Sherbrooke daily record, 30 septembre 1919, mardi 30 septembre 1919

[" E^ablished 1897\t\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1919.\t\tPRICE TWO CENTS Attem\tpts Made\tTo Derail Trains In Open\tation In\tEngland GREAT e *t was Announced By the Officials that the Railway Service is Daily Being Improved and that the Distribution of Food is Proceeding Very Satisfactorily\u2014Offers of Volunteer Help are Overwhelming, it is Stated\u2014Several Attempts Have Been Made By Strike Sympathizers to Derail Trains, But No Serious Accidents Have Been as Yet Reported.L tror^ïTroinniTfir(r^inrtnnnr' Jo\t.\t.\t! Newspaper Extra Containing A\t; Message To Eastern Townships\t; People May Be Rushed To\t: Associated Boards Of Trade Meeting By Aeroplane.\t: v,OOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOO 00000 0_0_0.0 0 0 0 0 5 0 8 2 gÆÆÆ-OJUtfi-flJLgJ À Novel and interesting incident will take place in connection with the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade, meeting at North Hatley on Thursday of this week, when special messages to the people of the Eastern Townships from prominent Canadians will be published in newspaper extras at Sherbrooke and rushed to point of delivery at North Hatley.If flying weather prevails, the delivery will be made by aeroplane.The machine owned by Lieut.Frank McCrea and Lieut.Lee McKay is now at North Hatley.If circumstances permit, the plan is for the aeroplane to take on the papers at Sherbrooke at a few minutes before noon and convey them to North Hatley for delivery at the convention at noon sharp.If the aeroplane delivery is not possible, the editions will be taken up by motor.Sir Lomer Gouin, Premier of Quebec, Sir Henry Drayton, Minister of Finance, Senator Geo.G.Foster, K.C., and newspaper extras If the aeroplane delivery is carried out as planned, it will probably be the first time in Canada where newspaper extras have been published and rushed to point of delivery by the (Associated Press Despatch) ONDON, Sept.30.\u2014Great Britain is making headway ^re Asking for an Increase of in dealing with the national strike of her railway men,\tSeventeen Cents an Hour.the Government reported today.The official commun- ^\t^\t^ ique from Downing Street at noon announced that the rail- ( MONTREAL, Sept!\u2019 30 \u2014Taking as wav service was improving, more trains running than called a basis for wage negotiations the set-,-r1] ii,\tisi\t.\t.\t: tlement reached between the United for under the schedules prepared by the companies _yester- i states Railroad Administration ar.d its day.This was in line with forecasts that betterment of condi- ' shopmen, he executive of the Canadian way.\t\u201c\t, j .\t, i Railway Shopmens Union will again\t-.-, \u2014\u2014.\u2014 -\u2014 - \u2014 - tions in this respect might be expected today.Attempts to de-;meet the Canadian Railway Var 0thers will speak to the Eastern Townships through these rail trains, which occurred yesterday for the first time since | Board\tT^td ' the beginning of the strike, were referred to by the Downing ed its shopmen an increase of four Street statement, as some minor acts of sabotage\tjSd'for^eventïn œntfan hîiTim These, it was explained, caused no loss of life, and the crease, necessary steps had been taken to deal with this phase of the | ej-ecutiw^anTthe War'Board ïüÆ riai route situation.\t! rectroactive up to May 1, 1919.Meanwhile the distribution of food is proceeding satis- nrr- .\"u i.= factorily, the authorities announce, due largely \u201cto the admir- |?11)01 If f|TT able spirit and efficient work of volunteers.\u201d The ^offers of f^U yjyltlil DfitJLU I I voluntary service, it is declared, are \"overwhelming.\u201d\t, The Government announced this morning that live stock j that had been abandoned in transit by the strikers and the horses belonging to the railroad companies that had been left without attendance were being cared for by the authorities, j The Commissioner of Police has issued an appeal for [ all male citizens under forty for special police, j.H.Thomas, leader of the railway strikers, in an interview last night stated that unless the newspapers change their attitude towards the railway strikers, the newspaper compositors would strike.CITY COUNCIL AGAIN TOOK UP LONG LIST OF PROTESTS AGAINST VALUATION ROLL LAST EVENING But Lengthy Sitting Did Not Complete All the Complainti.Which Have Been Made\u2014Many Compromises Were Reached in Regard to Some of the Protests Against Assessment, While Others Were Maintained\u2014Special Committee Was Not Ready to Report.A' LTHOUGH sitting until well into the night, and taking up a large num her of the protests against the new city valuation roil, the City Council did not, last evening, complete the full list of complaints, though many were settled.As a general rule the majority of the complainants went out better satisfied than last week, for although an occasional valuation was maintained as written, most of the larger ones which were settled, brought about some reduction.In a large number of cases, some compromise between the figure fixed by the assessor and that demanded by the complainant, was agreed upon.The protests filed by the large manufacturers, based to a large extent, on the valuation placed on machinery formerly used to make munitions and now scrapped, were again adjourned, the special committee appointed to look into these matters being not yet ready to report.The first to be taken by the Council was the complaint of Mr.Noel E, Brooks, represented by Col.H.R.Fraser, who asked that the $30,000 valuation, placed on Mr.Brooks\u2019 property be reduced to the $25,000 assessment of last year.No improvements had been made, and it was also to be remembered that thirty feet in front of Mr.Brooks\u2019 property on Queen Street, was actually owned by the city.Mr.W.L.McSwiggan, the valuator, said that Mr.Brooks had the use of that property, nevertheless, but Mr.Fraser said the city could not assess their own property.It was finally moved by Aid Edwards, and seconded by Aid.Delorme, that the valuation be reduced to $27,500, and this was passed, Aid.Forest dissenting.s-saar:*- OF NORTH HAM, TRIED TO KILL GIL WHO TURNED DOWN HIS PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE N APOLOGY IS DEMANDED BY U.S.COMMANDE! MANY PROTESTS WERE COMPROMISED.«¦ ¦ The complaints of the Campbell-Howard Machine Company, the E.& T.Fairbanks Company, Mr.0.J.Gendron, and the Edwards Furniture Company, were again adjourned.Mr.E.W.FanveM\u2019s protest against the valuation of his property in the East Ward, on Terrill Avenue\t_____ was taken up.The subdivision of the 1 south part of this property had been\tIlGilsaiUl cancelled, while on the north side, the ^ house had been burned down and the ! valuation never lowered.It was ask-, [ ed that the valuation of $12,175 be j reduced to $11,000, and on motion of! VOTES FOR MISSISQUOI CO.YOUNG LADIES Recorded in Competition\u2014Any Reader May Use Coupon Vote or.Page Two.Four candidates in STEEL STRIKERS AND EMPLOYERS ARE BOTH CLAIMING VICTORIES NEW YORK, September 30.\u2014The Associated Press issues the following : Results of the great offensive a ,d counter-offensive scheduled to usher CONTRIBUTES TO DEBATE IN HOUSE words spoken by the accused, just before he drew a dagger from his pocket and plunged it into the breast -,\t., - .|\t- i of Clara Tremblay, fifteen-year-old in the second week of the steel strike,\tit \u2022 i .\u2022 I girl, who.it was alleged, had turned by means of which botn capital and Jt Was a Rather Uninteresting down his advances and labor hoped to break the deadlock.qruol Aid.Brault, this reduction was passed.! County Popularity Contest record im-| ,\t.\t.\t.\t,\tf T - ' Mr.James Mackinnon asked that: portant gains today.The others, ac- EvieHnce in Preliminary Hearing Results in Commitment, i *nves\u201cSa^0B into urrest or 1 wo ly-je valuation on his residence on Vw- cording to reports received, are at American Soldiers and Flopping toria Street be reduced from $14,000 work and will join\tin\tthe\tadvance\tin\ta f O \u201d* c* 1» J\t6\t! to $10,000, as many\tresidence near j day or two.Oi Une IS Started.\tj there,* and of the same class were | Any reader of the Record may use - i assessed at.a rate below bis own.Vic- j the coupon which appears gu^\u2019of M^ S B: mittee have arranged for Thursday Coate®\tinext, October 2, to be a public holi- Miss J.McAdams and friend( Miss and all the stores here will be Carmady, of Montreal, are guests of ; th.at ,daF be closed.The school com-the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.McAdams.\\ missioners have granted,the school Mrs.R- E.Streeter, of Nashua, I children a half holiday for Thursday I H., was the guest of her brother, Mr.\t^sy and the school chil- 1 E.W.Tite, and family.\tdren of Newport, Eaton and Clifton Miss Clara Bishop is at present the are expected to join the children on her home at Nashua, N.H., after a few weeks\u2019 visit to her sister, Mrs.O.A.Bishop and other relatives, and was accompanied by her niece, Miss Feme Bishop, who will spend a couple of weeks in Nashua.Miss Muriel Gilbert is spending a few days in Sherbrooke with her sister, Mrs.Sunbury.COATICOOK Mrs.Edwin Morgan.IVES HILL Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Cairns and lit-1 ¦ gette nlouse and small black hat with SEIiO office.The gaily decorated their enticing contents, were som oy gette mouse a\u201eu «nan macs auction, and created the usual \u201cun- white feather mount\tj, easy five minutes,\u201d while man and trip wiii be throuv-h tG maid awaited their fate.\ti States! On t' 4Return f J En^altd Coffee was served with the contents'side in Huntimwille they w111 «- ¦ the boxes, and the remainder of the : passed quickly with music and games.McC O L iIT\u2014W ITT Y.OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 1 ! REAL ESTATE With ïlifiLIBm mil CLOTHING Co 14 KÏN1G ST.(American House Bldg.) High Class Clothing For Ladies Men and Children AliD TFDMÇ ARE ARRANGED TO SUIT UUn ILlUnO EVERY POCKETBOOK Next Monday evening the young very \"prettv \" weld\t3.0 A ; people will go over to St.Andrew\u2019s Thursday even-ni.ln^\tp a?e on I Hall in answer to a cordial invitation j stven o\u2019clock at thcbifPtSI\"bf'Vt20\u2019 at the young people of th\u201e church.jest daughter, Muriel Adella Erena was united in the holy bonds of ma- TRANSACTÎONS\tMr- J.x «xiacm».uarLit-hrt Km/' * lots IGh, range 7, and Chartes ParwitoB.O.Luce et al stoowe^ beirlu^^ïcfcfetti)^ Price, lots 16e, range 8, Compton.$100.Mrs.P.A.Mailhiot to D.E.Bes-J :ette undivided half in lot 1299 South ! Ward.Price, $1500.Mrs.Hugh Connor to P.ev.N.A.! Canopy lots 729-40, East Ward.Price, $1.00.Estate Thos.Eccles et al to Napo-,'con Gosselin part lot 477 East Ward, i Price, $1200 Buy th« Easy way and Keep Well Dretaed.THE Liberal Mil Clothing CASH co.14 King St.or CREDIT We Trust every Honest Person.W.E.Loomis A.H.Gengt Bricks, T ne bride, who entered the sitting room on the arm of her father, Mr.Henry Witty, wore a gown of white crepe de chine, and georgette crepe, and long white tulle veil, handsomely embroidered, arranged in cap effect, with wreath of orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of white roses and maidenhair fern.The bride was attended by her is ter, Miss Verna Wit- r v a\tv.___.\t, i ty.who was gowned in pink messalinc \u2022 \"F \u2019 12 * Non hNshr\tL^; ,otisatln- with cut steel bead trimming, 7 *\t\u2019\u2022 *^\u2019,'00,c, 1 and wor« a large picture hat.Her I rnLVtif\tTi1*?-ir?a : bouquet was of pink carnations and ; Charles Bintomce, .ots 71-1,, 18, 1 J, maidenhair ferns.- J and 21, ffrford.Price,\t| The groom was supported by his - 'MreG^Cn!?ni71!iarwtw 4ïenl f**- nephew, Mr.Roy Watson.The wc/ld-£i?i^.part ^ 174\u2019 Waten-viHe.I ncc, ; ing march was played by the groom\u2019s 1 sr.i\t-it -n\tr , .\tr,\tniece, Mias Verna\tHatch, of Sher.Vital\tlieux to\tJoeapTiat\tBureau\tj brooke.o^s Ifc, Ifip arul\tpart\t10b, range\t4,\tj After the ceremony had been\tper- yom-r/ton, and lot\t40 and part lots\t41\tforme ', and congratulations and\tgood -lw .-ric\u2019\t^r^\u2018\u201ca^e\t^\tOomptcm.\tPrice,\ti wishes offered, the\tbridal\tparty\tand ;tw'\t?\tcn, i i\tnumbering\tabout\tsixty,\tre- J.M.- \u2022at/.t to flherbroi'ike Iron,, paired to the dining room, where a fi! Jlfcf3 c-3 .11r ?o \u2019-\t^ot| sumptuous supper was servesl.The In: '\u201d2' ta4\u201c\t\u2019 rcPr> 7\tI presents were numerous and appro- _ Samuel Smith to Sherbrooke Iron, priate and Hide do , LUL, lots 88.3, wr>, j The out of town guests were: Mr._ ^\t'lVar,L.A3 anTlf* | Dougias Ross, cousins, Mrs.Ernest \" A ' it ri n 1 » _ \u201e H\u2019ltch, sister of the groom, and two !, Augustin Poulin\tlo\tAuguste Veil-\tdaughters, the Misses Verna\tand1 -mix lot 1 Ce and\tpt.\tICb, range\t4,\t| Hazel Hatch, all of Sherbrooke,\tMiss FORMAL OPENING OF GYM CLASSES.The formal opening of the Y.M.C.A.gymnasium classes took place last night.The evenmg opened with a 1 calisthenic drill by the Junior Boys, ofter which the Young Men's Class gave a short display on the heavy apparatus.A fifteen point demonstra-I tion game of Volley Ball followed.| The floor was cleared and the event | of the evening, and excellent game of basketball took place.The bowling alleys were occupied j throughout tho evening by a large i company of enthusiasts.In the basketball match the old ¦ \u201cMaple Leaf\u201d team managed by J.j Oorfield, met a younger team managed ; by Maurice Parker.The game was J very close and exciting throughout, : resulting in a score of 21 to 19 in favor cf the old \u201cMaple Ir>af\u201d team.A number of basketball teams are already being formed and a very interesting season is assured.All gynv nasium classes will begin this week, and will be according to schedule.-c-.SAVED ON CIGARS.\u201cYou see that fine house ?A man built that with tho money he saved on cigars.\u201d \u201cHe must have been a terrific smoker before he quit.\u201d \"lie didn\u2019t quit\u2014he\u2019s a cigar man-ufaçturer.\" ment.THE UNITED SALES AGENCY.Koom 10\u201426 King Street.Tel.1607.When You Buy  Shirî, Sir\u2014 \u2014and when it is first ready for the laundry\u2014isn\u2019t that the time to decide whether this particularly fine shirt will be laundered as good as new at the Crown, or whether it will \u2019be spoilt for good in the first washing?The crucial time is the firot laundering! Telephone for a driver\u2014 Crown Laundry of Sherbrooke Phone\u201410.QEIEf3K!!ftil!Ji:iSOBB9!SiM!i!S! Quality Bread Good Service Fair Prices Have placed us first in the baking business.¦ Have YOU tried us yet?ALLATT Owirpton.Price, $4900.^Mildred Travers, of MansonviMe, Mr.\u2022\t_\tj ^ancJ 1 uner and Repairer.! Josnpb Fontaine to Emery Forrteiine I and Mrs.Walter Oborne and little ^ime, Gravel, band and Wood.Residence 13 Quebec Street, part lot 334, fMord.Price, $75.\tson, of Melbourne, Mr.Thomas Mc- .\t.\u2018\tTeleohone 846-w\t,\t1^\u2019 ^ I>art, Sourt, Mrs.Harry Chanman.of Rich- i eiepnone o^o-w\t\u2018 lot JI4, Orford, Price, $300.\ti iwnd.Heavy I cams for hire, ÉJssir TkAy'.The Satin Frock is the Frock of the moment, with its soft folds and beautifully clinging lines.All Cabinet Work î h done at the chop.We guaranteo eat in faction to everybody.The various kinds of lumber employed are prepared to meet Ihe utmonpheric conditions.Always on hand î Selected Oak, Black Walnut and MfchoKany.Rnaaonable prices.Work guaranteed.Design* for all kinds of work furnished upon requeat.My motto: To (five satisfaction.A.D.Desilets Cabinet Maker 371 Welling '.an St.Tel.931 ! Vara.i THE BAKER Bell 724-w.' ® s iiaisn 7K;mi:inB 1 BUILD NOW ! Get those needed improvements under way Fstimates furnisliei without cost 65 Wellington St.J W.R.1RADLEY « SON UNDERi AtvEKS & CMBALMERS HORSE OR MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE U4 Frontenac Street.Telephone ^t)7\tSlierbroohe, Quo, Sawyorville I louse popular home for Uuvcllcra,\u2014l).G.McKeugo, Prop.LOOMISDARIN j Construction Co.Ltd.Sherbrooke, Que.'¦\u2019¦ ¦ .-A /< : jt ' ¦ \u2022\t~ .v-'s\" SQUIRREL BRAND PEANUT BUTTER RECIPES Ask us for this little recipe booklet lor the many economical dishes possible to prepare by the use of Squirrel Peanut Butler.Cookies, Icings, Croquettes, etc., etc.Makes delightful sandwiches.We have it in stock.A front, A (> Snowdon, .12T» (\u2018orhtlne Hldir., Montreal.I I i I 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, T 919.FIVE \\ Social and Personal & It takes a joint of beef to make a bottle of Bovril Bovril contains the goodness of the beef ^PHE vital elements that give beef its special place and value as a food are concentrated and stored in Bovril.Just as the ecutvalent light of 32 candles is concentrated in grown from seed of guerite Brown, Winifred Ashman, Mil- '\u201cr Raymond Smith, dred XAebster.Twentv-four entries.\t.twcop so if] produced from seed sup- pot a topç\tp~i, nix time* per week or.Jhe route UJverton, No.1, from the Post- I ****-Utr Gen era!** pb-a*iire.IrinUti nec « cortainmg further Informa-; ,4on h* to condition* of proposed Contract may j K* seen and blank forms of Tender may be sbtained at the Port Office* of Ulverton, Que., *nd at the office of th** Poet Offif* Jnspert/w ! Po*t Of!»» » Imp*» tor** Office.'iherbrooke.Que,, Sept, llth, 1»10.1.E.DA8TOUJI, ^__________Post OfRc® Inspartor, j Gravel Rlt Splendid Gravel Pit for «ale at «.«nnoxville.bine quality.Unllmlta/J guantity.Apply J.G.MALLORY, Lennoxvilla, i Elizabeth Higginann.Five entries.KNITTING.Pair men\u2019a »eck*,-\u20141 Marlon Perry, 2 Myrtle Gray, 3 Winnifm Ashman.Three entries,\t\u2022 PLOTS, .\t_,\t.\t.-, Beat kept plat of Yellow Com.\u20141 Lowton, Edward Ashman, Exum De«-1 Wlr.r.lfred Merrill, a Muriel Brown, 3 an.Five entries.\t| Clifford Reed, 4 Itaymeed Smith, SWEDES.\tBeet plot of Atawka »>ate.\u20141 ilonv- Best eight.\u2014IKcrneth McCrae, g er Johnson, 2 Exum Deaan, 8 Hough-Raymond Kingden, Cecil 8 KinjgUm, 4 ; ton Hastings, 4 Kenneth Dean, Gordon Reed.Bight en trie*,\t, Beat plot of Swedes.\u20141 Greyden Best p'our.\u20143 Kenneth McCrae, 2 j Carr, 2 Bernice Geedv;ofl, 8 Kenneth Raymond Kbigdon, 3 Meg Ashman, 4 ] McRae, 4 George Ruhlee I Claude Fauteux, Nine entries, WHEAT, ! Shr-nf\u20141 Bernard Taylor, 2 Bessie f WANTED bnrnrdiatcly, a Pare Bred Yorkehire licur th for serviee.Apply ED.NEIJiON, Secretary Farmers\u2019 duh of Metboume & Bromp-Vm Gore, A-id)e«,s R.R.1, Kingsbury.NOTICE At the request of Mrs, R- A.Mnckie, executive notice.Is hereby given that all aoeounts due the Arm of Mnckie and LeBrun must be Bottled with the undersigned within lit) days, to wind up the estate of the late J.J Mackls, N, l*.ERNE HT LEBRUN, Ceokshire.Best plot of Wheat-\u20141 Bessie Wat-; son, 2 Bernard Taylor, 8 Reginald Colt, 4 Grover Duatin.Boat plot of Potatoes, Green Mountain,\u2014l Teddy Kezar, 2 Percy Kezar, H Marlon Perry 4 Myrtle McClary, 5 Wlnnlfrwl Jtui-ter yeiter, 0 Percy Reed, 7 Rutn Fryon, h Neville Mou-ley, 6 Gharlea Partington, 10 Stephen Bowen.Best pi«t of Sweet Corn, (fJoMen Bawtam.)\u20141 Herbert flixmtt, 2 Frances Brown.3 Ne ion Fryon, 4 Robert Dean, ft Clomina Smith, 6 Maynard Best plot of Tomatoes,\u20141 John Chapman, 2 Beatrice Orook, 8 Gladyi Keeley 4 Hazel Hargont, f> Grace (iermata, Best phit of (icariH (Yellow Eye).\u20141 E-edpor J oh ne on, 2 Way land Curl, 3 Alien Mehooferaft.4 fbs.rge Emery, 5 Howard &***¦, 6 Waiter Lilley.Beat pl O /~i.______C!nrrr»fc utrlvî + .-a_1 TO TT\t\u2014 n ^ -\u2018UrS*- ti.A.JOHCS.DR.FOWLER\u2019S Exlraci of Wild Strawberry Honey, extracted\u20141 D.E.Taylor, !4 Yf-' ,J.lason-w ur a n\t«\u20191 Field squash or pumpki Smith, j i 1 Mrs.A.Smith, I CURED HER.ONLY TABLETS MARKED \"BAYER\u201d ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the \u201cBayer Cross\u201d a; contains proper directions for Colds, Headache, Toothtinho, Karnche, Neu-prescribed by physicians for over nine- rnlgin, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neuri-innn yearn mid now made in CaAada.tin, Joint Pains, and Pain generally.Tin boxes of 12 tablets post but a few cents.Larger \u201c Rayer\u201d packages.Tliore is only one Aspirin\u2014\u201cBayer\u201d\u2014Yon must say \u201cBayer\u201d Aspirin I* !br Irnfle merle (res'ilrrf'd in Canada) of Tlayrr Manufacture of Mono-icstUn.Ideeter of Halloyllciu.ld Wlilln 11 la wrll known Mint Aaplrln moan» Uayar nmmifacluro, 1 o Hral.t Iho pnlillu nsalnst Imitations, Mi.Tnbloln of llayor Cuuumny will Iju stuuiiioil V.UU Uiolr gcaural undo mark, tho \"llayor Crusa.\" Tlie nemo '\u2018Bayer\" Identifies the only genuine Aspirin,\u2014the Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over nine-tenu yearn mid now made in Cafiada.Always buy mi unbroken package of \u201cBayer Tablets of Aspirin \u2019 which CHEVIOTS.Ram shearling\u20141 F.W.Armstrong.Ram lamb\u20141 F.W.Armstrong.Ewe, 2 years old and over\u20141 F.W.Armstrong.Shearling ewe\u20141 F.W.Armstrong.Ewe Iamb\u20141 F.W.Armstrong.GRADES AND CROSSES\u2014SHORT WOOL.Ewe, 2 years and over\u20141 M.S.Hodge, 2 C.M.Wintle.Shearling ewe\u2014-1 A.J.Lyster, 2 C.M.Wintle, 3 J.Lupien.Ewe or wether lamb\u20141 C.M.Wintle, 2 E.Searle.3 M.S.Hodge.LONG WOOL.Ewe, 2 years and over\u20141 .Caille, 2 M.S.Hodge, 3 F W.Armstrong.Shearling ewe\u20141 E.Caille, 2 M.S.Carson, 3 E.Searle.Ewe or wether lamb\u20141 E.Caille, 2 E.Searle, 3 L.E.Doyle.POULTRY Brahmas, light cock\u20141 J.A.Bourque.Brahmas, light cockerel\u20141 J.A.Bourque.Brahmas, light pullet\u20141 J.A.Bourque.Plymouth Rock, white hen\u20141 S.H.Barrie, 2 Jos.Davidson.Plymouth Rock, white cockerel\u2014 1 Los.Davidson.Plymouth Rock, pullet\u20141 J.Davidson.Plymouth Rock, barred cock\u20141 Miss E.McCourt, 2 J.Davidson.Plymouth Rock, barred hen\u20141 C.L.Matthews, 2 Miss E.McCourt.Plymouth Rock, barred cockerel\u2014 1 T.McCourt, 2 R.G.Dunbar.Plymouth Rock, barred pullet\u20141 S.H.Lockwood, 2 Miss E.McCourt.Plymouth Rock, buff hen\u20141 F.A.Knapp.Plymouth Rock, pullet\u20141 F.A.Knapp, 2 J.Davidson.Wyandottes, white hen\u20141 Mrs, Royal.Wyandottes, pullet\u20141 A.Robitaille, 2 J.Davidson.Wyandottes.Columbian cock\u20141 J.2 H.W.and A.O.Fowler, 3 H C i FlVd s but failed to weaken the TODAY'S QUOTATIONS ON STOCK EXCHANGE The following prices furnished F.B.McCurdy and Company, shov operations in the active and impor tant stocks In the New York an< Montreal markets: ACRE FARM FOR SALE\u20144 MILES from Sherbrooke on the Upper Belvi-dere Road, with house and barn.The estate of the late Francis Patton.Apply Mrs.M.Patton, Worthington Avenue.TIT ACHINIST «WANTED WITH SOME knowledge of lathe work and capable of repairing electrical apparatus.Steady employment.Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., Capel-ton.Que.AN EXPERIENCED SHINGLE SAWYER wanted at once.Good wages.Apply to Roy Lake, CooksLire, Que.mWENTY GOOD LABORERS WANTED-High wages and no lost time.Apply Office W.E.Loomis.ft A BUSHMEN WANTED TO GO TO TUR-**^\"boyne, Ont., Sept.80th.Wages, $65 per month and board.Apply to G.A.Frazer, Melbourne, or Govt.Employment Office, 18 King Street, Sherbrooke.1 2 ROOMED HOUSE WITH LARGE CEL-lar, with furnace, in Magog, also stable with five stalls and place for garage ; about ten minutes\u2019 walk from factory.Phone 1091-F, City.T^OR SALE IN NORTH WARD, HOUSE with four flats, two up and two down, six rooms each and bath ; long basement and cellar ; fine location ; all rented.Address Box 62 Record.IVTAN AND WIFE WANTED, WITHOUT children, to workon farm ; man must be a good milker.Good wages and steady work for the right party.Also one good cattle Collie for sale.Apply Eug.Coates, Massawippi, Quo.R.M.D.1.Telephone 95 ring 1-4, North Hatley.'T'WO HOTELS AND ONE BOARDING House in North Hatley for sale, all equipped and furnished with modern improvements.Possession at once.A good chance for a live man.Would take a car in exchange.Apply to S.A.McKay, North Hatley, Que.CANADA\u2019S LABOR IS NOW IMPROVING 81,3/5 of 260,916 Ex-Soldiers Applied for Work, 70,000 Placed, 22,000 in Training.Tl/TOULDERS AND COREMAKERS WANT-ed for iron foundry.Apply Canadian I tigers oll-Rand Co., Limited.\"VrERMONT FARM BARGAIN\u2014105 ACRES ^ good strong land, one-half mile from village.Good fruit orchard, good nine-room house ; barn 30 x 40 ; horse barn with five stalls : 2500 sugar trees, 1250 all rigged.Nine cows and bull.Full set of farming tools, all for $6,500.Amount required down $2600.See farm No.244 in our latest catalogue for further details.R.McElroy & Co., Richford, Vt.TO LET 1 BURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, RESI-dence of the late Mr.Alex.,\\mes, Len-noxville Road.Apply W.H.Ames, Lennox-ville.! TpARM FOR SALE\u2014PROPERTY OF LATE I S.J.McElroy.Best offer this week buys farm implements, stock and coarse fodder ; situated half mile north of Dunham Village.Telegraph or telephone H.J.McElroy, Cowans-ville, Que.T^ERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT TO LET ^ on Main Street, Lennox ville.Apply R.C.McFadden & Co.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Y\\NE PAIR WORK tfORSES.WT.2800 ^ ' lbs.: Registered Shropshire Ram and Ewe Lambs ; Registered Shorthorn Bull, six months, for sale, .lames Woodward, Moulton Hill, Len-noxville.Que.Registered shorthorn bull Calves, also one yearling Bull and Leicester Ram Lambs for sale.Prices reasonable.H.E.Baldwin & Son, Coaticook, Que.R.R.No.3.Thirty pure bred Chester white pigs, four weeks old, from prize stock, for sale.Will sell for $10 each, with pedigree, either male or female.One boar six months old.T.V.Reed, North Hatley, Que.OFFICE FOR RENT \u2014 SMALL OFFICE York Apartment Building, for rent, heated.Possession immediately.Apply E.W.Farwell \tFOR SALE\t xyooc\tFURNACE, SMOKE,\tHOT AND ^ \u2019 cold\tair pipes, etc., for sale.\tA.C.Bis- sell.\t\u2022\t rpHREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, -¦ suitable for light housekeeping, with all modern conveniences.Apply to Mrs.Strang, 16 James Street, City.rpWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, sitting room privilege if desired for couple with no children.Immediate possession.Apply A.J.Marcoux, Elmwood Ave.Phone 1869-W.T IOISTS, BOILERS, PUMPS, PIPES, MINE -\u2022 cars, and other equipment.Send for list of material remaining at our mine.Quebec Asbestos & Chrome Co., St.Cyr, Que.Telephone and telegraph via Richmond, Que.ONE STEAM ENGINE, ABOUT 50 HP., lot of pulleys and shafting, about 350 ft.of sprocket chain, for rale.Will ^cll at a bargain.Apply to B.Quinn & Co., Regd.Windsor, Que.LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILE NUMBER CARD 47081 lost, together with Tail Light and Bracket.Finder please return to Box 53 Record.TEACHERU WANTED Assistant teacher wanted with or without diploma, for the Elementary Department of Lake Megantic Model School.State salary expected.Apply Allan McDonald, Chairman, Lake Megarvtic- HOUSES WANTED IJURSE CONTAINING SUM OF MONEY lost on Saturday between the Cash Meat Market and Sherbrooke and Chas.Pitman\u2019s residence on the Belvidere Road.Purse also contained note for $100,000.Reward if returned to J.H.Vick, R.M.D.No.3, North Hatley.Y ADY\u2019S GOLD WRIST WATCH LOST ON Friday morning, between Mr.Rheaume\u2019s and \u201cThe Hub.\u201d Reward.Return to \u201cThe Hub,\u201d Cowansville, Que.rpHREE TONS OF CARROTS AND THREE tons of beets for sale at 21/^c.per lb.; one ton of cabbages at 2.per lb.Appiy Z.Lalu-miere, Compton.AN OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY FOR sale at a bargain.Well equipped.For particulars apply Box 67 Record.AS STOVE FOR SALE IN GOOD CON-V dition at 15 Stanley Ave.Phone 1230-W.SITUATIONS VACANT.AGENTS WANTED Double tenement house wanted.North Ward preferred.Give street number and state trice.Address Box 68 Record.VIT ANTED-5-ROOM TENEMENT WANT-\u2019 \u2019 od with bathroom and cellar (Furnished or not).Centre or North Ward.Apply P.O.Box 29 (F.B f Wm.vjf% éMÊBr V-V* \u201c ' i» T L , - mm wTC - Ai, ¦ t r yEy*.feüp».% -rr- m \"VX iC nfite ¦ vA: -.fte'K'Jr-.,¦ '\u2022 n#* il Will vou call and allow us to show you our lines of busi- */ .* ness suits.They will p ease you.Range from $25.°° to $45.00 ^ @ @ @ t Boucher, Lacroix & Fisette, Ltd 163-167 Wellington St.- SMrooke, floe.(Special to the Record) DANVILLE, Sept.30.\u2014The forty-third annual Exhibition of the Danville Union Agricultural Society opened under splendid weather conditions on Saturday last.As a consequence there was a very large attendance of people from Danville and surrounding municipalities.The Exhibition was up to the standard of previous years, although in some departments the exhibits were not as large, but what was lacking in quantity was made up in quality.Judging in some of the classes was commenced on Friday afternoon, especially in the floral and ladies-\u2019 department.These exhibits were opened to the public on Friday evening.The judging of the live stock and poultry took place on Saturday.The annual dinner given by the directors to the judges took place in the Danville House, and was well attended.Mr.C.Fred Burbank, president, occupied the chair and several addresses were made.The Hon.W.G.Mitchell, M.E.W.Tobin, M.P., and other distiniguished guests were present.The remarks of these gentlemen were necessarily short, owing to another engagement in the Town Hall the same afternoon.The usual number of side-shows were on the grounds and seemed to do a thriving business.The lunch counter, under the management of St.Augustine's Church, did a thriving business, as also did the soft drinks booth, managed by the members of the above church.La Lyre Danvilloise, under the direction of Mr.P.Chainey, furnished the music in a very creditable 'manner during the day.The Exhibition closed with a dance in the Town Hall in the evening.Many took advantage of this event to 1 enjoy the closing event of the annual ; Fair.PRESENTATION WAS MADE AT WINDSOR MILLS Mr.H.Hodgson Honored on Departure for Montreal\u2014Mayor of Townships Council Resigns.(Special to the Record.) WINDSOR MILLS, Sept.30.\u2014An interesting ceremor- tool: place on Friday evening at 5.30, when a presentation was made to Mr.H.Hodgson, cf the Canada Paper Company office staff, by his fellow employees, cn the occasion of his leaving to take a position in Montreal.He was presented with a cabinet of silver table ware, and a silver service.In making the presentation, Mr.Littlejohns read the following address: \u201cTo Mr.Hodgson:\u2014On behalf of your fellow employees, I have great pleasure in presenting you with a small token of the esteem we have for you, and to show in a slight measure our appreciation of your geniality.\u201cI would have preferred that an abler speaker than I had been given this task, but,were he ever so eloquent, he could but have voiced the same sentiment, namely, that you and your family may live long and happily to enjoy this gift, and that your relations with your colleagues in your new sphere of activities may be as happy as they have been here.\u201cWe hope that you will accept this therefore, not for its value alone, but for what it implies.\u201d Those present were: The Misses.M.G.Giroux.F.Lambert, A.Brady, E.Daniels, M.Fowler, F.McCray, Messrs.S.Caswell, A.Jondreville W.Annandale, W.J.O\u2019Reilly, J.A.Bisson, J.Dunlop, J.' Addison, W.J.Littlejohns, R.Bisson, F.R.Samson, H.D.Moore, A.S.Varney H.G.Good-fellow, F.Willment, F.M.Webster, B.B.Whalen, A.W.Sykes, J.N.Caswell, A.MacIntyre, C.Davis, J.Moore, E.Bailey, R.Woodhead, J.Strachn, A.McCrea.Mr.H.M.Thome, of the Canada Paper Company, Montreal, was unable ( to be present.Mayor And Two Councillors Resign.On Thursday evening, a special meeting of the Township of Windsor Council was held.Mayor St.Pierre, and Councillors, Kendall, Daniels and Paquet were present.On a motion by Councillor Paquet, seconded by Councillor Kendall, it was decided to borrow $6,000, from the Provincial Bank to carry on the road work.The interest of the evening centered around the resignation of Mayor St.Pierre, and of Councillors Paquet and Daniels.It is expected that the meeting on Monday; the sixth of October, will be a very interesting one.\u2018The Old Store with the Young Spirit\u201d New Fall Styles \u201cComing events cast their shadows before.\u2019* Not a shadow of a doubt of your getting th^ newest styles and best values in men\u2019s suits here.Every new model that\u2019s correct for Fall is here< Splendid patterns in browns, grays, blues and al| sorts of fancy mixtures.Suits that will please you in style, fit and fabric Quality considered, our prices are low.Men\u2019s Suits $20 to $60 Where the NEW Things are Shown FIRST.RSIar doming Hall OSEWBLOOil co! The Store That Sets the Pace \u2018The Store of Satisfaction* 1 -1' r k r IV i'SJLSte RÆEN who want correct style and at the same time dependable quality in their clothing and furnishings, find Lenoir\u2019s the right kind of a store.We know good clothing and stock only the lines we can depend on absolutely.You can rely on what Lenoir says about anything you buy from him.\u201cOnce a customer, always a customer,\u201d is our aim.We hold our customers by giving them, for less money, better goods than they can get at most other stores.Walk Up the Hill and Save 25 Per Cent.BEEBE GIRL IS SUICIDE AT LYNDONVILLE General Notes.A short time ago, Mr.George.Kendall, shot a snow white deer near his father\u2019s farm in the 11th Range, which weighed about 300 lbs.Mr.Kendall is having the hide dressed.About four years ago a white deer was killed m this same range.There was a great exorious of Windsor people to Sherbrooke on Saturday, taking advantage of the \u201cfare-weTtl\u201d trip of the popular \u201cScoot\u201d train.Mr.F.J.Campbell and Mr.J.Moore, of the Canada Paper Company, were in Quebec City this past week, in the interest of the Company.There was a large and enthusiastic attendance at the P.and P.Club on Saturday evening, a few new names being introduced, for membership.Miss Eileen Giroux was the week end guest of her mother, Mrs.M.Giroux.Mr.Zool Rousseau, of Plessisville, spent a few days here, visiting his , father, recently.! Mr, and Mrs.L.Tanner, of Richmond, were in Windsor on Saturday.I*te.Harry Henderson, who has been Mrs.Elijah Bigelow, Nee Miss Lulu House, Takes Her Own Life\u2014 Was in Poor Health.(Special to the Record.) LYNDONVILLE, Vt., Sept.30.-\u2014 Mental depression, because of continued ill health, is thought to be the reason for the suicide of Mrs.Elijah Bigelow, formerly of Beebe, Que., who shot herself here yesterday afternoon.Mrs.Bigelow was the wife of a conductor on the Boston & Maine, and was well known in the Eastern Townships, where she lived previous to her marriage.She was formerly Miss Lulu House.Reccntlv she had been suffering from neuritis, and it is believed that her illness must have preyed upon her mind, causing her to take her own life.' ' spending a few days in town, the guest \u2022of hits grandimother, Mrs.Healy, bas returned to his home in Berlin.\u2019 | Mas.Cote, who has Icon spending i the summer with Mrs.P.Milette, and | other relatives in Sherbrooke, has re-: turned to her homo in North Hamp-l ton, Mass.j Mr.Phillip Roy, of Montreal, was in 'town this week, on business, and also I called on many old friends.Miss Elva GaswelL of Sherbrooke, spent the week end at her home here, ¦ tne guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Otis Caswell.! Miss Alice Roy, of Montreal, spent, a few days at her home here last week.Among those attending the Danville Fair, from Windsor were: Mr.and Mrs.John Daniels, Miss Ethel Daniels, the Misses.J.W.Quinn, Mr.P.Mlllctte, Mr.H.Lamontagne, Mr.E.Oadbout, Mr.and Mr*.G.A.Witty, Miss E.Witty, Mrs.Douglas Ross, and Mis» Ethel Witty.KAN OF EIGHTY EIGHTIS HANGED IN BEEBE BARN Body of David Smith Found Suspended from Beam in Stable By a Rope.(Special to the Reertrd.) BEEBE, Que., Sept.80.\u2014A gru©-1 some sight met the eyes of Mr.Allan Blair, of this town, yesterday, when he went into his livery stable here, and found suspended by a rope from one of the rafters, the lifeless body of David Smith, eighty-eight years old, who had apparently climbed into the hayloft, tied the rope about his neck, and hanged himself.The doctor was immediately summoned, and the.body cut down, it , being found that life had been extinct 'for about two hours.An inquest held resulted in a verdict of suicide while in a moment of mental derangement being granted.Mr.Smith had lived with Mr.Blair for a number of years, and was well-known in the vicinity, but had been in poor health of late.TWO INJURED BY AUTO.An auto accident of considcrab\u2019» seriousness occurred hero on Sunday, .when Mr.Willard Miller, who is par lially blind, and his daughter, Mrs.; Clark, were knocked down and hurt I by an automobile driven by Alox He-, bert.Mr.Miller and Mrs.Clark were on j their way to church, and , were cross-Ijng the street, when the motor car backed out of a garage and knocked j them down.Mr.Miller was badly ; cut and bruised, but it is not thought I that he suffers any internal injuries.Mrs.Clark suft\u2019ered a broken wrls' land several bruises.-».Contlcook House, popular home for traveller».Lug.Boucher, Prop, f f 4802020253000201020248028901010053010001000001020001010101020105 "]