Sherbrooke daily record, 24 août 1912, samedi 24 août 1912

[" /h / Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE.SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 1912.ONKCENT ALL READY FOR SHERBROOKE\u2019S THE EXHIBITION PRISONER RE-ARRESTED WAR WILL BE DECLARED Oates Will Open Week From lo-Dav.ÆIDWAY WILL BE BETTER THAN EVER\u2014ENTRIES LARGE.A week from to-day tbe gates will be opened for the 28th Annual Exhibition under the auspices of the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association.The directors feel that Increase During Past Year Over 1000.INCREASE IN VALUATION WILL BE OVER A MILLION.POPULATION OP 25,000 AT NEXT CENSUS.Sherbrooke should have a population of 25,000 at the next census.it will be the most successful ever ; Taking into consideration the in held and have advertised it extensive ly throughout Canada and the United States.If the weather is only favorable it is only reasonable to expect that a record number will attend the fair this year.' The reduced rate of admission, five tickets being available for $1.00, will no doubt be the means of bringing a large number who otherwise would not come.Live stock entries are coming in fast and the poultry classes are well filled.The Dairy Department will have a record entry.The agricultural, horticultural, maple and apiary departments will show the usual good exhibits.The buildings this year will crease in population during the past year, this would appear a conservative estimate.The valuators are just completing their work for 1912, and their report will be absolute proof of the statements made through these columns with reference to Sherbrooke\u2019s growth.In conversation with the Record this morning, Mr.Millier stated that the increase in valuation would be over one million dollars.This does not represent the total amount spent in buildings, as all the new industrial plants, churches and schools are exempt.These buildings will amount to about.$500,000.When asked what the increase in Nap.Lactiurse Escaped from King of Montenegro Has Sherbrooke Jail io done, tailed out Hie Whole CAPÏURED DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL PARTS OF ÏHE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS 1911.WAS RE-ARRESTED BY OFFICER COWLING AT McLEOD'S CROSSING YESTERDAY.Nap.Laeourse, who escaped from Sherbrooke jail on the 23rd of June, 1911, was re-arrested yesterday at McLeod's Crossing on the C.P.R., and brought to Sherbrooke in the jvening.The arrest was effected by Officer Cowling.Laeourse, when he escaped from jail, was serving a sentence for theft committed at Lake Megantic, to wh ck place he belongs.Laeourse was at work in the private office belonging to Mr.Laforce, jailer, and he got away by jumping through the window.Mr.Laforce immediately notified the officers throughout the Townships to be on the lookout for the escaped prisoner and had them also furnished surpass any previous year being all jopulation \"was, Mr.Millier stated with the necessary papers, well filled with new ami interesting | that it was over a thousand.The i Laeourse will appear before Judge MI FOILED exhibits.\tI rooks have not been completed, so The Midway, re-organized this year.| this is just an estimate.It is said will prove one of the features of this ; to be a conservative one, however, year\u2019s fair.\t\u2022 | Next year the population should Already twenty-five carloads of first increase\" even more, as several new class shows have been booked, head- industries will be in full swing and ed by the great wild animal show wüi reguire more help than the city \\?hich two years ago so captured the\tsupply at the present t me.public.Other shows which will come ; Jenckes Machine Company will re-here include Wild West Show, Diving | qnire 250 more hands.The Canadian Girls, Dog and Pony Circus and about ; Brakeshoe and Sherbrooke Iron Works twenty others, all high class attrac- j over a hundred, and other industries tions.\t.\t! about three hundred more hands than The five tickets for $1.00 remain they are now employing.on sale until Saturday night after ^\t^___.__ \u2014 which time they can no longer be ] procured.The price, of admission llirArn nM c.-'\" \" AulbtD PuLIU \u201cMERS\u201d HEED New York Officers Held in $10,000 Bail Esch.ARE INDICTED FOR FORGERY IN CONNECTION WITH THE ARREST OF ZELIG.New York, Aug.24.\u2014Chas.C.Stei-nert and Jas.C.White, the policemen who were indicted by the Grand Jury in connection-with the arrest of \u201cJack\u201d Zelig, were arraigned before Judge Mulqueen yesterday.The two policemen, who spent Thursday night in the Tombs prison, pleaded not guilty to the indictments charging perjury and they were held in $10,000 bail.Judge Mulqueen gave them until Wednesday to change their pleas if they so desired.DENIES \u201cLEFTY LOUIE\" IS FOUND.Considerable mystery was thrown about a report emanating iio>n the district attorney\u2019s office yesterday afternoon that Louis Rosenzweig, alias \u201cLefty Louie,\u201d one of the gunmen wanted in the Rosenthal murder, had been found in a suberb of a small Western city, \u201cnear the Rocky Mountains.\u201d A member of Mr.Whitman\u2019s staff was authority for the statement with the additional information that two detectives had been sent to get the man and would probably arrive here on Tuesday.The report had hardly been circulated when prompt denial was made from the district attorney\u2019s office that \u201cLefty Louie\u201d had been found.Whether this was a denial of expedience or fact could not be ascertained yesterday afternoon.Mulvena on Monday on a charge breaking jail.of no BORE mens or POISOD MSKEV Eleven Russian Workmen in ail Have Succumbed.Six Men Placed Under Arrest at San Diego, Cal.CARRIED RIFLES AND CARBINES AND HAD UNLOADED BOMBS.San Diego, Cal., Aug.24.-(Spe-cial)\u2014In the arrest of six men at\u2019Ll Cajon late last night the police department believes a dynamite plot to wreck the new $1,000,000 Spreckles Theatre when the house was crowded at the opening performance last night and an attack upon the lives of Chief of Police J.M.Wilson and Captain of Detectives Joseph Myers have been foiled.With a bundle of surveyor\u2019s stakes to throw off suspicion the gang carried a score of rifles and carbines and a heavy stock of ammunition, and a steel automobile trunk containing a dozen bombs unloaded, and camp outfit.Seven men were in the party when it left Los Angeles for San Deigo, yesterday morning.But Jas.Rooney, new recruit to the party, became frightened at their plans, deserted and when the party landed at Old-town he was arrested on suspicion, and turned informer.Five members of Industrial Workers of the World were arrested at their headquarters this morning on suspicion of complicity in projected dynamite plot and invasion of lower California.of His Army, CURE FOR FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.London, August 21.\u2014A Paris dispatch says that a veterinary specialist from Pas De Calais has arrived at Charoll with a remedy for the foot and mouth disease.Eighteen infected cattle at Martigny Lecomte have almost recovered after two days of treatment.NO MEDICAL COLLEGE YET.Victoria, B.C., August 34.\u2014 Hon.Dr.Young, provincial secretary, told the British Columbia Medical Associa- TWO MEN CHARGED WITH SELLING LIQUOR HAVE BEEN REMANDED UNTIL AFTER INQUEST.Montreal, August 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Two more victims were added to the already long list of Russian workmen who have died during the week from drinking poisoned whiskey.The total death list now reaches eleven.Ilcon Dochinck died in terrible agony yesterday and Stephen Slie-sork died at the General Hospital on Thursday night.The Russians arrested charged with selling whiskey were brought before Magistrate yesterday.They pleaded not guilty and their J case was continued \u2018till after inquest.N4.P.BÉLLEMORE HAS LOST HIS SIGHT.\t» I Montreal, Aug.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Although he escaped death from poisoning, Napoleon Bellemore has lost his sight from the effects of the stuff he drank.Although he could not identify the party he bought the stuff from, he has been able to \u2018give the police some valuable information, and on the strength of this a search was made of the store where the highwines was bought, and samples of all the drinks on the premises were taken.B.Tipsin, of 309 St.George street, is the proprietor, but he has not yet been placed under arrest.MAY SUPOENA ROOSEVELT.Washington, Aug.24.\u2014When Mr.Archbold finished his testimony yesterday afternoon, several members of the committee conferred over the advisability of inviting Col.Roosevelt to testify.Mr.Penrose wants the committee to subpoena the Colonel.Mr.Archbold\u2019s testimony, however, was regarded of such Importance that it was determined to call Wm.Rockefeller if his health will permit, and to recall George B.Cortelyou, Republican national chairman in 1904.FIGHTING PROCEEDING ON THE FRONTIER AS THOUGH WAR HAD ' BEEN DECLARED.London, Aug.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 King Nicholas of Montenegro has call ed out the whole of his army and there is great excitement on the frontier where fighting proceeds as though war had been declared, says the Daily Chronicle, .Both sides have suffered heavy losses wires the correspondent, who adds that the Russian ambassador is trying to settle the quarrel.Correspondent of the same paper at Paris says.\u201cKing Nicholas has signed decree of mobilization, and it is feared that war will be declared.\u2018\u2018It is reported that Austria has occupied Novipazar, to the east of Montenegro.\u201d CAN CO WL SELL ELfCTRiCAL MM _____ Question Arises but of Sale of Lenaoxvilie ^quipmeot.UNDERSTOOD THAT LAWYERS CLAIM COUNCIL HAS THE RIGHT To| SELL.The sale of the rity\u2019s electrical plant in the village» of Lennoxville, which has recently -, been sanctioned by the Council, is tîje subject of considerable comment.; The.interesting point of the case is that the Council 'should be able to sell what the citizens themselves bought.The Lennoxville equipment was purchased by the City at the same time as the lofai plant.Now the Council decides to sell that portion of the plant lot .ted in Lennox ville.\t.J No ÿiestfoh is Misid as to tlie wisdom of their action in this connection, but it would be interesting to learn just how much the Council could sell without consulting the people.Could they sell the whole plant?It is understood that three leading lawyers have given their opinion that the Council has the right to sell the Lennoxville plant.To a \u201clayman,\u201d however, it.would appear only-right that, once having bought anything of this nature, the citizens tliemselves should be consulted before the Council sold it.One of Prisoners tflio Escaped From Sweetsborg Jail Again In Lock up.SAYS THAT HE LEFT QUARTERS THROUGH A DOOR THAT WAS UNLOCKED.Sweetsburg, Aug.24.(Special) Ed Oomeau, who escaped from the jail here on Wednesday with another prisoner named Sargent, was again lodged in his old quarters in the jail last, evening by Higti Constable Boisvert.When the two men escaped, the High Constable sent word to all the officers along the boundary line to be on the lookout for ttiem, as it was supposed they would make for the United States.Yesterday forenoon Deputy Sheriffs Phanens and Reardon, of Hichford, Vt., received information that a man answering Comeau\u2019s description had been seen entering the house of one Tctreault.They then surrounded the house, and Comeau, finding that the officers were after him, jumped through one of the windows and made a break to get away.Tire officers were armed and threatened to shoot if he did nut halt.On seeing the drearms Comeau sulimitted, and was ;uken to police headquarters.High Constable Boisvert was noti fled and went to Hichford.Comeau at first refused to return, saying that he would light extradition.Later he decided to return with the High Con stable, and Sweetsburg was reached about midnight.Comeau will come u,' before Judge Mulvena to-day, and the charge of breaking jail will be added to the rther two which had been previously preferred against him.HOW PRISONERS ESCAPED.Comeau stated after his arrest that he and Sargent left, the jail through one of the doors which had l>eon left unlocked.This story of Comeau\u2019s is denied by the jailer.SARI LENT STILL AT LIBERTY.Jack Sargent is still at.liberty, hut the High Constable has every reason to bel eve that he will soon be able to have him in confinement again.|GOOD AVERAGE AT CREAMERY1f South Horton, Aug.24.\u2014(Special) I \u2014The average at the South Roxton j creamery for the last half of July j was $1.06 per cwt.E.T.STOCK FOR QUEBEC KXH1 B1TION.Coaticook, Aug.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Messrs.Chas.Edwards and Thus ! Wirstone of Maplehurst Farm on Friday morning with a car POTATO CROP WILL BE GO Fulford, Aug.24.\u2014(Spectal)-tatoes promise an abundant cro season in this section, MARRIAGES SAWYER \u2014 JOHNSON.East Angus, Aug.24,\u2014(Special)\u2014 Ipff I The marriage of Mr.Robert Sawyer load j Rnd Miss Viola Johnson, eldest of fine cattle, which they will exhibit at tbe Quebec Exhibition.PRICE OF HOGS AT SOUTH RON TON.South Roxton, Aug.24.\u2014(Special) Mr.Ovide Depart loaded a car of live stock at Roxton Falls.Hogs weighing 150 lbs.brought $8 per cwt.Mr.Depart, will load another car two weeks from Monday.BEDFORD PROPERTY BROUGHT $1500.Bedford, Aug.24.(Special) An auction sale of the effects of the late Mrs Dan Connor was held on Tuesday afternoon when the house and lot were sold to Mr.A.C, Knee-land at a price of $1500.00.SPECIAL PRIZE FOR MANGOLDS AT BEDFORD.Bedford, Aug 24\t- (Special) A special prize has been offered of $10 divided into S5, $A and $2 for the best display of mangolds, sugar beets and turnips at the Fair.This competition should attract consider able attention as the farmers nearly all grow roots extensively, DOING ROAD WORK OVER AGAIN.Bromptonville, Aug.24.(Spec ial)\u2014The trouble in connection with the Road Department has taken a new turn.The scraper was ordered out yesterday, and the loose earth that had been put on the middle of the street has been put.back into the ditch again.This means that the work will have to he all gone over again, and, of course, at the expense of the ratepayer.j daughter of Mr, and Mrs.John | Johnson, both of East Angus, took ; place at Christ:s Church on Thursday : August 22nd, at five o\u2019clock, Mr.! and Mrs.Sawyer went away on the i six o\u2019clock train and on their return i will reside in East Angus.THATCHER SMITH.A quiet wedding took place at the home of Mrs.Emma Wharton, War Iren Street, Hoxhury, Mass., on Tues j day, when her niece, Miss Martha I Smith, at one time a resident of Sherbrooke, was married to Mr.A1 | vin Thatcher of Boston.The cere-j inony was performed in the parlor, J by the Rev.Mr.James Barber, Baptist Missionary, who has just, returned from the North West, a cousin of the groom.The bride, who was unattended, wore a pretty costume of pale fawn cloth, trimmed with black satin and : white lingerie blouse of lawn and i embroidery.Her hat of fawn chip wa trlmmtd with black satin bows and (Grise osprey.She carried a bou-; quel of white and pink roses.The | best, man was Mr.Edward Thatcher, bn ther of the groom.The bride was given away by her brother, Mr.C.Smith.After the simple ceremony the i wedding luncheon was served the table bciru arranged with pink and white sweet peas and asparagus fern.Mi.and Mrs.Thatcher left In the afternoon for Manchester, Newport, an I Sherbrooke for their wedding trip, and on their return will reside in Boston.The groom\u2019s gift to the bride was a gold watch, and hni tel low employees presented her with a handsome dinner set.ADVANCE SALE EAST WARD PROPERTY U Cumpwiion is Also Believed to be Fatally Injured.(ME Of BISHOP Mgr.Gauthier, Montreal, Conse crated at Service in Cathedral, prob- truck COURT EXTEND SHERBROOKI HOUSE.Ottawa, Aug.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014The tion here that a faculty of medicine | contract has been let to Loom is-I) a would not be among the first to be ! in Ltd., for $28,000 for an extension established in the new provincial Uni- I of the old Court House at Snei versity.That, in fact, would not be brooke.likely to be established in several j This will be used by 53rd Regiment years.as an armory.THEMC DISPATCHES SIMMS CANAMAH AND 1M1D NEWS ACCIDENT CAUSED AT EXCAVA TION FOR C.N.R.TUNNEL ON DORCHESTER STREET.Montreal, Aug.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 One nan was killed and another was so seriously injured that he will ibly die, when a big two-ton fell into the excavation where the C.N.R.tunnel is coming out on Dorchester street.The\u2019 dead man is unknown, only having started work a couple of nights ago.John Smith was taken to the Roy al Victoria Hospital, where .hut slight hope is held out for his recovery.ROOSEVELT, STANDS SPONSOR.Wilkesbarre, Pa., August 24.\u2014Col.Roosevelt found time during his busy-day here to become the godfather of the twelfth child of Paul Drippe, editor of the Luzerne County Express.The child is Theodore Roosevelt Drippe, four months old.NEW COLLEGE FOR ST.JOHNS.St.Johns, Que., Aug.21.\u2014Judge Monet announced a few days ago in Mr.Langlois paper, Le Pays, that on his return from California in a fortnight or so whither he is proceeding on important business, he would call a public meeting to discuss the expediency of finding a non-sectarian college in St.Johns, open to French and English students alike.Many express the conviction that there is a legitimate opening for such an institution in this town.DUKE\u2019S A.D.C.ON LEAVE.Ottnw\u2019a, August 24.\u2014Commander the Hon.A.Ramsay, R.N., A.D.C.sails this week for England on leave of absence during the western tour of the Duke of Connaught.CAPTURE OK WASHINGTON.Washington, D.O., Aug.24\u2014(Special)\u2014August 24th is a memorable date in the history of Washington, for it was just ninety-eight years ago to-day that the British Army in command of Gen.Rosa took possession of the national capital and applied the torch to the congressional library and a number of other public buildings.BROKE HYDROPLANE RECORD Annapolis, Md., August 24.\u2014Reaching an altitude of 3,200 feet Lieut, Gordon Ellysscn, of the Navy Aviation Corps broke by 350 feet his own recently established record of 2,850 feet for flying in the hydro-aeroplane typo of machine.BOY KILLED AT BASEBALL.Quebec, August 24.\u2014While playing baseball at the Esplanade grounds, a young man named Arthur Pelletier, fils Gustave, aged 17, was struck on the hack by a ball and knocked down.Ho was taken to tbe Jeffery Halo Hospital, where he died soon after from his injuries.FORGER GOT THREE YEARS.Broekville, Aug.24.Fred Anglin, the self-confessed forger of four cheques on local banks, by which he secured in the aggregate $425, was yesterday sentenced to three years In the Kingston penitentiary.An effort to prove him insane failed.JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE.London, Aug.24.\u2014The new Emperor of Japan has decided (states an Exchange Telegraph Company\u2019s message from Tokio) that the Heir I ic-sumptive to the Japanese Throfic shall receive a European education.Prince Michi will therefore be sent to England, where he will spent four years at college, He will afterwards go to Paris and Berliu to complete his education.LARGER CIRCULATION OF SMALL NOTES.Ottawa, Aug.24.\u2014Returns received by the Finance Department show that the circulation of small notes is substantially larger than it was last summer.Comparing the circulation of July 31, 1912, with that of July 31, 1911, there is an advance in one dollar notes of approximately $5k)(i;-000; in two dollar notes of approxi matcly $800,000; in four dollar notes of over $360,000; or in all of between $1,600,000 and $1,700,000.GARTER FOR EMPEROR.London, Aug.24.\u2014King George today Conferred the Order of the Garter on Emperor Yoshihite, the new ruler of Japan.Prince Arthur of Con- (Contlnued on Page 3,1 HI mspSElfll.Refers to Story of $3,000,000 Contribution.NEW BISHOP IS ONE OF IvtoST ABLE AND ELOQUENT OF THE CLERGY.Montreal, August 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 In St.James Cathedral this morning His Excellency Mgr.Stagni, the Papal Delegate, consecrated Mgr.Georges Gauthier, Rector of the Cathedral, as Dishop of Philoppopolls and auxiliary bishop of Montreal, in succession to Mgr.Racicot, who resigned on account of iB health.The consecration ceremony took place in the pre pence of a large congregation of Catholic priests, prelates and laity of Montreal and vicinity.The new bishop is regarded as one of the most able and eloquent of the French-Canadian clergy.He.was born in Montreal in 1371 and was ordain ed by the late Archbishop Fabre in ls>14.He.spent the next two years studying in Rome and on bis return to Montreal be, taught for two years in the Montreal Seminary.His elo quence soon attracted attention and the Archbishop added him to the staff of the Cathedral in 18!>8.When in 1901, Archbishop liruchesi createtl the parish of St.James the Major with the Lathed nil as the parochial Church, Rev.Canon Gauthier was made the Rector.Would Indicate L&rge Attendance At The Fair.ADVANCE SALE OF 5 FOR $1.00 CLOSES TO-NIGHT.The advance, sale of Canada\u2019s Great Eastern Exhibition tickci'-\u2019, five for $1.00, which has been in progress during the past month, closes to-night, after which date no more can bo procured.The sale of these tickets in all parts of the Townships has been Murray Properly Bought By Mr.L.E.Chembertato.UNDERSTOOD THAT AN AMUSE MENT PARK WILL BE OPENED THERE NEXT HUMMER.An important real estate deal has just been completed in East Ward.Mr.T.T, Delialc, who recently bought the Murray property, Bowen avenue, has sold it to Mr.L.E.large, and greatly appreciated by the j Chamberlain, of this city.public, many having taken advantage of this cheap rate of admission, especially among the farmers.The tickets will remain in the hands of the vendors, the names of whom will bo found in the advertisement columns of this paper, until to-night after which date they will all be -e-turned and no more will be on sale.In this connection all those having tickets on sale acp requested to make property for the purpose returns to the Secretary on Monday 1 \u201d .'.\"l'\u2018\u2019 morning so that before the final yush of exhibition business they may be checked satisfactorily.It is understood that Mr.Chamberlain will turn the property Into an amusement park next summer, and will make it attractive in every way.It will be conducted along the lines of Sobrner Park, Montreal.The property is a very desirable one, consisting of fourteen lots with several buildings.A beautiful grove adds greatly to the value of the for which it was bought.Being right on the street ear line, it Is easy of access, and should prove a popular spot.DENIES HAVING ACCEPTED MONEY FROM THE STANDARD OIL.New York, Aug.24.-Coloncl Roosevelt declared yesterday that tor Penrose\u2019s statement that wir.George W.Perkins underwrote my primary expenses for $3,000,000 or any sum even remotely resembling it, is a deliberate and wilful falsehood, which he knows to be such when he makes it.\" \u201cMr.Penrose,\u201d be added, would do well not to attribute to others the infinite baseness which actuates himself.\u201d THE WEATHER Fair and comparatively warm.COM HMD AI unit IIKE.Owned by Aid.L.H.Olivier of This City.MR.AND MRS.OLIVIER HAD JUST RETURNED TO THE CITY AFTER SPENDING SUMMER THERE.The summer residence of Aid.L.H.Olivier, at Little Lake, was burned to the ground last night, with the entire contents.The loss will be considerable, as the cottage was a most desirable one.As far as can be learned the fire started near the ice house, and spread very rapidly.How it started is a mystery.Mr.and Mrs.Olivier ami the members of the family had just returned to the city, after having spent the summer there.Dr.and Mrs.Valomore Olivier and a friend were to have occupied the cottage for a few days.They were at the hotel when the fire broke out.Tlie Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank Sill EDMUND WAI.KEK, C.V.O., IX.D., D.CX., President ALEXANDER LAIRD, .- .\u2022 General Manager jQUjf AIRD, .\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Assistant General Manager Capital $15,000,000 Rest $12,500,000 BRANCHES throughout Canada and In ths United Stats», *¦*-land and Mexico.(This Bank, with It* large number of branches, 1 \u2019 i\u2019w,'n \u2022quipped (or the transaction of everr, description ol bankbia bnslue»» l C&nada ami Foreign Countrlei.\tif tn Its amalgamation with the Eastern Township.Bank enable.It to .erve the public In the territory covered by that tn.tttutlon better tnan any^other bun mr)n(!y order, on all the principal coontrle.ol the world '\"'\"travel Icrk ^cheques and letter of credit (.ued, nctotlable la all part.^ 'iBIls received lor colleottos os any place where there (.a bank or b®nk®r'\u2018\tliranches In Sherbrooke Dnfferin Ave.(mats offle).Wellington SL.PW£r Town (Kin* ¦&*.Kij fVINN FARWKJkL,\tA.B111008,\tNw F.DINNING* Manager.\tManager.\tlAgent.\u2019 THE SERVICE YOU WANT.While wc are constantly endeavoring to increase the volume ot our business, wc realize that wo can best do this by properly serving the Interests of our customers, both In the careful selection ot Investments and In the safenunrdinB ot their interests.The service which we will give you as a customer will not end wttn the sale ot one or more securities to you, as we have established a special department (or the purpose of exercising a watchful care over your Interests and the safety of your Investment.We are always pleased to have our customers send us their coupons and bonds when they mature.Wo look after their collection for them.F.B.McCURDY & GO.Member.Montreal Stock Exchange, BRANCHES : Coaticook, Richmond, Rock Island, Conk.blr.i Sherbrooke Office Art Building.R.N.Robins, Manager PÀGH two.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS tottenf bf Daily fttcofd Corm-pfdwtlIaTirteBiCtM\u2014Wii MASSAWIPPI.Attiv^b and departures: Miss Agnes Taylor, of Montreal, at home over Sunday ^d left Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs.R.Taylor, m Boston for about ten days, when she will return here for a short time; Mr.T.Rowell and son, of Sherbrooke, at STOPPED THE BLOOD AT ONCE SAVED THE HORSE .his sister\u2019s, Mrs.Peck\u2019s, on Tuesday; j jir.and Mrs.H.M.Hovey, of Rock Island, Saturday and Sunday at air.3.Colt\u2019s; Miss Alice Griggs, of Sher-j biooke, with Miss A.Hitchcocv; Mr.and Mrs.Davis of Sherbrooke, with several relatives, occupying \u2018\u2018Cedar-wood\u201d camp, at the lake for a few weeks; Mr.A.Coi, from the Royal j Victoria Hospital.Montreal, on Wednesday; Mr.Harold Bean of Beebe, here over Sunday.Miss Susie Ayer continues very j ill with typhoid fever at the home of Mr T.St.Dizier.Her mother, Mrs.Ayer, is in constant attendance up .n her.DIXVILLE.j Arrivals and departures : Mr.and : Mrs.Leon Piper and children, of Wat-erville, with relatives in town ; Mr.jir James Pillsbury, who has been Gilson, of Malden, Mass., with friends at Lyndonville, Vt., for Jennie Melrose, of Ladd\u2019s Mills, visiting their cousins, Misses Mildred and Bernice Grady, this week ; Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Cushing and family visiting friends at Capelton on Sunday ; Rev.Thos.Wearing, Mrs.Wearing and daughter, Lorna, of Eglinton, Ont., and Mrs.H.B.Parker, of West-mount, guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Parker on Wednesday ; Mr.S.A.Baldwin, of Coaticook, in town on Thursday ; Messrs.C.O.LeBaron and F.Pope, of Hatley, judges on farms and crops, accompanied by Mr.H.W.Perry, were in town on Wednesday ; Miss Olive Lorimer, of Coaticook, visiting her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.D.Gilson ; Mr.Cuthbert Murray, of Danville, recent guest of Mr.Richard B.Martin ; Miss Ruby Cushing, with her guest, Miss Rousseau, visiting friends at Coaticook on Thursday ; Mr.Geo.\"Lucas, wim lives at Wiltbn, ) Ont., has a food horse\t\u2019he , would nov\u2019have had without Douglas Egyptian Liniment.He says : \"My , horse ran away and was so severely- cut and torn on a barb wire fence that I be- | lieve he would have bled to death had ! my son not procured Egyptian Liniment i and syringed the contents of a bottle into the cuts which stopped the flow of blood at once.This happened in August and I expected if the horse lived would be a cripple for life, but thanks to the Liniment, scarcely a scar can be seen.\t,\t, \"All the people about here know how badlv he was cut.\" This power of stopping bleeding at once, and healing a wound without proud flesh and almost without a scar, makes Douglas' Egyptian Liniment invaluable to the man who keeps horses, cattle or any live stock.\t54 2ôc.at all dealers.Free sample on request.Douglas i Co., Napanee, Gnt Benjamin-, guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Gilson for his holiday ; Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Parker and Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Parker attended a reunion of the Parker family at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Parker, Barnston on Tuesday ; Mrs.0.P.Terrill, of Coaticook, recent guests at the home of her brother, Mr.Bruce R.Bald-he 1 win ; Mrs.A.E.Damon, who has several weeks, home again ; Mrs.C.A.Fox, of Coaticook, with her brother, Mr.Allan Humphrey, of Boston, calling on friends here on Wednesday.been at Lake Averill, home on Wednesday y Mrs.J.N.Cushing, of Coaticook, Wednesday with relatives in town ; Mrs.W.H.Plowman guest at the home of her uncle, Clarence Banfill, at Milby ; Mr.tis Willey, of Derby, Vt., who has been visiting friends here for a couple of weeks, home on Tuesday ; Misses Edna and Helena Grady and Miss STOP AT THE NEW GARAGE EWPORT Fire Proof, Accessible, fioomy, JUST OPENED.Three storeys, concrete, brick and steel construction throughout.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.GOULD Arrivals and departures: Mr.Edward B.Forrest of Ottawa, the week end guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Cowan; Misses Mabel and Lena Wilson, Wednesday in Sherbrooke; Mr.K.NT.recent Maclver home W\u2019erinesday after visit-Mr.ing various points in the West; Mr.Cur- and Mrs.E.Forrest left Monday for Portland and Boston before going to their home in Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.; F.H.Wilson Tuesday at Weedon Mines visiting friends; Mrs.P.Urbain and Miss Carrie MacKay in Scotstown recently; Mr.and Mrs.Wm.MacAulay arrived Sunday from Prince Rupert: Mr.and Mrs.Botk-well and Miss Eleanor Bothwell and Miss Dug of East Angus, Sunday the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Buchanan; Miss C.MacLeod of St.Johns-biiry who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.John MacLean, left town Wednesday; Miss Christie MacDonald Thursday in Sherbrooke; Mrs.Hopkins and son Ray of Nashua, re-! cent guests of the Misses J.and C.Hanright; Messrs.S.J.Davis and W.Gagney of Bury in town on Tuesday; Mr.H.Dennison guest of Mr.Donald MacAulay recently.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society held its monthly meeting in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday after- PROPRIETORS.ERXEST R.COX, Manager.from A.F.Davis, Railroad St.Quite a number motored to Leu-noxville to attend the garden party given by Mrs.Burton.Those who went included: The Misses Carpenter, and Miss Edith Nelson, Cecil Woodard, Mrs.F.Af.Danforth and the Messrs.Carpenter, Cameron, Marsh and pulsifer.Mrs.Homer Ducharme and daughter, Grace, have gone to DixviUe.-f- DANVILLE.Mrs.A.McCallum and son Hubert, of Sherbrooke; Mr.H.C.Edwards, of Lewiston, Me., are spending a few days with their father, Mr.J.P.Edwards.Miss Alice O'Donnell, of Waltham, Mass., is visiting her brother, Mr.: and Mrs.J.P.O\u2019Donnell, Water ; street.Mr.B.H.Barnard, Master Andrew Barnard and Master Arthur McCrack-en motored to South Durham yes-! terday.Mr.Stanley L.Scott, of Sawyer-; ville, is the guest of Mr.F.Ronald Brown at \u2018\u2018Burnhrae;\u201d Mrs.James ! Barnes and daughter, of Portland,* Ore., who were visiting Mr.A.Mc-Leay, have gone to visit friends in .Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Mountain have returned from Orange, Mass., after ; attending the funeral of Mrs.Aaron 1 Trim, Mrs.Mountain's sister.Mrs.Susanna Jane Trim, wife of | Aaron Trim, of North Main street, | died at her home in Orange, Mass., ! early Wednesday morning of diabetes, after an illness of some time.1 She was '69 years, 8 months and 12 j days.Mrs.Trim was horn in Danville, Quebec, but had lived in Orange a good share of her life.Her maiden iame was Susanna Moore.Mrs.Trim was a woman of many excellent qualities, but one who preferred her home to the social side of life.She was quite ill four years ago, but recovered sufficiently to be about her home and do her work, until she was taken ill several weeks ago.Besides her husband, who is a well-known Civil War veteran in Orange, she leaves a daughter, Mrs.Chauncey Drury, of Orange, two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs.E.A.Mountain, of Danville, Quebec.The funeral will Boston recently, to be the guest of her sister.The R.T.of T.held an ice cream social at the Town Hall, and Mr.Naysmith\u2019s lawn, Wednesday evening.An enjoyable time was reported by all attending.The last dance of the season was held at Coney Island on Thursday.PRICES Al THE SHERBROOKE MftRKEl Turnips.2 for _5c Apples, peck.50c cncumteis.5 7c THE SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COATICOOK.Young ladies wishing board and room while attending the High School, apply to Mrs.Malcolm Mackenzie, Court street.Mr.and Mrs.H.Johnson, residents in town for several years hut have for some time been living in Brompton-ville have returned to make their home in town, Mr.Johnson being again in the employ of the Penman Mfg.Co.The services in the Methodist ; Church will be conducted on Sunday I by Mr.Gordon Sisco.A pleasant informal dance was held at the Club House on Friday evening.- The' services in the Baptist Church will be conducted on Sunday by Rev.i Thomas Wearing of Toronto.TO GET WHITE SWAN YEAST CAKES.If you can\u2019t get White Swan Yeast Cakes from your grocer, send your name and address, and we will send Tee sample of White Swan Yeast Cakes and tell what grocer in your town keeps it.W\u2019hite Swan Spices & Cereals, Limited, Toronto, Ont.EAST ANGUS.Don\u2019t miss seeing Mr.and Mrs.Otis Tewkesbury of Perkinsvilie receiving for the first time in their home in the city.Parish Hall, Aug.2'Jth.Come and hear Aunt Sophronia Ruggles agitatmg Dr.Squills\u2019 celebrated tooth paste, at the Parish Hall, Aug.29th.The next meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Guild will he with Mrs.James Hillman, Sherbrooke street, Wednesday afternoon, Aug.28th.GREAT VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON MARKET THIS MORNING.If the Sherbrooke Market can be ^ taken as the pulse, and conditions ! throughout the Townships be judged thereby, it is evident that fhe farmers are prosperous.Never before has the market been taxed as it is 1 at the present time.As an invest- , ment alone the $10,00(1 voted to the Market Committee should be spent at mce.There is no question but that the present accommodation is not I sufficient.Prices to-day were firm.Butter was higher than last week, and sold at : 30c per pound.Vegetables in enormous quantities were available and ound ready market.To-day\u2019s prices were as follows : Butter, per lb.30c Butter, per lb.28c ; Cplery, bunch.10c i String Beans, Qt.lilc.! Pork, per lb.12\u201415c ! Radishes, per bunch.5c Lamb, per ft).12J\u201418c Fowls, per lt>.12\u201415c T.inteys, per lb.25\u201428c Geese, per lb.12\u201415c Blond sausage, 2 lbs.25c Pork sausage.15c Voai.8\u201412c.Ham, pel @.17\u2014ISc Ch\u2019.ekens, per lb.15\u201425c Mutton, per quarter.7\u2014]0c.Cabbage.7\u201410c Beets, bush.44\u201460c Potatoes, new, per peck.1,0c Carrots, per bunch.:.5c Onions, peck.25\u201440c.i FAIR OF THE STANSTEAD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL BE HELD AT AYEfi\u2019S CLIFF, QUE,.WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AUG.28 and 29, 1912 AN EXHIBITION For the Farmers, by the Farmers.Every Branch of Agricultural Activity Will be Represented in the Products Displayed.$3,000.00 IN PREMIUMS Spirited Speed Contests For Liberal Purses.Exciting Foot Races.RICHMOND The Odd Fellows will hold their annual decoration services on Sun day afternoon next.The Sons of cake place this afternoon in the home j England Lodge will also hold similar at 2 o\u2019clock and burial will be in | services at the same time.If the RACES Wednesday, 2.30 p.m.Green Race, For Horses never started for money before.Purse .$40 Thursday, 2.30 p.m., 2.35 Class.Purse .$60 3.30 p.m.Free for All .$75 P.B.BUCKLAND, President.H.E.BALDWIN, Vice-President.FRED J.ROBINSON, Secretary.: noon.WATERVILLE.Mrs.E.P.Smith, who has been , visiting Mrs.Jameson, motored in company with Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Ayer of Moe\u2019s River, to their camp for a couple of days\u2019 outing before returning to her home in Johnville, last week.Mr.Earl Smith recently visited at Mr.Jameson\u2019s before leaving for couple of months\u2019 stay in the West.Central cemetery.Don\u2019t forget the concert in Town Hall, Monday evening.Everybody invited.An informal dance was given Friday evening in the town hall in honor of Miss Bessie Gibson, of Montreal, who is staying vrere with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Gibson.weather proves unfavorable, services will be held in the large Odd Fellows\u2019 -lall.Not compound, not pure, but our GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE OPEN KETTLE RENDERED.is the very best that can be made.Also don\u2019t forget that, while it costs a little more, it is the cheapest in the end, as it goes farther.v NIOOLET FALLS.Mrs.Frank Young and daughter, home after visiting Miss A.Moore; Misses Maude Rockett and Elsie Elliott at Three Rivers, Wednesday, attending the exhibition there; Mr.Rcbt.MacKenzie, here this week on business.BROWN LEIGH PLACE.Arrivals and departures: Mr.John Brown of Brooklyn, N.Y., guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Brown; Mr.L.A.Kimpton of Boston, recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.T.A.Casady ; Miss Janet Abraham of Montreal a guest of Mrs.A.J.Haddock; Miss Charlotte Johnston to Brome Lake for a few days.« & ORDER WONDER ! HERE IS VALUE YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO OVERLOOK THE \u201cCONNiUGHT\u201d SKIRT Mrs.Henry Fowler is in Montreal [ for a couple of days.Mr.Thos.Ward left Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Jameson and ^Miss Irma Jameson with Mr.and i 5lrs- Ayer of Moe\u2019s River, motored last week to Vermont and New Hampshire, taking in \u2018\u2018DixviUe Notch\u201d and \u201cThe Balsams,\u201d and j stopping at Coiebrook, N.H., guests ; of Mr.C.Jameson.WINDSOR MILLS.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Ted Wednesday for Brady, from Warwick; Mrs.O.Murphy and daughter, Agatha, from Boston; Mrs.Jonderville, home from Biompton; Mrs.Albert McCallum for SCOTSTOWN.Do not miss the moving pictures Wednesdays and Saturdays.Special moving pictures for the farmers, Wednesdays and Saturdays.Drive in.HOV HUNTINGVILLE.Rev.Mr.Adams\u2019 subject for Aug.,25th will be \u201cThe Greatest Thing.\u201d DESIRABLE LAKE PARK PROPERTY Ur SALE I desire to dispose of my summer home at Twin Pine Point, Lake Park.This property consists of two large and one small, cottages.All are practically new and up-to-date in every particular.They are in an ideal location, having beautiful surroundings and the outlook from either direction is simply magnificent.There is a beautiful beach for bathing, being sufficiently shallow to be safe for children.The arrangement of the interior 01 the building is all that can be desired by any one, the finish being such as a home in town would be expected to have.There is a good, convenient stable, fuel house, ice house and a very commodious boat house.There is a good, well graded and cared for State Hoad to this property, making it very accessible.There is no more desirable summer home on Lake Memphremagog.BENJAMIN P.BALL, Owner, Derby Line, Vt.P.S.\u2014This property is all in Vermont.iW ilr Ladies\u2019 Vicuna Skirt.Again we ofler a beautiful tailor made Skirt, believing that our patrons appreciate our efforts in producing a rare bargain, as the demand for our special last season was enormous, and at times taxed our capacity.DO NOT THINK that because the price is low that the value is likewise, it is really worth far more, and you will agree with us when you see it.We attribute this^success to the fact that all our friends know that we use dependable cloth, good tailors and good trimmings which in this case on this offer gives you a Vicuna Skirt above the average.It is five .gored, panel back, high waist or the regular waist band.Comes in colors Navy, Brown, Grey and Black.The '\u2018Connaught\u201d Skirt Sold in Stock sizes only as follows : Stock Sizes:\u2014Band\u201423 24-25 25-26 Length\u201438\t39\t4» CONNAUGHT \u201d and the price is 26-27 42 27-28 43 28-29-30 43 We call It the POST PAID JIONTGOMERy \u2022RossoCb.Limited, \\.v\tmoot peal.YOU MUST HAVE Our big Fashion Book for the Fall and Winter \u2014 It is NOW READY and is free for the asking.We are leaders in the Art of making Women's and Children\u2019s wear.Our styles are the latest and you cannot afford to be without sucb a Book, if you wish to dress well at a moderate price.\u201cMONTROSS\u201d Clothes are known from Coast to Coast.KIRKDALE.Arrivals and departures: Miss Ida McKay, of East Angus, guest of the Misses Adcock; Mrs.Sherlock, of Montreal, guest of Mes.Geo.Hep-I worth; Miss Adcock, from East Angus, visiting; the Misses Elliott, of Montreal, guests of Mrs.R.L.Bi.l-; ingsbey; Mrs.Roe and daughter, i Blanche, of Melbourne, guests at the ; \u201cParsonage\u201d; Mr.and Mrs.Smith to j Montreal after a few days with Mrs.! Geo.Hepworth; Miss Clayton and ! Master Clayton, to Montreal, after vititing friends at \u201cThe Notch \u2019; Mrs.Pyke and children, to Red Deer, Alta, ; after visiting friends here; Mr.Geo.Dickson to Rectory Hill, after visil-i ing relatives; Mr.and Mrs Dallison I and children and Mrs.Broomfield and i children to Montreal after a few days ' with Mrs.Geo.Hepworth.An ice cream social will be held on Parsonage Grounds on the evening of August 27, followed by a programme.FAIRFAX.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.C.M.Gould and Miss Gould of Way\u2019s Mills, guests of Mrs.C.K.Lincoln, on Wednesday; Miss G.Smith, also a guest at the same place; Mr.i and Mrs.I.Morrill and two sons of Somerville, in town; Miss Lelia Lin-! coin entertained her friends, Mr.Wal-| ter Hibbard, and Miss Ruth Rex or;!, ; last week; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Drew, of Boston, callers at Mr.C.it.I Crook\u2019s, recently; Mr.and Mrs.Whittaker, to Malden, Mass., after a few : weeks at Mrs.Brown's; Mr.and M^s.; F.Clark, Sunday at Mr.\tE.\tM.Beck's; Mr.C.Lincoln and Miss ; Lelia, Monday at North Hatley.Miss Gertrude Crook is seriously ill i and under the-care of a physician.MOE\u2019S RIVER.| The school opened on Monday with Mrs.Truell as teacher.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.I.A.! M.Smith and Miss Fanny Warner of j Johnville, guests of Mrs.D.W.Ayer, ^on Wednesday; Mr.J.A.Daigneau of Montreal for a few days; Miss M., Sutton of Coaticook and Mr.P.A.Hill of Barford at Mr.A,H.Draper's recently; Miss Ruby Tyler to Ayers Cliff for two weeks; Miss Ha-zelle Brown' to Watervillc on Tues-i day; Messrs.D.W.Ayer, C.A.Par-i sons, C.Richardson and F.A ldrich to East Hatley by auto on Tuesday.WE PUARANTKE a fit or refund your money.EVERYTHING PREPAID.Your nataz on a Postal will bring a Copy.MONTGOMERY ROSS & GO., LIMITED MOmREil NORTON, VT., AND STANHOPE.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.,i.McDonald and daughters of Macknic Falls, in town visiting old acquaintances; Mrs.T.S.Lemieux, of Coaticook, to join her husband; Mrs.H.Pelletier and children of Three Hi vers, guest with her mother, Mrs.J.McClish; Mrs.F.A.Danforth and \\ children, guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Marsh; Mr.and Mrs.V, Vallier and family, to their respective homes, Ht.Brr mo; Miss Louisa Bourque, to Three Rivers to attend school.Mr.John Donovan has moved to I his new home recently purchased BELLEVUE PARK BUILDING LOTS The building activity in Sherbrooke certainly exceeds all records./ Just think for a moment\u2014Sixteen Residences erected in Bellevue Park this season.What will it be in a year to come ?Is this not an Indubitable Proof that Bellevue Park is the only subdivision making headway, thereby guaranteeing the public of Sherbrooke that Bellevue Park Building Lots Are Second to None ?Is this not an Indubitable Proof that Bellevue Park is, without a doubt, the Elite Residental Part of the City, and is recognized as such by the number of residences already built, and more to come ?REMEMBER-Bellevue Park has its Electric Lights, Sewers, Water, and all streets are Sixty-six feet wide, also its magnificent boulevard, Eighty feet in width ; a Church and Academy, a Convent now under construction.In fact Bellevue Park is a Second Model City by itself.Make Your Choice Before the Best Lots are Gone.Get Our Terms.IT NOW Sherbrooke Roal [state Company,155 w?£n5J,\"ee'' W.J.CROCHETIERE, Selling Agent, 111a Alexander Street.¦.Phone 1212 < y SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1912.PAGE THRm The Daily Rooord;\tBEDFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS SHERBROOKE RECORD CO., printers and Publishers.Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 100 and 103 Wellington street.Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE etlicjdy in advance to any address in Canada, Great Britain and the United States, one year, $3.00 ; six months.$1.00 ; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 30 cents.To any address in the .Eastern Townships, by the year, only $1.50, Circulation Statement Circulation statement for week ending Aug.17th, 1912 : Monday .9,925 Tuesday .>.\t9,^35 Wednesday .9,960 Thursday .10,000 Friday .10,000 Saturday .10,100 Total 59,920 RECOMMENDED EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS G RANBY\u2014WINDSOR HOTEL, T.A.Lynch, prop., recently oi Montreal.ItoOy SfcportsFrOHi.Ccrrespoacients den for a few days.Her parents, Mr.Friday guests of per daughter, Mrs.j and Mrs.H.G.Shufelt are moving F.A.Shepard; Mr.F.F.Fyles to II What is ¦'icing oo.j brood mare on Thursday.The ani-vrith 'ma* was at pasture with her three-j months-old foal, when she was taken I sick and died in a few hours.-4- FULFOKD.BROIE.Dr.R.Harvey of the Geological Survey Department, Ottawa, his staS of workers is camping on the Exhibition Grc tunds for about two weeks.They ar e working in the i vicinity of Rockwell\u2019s Mill, East Hill, ! and will continue through to Cow- | Arrivals and departures: Mr.ansville.\t: Mrs.Percival Holden of Sutton Mt Bands of marrie,ge between Mr.! guests of Mrs.L.E.Fessenden at tha Robert Jones and Mass* iLizzii Tracy, j Island Cottage over Sunday; Mr.and [daughter of Mr.C.O.Tracy of tuis Mrs.Walter Taylor, of West Shef-t illage were published for the first j forn, accompanied by their five little time on Sunday in Srt.John's Church, daughters, guests of Mrs.Woodard of Messrs.H.A.HoLden, W'm.Chop- i Maplehurst on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.ring r- a.oneparu; air.p.t .e yies to to Port Hope, Ont., in the near fu- Ottawa on Friday evening to visit ture.\tills parents there; Mrs.R.T.Mac- Mr.Walter Fletcner lost a valuable donald and son Douglas home from (§®K]\u2018ÏÏ&0KI Kl® ZàfeCJ a few weeks at their Brome Lake cottage on Thursday.Foreman R.Lewis and his force i of men that were putting up the new ! addition to the C.P.R.station ran i out of suitable lumber to finish the | work and moved out with all hands ; and on Friday afternoon, going from I here to St.Hyacinthe where they will put up a standard water tank.Mr.N.J.Wyatt is the latest Sutton man to purchase an auto.Mr.Wyatt will make good use of his new car as an aid in looking after his lumber and mill business as well as !>i£ WHITEST 1 COSTS NO* MORE THAN THE ORDINARY KINDS ANSELL\u2019S Great Indigestion Cure Cam lailgsatioa U all l«a namy team*.(Ir la g torn* aai rtgo» la tbs \u2022teasaak aa4 difaatlva argaas, rnparat aaly kl F.T.ANSELL \u2022tatisan, a \u2022faart.\u2022trail main and Chas.Beals made an a'Jta forest Frizzle and Mrs Palmer for'\u201c'enerâr touring'purp\u201cosTs.trip\u2019 to Granby on Thursday.\tMarsh and\tMr.W.Marsh, of In the absence of R ural Dean Judge | ^nowlton, and^^Mr.Carwell, Mon- who had not yet returned from crimp- I treal, visited Mr, and Mrs.E.C.ing t^anon Carmichael of Knowlton, !\tYamaska \\ iew Cottage; off\u2019ciat\u2019ed at the funeral of the late i ;irs, J- Stewart and family of Mon Miss Mamie Holmes writes from the White Mountains in New Hampshire that she will go from there to Florida after the season closes in the MADE IN CANADAv E.W.GILLETT CO.LTD.TORONTO » ONT.Mrs r arrin Sweet The bearers ^-ere !\tcalled on Fulford and Foster ^I°u?tain8 \"Jiere shL\u2019 18 at work The Mrs.G arrm sweet.1 ne bearers vvere {riends last week: Mrs.J.O.Beard hotel pe°Ple 'vho empl°y Mlss Wm.Rocs well, crank .la»- witfc ^ daughterj iiJS Fessenden Holmes wish her to go to Florida Mrs.Wm.Marsh and Mr.James where they have a hotel business that Davis extends through the winter season.son, Israel Metevier and Frank £ Sanborn.Deceased was in her BOth j Granby \u2014 the granby \"home\u201d away from home.A.M.Colby & Co.^yjfAGOQ, UNION HOUSH REMODBL- led.Belette.newly (arniehed, Garceaa Sc 'GENERAL CONTRACTORS.^V, LAPLANTE & CO.GENERAL .eontraotorg.Métropole Bid.Bell 667a CIVIL ENGINFUaRB & BURVEYORH.year.Miss Myrtle Shuleft of Knowlton, has been the guest of Miss Hilda Hol- Gl K.ADDIE, C.E., Q.L.S., QUEBEC.I \u2022 Office, 81 St.Peter St.Residence, lia St.Cyrille St.Tel.connection,.BA.MEADE, COATICOOK, QUE., \u2022 Quebec Land Surveyor.Bell \u2019phone.All kinds of surveys and levellin*.INSURANCE AGENTS.IT D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR-Itl , ance Agent.Eire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, etc: Record Block.XYf S.DRESSER & CO., SHER-it* \u2022 brooka, all branche» of Insurance.Œ?J.SOUTHWOOD & CO., INS.AGTS.- \u2022 8.& S.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke.^S.SOMERS & CO., INSURANCE \u2022 Agts., 37 Montreal St.Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.0' W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, 95 \u2022 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.Bell.JA RMAND C.CRKPEAU, SHER-XJl- brooke.Provincial Land Surveror.Hochélaga Bank Bldg.Phone 1*2.Douglas m.towle, magog, que.Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans, snb-tlvislona and surveys, all kinds.Tel.BROKER.fl') P.MORRIS, STOCK BROKER, 67 IIA.Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.Stocks, Grain, Cotton bought and sold bn commission, outright or on margin.'Phone 230.The Way Out Change of Food Brought Success and Happiness 'An ambitious but delicate girl, after failing to go through school on account of nervousness and hysteria, found in Grape-Nuts the only thing that seemed to build her up and furnish her the peace of health.\"From infancy,\u201d she says, \u2018\u2018I have not been, strong.Being: ambitions to learn at (any cost I finally got to the High Schiool, but soon had to abandon my studies on account of nervous prostration and hysteria.\u2018\u2018My food did not agree with me, I grew thin and despondent.I could not enjoy the simplest social aflair, for I suffered constantly from nervousness in spite of all sorts of medi-.cines.\u2018\u2018This wretched condition continued until I was twenty-five, when I became interested in the letters of those who had, cases like mine and who were getting well by eating Grape-Nuts.\"I had little faith, but procured a box and after the first dish I experienced a peculiar satisfied feeling that I had never gained from any ordinary food.I slept and rested better that night and in a few days began to grow stronger.\u2018\u2018I had a new feeling of peace and restfulness.In a few' weeks, to my great joy, the headaches and nervousness left me and life became Davis of Bolton; Mr.Willis ________ of Knowlton; Mrs.Wm.Hay of Ash timber from Mr.A.J.Gar Knowlton; Mr.Merrill Davis of FuS l land\u2019s.North Troy, Yt., purchase ford and Mr.Nelson Davis of La- commenced to reach Sutton on Fri-roche, at the home of their sister, day and is being taken from the cars Mrs.S.Galer, August 18th, it being to the factory by the Messrs.Haz-! the birthday of Mrs.Wm.Hay; Mr.! zard.| W.Stewart, who has been spending j Mr.Daniel Smith went to Sweets-his vacation at Orchardside with Mr.burg early in the week in the capa-and Mrs^ Augustus Thomas, to his 1 city of a magistrate to assist Mr.home in Montreal.\tAlmon Stanhope in substantiating The Sunday School in the A.C.his claim to the grant from the Church will be held at 10.30 a.m., Government due Mr.Stanhope as a next Sunday as there will be no ser- Fenian Raid veteran.vice on account of the Lake View\t-+- camp meeting at Magog being in i session at that time.! Mr.Guy Graves officiated at the | organ in the A.C.Church last Sun-' day at both services.Miss Mary Booth is able to get about with the aid of crutches again ; W« MS.(Continued from page 1.) naught, eldest son of the Governor-General of Canada, will present the insignia of the Order to the Emperor aftei the funeral, September 13, of the late Emperor Mutsuhito.Prince Arthur was also the special envoy of the\u2019 late King Edward when the Or der of the Garter was conferred on the late Emperor Mutsuhito.TRUE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.a\u2018 A.C.ETHIER, M.D.SPECIAL-\u2022 ty, Urinary Disease».Consultation.Re»., *5 King Street, Kh«ri>rook».Qm« .and by appointment.TAR.WILLIAMS, 26 MONTREAL ST., A J Sherbrooke; Office hour» until 10 a.m.8-4 p.m., 7-8 p.m., and by appointment.[TAR.F.A.GADBOIS, SPECIALTY AJ Children's Disease», 81 King Bt.Physician to Sacred Heart Orphanag*.TAR._ W.A.FARWELL (SPECIALIST J-' to the Protestant Hospital).Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat Diseases, 87 Dnf-ferin Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation 10-12 a.m.; 1-* p.m., and by appointment.A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST \u2022 Eye, Ear, Nose and (Throat.' Office.*2 King Street.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, IHfc In Richmond 1st Tuesday of montA,_ AUCTIONEER AND ACCOUNTANTS.fTOHN J.GRIFFITH, AUCTIONEER, tJ Real Estate Agent, Auditor a*d Ac-eountant, Sherbrooke, Qde.IT H.BRYCE, ACCOUNTANT AND el \u2022 Auditor, 15 Qnebec St., Sherbrooke.ADVOCATES.I'AWRENCE.MORRIS & McIVER, 3 Advocates, etc., Sherbrooke.Egbert w.westovep., advocate.At Cowansville every i\u2019ri.and Sat.Montreal office, Loyal ins.Bldg.IT NICOL.ADVOCATE, 95 w \u2022 Ungton Street, Sherbrooke.WEL- IpATE, WELLS fc WHITE, ADVO-V3 cates, Quebec Bank.Sherbrooke.T EONAPvD Sc JUNEAU, ADVOCATES, 111 18 King St.[PANNETON, LEBLANC & PANNE-11- ton.L.E.Panneton, K.C., J.A.Leblanc, K.C., Dorais Panneton, L.L.L.(Tel.37.Cramp, Ewing «& McFadden ADVOCATES, 112 St.Tnmes Street, Montreal: G.B.Cramp,K.C., J.Armitage Ewing,K.C George S.McFadden.Geo, Harold Baker, Advocate, Sweetsburg Office open every day.Personal attendance Wednesday* and Saturdays.Appointments can be arranged for any time.Montreal Office : CHAUVIN, BAKER & WALKER.Surveying.Patent Solicitor.Mining.Water Power».Water Work*.Both Phonos.Glen Villa Casino at NORTH HATLEY, QUE.IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.Full meals, dainty lunches, lee cream, cool and hot drinks at all hours.Private parties provided for by appointment.Boats, canoes, bowling alleys, billiard and pool tables.Spacious hall with piano, (orchestra when desired.) Beauti-fnl lawns and groves.Storage for twenty automobiles.- Full particulars on application.MRS: O.DAIGNE AULT, Prop.P.C.DuBOYGE Notary, Auditor, Etc.OOURT HOUSE, RICHMOND, QUE.'At Onwanavllle Wednesdays.Successor to D.M.Rowat, N.P.BEDFORD.Mr.and Mrs.George Snyder and daughter of Boston, Mass., are visiting in town, the guests of Mr.H.L.Snyder.______________ Dr.F.E.Draper, of Sutton, was in after about nine months confinement' town a couple of days this week mak-+o her invalid chair\tinS preparations re locating here in Mrs.Cecil Goddard of Riverside ! near future.Farm is quite ill with appendicitis, j * \u2018e anrLUa* meeting of the share-Mrs.Soles of West Brome opened , , pp'rs\tBedford Manufacturing her school in the Fessenden School ; C ompany was held at the Company\u2019s House with 23 scholars in attend- 1\ton Wednesday afternoon of this ance\tI week- Miss Flora Inglis of Foster is en- ! Mlss Dorothy Walsh returned to her gaged to teach the school in Pearson neighborhood again year.Mrs.E.Rhicard of Foster, a days at the Island Cottage week; Mrs.J.0.Beard, with daughter, Mrs.Fessenden.few this her SUTTON.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Fisk-Sattin and young daughter of Berkley, Cal., are guests of her mother, Mrs.(Dr.) F.A.Cutter; Mrs.Arthur A.Robinson and Mrs.Geo.A, Shep the home at Waterloo on Tuesday after a( this | pleasant visit spent with local rein tives the past few weeks.Mr.F.H.Hungerford, of Swanton, Vt., was in town a couple of days this week.Mrs.E.Swan, of Berlin, N.H., accompanied by her daughter, Miss R.Swan and son, Francis, are visiting at the home of Mrs.Swan's mother, Mrs.D.Foster.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Lynch, of Sweetsburg, were guests of Bedford friends a couple of days this week.The Sisters of St.Joseph Convent, have returned from St.Hyacinthe, DAYLIGHT LAMPS SHOW COLORS.London, Aug.24.\u2014How to produce artificial daylight seems to have been discovered almost simultaneously in England and Germany, and the results promise that artists will soon be able to paint by \u2018\u2018daylight lamps\u201d and that art classes may he hold in the night time.Housewives will not have to wait for a bright day in order to match dress materials.ENGLISH CLERGY COMING.London, August 24.\u2014The Bishop of Edinburgh and Bishop Jocelyne, ac con.panied by a number of Church of England clergy, sail on the 14th of September on a mission to help the prairie provinces of Western Can ada.Sir George Askwith sails for Quebec by request of the Government Disputes Art, He is accompanied by Lady Askwith, and Hon.Thomas Bos cawen.Your FOOT will look STYLISH besides being COMFORTABLE in a pair of Oxfords like these | Fresh Seidlitz :\tPowders.Get the good, fresh kind of Sjidlitz Powders that effervesce and afford you a snappy drink.It's the effervescing quality of Seidlitz Powders that assures you of their freshness.Start the morning right.Take one of our fresh Seidlitz Powders and stimulate sluggish organs to activity.A full box of these \"brain clarifiers\u201d for 10c and 25c.______ ard and son Jack returned from Old bright and hopeful.I resumed my Orchard Reach; Mrs.L.L Mct'larty ¦ w^cre they \u201chave been the past couple studies and later taught ten months j and daughter, Beatrice on Wednesdaj 0f montils with ease\u2014of course using Grape-Nuts j and Rev.H.Charters and^family on i Miss Barrage, of Lennoxville, is visiting in town, the guest of her sis- every day.It is now four years since ; Friday evening; Mr.and Mrs.L.L I began to use Grape-Nuts, I am the Jenne and family and their friends mistress of a happy home, and the I Mr.Geo.Miller and niece of Holyoke, old weakness has never returned.\" J Mass., from a few days in Gamp at Name given by Canadian Postum Co., ! Brome Lake; Miss Hattie Sears from Windsor, Ont.\t'attending the Sheldon, Vt., camp \u201cThere\u2019s a reason.\u201d Read the little meeting where she was a guest of book, \u201cThe Road to Wellvllle,\u201d\tin\t; Mrs.C.W.\tGarvin; Mr.\tand\tMrs.J.pkgs.\t|t.Ralston\tto Newport,\tVt.,\ton Fri- Eve?read the above letter?A ; day; Mr.R.A.Wilson, Mr.and Mrs.new one appears from time\tto\tW.Safford\tand Mrs.L.\tSafford and time.Then are genuine, true, and\tiIrs- F- F-\tFyles fco Potton\tSprings full of human interest.\t!ott\t\u2022 H+' 0;?esan' ?ir;\u2019 1 and grand-daughter to Mansonville, DAMASK TABLECLOTHS and NAPKINS ¦\\ The selling force of our Linen Department is specially strong in the damask section, where we will offer extra inducements to all interested in these beautiful hemstitched damask tablecloths and napkins.We have on sale eight different sizes in these popular Tablecloths, all perfect goods and lovely patterns.Designs\u2014Pansies, Spotty with Rose border, Poppy on Stripe : Size 64\tinches\tby\t68\tinches.\tReg.\t$1.90,\tfor .$1.75 Size 64\tinches\tby\t86\tinches .\tReg.\t$2.50,\tfor .$2.25 Designs\u2014Spot with Rose Border, Rose, Shamrock : Size 64\tinches\tby\t82\tinches.\tReg.\t$2.10,\tfor .$1.90 Designs\u2014Spot with Fern Border, Shamrock, Pansies : Size 66\tinches\tby\t68\tinches.\tReg.\t$2.10,\tfor .$1.90 Designs\u2014Daisies, Shamrocks, Pansies : Size 66\tinches\tby\t86\tinches.\tReg.\t$2.60,\tfor .$2.35 Designs\u2014Lily of the Valley, Spot with Scroll Border) Conventional: Size 70\tinches\tby\t70\tinches.\tReg.\t$2.50,\tfor .$2.25 Size 70\tinches\tby\t88\tinches.\tReg.\t$3.10,\tfor .$2.75 Size 70 inches by 106 inches.Reg.$3.75, for .$3.45 Napkins to match at reduced prices.MONEY REFUNDED IF GOODS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY.HOUSE, Montreal.J WANTED SPRUCE L-uivsiasR C.A.SPENCER, Eastern Townships Building, Montreal.ter, Mrs.F.I).Walsh Mr.A.S.McCaw retarded on Thursday from a short trip to Sherbrooke.Mr.J.A.MariscMu and \"family have moved this week into the tenement of Mr.A.B.Foster.Miss Ruby Beattie left on'Thursday on a two weeks\u2019 visit with liatives in Philadelphia and other poirife.Mr.add Mrs.C.B.Harrimïn, of Manchester.N.H., have been Vecent guests at the home of Mrs.Harri-man\u2019s mother, Mrs.A.S.Knight.Mr.Harriman returned home on Thursday while Mrs.Harriman will remain a short time longer.Mrs.A.T.Gould has returned homo after a pleasant visit spent the past coup e of weeks in Vankleek Hill Hawkesbury and Ottawa.Canadian Ry.i HARVESTERS EXCURSIONS AUG.28th, 1912 To WINNIPEG PROPORTIONATELY LOW RATES BEYOND.From all Stations In the Provinces of Ontario and Qnebec, Renfrew, Sharbot Lake anil East.No change of cars between the East and the Canadian Went.No customs examinations.No immigration inspection.Full information on application to nearest Can.Pae.'Agent, or to TO.H.SEWELL, City PasBeuger Agent, Sherbrooke, Que.SWEETSBURG.(Occasional Correspondent) Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Preston Scott to her home in Montreal accompanied by her mother, Mrs! James Carlin; Mr.Harper Bickel of Farnham, guest of his cousin, Mis.E B.Cady, on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs John Brown and little grandson, George B.Thomas of Farndon, visiting their daughter, Mrs.Clement Cady on Tuesday; Mr, and Mrs.Joe Grimes of Owens Corner, here on Wednesday visiting their grand-daughter, Miss Mary Gilbert, in Sweetsburg Hospital.Miss Minnie Thomson to Bedfoz-d on Wednesday visiting her sister Mrs B.R.Stevens; Mr.and Mrs.Harold Jones and children of Freemont, N H , visiting Mr.and Mrs.L.Jones and Mr.and Mrs.Richard Wells, Miss Mary Gilbert, daughter of Mr and Mrs.Frank Gilbert, of Dunham was vcrv successfully operated on for a serious operation for appendicitis in Sweetsburg General Hospital on Monday night.Latest report the patient was doing nicely, SOUTH ROXTON.Miss Eliza Smith, teacher, left for Regina where she will teach school; Miss Grace Marcotte, to Granby for a few weeks; Mr.Laurion and family the first of the week at St.Amos with relatives; Mr.John Jones, a, few days with his son-in-law, Mr G.H.Lewis; Mr.Jones has been ¦away for over forty years, returning from the gold fields of California about a year ago.Mr.Garfield Smith of Lyndonville, a week with his mo-, thcr.Miss C.Yates reopened her school Monday.Mr.Walter Robinson had a bee on Wednesday last to finish cutting his hay.Mr.John Doe is very low and his sister, Mrs.Jones, of Lowell, Mass., is with him.Carried in all I.eafhers, prices liCLOO to *5.00 J.A WIGGETT & CO., 59 Wellington i\\,.Whiting Block.QUEBEC PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION QUEBEC CITY AUÜ, 2ITH TO SEPT.INCLUSIVE.3RD.GUESTS OF SIR WILFRID Ottawa, Aug.24.\u2014Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Colonel R< >osr velt, leader of the new progressive \u201cBull Moose\u201d party, together with former Lieut.-Governor Willard of Virginia and Mrs.and Miss Willard, have been the guests of Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier for the past few days, and left for the East yesterday morning.Lieutenant Governor Wil lard is a very old friend of Sir Wilfrid, who has frequently visited at the former\u2019s Virginia home.DEFENDS CHINESE PRESIDENT.London, August 24.\u2014Dr.George E.Morrison, whose appointment as ad visor to President Yuan Shi Kai re cently announced and who is now in London, in a letter to the Times, protests againat the gloomy and pessimistic views of the English newspapers concerning China.He regards the execution of several Hankow gen erals at Peking as unimportant.He says the men were condemned on un impeachable evidence and he scoffs at the idea that the Tung Men Hui, Dr.Sun Yat Sen\u2019s party, could con template an appeal to force its views upon the other parties.SOUTH STUKELY.At St.Matthew\u2019s Parish Church on Sunday, Aug.25th.the Rev.Mr.Yates, Anglican missionary from Japan, will be the preacher at the evening service at.7.30.The vicar\u2019s brother, the Rev.W.J.Baugh, and his wife returned home to Grenville on Friday after a ten days\u2019 visit here.The Ladies\u2019 Guild in connection with St.Matthew\u2019s Church met at the home of Mrs.Bates on Wednesday last.The Rev.W.J.Baugh nml wife, visitors, were present and helped to entertain the ladles, Everyone had a very enjoyable time.MARRIAGE CASE NEXT MONTH Montreal, Aug.24.\u2014-One of the first cases to occupy the attention of the Court of Review when its sittings are resumed in September will be the Tremblay - Despais marriage suit, which was argued last month in appeal from a decision of Justice Bru-neau of the Superior Court of Sorel.The husband seeks ratification of an ecclesiastical degree annulling the marriage on the ground of canonical impediment, the parties being, it is explained, fourth cousins.The wife contests the motion, claiming that the relationship was not proved, and that consanguinity in the fourth degree was not an impediment which the civil law could recognize.LIBERALS VICTORIOUS.Carmarthen, Wales, Aug.24.\u2014 The Liberals easily retained the Parliamentary seat for East Carmarthen shire at the bye-election whose result was announced yesterday.The Rev.Towyn Jones, the Liberal candidate, polled 6,082 votes against the 3,354 secured by the Unionists, Mervyn L.Peel, and the 1,089 of the Labor candidate, De J.W.Williams.At the last election the Liberals polled 5,825, the Unionists 2,315, and the Labor-itc 1,176.STRIKE ON I.C.R.Halifax, N.S., August 24.\u2014Eighty trackmen working on the I.C.R.at Richmond, are on strike for higher wages.They were engaged repairing tracks and at general repair work in the Richmond yard.They were getting $1.60 a day and asked for $2.The railway authorities declined to acquiesce in the request and the men accordingly walked out and now the work in the yard has practically ceased.A lot of men to take the places of the strikers were brought to Halifax, but on arrival they were met by the strikers and were prevailed on to decline to go to work.The newcomers were taken to Truro on a later train in the afternoon and the strike is still on.SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE For t ho Round A UfCUSl and Sept.>th, ip.noth, niai ind m\tFARES AUGUST 27TTJ, USTH AND KKTUKN LI MIT SF/DT.Um.\t1012 For timetables or fur-Uipr tvu)tU*ularH apply to any of the enmpnoy's \u2019a&eutB, or to 10.O.Grundy, G F.and P.A., Sherbrooke.Additional Sunday Train Service Sherbrooke \u2022 Montreal, W.H.Griffith! 121 Wellington Street 9 * * $ 4 4 *4 4 4 5 R « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 EÜB0PEI or anywhere else 7 I can sell you a ticket by ANY LINE OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.Write or phone C.H.FOSS, City Pas*.Agt.Sherbrooke.\tG.T.Ry.«HUB Two jVliirooni Opemlors on nil Sfeiuners.From Glasgow\tFrom Montreal Auk.H Auk- Auk- it 31 ATH KIN IA .UK/riTlA .HATURN IA Auk.ol Hept.7 8«>pt.U Pannage Hate* : Cabin (11) 147.Gt> ; Thlrd-cla*», east and westbonnd, For full information apply to H.Hj Howell or C.H.Fohs, Rhcrbrooko.Qne,, or The Robert K«dord Co., Limited, Montreal, Toronto, 8t.John, N.B., Quebec, I-qave Montreal .ArYive Hherbrooke Leave Sherbrooke Leave Magog .Leave Orford Lake Leave Waterloo .Leave Knowlton .Arrive Montreal .B.üfi a,ni, 1,3.00 noon.0.30 p.m.o.-jH p.m.7.11 p.m.0.30 p.m .11.53 p.m.\t0.50\tp.m EXHIBITION-TORONTO ROUND TRIP FROM SHMRBRCOKB, August 31, Sept.!, $12.95.Return limit Sept, 10th, 1912.SEASIDE EXCURSIONS St.John.N.B.$12.00 Fredericton, N .R.$ ! 2.00 St.Andrews.N.B .$12.00 Going Aug.22.23, 24, 25.Return limit, Sept.7th.1912.City Ticket Office : f> St rat henna Square Bell Tel.13o or C.P.R.Station Tel.207.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.Live Poultry of dll Kinds WANTED We arc paying 14c per lb., live, ?.eight, for chickens of all sizes; 12c per Ih.for good fat hens, and l()v for ordinary or thin hens; 12c for ducks.These prices arc clear to you at your station, as we pay the ox press charges.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS POULTRY, FARMS.A.P.Hillhousc, Manager, Foster.Que.CANADIAN PACIFIC AMD'OTHER STEAMSHIPS Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool CANADIAN SEUVICHJ.From\tFrom Southampton\tMontreal Aiitf.27\tA SC AN IA\tSept.II Sept.10 T.H.H.AU HON IA Sept.28 Sept.21 .T.S.S.ULTONIA .Oct 13 PASSAOE RATES: Cabin (IT) A«-cania and Uitonia.$47.50 and upwards, other steamers $40.25 and upward*; Third (lass, British *a*tbound.$30.35; prepaid west, $30.For further particulars apply to Pi.IT, Sewell or C.H.Foss, Sherbrooke, Que.» or the Robert Relord Co., Limited, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Bt.John, N.B., and Portland.Ms Stuart street station, when he saved an English lady tourist from certain death.Three ladies were crossing the track from their private car to the station platform when the Eastern flyer came thundering in.One of the ladies, apparently dazed by fear, stood helpless in front of the train, when Mr.Proctor jumped on the track and pulled her to safety just in time.The lady was uninjured but Mr.Proctor fell on an adjoining track and badly cut his head and hand.3* X.I, FASTEST AND BEST.Montreal\tQuebec Brlitoi Hept.4 Royal Edward Sept.18 Sept.18 Royal George Oct.2 Oct.2-Royal Edward, Oct.Id Oct .\t16\u2014Royal George Oct.30 Oct.30\u2014Royal Edward Nov.13 Nov.13\u2014Royal George Nov.27 Local Agent « : C.H.Fog*, O.T.R.Agent ; K.H.BewtU, C.P.j R.Agent.CANADIAN NORTHERN H* B, COMPANY, LIMITED.¦30 Btw 'James St.\u201e MONTRBAC, SAVED WOMAN FROM DEATH Toronto, August 23.\u2014Charles Proctor, travelling passenger agent of the Grand Trunk Railway, performed a heroic rescue yesterday at the PRESIDENT SUSPENDER NONE-SOEASY NO DISCRIMINATION AGAINST PANAMA .CANAL.Paris, Aug.24.-Tbe Suez Canal Company declares that it is quite a j mistake to imagine that the reduc- j tion of Suez Canal dues is in any way connected with the Panama Ca- f 1DA1) f\\ A V nal.The directors of the Suez Canal JbADUIx I/A I nr, SlLdkJ ÜLU Company have not, they say, even thought of reprisals against the Panama Canal.^ IN MEMORIAM.In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Joseph Longtin, died August 23rd,\t1.911, \u201cHe giveth His beloved sleep.\u201d Births, Marriages and Deaths BIRTHS.STODDARD.\u2014At East Angus Que., on August 11,\t1912, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.C.Stoddard.GALVIN.\u2014In this city, August 23.1912, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Galvin.SQUIRE \u2014At Leeds Village, Que., on August 22nd, 1912, a son, to Mr.and Mrs.Francis Squire, EXCURSIONS Single Fare between all points in Canada.Going Aug, 30 and 31, Sept.1 ami 2.Return Sept.4,\t.Sherbrooke Exhibition Single Fare from Brockville, Ottawa and all stations east thereof.Going Aug.31, Sept.1, 2, 3 and 7.Special Excursion days, Sept.4, 5, 6.Return limit, Sept.9, 1912.Ooatlconk Hon»«\u2014Popular Horn» for IravaUw», A, A.Pomeroy, grog, , ^ I»*GK TOUR.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, .1912.A good cup of Tea or Coffee Is half a meal.Give a person a poor cup of Tea or Coffee, no matter how good the other things are that he has to eat, he will not be satisfied.For satisfaction get STROUDS Teas 25c to 75c a lb.Coffees 25c to 40c a lb.$5.75 For this fine 8 day Black Wood Clock with Bronzed Trimmings.Strikes half honrs on clear sound-y mg bell and honrs on deep toned cathedral gong.Folly warranted for 2 years.Mail Orders carefully filled here.1.0.SKINNER, Jeweller &\t,7 Stratona Sq.TRe Pipe (Robert A.Ward ('Ol' Bob Ward) of the Chicago Daily Tribune.Chicago, D.S.A., will edit tbia coumn during bia stay in Sherbrooke.Mr.Ward ia the editor of the column, \"A Line-of-type-or-two\" in the Tribune.) OUR MOTTO\u2014\u201cLet the heathen rage.\u201d\u2014Psalms.IVI O T O F* 2» Have you trouble with your motor?We are experts in all kinds of electrical repair work.Armatures re-wound, and complete installations made.\ti\tj .i ELECTIUCAL REPAID .430 WHY NOT?We make a specialty of supplying the public with glasses that their own particular case requires, and we're equipped to do the work promptly.j.c.McConnell & co.OPTICIANS 141 Wellington St.,\t-\tSherbrooke, Que.CITY NEWS FINE BUILDING LOT On Bowen Ave.FOR SALE CHEAP and on EASY TERMS It is Close to Bridge Street.CALL AND SEE CHAS.G.BROWN Realty and Financial Agent Phone 62\t158 Wellington ye OLDE FIRM ;|NtzmAn fir l&kr- Mrs.F.J.Hebert and Master Earl Hebert axe spending the week in Granby.Mr.and Mrs.D.Wilson are spending a few days in Sherbrooke before eaving for their western trip.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Watson,\u2019 Jr, and : Miss Bilsland have left for Old Or- i chard Beach, Me., for a few weeks.Dr.and Mrs.W.8.Allen, who have j been spending two weeks at Averill, J Vt., will return home to-morrow.\\ meeting of St.Regis Club will : be held Sunday afternoon.All mem- i bers are requested to be present.Dr.J.B.Winder, of Lennoxville, is ; spending a brief holiday at George- j ville, the guest of Mrs.Routledge.j Mr.and Mrs.McTeer and children, from Montreal, are the guests of Mr.James Buchanan, Beckett Road.Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Ward ^re in the city, having come through from St.Ferdinand de Halifax by auto.E.W.Phillips, painter, paper hanger, general house repairer.14 Meadow street.Phone 1264.Mrs.Malcolm MacKay and Master , Donald MacKay are visiting friends it Windsor Mills, Mrs.MacKay\u2019s old home.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Eaton and Miss Clara Eaton, with friends, were in :own yesterday on an auto trip from Jt.Johnsbury, Vt.Rev.G.A.Williams has returned with his family from his vacation, md will be in bis pulpit Sunday morning and evening.Mr.F.H.Sellars from Worcester, Mass., who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.Norman Matheson, Queen Street, has returned home.Mrs.A.Gandier, who has been the guest of her brother, Dr.E.J.Williams, has gone to Newburgh, Ont., to visit the family of the ,Rev.Mr.j Jandier.Miss Nettie Harrison has returned JUDGED by the highest standards in tone, quality, fine action, beauty of design and finish, the famous Pianos of Ileintzman & Co.must be accorded a porition in the very front rank of exclusively Art Pianos.Our stock this week includes practically the full line of pianos and player instruments.We ask your special attention to thl* \u201cLouis XV.,\u2019\u2019 the \u201cClassic,\u201d the \u201cDuchess,\u201d and the beautiful small \u201cGrand\u201d Piano.The price of every piano in our store is marked in plain figures.Easy terms of payment if desired, or fair discount for all cash.Sole agents in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships for the genuine Heintzman & Co.Pianos» Fair value for old pianos in exchange.Visitors always welcome.H.C.WILSON & SONS, LIMITED, - SHERBROOKE.- Branch Stores \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Magog ami Rook Island.Why Not Try Mortoo\u2019s Pickles Aod Menoalades AT NORTH HATLEY.Miss Ten Eyck, who has been spending the summer in North Hatley, was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal for an operation for appendicitis last Tuesday.Dr.Edgar accompanied her.Mr.and Mrs.Hurry, Mrs.Swift accompanied by Mr.R.MacDonald of Sherbrooke, mot.oped to the White Mountains this week.Dean S Lacey\u2019s Twenty Axe dollars cash will secure U beautiful lot on Moont Edgecomb \u2022 f.C X 120 feet.Streets are all Gfi feet wide, W.A.HALE, Tel, 714.\t50 Prospect St.ST.ANDREWS CHURCH (Presbyterian.) RCV.J.C.NICHOLSON, B.A., Pastor, Residence, -1 Depanment tile Pleasant garden which relieved : The buildings fell to ruins, and as ^Actirifj Upresid1entye\u2014rSprofefsur Wm ttle p*a^n brick residence and stone the soil was poor, any one who came Peterson, C.M.G., M.A., LL.D., principai , business office, and the sense of age later could not be persuaded to set-Vice-Presinent\u2014Venl J.g.Norton, 1 an