Sherbrooke daily record, 29 octobre 1912, mardi 29 octobre 1912

[" Sherbrooke Dally Record.Established 1897 SHEEBKOOKE, QUE TUESDAY OCTOBER 29 1912.ONE CENT MONTENEGRIN TROOPS RAVE CUT OFF TURRISH SUPPLIES WILFRED IN THE CITV Turkey Must Accept Battle Near River Erkene-Possibility of 60,000 TO ÂÎÎBBd McCrBQ BODQllBt Troops Being Cut of From Retreat and Full of Adrianopie- Con* stantinople Report Says Town of Servia Captured by Bul= gurians, is Again Occupied by OtEmau Troops.Vienna, Austria, October 29.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Montenegrin troops have cut oft supplies from the Turkish forces in Scutari, where provisions are scarce already, according to Reich-shosts from Scutari, by way of Ales-sio.The Montenegrins occupy the heights of Busate, Rogame and Castani, all of which overlook Scutari, and they have entrenched, themselves, with a strong force of artillery.Malissori tribesmen again attacked the Turks east of Scutari on Friday, but were repulsed after hours\u2019 fighting.The Turkish commander at Scutari is trying to induce the Mirdite tribesmen to attack the Montenegrin troops from the south so that the road to the port of Alejsio could be used as a line of retreat for the Turkish army in case of necessity.GREEKS CAPTURE FORTRESS.Athens, October 29.\u2014(Special)\u2014The strong Turkish fortress of Verria has been placed absolutely at the of the invading Greek army, which has captured Tripotalos Defiles, forming a key to the situation.The capture of the town of Verria itself is only a question of hours.The whole of the Turkish army around Monastir will be cut off when Verria falls, and will be unable to communicate either with Salonika or Constantinople.Verria lies to the north of the town of Servia on the way to Saloniki, to which pity the railroad runs.dated Turkish Headquarters at Tch-orlu, Octaber 25, saying : \u201cAbruliah Pasha\u2019s camp is here.His army lies in a line from Rule Burgas to Bunar-hissar, and a decisive battle is expected within a week.\u201d TROOPS GARRISONING ADRIAN-OPLE WEAKENED IN SPIRIT BY HEAVY LOSSES.Vienna, October 29.\u2014The bridge acrots the Tchorlu river was blown up by the Bulgarians Sunday, thus interrupting communication between Rule Burgas and Constantinople, according to a despatch from the correspondent of the Reichspost, with the headquarters of the Second Bulgarian army.The correspondent adds that the Bulgarians are making steady progress against the Turkish field army.The strength of the Turkish troops around Adrianopie is estimated at four army corps and it is said that 150,000 men fought near Kirk-Klisseh.Part of the Turkish troops garrisoning Adrianopie managed to retreat to Demotica, 25 miles to the south.The rest of the garrison is already cut off and demoralized by heavy losses.During the last sortie by the mercy | Turkish troops one regiment surrendered to the Bulgarians.A despatch to the same paper from Scutari says a Montenegrin flying corps has cut the Turkish communications between Scutari and St.Giovanni di Modua on the coast.WHEREABOUTS OF TURKISH ARMY.TOWN OF SERVIA RE-OCCUPIED.Constantinople, October 29.\u2014(Special\u2014The Turkish town of Servia, recently captured by the Greek army, is reported to have been re-occupied by Ottoman troops, according to telegrams from Saloniki published innewspapers here.Bulgarian bands have destroyed the lighthouse at the Turkish seaport of Iniada, on Black Sea coast, 75 miles from Adrianopie.FALL OF ADRIANOPLE IS IMMINENT.Lieut.Wegener, the only war correspondent thus far allowed at the front, sends the following despatch to the Vienna Reichspost : With the headquarters of the Second Bulgarian Army at the Front, Sunday, October 27, 10 p.m.The concerted action of the Bulgarinas against the Turkish Eastern army makes steady progress, despite the unfavorable weather.The Turks retreat on Constantinople is already cut off.The railway from Constantinople to Lule-Burgas has been broken at Tcherkesskeui, only twelve, miles northeast of Tchorlu, the Turkish headquarters, and fifty miles from Constantinople, and the railway bridge there over the Tchorlu river has been blown up.The Turkish army has no other means of avoiding being totally surrounded than by accepting battle on the line of the River Erkene.This will he the Turks\u2019 last fight.The strength of the Turkish forces in the region from Eski-Balba to Lule-Burgas is estimated at four army corps.About 150,000 men altogether are reported to have taken part in the battle of Kirk-Kilisseh, the greater Part of whom, however, began to retreat on the night of October 23., while one division and a half, by defending the positions at Kirk-Kilisseh covered the retreat.On the heights of Jundala the rear guard of the defenders of Kirk-Kilisseh made a desperate resistance.The Turks were dispersed in all directions and the greater number of them were cut off.The prisoners say that the Turkish army is greatly demoralized and that the officers are the first to throw up the sponge.The trophies taken by the Bulgarians at Kirk-Kilisseh include a diam-end-studdcd sword of honor, presented to Mukhtar Pasha, the Turkish commender, by the Sultan.The fall of Adrianopie is imminent.Some of the troops stationed there may be able to retire along the Marit-za River to Demotika, but the rest of the garrison, 60,000 men, are already cut off from retreat.The terrible losses suffered by the Turks in their recent sortie from Adrianopie to the Northeast demoralized the Sultan\u2019s troops, and one entire regiment laid down their arms without resistance.FALL OF SCUTARI IS IMMINENT.This Evening.=3= London, October 29.\u2014A despatch from Rome to the Post says that the Montenegrin flag flies at the summit of Tarabosch and that the fall of Scutari is imminent.This is not confirmed from other sources.A Cettinje despatch to the Standard of current date says that the commander at Scutari returned no answer ta the summons to surrender and that the Montenegrins are bombarding Tarabosch.The Express publishes a despatch, London, October 29.\u2014An interesting question at the present moment is the whereabouts of the Turkish army, of which nothing definite is known.The news that Eski Baba has been taken by the Bulgarian cavalry apparently without resistance shows that Nazim Pasha\u2019s army is not where it was supposed to have been\u2014 on the line between Kuleli Burgas to Rule Burgas.It may be further west in the direction of Demotica, but it is generally supposed that it has retired from the line of the railway and entrenched itself on the long line from Demotica of Torhorlu.Constantinople despatches continue to speak of the readiness of the Turkish army to take the offensive.In any case a few days must see something decisive.The victorious Bulgarian army is still advancing.It has occupied Bu-narhissar, and is marching toward Kuleli Burgas.It is reported that the Bulgarians have blown up a bridge over the Tohorlu River, showing that the turning movement is making rapid progress.Unless the Turks are able to take the offensive vigorously, the present indication is that they will be driven out of Europe altogether, failing interference by the powers at the present stage to end the war.as happened in the Russian campaigns against Turkey in 1828 and 1878, when Russia had captured Adrianopie and was at the gates of Constantinople.ENVELOPING MOVEMENT WHICH WOULD ISOLATE ADBUULAH PASHA\u2019S ARMY.London, October 29.\u2014The town of Bunarhissar, says a Sofia despatch to the Times, will form a point in the outer line of Bulgarian positions surrounding Adrianopie, which will be drawn through Demotica and Ortakoi \u2014an enveloping movement which would isolate Adbullah Pasha\u2019s army or compel it to retreat to the -westward.Meanwhile, the Rhodope army, under Geoeral Kovatcheff, advancing by way of Nevropop down the valley of the River Mesta Karusu.will approach the railway line further west.A third army is reported to have reached Istip, although this is not officially confirmed, and is expected to join the Servian army and advance towards Monastir.An important decision remains to be taken regarding Adrianopie.The troops investing the town are en-encountering great difficulties owing to the surrounding country be ng inundated by the rivers Maritza, Tun-dja and Arda, as a result of heavy rains.The floods also impede the military movements of the Turks and their transport of provisions into the town.Further developments largely depend on Adbullah\u2019s plans, and a pitched battle seems in prospect.But the general movements of the Turks have already been n -uch hampered by repulses on the right wing.The Bulgarians have to decide whether in view of the effect produced on their own troops and on the Turks by the fall of Kirk-Kilisseh the psychological moment has not arrived to attempt to storm the fortress.In the opinion of some of the for-eigh military experts Adrianopie may be found as vulnerable as Kirk-Kilisseh, inasmuch as the fortifications, though laid out by German officers, were constructed by Turkish contractors and may prove of doubtful solidity for resisting artillery fire.IS ACCOMPANIED BY' HON.RODOLPHE LEMIEUX, HON.S.A.FISHER AND HON.MACKENZIE KING.Right Hon.Sir Wilfrid Laurier arrived in the city at noon to-day, to attend the complimentary banquet to j Cookshire last be tendered to F.N.McCrea, M.P., this evening.The ex-Premier was accompanied by Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux and Hon.Mackenzie King.Hon.S.A.Fisher arrived last evening.The distinguished gentlemen met at the station by the officers of the Sherbrooke County Liberal Association and a large crowd of citizens.They were escorted to the residence of Mr.McCrea, Melbourne street, where they were entertained at lunch.Shortly before 2 o\u2019clock the visitors were taken on a visit to the High School, St.Charles Seminary and Bishop\u2019s University, Lennoxville.From 4.30 to 6 a public reception will be held at Mr.McCrea\u2019s residence.No invitations have been issued, and a general invitation is extended to all to attend.The banquet, which is to be held in the Art Hall, will start at 8 o\u2019clock.Mrf J.W.McKee, president of the Liberal Association, will preside.BOARD OF TRADE LUNCHEON POSTPONED.The Board of Trade Luncheon at which it was hoped Sir Wilfred Laurier would speak, has been postponed.A telegram was received from the ex-premier thanking the Board for the kind invitation, but regretting that he would be unable to address them on the occasion of his present visit.Of JE IMF.fold at leonMM The Wretchedness of Constipation Can quickly be overcome by CARTER\u2019S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Purely vegetable \u2014act surely and Ijently on the iver.Cure Biliousness, Headache, Dizzi.ness, and Indigestion.Needlework Dept.BABIES\u2019 55c KIMONAS, 39c MONEY REFUNDED IF GOOD;! ARE UNSATISFACTORY.A substantial saving in Babies\u2019 Kimona.s, stamped on a nice quality of cashmere, with smaU scalloped borders and baby designs, to be embroidered in silks or D.C.M.cottons.55c each is the regular value.Special, Friday, for 39c each.\u2014Main Floor.THE mi ORDER HOUSE, Montreal BEDFORD.The Daily Record delivered at any home in town by Jean Archambault.Leave your orders with him.-4- MAN SON VILLE.Notary Duhoyce will he here Wed nesday afternoon, the 30th inst.COWANSVILLE.A chicken pie social under the ans pices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid of Kmman uel Church will be held in the Town Hall the evening of Oct.30th.An entertainment will be given in the Town Hall Thursday evening, the 31st inst., by the Ladies\u2019 Guild of Trinity Church.A harvest home festival will be held in the Methodist Church on the evening of Tuesday, Nov.5th.Notary Duhoyce will only be here till 10.20 ami.Wednesday, the 30th.- -?-1\u2014.\u2014.STANBURY.Arrivals and departures: Miss M.(buy, of North Hatley; Miss Lena Short, of Farnham, at their respective homes for Thanksgiving; Miss M.Smith, from Macdonald College, and Mis.- Gwendoline Wilson, of Montreal, at Mr.H.Smith\u2019s; Mrs.H.La-duke, and little Clifton, home from Montreal, where they went to a specialist concerning the latter\u2019s condition; Mrs.Woodard of Brigham, the guest of her niece, Mrs.C.G.Kennedy; Mrs.Wm.Crosby and two children and Mrs.Smith, guest of Bedford friends on Tuesday.FARNHAM.A \u201cye olden times\u2019 \u2019\u2019 social will he held in St.James\u2019 Parisli Hall on October 31st, at which cake and coffee will be served, also a prize given to the lady or child wearing the most old-fashioned gowm.tmm ¦îïTLS They do, their duty.Small Pill, Small Dote, Small Prie*.Genuine muitbeu Signature KEN0GÂM! 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Rock Island \t\t\t 258\t252 Sou.Pac\t\t\t109 ï\t10V>| St.Paul\t\t\t109$\t1 to Union Pac.\t\t\t169 J\t1091 U.S.Steel\t\t\t 75 J\t702 U.S.Steel, Pfd\t\t\t114i\t114-i Utah Copper \t\t\t62 J 10.79 10.80 10.97 DAILY STOCK LETTER.Montreal and New York Markets are both weak and dull, reflecting London, where half monthly settlement has Induced a weak tone owing to high rates required for the carry over.C.P.R.2| down.Later 259J and 259*1.LET DS LOAN YOU MONEY | To Buy or Build Houses\t.or Pay Off Mortgages\t/U | THE CANADIAN HOME .INVESTMENT COMPANY 155 Wellington Btrest.Phone 807.,, The Sul 8< )iption List will open on The Subscription List will open on Tuesday, October 29th, and will close on or before Friday, Nov.Iri, 1912.We offer at 86 and accrued interest to yield over 6 p.c.$1,000,000.00 (Of this amount $600,000 has already been applied for and will be alloted in full) Canadian Cottons, Limited (Incorporated under the Laws of the Dominion of Canada) FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Dated July 2nd, 1910.Denominations, $1,000, $500, $100.Due July 2nd, 1940.Interest payable January and July, at the Royal Trust Company, Montreal, or at the Bank of Montreal, New York, or London, England, at the fixed rate of exchange of $4 86 2-3 to the t'l Redeemable at any time before maturity at 10*5 and accrued interest on any interest date upon -it month*' notice.Bonds may be registered as to principal only.Bankers : BANK OF MONTREAL.Trustees Listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange.CAPITALIZATION.THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY 5\tper cent.First Mortgage Bon ds .6\tper cent.Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock .Common Stock .Authorized.$5,000,000 4.500.000 3.500.000 Outstanding.$4.000,000 3.575.000 2.71.5.000 DIRECTORS.D.MORRICE, President (Director Bank of Montreal ; President Penmans, Limited ; Director Dominion Textile Co., Limited.SIR EDWARD CLOUSTON, Bart., Vice-President (Vice-President Bank of Montreal.) C.R.HOSMER (Director Bank of Mont-real ; President Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited).1ION.F.L.BEIQUE.K.C (Senator Dorn inion of Canada).GEO.CAVERHILL (Director Montreal Light, Heat and Power Co; Director Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.) T.KING [flanker, Boston, U.S.A.j D.MORRICE, Jr.[ Vice-President The D.Morrice Co., Limited, Montreal.] A.O.DAWSON [Merchant, Montreal] A.A.MORRICE [Merchant, Montreal!.From a letter of the President of the Company and the Certificate of of Mr, A.H.Plimsol!, F.C.A., we summarize the following salient points of this issue \u2014 1.\tThe Bonds are secured by a fixed and specific first mortgage and charge upon all the fixed assets of the Company now owned or hereafter acquired.2.\tTotal Assets, exclusive of Water Powers and Goodwill, amount to over $8,225,000 of which over $800,000 are net current assets.3.\tNet profits for year ending March 31st, 1912, after providing allowance for maintenance and depreciation, amounted to $589,977.38, or over 2b times the Interest on the entire $4,500,000 Bonds outstanding.4.\tA Cumulative Sinking Fund of 1 per cent, per annum, commencing July 1st, 1913, provides for the redemption of Bonds by purchase in the open market at or under 105 and accrued interest, or by drawings at that rate.5.\tTiie Company makes and supplies practically the entire Canadian market with Awnings, Cottonades, Denims, Shirtings, Galateas, Tickings, Oxfords, Dress Ginghams, Apron Ginghams, Flannelettes, baxonys, Domets, Cotton Dressgoods, Cotton Blankets, Yams, etc.6.\tThe Company owns seven mills, situated at Montreal (1).Cornwall, Ont.(3), Hamilton, Ont.(1), Milltown, N.B.(1), Marysville, (N.B.(1), and also a controlling interest in the Cornwall*& York Cotton Mills Company at St.John, N.B.All legal matters relating to this issue have been approved by Hon.F.L.Beique, K.C., Montreal.Copies of the Trust Deed, Balance Sheet and Auditors' Certificate may be seen at our office.Descriptive Circular and Application Form will be forwarded upon request.All applications received will be subject to allotment.Royal Securities Corporation, Limited TORONTO 164 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.HALIFAX\tOTTAWA\tQUEBEC LONDON, ENG.V J PAGE SIX.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.1912.\u2022, r-i : r ! rr'u i /'ilVMii (!'!i\t\u201c Yby\u2019I! appreciate your HEW- ' SON\u2019S Sweater during' the cold weathef.It\u2019s^ just the thing for to-^ bogganing or for any'i other out-door sport.' 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PffiïEUTIi OF jSAFAW CSIIE11VJ MLS la Missisqaol Co.(here is Loss oi Annual Meeting of Brcme Co.50 Per Cent.LOSS COULD BE REDUCED BY SPRAYING AND UNDER DRAINAGE OF LAND.Farnham, October 29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Reports from all over Eastern Canada telling either of the total or partial failure of the potato crop, due to rot, keep coming to hand every day.And it is indeed exceptional to find a clean crop of tubers throughout this section this year.Estimating from a recent drive through Missisquoi County the average potato crop showed anywhere from 25 to 50 p.c.rotten.Placing the average yield at 200 bushels per acre at a price of 50 cents per bushel (both very conservative estimates) this represents _a loss to the average farmer throughout the County of $25 to -SHI per acre in his potato crop.Yet it is quite safe to say that this couldhave been almost entirely obviated by spraying and through under drainage.As is well known the disease causing the rot in potatoes, the late blight, is very much worse some years than others.Generally speaking the conditions favoring its spread are damp, muggy weather and a temperature around 70 degrees.A heavy, damp and poorly drained soil thus tend to keep conditions favorable for its growth.Even spraying under these conditions cannot have as great efficiency as on well drained land.Great credit is due the man who has been able to save his potatoes in good condition this summer.Mr.F.G.Slack of Farnham is now harvesting a splendid crop of clean tubers.In the midst of his other farming operations he has found time to sprav his notatoes three times with Bordeaux Misture (and that with a hand spray).He will now be in a Position to reap the reward of high nrices brought about by the failure of others to save their crop.Bordeaux Alixture, mixed in the proportion of 4 lbs.bluestone, 4 lbs.lime and 40 gallons of water, is not onlv within the reach of every potato vrower but has become an economic necessity if a clean crop and a profit are to be realized.HEAUTUFFED?GOT A COLB?TRY PAPE\u2019S! One dose Pape's Cold Compound gives relief.You will distinctly feel your cold breaking and all the Grippe symptoms leaving after taking the very first dose.\ti It is a positive fact that Pape\u2019s I Cold Compound, taken every two | hours, until three consecutive doses ! are taken, will end the Grippe and \u2018 break up the most severe cold, either in the head, chest, back, stomach or ¦ limbs.It promptly relieves the most miserable headache, dullness, head and nose 'stuffed up, feverishness, aneez-! ing, sore throat, running of the nose, mucous catarrhal discharges, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.Get a 25-cent package of \u201cPape\u2019s ; Cold Compound\u2019\u2019 from your druggist and take it with the knowledge that it will positively and promptly cure your cold and end all the grippe misery; without any assistance or bad after-effects and that it contains no 1 quinine\u2014don\u2019t accept something else said to be just as good.Tastes nice ! \u2014acta gently.SHERBROOKE ACADEMY OF MUSIC IRWIN SAWDON, PRINCIPAL Provides the beat tuition in all branches of Musical and Dramatic Art.Special course for diplomas in VOICE, VIOLIN, PIANO and HARMONY by the principal.Consultation free.Address, WHITING BLOCK.Bell 'phone SSI.Scciety &t Brome.ADDRESS GIVEN ON THE WORK BY PRESIDENT OF THE MONTREAL ORGANIZATION.Knowlton, October 2!>.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The annual meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held in the Pettes Memorial Hall, on Friday afternoon.There were about twenty-five present.Mr- F-A- Knowlton was in the chair.The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Mrs.H.E.Chandler, and adopted.Mr.J.R.Innés, President oi the Montreal Society, was present and spoke on the ways and methods used by the Society in Montreal.Mr.ilnnes said that the women of Montreal were greatly interested in the Society and without them the Society would not succeed as it has.They raise funds to carry on the work and when the Society was not prospering as well as it should two ladies subscribed $2,500 each to the funds, and by the help of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, (a branch of the Society), who gave concerts, teas, etc., the Society was placed on a firm basis.Everv year a dance is given in Windsor Hall, when the proceeds amount to nearly $1,-500.When the Society was organized there was one inspector and to-day there are six, who are doing excellent work, in some cases where the owners of horees will not give their animal up.they are bought by the Society.Last Tuesday Mr.Innés said that there were five purchased and during the pop, year 120 had been purchased.At present the Society in Montreal is fighting against the substance that is used in winter on the thoroughfare, which is an act of cruelty to the animals, there having been twenty horses destroyed in one month on account of this.Kindness to animals is being taught in the schools and the clergymen and ministers of the churches are asked to give one sermon during the vear on this subject.In connection with this Society is a Lethal Chamber, where during the past year, 3,500 dogs and cats were destroyed by carbonic acid.The stock yards and abattoirs were visited and in several places the humane pills are used.Several of the policemen of Montreal are in sympathy with the Society and whenever complaints are brought in for them they are commended to the Chief of Police.Mr.Innés brought with him several badges that are worn bv the members of the Society in Montreal so that carters and other persons will know that they are members of the Society.These were distributed to the members here.A vote of thanks was tendered Mr.Innés for his kindness in coming here.Following Mr.Innés, Mr.Justice Lynch spoke.He said they could not undertake to do the same as in Montreal, but spoke of the educational part of it.The children in the schools! should be educated to it, and a part of each week should he taken by the teachers to instruct the pupils in this work and to include birds as well as animals.Mr.H.S.McDowell donated a *5 gold piece to the pupil in Brome County who wrote the best essay on animals, kindness and best method of treatment.Mr.McDowell also spoke of the cruelty of some of the boys driving their cows to and from the pasture.A second prize of $3 is awarded by the Society.This essav, which is open to the pupils of the Schools of the County, must be finished by February.In speaking of birds Mr.Innés said this came under the Fish and Game Association and that 117 men were brought before the Society and 57 guns confiscated.These men were nearly all foreigners, having been accustomed to shooting birds in their own country.Mr.Truell, another member of the Montreal Society, was present and expressed himself as greatly surprised with the work this Society was doing and suggested that more funds should be raised and that the Inspector be well paid for his services.OFFICERS ELECTED.The following officers were elected: President, Mr.R.E.Miller, Brome.Vice-President, Mrs.J.E.Fay.Secretary, Mrs.H.E.Chandler.Executive Committee\u2014Mrs.J.E.Fay, W.' H7 A.Blunt, Mr.II.B.Chandler, l):-.F.A.Knowltcn.It was decided to hold a euchre ; and dance in aid of the S.P.C.A.and to urge the work in other parts of the County.REPORT OF INSPECTOR.Mr.Charles Beals, the Inspector, gave in his report as follows, and showed the number oi cases dealt with.Horses: Working with sores, 14; overdriving, 4^; beating and abusing, 8; lame, 5; in poor condition, 3; not properly covered, 6; stable unfit, 1; abuse to mules, 1; horses destroyed, 14; places visited, Abercorn, Brome Pond, Sutton, Brome Ceutre, Leadville, Mansonville, Duncan, Bolton Pass, East Hill, Gilman, Bolton Mountain, Stukely, Knowlton and Brome.» utsk.m PBIH [ft It is Between Prosperity &nd Depression.A COMPROMISE.Country Vicar (returning from service)\u2014Is Parliament sitting now, my dear ?Wife\u2014I don\u2019t know.Vicar\u2014Nor I; that\u2019s why I said the prayer for Parliament in such a low voice.\u2014Punch.HE REFERS ESPECIALLY TO THE j DANGER IN TARIFF REFORM.Washington, D.C., Oct.29.\u2014Presi- j dent Taft issues another campaign statement in which he declares the issue is clear; it is merely whether the voters desire prosperity or business depression, whether they prefer prosperity and progress or a leap in the | dark.He believes \u201ca surprise awaits > our opponents on the coming fifth of I November.\u201d He casually remarks that the ballot is free \u201cexcept in the South where the man of color is not j allowed to vote, and in California, where white as well as colored Republicans are disfranchised.\u201d He refers especially to the danger in the \u201ctariff reform\u201d plans of the Democrats, and reviews some oi the earlier work of ' that party.The President to-night will hold in New York an important conference with two of his brothers, Chairman Hilles and prominent Republicans.-.\u2014 ¦ CEMENT DISCOVERY.Winnipeg, October 29.\u2014Henry Hud-eon, of Springfield township, near Winnipeg, has discovered an immense bed of cement rock on his 210 feet farm.The deposit is about 140 feet below the ground serface and extends to a depth of 25 feet, the quantity being almost unlimited.The material has been tested by Winnipeg experts, who pronounce it to be an excellent quality of portland cement.Above the deposit is also an immense bed of valuable clay for brick and tile making.-4- CROSSED DARK CONTINENT.Paris, October 29.\u2014The death is announced at Bordeaux of Captain Trivitr, who, in 1B80.with one companion and three black servants, crossed Africa in three months, along the route followed by Stanley, but in the opposite direction.All the Music of The World is at your command whenever you please or your friends suggest if you own a COLUMBIA graphophone or Glra-fo-nola.You need not be a musician to play a COLUMBIAr\u2014and to do it as well as anyone can do it\u2014and enjoy it thoroughly.WE WIIjIj be pleased to let you bear a Columbia machine, for we feel assured this instrument will faultlessly render songs and music of the best artists.15\u2014DIFFERENT MODELS\u201415 lor your choice.Prices\u2014From $20.00 up to $250.00.Terms to suit.COME OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.F>.T.\tE 2 73-287 ST PAUL ST 32-38 ST VALIER S Sherbrooke Branch \"! QUEBEC 195 Wellington Stree 1 Instant Postum No Charming Flavor This new food-drink is taking the place of tea and coffee in thousands o?homes the country over.u Tfiere\u2019s a Reason\u201d Many persons realize vaguely that tea and coffee are injurious, but think they cannot give them up.Such will find the breakfast cup just as hot, snappy and comforting when they shift to Instant Postum It is regular Postum in concentrated form\u2014nothing added.No Boiling Required Made by stirring a level teaspoonful of the powder (more or loss for strength desired) in a cup of hot water and adding sugar and cream to taste.If tea or coffee has affected yon unpleasantly, wouldn\u2019t common sense suggest quitting it.The return to health can be hastened by taking on Instant Foitum, which is absolutely free from caffeine, the harmful drag in tea and coffer.\u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d for POSTUM Instant Postum is sold by grocers.50-oup tin, 30; 100 cup tin 50c, Send 2c scamp (to cover postage) for 5-cup free sample.CANADIAN POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD., PURE FOOD FACTORIES, WINDSOR, ONT.HGErâ 3 i - easiest, safest, quickest and most economical way to move pianos and heavy furniture is______ with a freight elevator.She liked it except for the scratch it got coming down the stairs.\u201d Convenience in the Showroom Demands an Elevator in the Wareroom m Finely finished pianos or furniture require extremely careful handling.When they don\u2019t get it, there is a constant expense for repairs and refinishing.Besides \u2014heavy goods entail an endless labor expense, if they have to be handled up and down stairways.The cost of the labor required to shift them a few times makes a large hole in the profits.Stop this endless drain.The handling of goods from one part of a OTIS FENSOM ELEVATOR COMPANY.TRADERS BANK BUILDING building to another is done most cheaply with an Otis-hensom freight Elevator.The same work can be done with fewer men, in less time, and without even the risk of damage to the goods.It also enables you to carry any kind of stock on any floor and to get it just as easily as if it were all on the same jp.,^ur booIc, \u2018 Freight Elevators and I heir Uses,\u201d gives an interesting outline of the many uses and advant- / Sand ages of a freight elevator.It is free S' mo your Ask for one.Use this coupon./ Dook\u2019 Nama LIMITED TORONTO Addreat.UJ WW ûv\u2019iürirtiAMAl tfM FWWttfr PAGE SEVEN SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY\" QÇT: ; 13IIn\"?V ] Y2.f\t-W \u2014 -\u2014-^ '\"Daily Record\u201d Want Advertisements}' necklets BIG RESULT FOR LITTLE MONEY RATES:\u201415 words or less 15c each insertion, one cent for each additional word; six insertions for the price of five.HHLE WANTJSD-FBMALB.\tHBLE WANTED\u2014MAUI.\tFOR BALB.jlJEMABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL ILt housework.Apply Mrs.D.G.Loom- is, 1 Bellevue Ave., City./YOOD COOK WANTED\u2014APPLY FOS-AJ ter House, Foster, Que.Experienced machine oper- ators waated oa shirts, pants, etc.Robert C.Wilkins Company, Limited, Farnbam, Que.jr 1APABLE\tGENERAL SERVANT wanted.Apply evenings, Mrs.W.Spier, Mutual Bldg., Dufferin Ave.TPABLE GIRL WANTED\u2014APPLY TO H.H.Ingram, Sherbrooke.Thirst-class table girl want- T ed at once.Apply the Danville Hotel, Danville, Que.Bright, intelligent boy want- ed lor office.Apply in writing Bos ha, Record.4JPARE TIME \u2014 YOU CAN UTILIZE your spare time and turn it into money, also pleasant work to be done amongst your co-workers, does not interfere with your regular work and gives you fair remuneration.Apply Box 82 Record.salesmen wanted\u2014a fine con- Cv nectlon open to a few honest and energetic men.Experience not necessary.1 Must furnish references.Apply Mr.Hope, Room* 8-11 Genest Bid*,, Sherbrooke.TfAPABLE GENERAL SERVANT A-y wanted.Apply Mrs.A.M.Sangs-ter, 84 Drummond road.T^XPERIENCED TABLE GIRL WANT-J-' ed at once.A.M.Bowen, proprietor Valley House.North Hatley.TURLS TO RUN KNITTING MA-XT chines wanted.Paton Manufacturing Company, Sherbrooke.REAL ESTAT» FOR BaLS.Blots for sale on easy terms, between Hall and Hnbbard avenues, East Sherbrooke.Apply to H.R.Fraser, advocate.Art Building.OELF-CONTAINED HOUSE, No.21 Ko Moore street, for sale or to let.Modern conveniences.Apply Box 8U Record.SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE NEAR Lingwick of about 130 acres, 48 acres well cultivated, 35 acres of good Pasture, the balance well timbered with both hard and soft wood, also a splendid sugar grove ; good running water at the house, two-story barn 30x60, chicken house, etc.Will also dispose of the stock and crops, which includes 35 tons of hay.For full Particulars address The Western Farmers' Land Company, Whiting Block, Sherbrooke, Que.XjTARM FOR SALE AT WATERVILLE.J- 133 acres, 25 acres\u2019 woods ; good sugar place, 750 trees ; balance farm under cultivation.Good, comfortable house and buildings.Apply James Logan, Waterville.Desirable lots for sale in North Ward, facing Elizabeth St.and Parade ground.Apply W.E.Paton, Sherbrooke.TTILLINERY STORE FOR SALE ON .ill.Wellington street.Apply Box 56, Record, If» MARQUETTE ST.FOR SALE\u2014 -* V/pi 70 ft.front, 220 ft.deep.Best lot In the centre of the city.Invalu ihle to the party who can use it.Pothier & Fitzgerald, Premier Theatre Bldg.rrWO PAINTERS WANTED AT ONCE.J- Apply W.H.Wood, College House, Lennoxville.o FFICE BOY WANTED AT ONCE \u2014 Apply Paton Mfg.Co., Sherbrooke.Kitchen boy wanted at Bishop's College School.Apply Miss JeSrey.Young man wanted for farm work.Apply C.P.Davis, Stan-stead.Que.Good honest office boy want- ed for large financial business.Address Box 22, Record Office.Railway mail clerks, city mail carriers wanted by Canadian Government.Excellent pay.Full details free.Franklin Institute, Dept.725-F., Rochester, N.Y.1*7/V GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED, 1 (Title letters about J in.) for work at Quebec Bridge.Wages 45 cents per hour winter work.Apply to M.P.and J.T.Davis,' Quebec.SJEICHTLY USED PARLOR SET kJ for sale.Cheap to quick buyer.McCaw-Bissell Furniture Co.ÇJOLID HEAVY GOLD WATCH FOR U?sale at a bargain, Elgin movement.Address Box 84 Record.i FEW CARLOADS OF LIME FOR /i.sale for fertilizing purposes.The Dominion Lime Co., Art Building, Sherbrooke.A FEW OF MY GRADE GUERNSEY xx.cows for sale.All good milkers and young.W.H.Welsh, Bondville, Que.11 aymond sewing machine for sale cheap for cash, 48 Depot St.Automobile for sale \u2014 cadil- lac, 30 Demi Tonneau.Full equipment for touring car or roadster.Good as new.Bargain to immediate purchaser.Sherbrooke Motor Car Co.ONE GOOD YEARLING BULL iAND two yearling steers for sale.Apply A.F.Ward, Lennoxville.L^OR SALE\u20141 BOX FILING TOOLS, J 1 steel faced anvil, 1 box of carpenter's tools, 2 real buffalo robes.Apply to Mrs.Ina E.Sunbury, East Angus, Que.YOUNG MAN WANTED TO WORK J- on farm.Must be a good milker.Apply Box 13, Lennoxville.LOST AND FOUND TN FIRST-CLASS ORDER, AS GOOD 1.as new, No.4 hot water Daisy boiler for sale.D.McManamy.(COMBINED COAL AND GAS RANGE, v-y Gurney make, for sale.Steel type, with canophy ; slightly used ; a bargain.May be seen at City Gas and .Electric Department, City Offices, Sherbrooke.ONE 5 H.P.VERTICAL AUTOMA-tic Engine for sale.Immediate shipment.The Jenckes Machine Co., Ltd.A NEAT LITTLE PARLOR STOVE for sale cheap.In perfect order.Apply 52 Queen St.SPLENDID MODERN RESIDENCE ON Stanley avenue for sale.Eight rooms, fine cellar and improvements.$500 handles it.Pothier & Fitzgerald, Premier Theatre Building.Three creameries, two feed and flour mills, market gardens, dwelling houses and farms of all kinds.Free catalogue.Honorable Henry Aylmer, Sherbrooke.-I HO ACRES\u2019 FOUR miles from J-VA/ Richmond, situated on St.Francis River, clay loam, 35 acres meadow, particularly good pasture, sufficient wood and hemlock, up-to-date house, barn, two poultry houses, 80x16, 9x14 ; rural mail delivery ; bargain, $3,000.H.C.Whitton, Trenholmville, Richmond, P.Q.: A UCTION SALE \u2014 THE PRESBY-x-V terian Church at St.Sylvester West will be sold by public auction on Tuesday, November 5th, at 1 o\u2019clock p.m.Also two stoves, stove pipes, lamps, organ, matting and stable.W.S.Craigie, ^JTRAYED FROM PASTURE, BIG red cow.Liberal reward on return to Cyrus Murray, Gould, Lingwick.ITtOUND\u2014PAIR OF GOLD GLASSES.-L - Apply Silver Spring Brewery.TJUNCH OF KEYS LOST ON ROAD between Bishop's College, Lennoxville, and Sherbrooke.Reward to finder.W.E.Loomis, Sherbrooke.STRAYED ONTO PREMISES OF O John May, Baldwin's Mills, two Holstein heifers, red, with white points.Owner can have by proving property and paying costs.ONE SMALL BROWNISH HAND satchel lost yesterday (Thanksgiving Day) between Andrew Hamilton's and George Hodge\u2019s on the Bury Road, containing one ladies' new tan jersey trimmed with brown ; one pair lady\u2019s cuff buttons and other small articles.Finder please leave at Post Office, Robinson, Bury./ VOLD FLOWER BROOCH WITH brilliant centre, lost on Saturday.; $5.00 reward.Return to Box 10 Re- ' cord Office.i^NOW ROLLERS, ANY WEIGHT OR style, for sale.Write for description and prices to W, L.Fish & Son, manufacturers, Johnville, Que.\"VTEW GOULD ROTARY PUMP, SIZE iAl No.1, for sale at a bargain, complete with frame, tight and loose pulley and 75 ft.new 1-inch hose.Also quantity new and slightly used shaft hangers, pulleys, belting and machine, auto and motor boat fittings.Will be sold cheap for cash to close out business.Address, Sales Manager Pyke, Putnam & Bowker Motor Co., East Bolton, Que.PURE WHITE WYANDOTTE COCK-erels, imported from the best laying strain in England, 1.00 each.S.A.Sweet, Sutton Junction, Que.-VTEARL/Y NEW FAIRBANKS\u2019 12 h.p.gasoline engine, with all fixtures, for sale at a bargain price.H.H.Clark, Coaticook.YEARLING8\u20149 GOOD BEEF YEAR-1 lirigs for sale, very reasonable.M.M.Beaton, McLeod's, Que.MISCELLANEOUS.TO LET.PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WELL furnished, use of telephone.Apply 51 Laurier avenue.fTURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED house to let.Apply Mrs.H.Connor, 31 Bank street.IPINE TENEMENT, SIX ROOMS, BE-Jl sides pantry, bath and storeroom ; access to elevator.Hebert & Fortier's new building.1T\\/r ANTED AT ONCE \u2014\t125-FT._ tt chain and bull wheel for pulling in logs.New or good second-hand.A.H.Cummings & Son, Ltd., Coaticook, Que.PETER LAS SONDE CURED BY Poirier\u2019s Pile Remedy, advises afflicted to use it.Cure or money refunded.James Poirier, Sutton, Que.100 POST CARDS FREE IF~YOU -* UVy send 25c.for 25 high-grade Thanksgiving, Hallowe'en, Christmas and New Year's Cards, in gold and colors.No two alike.All postpaid, money back if not delighted.Record Emporium, Beebe, Que.ACRE FARM TO LET OR FOR near AGENTS WANTED.300 sale at once, near Stanstead Plain ; 20 cows and other stock, sugar bush of 1,000 trees, etc.Apply B.B.Morrill, Rock Island, Que.EN AND WOMEN ! WITHOUT IN-vesting a single cent of your money we will start you in a successful, permanent business guaranteed to make 33 to $5 per day sure profit.New article, used in every household.Not sold in stores, no opposition.Magnificent agents' outfit supplied free.This product is the most successful agents\u2019 line ever produced and is absolutely new in Canada.Write at once for big catalogue and information.State territory.National Products, Limited, Dept.A it.Toronto, Ont.House of four rooms at new- ington to let cheap for the winter months.Apply John Mulvena.17IOLIN AND MANDOLIN LESSONS given by Professor Frank Dudley, 12 Montcalm.Tel.811.TPIFTEEN DOLLARS AND EXPEN-J.ses weekly for trustworthy man or woman to act as travelling representative.Previous experience not required : travelling expenses advanced ; commence ih home territory.Winston, Limited, 202 Spadina avenue, Toronto, Ont.\\1CE FRONT BEDROOM TO LET, -> with or without board, 111 Alexander Street.District of St.Francis.No.84.fn tfie Superior Court DAME I,AURa HEBERT, wife o'.Edward Duchesneau, of the township of Barnston, in said district, farmer, has taken this day an action in separation of property against her said husband.G.H.ST.PIERRE, Attorney for Piaintifi.Sherbrooke.June 7th.1912.ONE SIXTEEN FOOT SAW CAR-riage wanted.Electrical Repair & Supply Co., Sherbrooke, Quo.\"VIEW HOUSE OFFERED TN FOS- .ter rent free to respectable couple on condition they board bachelor Episcopal clergyman, who will pay board.Apply Stevenson, Foster, Quo.fPAILOR FINISHED COSTUMES AND dressmaking at reasonable prices.Miss Archambault, 4 Morkill Road.rPWO MEN BOARDERS WANTED.\u2022 modern conveniences ; near Hand, Fairbanks and Paton\u2019s.Apply 29 Drummond Road.SITUATION» WANTHD.SITUATION WANTED BY EXPER-1 ' ienced young man as stenographer and bookkeeper.Best references.Ad dress Box 88 Record Office.CITY NEWS { lies Lillian Hawker spent Thanksing with friends at Beebe Junc- Mr.Raymond Wingeat has returned to the city after spending Thanksgiving at his home in Ascot Corner.Miss Lilly Love has returned to her hom\\ in Thetford Mines after a visit with friends in the city.Miss Agnes Galvin has returned to her hoirie, East Sherbrooke, after a visit of five weeks with friends and relatives in St.Johnsbury, Vt.Miss Gertrude Carey of Woodside, Que., was in town last week, guest of her cousin, Miss Edith Largy, on her way to Lincoln, N.H., for a prolonged visit to friends and relatives.Mr.John Jackson of \u201cElwood Farm,\u201d Belvidere, has gone to Cobalt for a trip.Mr.Jackson is an old mining man and is interested In recent developments in New Ontario.¦ad Blood\u2019 is the direct and inevitable result of irregular or constipated bowels and clogged-up kidneys and skin.The undigested food and other waste matter which is allowed to accumulate potsons the blood and the whole svstem.Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Root Pills act directly on the bowels, regulating them\u2014on the kidneys, giving them ease and strength to properly filter the blood\u2014and on the skin, opening up the pores.For pure blood and good health take Dr.Morse\u2019s ** ndien Root Pills Mr.and Mrs.Hy Bartlett returned last evening from a pleasant trip to Boston and Manchester.Mr.G.E.Govett spent Thanksgiving holidays with relatives in Danville.Mr.E.Winn Farwell spent the week-end and the holiday in Portland, Me.Mr.H.O.Dore, retired Head-Master of Champlain School, Montreal, and Mrs.Dore have arrived in town and will spend the winter with Mrs.J.J.Doherty, Magog Street, Mrs.Dore\u2019s sister.I have just received from New York a few charming little evening gowns, and it would be a very great pleasure to me to show them to you.Mrs.Boydell, Whiting Block.Mr.and Mrs.Harcourt Smith, cf Grande Allie, Que., Mr.and Mrs.John Land and Mr.J.Theodore Ross spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Lennoxville with their sons, who are at Bishop\u2019s College School and the \u201cPrep.\u2019\u2019 A recital consisting of selections from \u201cBlack Rock,\u2019\u2019 by Ralph Connor, will be given by the ladies of the Spring Road W.C.T.U.in the Methodist Church in Lennoxville this evening (Tuesday) at 7.30.This will be under the auspices of the Lennoxville W.C.T.U.\ti The Woman\u2019s Guild, Church of the Advent, will hold their usual fortnightly tea and a sale of dancy articles and food at the recidence of Mrs.H.C.King, 53 Queen Street, on Tuesday afternoon from 3.30 to 6.All are cordially invited.A Vancouver paper makes the following reference to the funeral of young Lome Preshy, formerly of Sher-1 hrooke \u201cThe funeral of Lome Pres- by, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred iPresby, who was killed in an elevator on Seymour' street October 15th, took place from Macy Bros, undertaking parlors on Friday.The bearers were six of deceased\u2019s classmates from Central School.The service was conducted by Rev.Mr.Switzer, of Wesley Church, assisted by Mr.Lett, of Grandview, his former pastor at Sherbrooke, Quebec, who impressively recalled many incidents connected with his family while residents of that far-off eastern town, and reminded those present, particularly the young, to think seriously of a future state.Flags were at half-mast on the city schools out of respect to the boy's memory.\u201d ALICE L10YD IN \u201cLITTLE MISS FIX IT.\u201d No more enjoyable production has ever been produced in Sherbrooke than \u201cLittle Miss Fix It,\u201d with the peerless English Comedienne Alice Lloyd in the leading role.His Majesty\u2019s Vhcatre was crowded on Saturday evening, and all present thoroughly enjoyed the perforance.Miss Lloyd has lost none of her charm and ability, and is ably assisted by a cast of artists Lionel Walsh, in his portrayal of a type of silly Englishmen, was excellent, and shared honors with Miss Lloyd.OLIVER TWIST AT THE CASINO THEATRE.1,540 people saw Nat Goodwin\u2019s capable and graphic portrayal of the unique old parasite Fagin yesterday.The entire company is a strong one.Have you seen our display of sterling silver necklets, set with amethyst, sapphires, topaz, brilliants, pearls, etc.7 This is the best selection ever shown in Sherbrooke, and we will be pleased to have you look them over and get our prices.R.J.Spearing Goldsmith, Diamond Merchant.33 Strathcona Sq.Mr.Martin furnishes a notable impersonation of Bill Sykes.Oliver has a talented representative in Vi vian Burns, and the other numerous persons of the cast are looked after with equal ability.It may be added that in the matter of clearness and coloring the views are remarkably good.There are three shows each day at 2.30, 7.30 and 9.00.It is well to be on hand at the minute to get the full benefit of the story.WILL MILL GOLD FOR E.T.MEN.Mr.T.M.Craig is home from California, where he has been in connection with his mining interests.The \u201cGlobe\u201d property, in which Sherbrooke and Townships people are interested, he reports to he showing up well.Machinery for the new 100 ton mill is now on the spot and this will be started early in the spring with every prospect of a big clean up.Much regret is expressed at the death of the president of the company, Mr.Clancy, who passed away in California a few weeks ago.ELIJAH PERFORM ANBE Editor Record, Sir\u2014According to the booking, a capacity house is assured for Wednesday\u2019s attraction at His Majesty's Theatre.The Elijah performance is in the purest sense a gift to Sherbrooke music lovers on the part of Manager Duncan, the prices being so low.May I, through your valuable pa per, remind those unable to secure reservations that for this production the gallery is the best part of tgo house for hearing, and that no music lover should miss this rare treat.Thanking yo*1 in anticipation.IRWIN SAWDON.AUCTION SALE \u2014ON\u2014 Saturday.Nov 2nd, 1912 \u2014FOR\u2014 J.E.E IPSE Y at his Farm, one mile from EAST ; ANGUS, near* the Worby Power House, to wit.\u2022 3 good horses, younp; and good weight ; 1 3 colts, 7 registered Ayrshire cattle.13 grade cattle, 14 choice sheep, lings, turkeys, hens, geese and ducRs.All the I farm implements, hay, potatoes, tur- ! nips, carrots, stove wood.No reserve as the farm is sold.For terms and particulars see pôsters.Sale at 10 o'clock sharp.Lunch at noon.A.NEWMAN, Auctioneer.NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made by the Canadian pacific Railway Company to the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada, at the expiration of one month from the da'te of this notice, or as soon thereafter as the application can ne heard, for a recommendation to the Governor-in-Council for the sanction of the lease of the Quebec Central Railway to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for a term of nine hundred and ninety-nine years from the first day of January, 1913, on the terms and conditions therein mentioned.This notice is given pursuant to the provisions of Section 361 of the Railway Act.H.C.OSWALD.Assistant Secretary Canadian Pacific Railway Company.Dated at Montreal this 5th day of October.1912.1*1 BLiC NOTICE! is hereby gi»eu that under the Quebec! Companies' Act letters patent have been | issued by the Lieutenant-Governor of the J Province of Quebec, bearing date the | tenth day of September, 1912, incorpor- ; a ting Messrs.Leonidas Charles B&chand, i physician ; Charles Emile Bachand, ad-1 vocate ; Louis Hubert Olivier, trader , j Valmore Hercule Olivier, dentist, and ! Louis Leonidas Bachand, student, of the city of Sherbrooke, for the following purposes : To carry on a real estate business in ail its branches ; To carry on the business of real estate brokers in all its branches , To acquire immoveables by way oi purchase, exchange, lease, rental or m any other manner, and hold, cultivate anq have same surveyed and subdivided into building lots, with streets.lanes and parks, and develop, improve, lease, exchange, sell, hypothecate and otherwise dispose of same in a general manner ; lo construct, erect, build and maintain, or cause to be constructed, erected, built and maintained, in and upon the said lands and immoveables, drains, sewers.roads, streets, lanes, houses, IniUs.factories, manufactories and any other works, improvements or buildings which may be deemed necessary or advantageous and to let, exchange, sell or other wise dispose of or deal with the same or any of them together with the lands upon which they exist ; To advance money by way of loans to the purchasers, holders, lessees or oc cupants of any Part of the company s properties to aid in the erection «.f buildings or in the making of improve ments thereon ; To take and hold as security for the repaymetit of any loan made by the company or for any debt due to the company,'and for the payment of the price or cccisideratiou of any contract made with the company, mortgages or securities of any nature whatsoever , To buy, acquire and hold and to sell, assign, transfer, dispose of or underwrite the shares, debentures and any other securities of any other company or corporation engaged in the business which this company is authorized to carry on, or doing any business capable of being conducted for the benefit of This company, and pay for same in cash, stocks or bonds of this company or otherwise ; To carry on the business of brokers, auditors, accountants and public liqui dators ; To exploit, lease, sell or purchase by lease or otherwise any mining lights, minerals and quarries ; To allot, grant and issue as fully paid up, any shares of the capital stock of the company in payment for any franchise, undertaking, moveable and immoveable property, stock, debentures, curities.claims, goods, rights, goodwill, privileges, hypothecs, patents, licenses or contracts that this company may a< quire ot make or in satisfaction of any debt ar obligation which it may owe , To amalgamate with any other company carrying on operations of a like nature , To guarantee and pay for any property, hypothecs and other charges which may exist on iminoveab',es that the company may purchase, and carry on op orations as insurance agents and brokers ; To pay any commission in cash to or remunerate with fully paid up shares of the company, debentures or otherwise, any persons or companies for services rendered or to bo rendered relatively to the sale of the said properties, in whole or in part, or for any other services rendered relatively to the formation of the company or the management of its operations ; To invest the money the company is not in immediate need of in such manner as may be deemed advisable .To purchase from Demee M^ric \u2019 n\"- -Oatnirand, widow of the late George Etienne Rionx, in his lifetime stipendiary magistrate of the district of Saint Francis ; M.Georgine Camirand, wife common as to property of Leonidas Charlea Bachand, physician ; M.Elzire Camirand, wife separated as to property of Louis H.Olivier, merchant, of the city of Sherbrooke, and of Dame Arzelie Char-tier, widow of the late StanisiaH i»;i chand, in his lifetime merchant of the city of Coaticook, by lease or otherwise the rights, titles, claims and interests they have and may have in the \"BIqre.au Camirand.\" and pay for same in < ash or with paid up shares of the said com-f>any ; To do and perform all other acts and things which may be incidental and may seem conducive to the attainment of the ends and objects of the incorporation of the company, under the name of \"Compagnie d\u2019immeubles du Plateau Camirand,\" with a capital of forty-nine thousand dollars (S49jMro.no), divided into four hundred and nineth M90) shares of one hundred dollars 100.00) each The principal place of business of the corporation will be in the city of Sherbrooke.Dated from the office of the Provincial Secretary this tenth day of September, 1912.C J.SIMARD.Deputy Provincial Secretary.CHAS.E.BÂCHANT), Attorneys for petitioners.Sherbrooke, October 14.J9r*A> Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home for Travellers.A.A.Pomeroy, Prop.H!S MAJESTY\u2019S THEATRE, SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY OCTOBEfi 30th, 1912.The Majestic Grand Opera Company, of New Y'ork, Present for the Fir.\u2019t Time in Canada, Mendelssohn\u2019s Masterpiece « ELIJAH\u201d In Dr Form.Gorcrons Co: Extra Lari imes.Magnificent Chorus.Scenery.Gv.:, m\tthe Groat American Singer, in the title role, suppi.rled I y s !i -.v, ; 'nown Operatic Singers as Bernard Fergos, Ester Adalherto, Hortenese D\u2019 Arblay, Pilade Slnagra, Sebastian Burnetti.Eva Vera, Marie Lou se Rogers, Margaret Richey, and a ho J t nthfr equally great Arti > n from the musical centres of Europe.Sig.ARIlli Full Sympî L>vt4, - - Conductor.Jr !, r* of Skilled Musicians.The following prices will pr ' r this stupendous production: Boxes, $2.60; Ground Floor, $2.,\t, ¦'leatra Circle, $1.50; Balcony, $1.00; Rear Seats in Balcony, 75c; Gallery, 50c.Box Office open to the general public on Saturday morning.Auction Sales A.NEWMAN, Auctioneer E A I EI ) TI : \\ ! > E R S ADD i i E8 8 E1) Tf > Y\tumki *igned and onduiHed \u2018Ten dor for Montreal Immigration Detention Hospital.\" will be received at this of-lue until 4.00 p.m., on Tuesday.November 5, 1912, for the construction of the building mentioned, Plans, specification and form of contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the office of Messrs.Ross and MacFarlane, Architects.Beaver Hall Hill, Montreal, Que., and at this De part merit.Persons tendering are notified that : tenders will not be considered unless ! made on the printed forms supplied, and j signed with their actual «ignatures, atat -ing their occupations and places \u201ef resi deuce.In the case of firms, the actual I signature, the nature of the occupation j and place of residence of each member of i the firm must be given.Eaca t ender must be acrotnpanied by i nn accepted cheque on a chartered bank.| payable to Urn order of the Honourable 1 the Minister of Public Works, equal t.n | t en iter cent (10 p.c.) of the amount of j the tender, which will be forfeited if the j person tendering decline to enter into n : contract when called upon to do so, or fail to complete the work contracted for.If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned.The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.By order, K.C.DE 8 ROC HERR, Secretary.Department of public: Works.Ottawa, October 14,\t1912.Newspapers will not be paid for this advertisement if they h nrt jt.without, authority from the Dep u »ment .\u2014 29B2 1.Monday, miv.'lih, 1912 -For-* -JOHN DAVIES at his farm, b miles from Bury Village, the farm of 1H7 acres, Uni cleared and in good state of cultivation, with good buildings and good water, good sugar grove.*dHi trees, and sugar rig complete ,\t3 good Horses, 4 choice Cows, 10 young Cattle, 8ow and Pigs, Hens and Geese .all Farm Implements, Wag gong, Hleda, Sleighs, llarnesseH.Hay, Straw, Grain, Turnips and Potatoes, lot of Boaedsf Cream Separator , a fit*® lot of goods.All must be wold as Mr.Davies is leaving the locality, For terms and particulars see posters.Sale ut IP o'clock «harp.Lunch at noon.\u2014ON\u2014 Wednesday, inov.6th, 1912 -FOR\u2014 K.W.SUNBUKY at hi;; 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'ee ,! to do all that is claimed If yon 1 are riot iatlsflefl your money will la: re-I funded.Applications at good barber shops.Bend Kn.for sample bottle to The ; Herpbide t'o.liepi it, Detroit, Mich.I W.H.Ciilfffth, Kpei ial Agent.LATE SAMUEL McKEE.The death of Mrs.Samuel McKee which occurred in Montreal at the Homeopathic Hospital, at the age of 76 years, removes an old and well-known resident of Sherbrooke, who has many relatives and friends in the city and vicinity.The funeral services took place on Friday in Montreal at the residence of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Arkiey, 283a Durochers Street, Outre-mont, and were conducted by the Rev.Mr.McCall of the Fafrmount Methodist Church.The remains were brought to Sherbrooke on Saturday by Mr.and Mrs.Arkiey and were met at the station by the following relatives, who followed in the cortege to Elmwood Cemetery: Mrs.Fuller, Lennoxville, sister of deceased, Mr.Carter, Len-noxville, brother-in-law; Mr.A.Cote, Lennoxville; Mr.J.Wesley McKee, Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Brown, Mr.J.Mr.John Woodside, Miss Woodside, Kerr, Mrs.Wm.Church and Miss E.Arklev.The Rev, W.T.G.Brown officiated at the graveside.The late Mrs.McKee, who was born Catherine Kerr, was a native of Hun-tingville, but lived in Sherbrooke after her marriage to the late Samuel McKee, who predeceased her.For the past ten years she had made her home in Montreal, with her daughter, Mrs.A.A.Arkiey, who, wifh one son, Mr.James McKee, who is in the West, survives her.Mrs.McKee\u2019s health had been failing for some time but the immediate reuse of her dent.h was a stroke of paralysis from which she never recovered.MU) WOKEN BE HIM TO VOTE?Meeting at Richmond Decide in the Affirmative.ARGUMENT AGAINST RESOLUTION WAS VOTED DOWN AT LITERARY SOCIETY MEETING.Richmond, October 29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A very successful meeting of the Literary and Debating Society of St.Francis College, was held in the assembly room on Friday.The chair was taken by Mr.P.C.Duboyce.The subject for debate was, \u201cShould Women by Allowed to Vote ?\u201d The debate was opened by the Rev.G.H.Craik, who maintained that women should be granted the suffrage on the ground of the social reforms which they would be able to accomplish.Mr.Craik pointed out many things, such as temperance reform, educalion, child welfare, etc., in which he said women were quite as well fitted as men to take part, maintaining also that women were much more interested in such questions than men, and in consequence better qualified to look after matters of this kind.The opposition was led by Mr.W.G.Dormer, principal of the college, who based his contention that the suffrage was undesirable for women on the essential nature of woman.He upheld the theory that the intellect of women bears the same relation to that of man as her physical organization bears to the physical organization of man ; that man has his work in the world, woman hers, and that whatever tends to cause a stepping of one sex into the sphere of the NEW MINISTERS TO WORN IN Hod.Mr.Codsrre Will be New Secretary of State HON.ROBERT ROGERS WILL TAKE UP THE PUBLIC WORKS\u2019 DEPART- MENT.Ottawa, October 29.\u2014As announced previously, Louis Coderre, M.P.for Hochelaga, will be the new minister from Quebec.He will be secretary of state.Hon.Robert Rogers will take Mr.Monk's portfolio, public works, while Hon.Dr.Roche will succeed Mr.Rogers as minister of the interior.The Governor-General will swear in the new ministers to-day.Mr.Coderre will have to seek re-election and the bye-election will be held at once.The western ministers do not need to seek re-election.! \u2014.*- FIRST SNOW STORM IN WEST.Winnipeg, Vino., Oct.29.\u2014Thanksgiving Day was notable in Manitoba for the first serious snowstorm of the son, and which is likely to delay any threshing operations to finish off the crops.Up to midnight two inches had fallen at Winnipeg and outside points three or more, with a likelihood of more, as a blizzard looked very likely.forest Corn Removed Without Pain, Quickly No wonder Putnam\u2019s Painless Corn Extractor sells so well.You see it is different from any other remedy you have ever used.Does not merely relieve the pain temporarily, but is guaranteed to remove the meanest, sorest eorn or callous no matter how long it has bothered you.Get a 25c.bottle of \"Pnt-narn's\u201d to-day and prove it.The name tells the story\u2014Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor, which is sold by druggists.How to Make Better Cough Syrup than You Can Buy A Family Supply, Saving: $2 and Fully Guaranteed.Sixteen ounces of cough syrup \u2014 as much as you could buy (or ÎZ.50\u2014can easily be made at home.You will find nothing that takes hold of an obstinate cough more quickly, usually ending it Inside of 24 hours.Excellent, too, for croup, whooping cough, sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness and other throat troubles.Mix two cups of granulated sugar with one cup of warm water, and stir for two minutes.Put 2Y2 ounces of PInex (fifty cents\u2019 worth) in a 16-ounce bottle, then add the Sugar Syrup.It keeps perfectly.Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours.This is Just laxative enough to help cure a cough.Also stimulates the appetite, which is usually upset by a cough.The taste is pleasant.The effect of pine and sugar syrup on the Inflamed membranes is well known.PInex is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich in gualacol and all the natural healing pine elements.Other preparations will not work in this formula.The PInex and Sugar Syrup recipe is now used by thousands of housewives throughout the United States and Canada.The plan has been imitated, but the old successful formula has never been equaled.A guaranty of absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe.Your druggist has I\u2019lncx, or will get it for you.If not, send to The PInex Co.Toronto, Ont.Robes for Automobile, Carriage and Motor Boat At Reduced Prices Call and See Our Line Sangster\u2019s Garage 9 Albert St.\tPhone 431 PACKED IN ONE AND TWO POUND CANS ONLY See the Eosenbloon: window display of\u2018 DENT\u2019S\u201d gloves\u2014The largest vari ety in Sherbrooke.Prices $1.00 per pair and up YOU Æ3LE U*5ï KG Immeasurably worth CHASE SANBORN MONTREAL STAR CLOTHING HALL 5e*t Jffcud coffee will prove it The Store that Sets the Pace other is to be strongly deprecated as tending to bring about a non-conformity to type, a result which would be disastrous to the best interests of humanity.The discussion was then declared open1 and the following took part in the debate ; Rev.J.Hepburn, Mr.Thompson, Mrs.Hepburn, Mrs.Ewing and Mrs.Dormer.Mr.Craik then replied, once more pleading for the reform on social grounds.Mr.Dormer was also granted the privilege of a second speech on his side of the question', but was regarded very coldly by the majority of the audience.Mr.Dormer drew a picture of woman as she has appealed to the universal heart of man and a : picture of woman as \u201cThe Votes for Women\u201d movement has made her, | and left the assemldy to choose which was preferable.Mr.Duboyce then summed up, re- ; minding the audience of the chief points of each speech.A vote was then taken, which gave a majority of \\ fifteen for the affirmative, a large proportion of those present refraining from voting.After the vote Mr.Duboyce addressed the meeting.He be necessary before anyone, even a man, could claim a vote.He also acknowledged many ways in which women would prove a real influence for good in public affairs, but the tone of his speech seemed to indicate that he would not have them voters.The next meeting will be held on November 1st, the subject being, \u201cResolved that life in the East is preferable to life in the West.\u201d OL-I VIER\u2019S LIST OF Remarkable Values in Reliable Merchandise for October\u2019s last Wednesday Our Fall Stock is complete, and we are in a position to show you the best and most varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods and Gents\u2019 Furnishings in the City.Collars Ladies\u2019 fancy white Embroidered Collars, sizes 12 to 14.Regular price 25c.To-Morrow 15c Quilts Good value White Honeycomb Quilts, regular price $1.00.To-Morrow 75c We Have Just Opened A nice range of blue serge Sailor Dresses, also black and white checked dresses, piped with red.They are well made and fit well.Si-es from 3 to 14 years, ranging in price from $1.25 to $5.50 Apron Linen Checked Apron Linen, pure flax guaranteed.Best cloth for aprons, fast colors.Regular price 25c yard.To-Mo row 19c Scrim Plain ecru and cream Scrim for curtains, 36 in.wide, regular price 25c yard.To-Morrow 18c Rugs Four only Axminster Rugs, beautiful patterns, regular price $2.00.To-Morrow $1.69 50c Silk Lining for 39c The right lining for coats, suits, etc.We have them in grey, fawn, cream and black.Regular price 50c yard.To-Morrow 39c 15c Handkerchiefs for 7k We have secured a lot of Men\u2019s Silkine Handkerchiefs with colored border, sold regularly at 15c, which we offer for To-Morrow 7k Ladies\u2019 large colored Handkerchiefs, for kimonos, aprons and other fancy work.Regular price 16c.To-Morrow 10c SMALLWARES Mucilage, in bottles, regular price 5c, for .3|c Vaseline, regular\tprice\t10c, for .4c Best Castile\tSoap,\tregular price 10c, for .5c Silkine, a few odd colors left only, regular price 5c, for .2ic Mending Wool on cards, 4 for .5c Snap Fasteners, 2 doz.for 5c Ladies\u2019 Lawn Handkerchiefs, 5c for .3Jc Lot of Fancy Silk Braids for trimming dresses, ctcf, worth from 10c to l'5c yd., for .5c Transparent, also silk covered collar supports, worth 5c card, for .3c Knitting Needles in wood case, regular 5c set, for .3Jc Good Wire Hair Pins, regular price 5c box, for .3c Flannel Best all wool navy blue Flannel, 32 in.wide, extra value at 40c yard.To-Morrow 29c Ceylon Flannel In light grey and fawm, lookg like the real French Flannel, extra good material for all purposes.Regular price 25c yard.To-Morrow Î9c Gloves Boys\u2019 Lined Mocha Gloves, tan colored, all sizes, regular price 75c, To-Morrow 65c Men\u2019s Unlined Kid Gloves, in sizes 7j to 8, fine quality, regular price ?1.00 pair.To-Morrow 59c Farmer Satin Extra special value Twill Farmer Satin, 54 in.wide, a bargain at 75c yard.To-Morrow 59c Night Gowns Good value Ladies' Striped Flannelette Night Gowns, regular price 65c.To-Morrow 42c Men\u2019s extra heavy quality striped flannelette Night Gowns, special value at $1.00.To-Morrow 79c C.F.OLIVIER THE BOSTON STORE 115 to 119 Wellington St.::\tAgent for Parker Dye Works "]