Sherbrooke daily record, 21 novembre 1912, jeudi 21 novembre 1912

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1912.ONE CENT m sine makes üoükter CHARGES OF IRREGULARITY Stormy Scenes and Unpartiamentary Language Follow Questioning Relative to Methods Followed in Electric Department.Investigation Demanded.Council Refuses on Mayor\u2019s Casting Vote to Accept Aid.Simoneau's Resignation from Road Department.gies, Thompson.Insist on an investigation.\u201d \u2018\u2018Mighty exciting, but decidedly disgraceiul,\u201d was the way one prominent citizen described the closing mo- Ald.Thompson :\t\u2018\u2018Mr.Mayor, I meats of last night\u2019s meeting of the | want this investigation held.I- Council.Not since the walls of the old Council Chamber re-echoed the torrents of abuse burled by one al- Mayor Hebert : \u2018\u2018Just one moment, gentlemen.The question was simply asked whether or not the pipes were derman on another, in connection | bought without tenders having been with the formation of the first Board of Control, has the dignity of the Council been reduced to the level of last night\u2019s harangue.Aid.Simoneau played the part of the match and Aid.Thompson that of the explosive.When the business of the evening was nearing completion and the aldermen were preparing to adjourn, Aid.Simoneau rose in his scat and asked permission o£ the Council to ask certain questions of the secretary.The privilege being granted, he proceeded as follows : Aid.Simoneau : \"Were you asked by the Electric Department to call | for any tenders for pipes?\u201d Mr.Griffith : \u2018\u2018No, sir.\u201d asked for.Aid.Simoneau has been censured for buying asphalt without calling for tenders, and be is trying to show, in the words of the old song, \u201cEverybody\u2019s Doing It.\u201d For the sake of the dignity of this Council I would ask you to withdraw the motion.\u201d Aid.McManamy : \u201cI contradict you, sir.Aid.Simoneau has lied about Aid.Thompson and myself in connection with the ice.I insist on having the investigation.\u201d Aid.Jenckes : \u201cI move we adjourn.\u201d Aid.Brault :\t'T second Aid.Jenckrs\u2019 motion.\u2019\u2019 Aid.McManamy : \"That is DOMINION PARLIAMENT OPENED AHSIRIA IS DÏ ROYAL GOVERNOR-GENERAL PRLPARINO BALKAN ALLIES WANT THE CESSION OF IlIRHLY IN ECRuPt not ,\t| fair.We should have this investiga- Ald.Simoneau : \u2022'Were any tenders \u2018tion.\u201d \u2018No, not that I know if called for ?\u201d Mr.Griffith : oC\u201d Aid.Simoneau : \u201cDo you know any pipes were bought ?\u201d Mr.Griffith : \u201cI am not sure.\u2019* Aid.Simoneau :\t\u201cPerhaps Aid.Thompson can answer.\u201d Aid.Thompson : \u201cYes.pipes were bought.\u201d Aid.Simoneau : \u201cHow many ?\u2019\u2019 Aid.Thompson : \u201cWhy do you ask ?You already know.\u201d Aid.Simoneau : \u201cYes, you are right, I do know.\u201d He then proceeded to enumerate the quantities of pipes he alleged that Aid.Thompson had bought without calling fn,- ter-\tm pa.: \u201cThe law on this point is quite plain.If I am guilty of acting irregularly in purchasing the asphalt, Aid.Thompson is equally guilty.He is always ready to throw stones at other departments.A man who does this, however, should be without fault in the management of his own department.Aid.Thompson is also the man who wants controllers or commissioners appointed to supervise the work in all departments except the one over which he is chairman, and the Water Department.If I have a seconder I am going to move that an investigation be held fn Aid.Thompson\u2019s department.I had a lesson taught me by Aid.McManamy and Aid.Thompson when I was on the Parks and Real Estate Committee.The Sherbrooke Ice Company was then furnishing ice for the fountain at fifty dollars per year.Another ice company then began business and offered the ice to us at forty-five dollars.1 immediately bought from them, as they quoted the lowest price.Aid.McManamy and Aid.Thompson both criticized my action, claiming that I should not have bought until I had called for tenders.I suppose they complained because they were both shareholders in the Sherbrooke Ice Co.\u201d Aid.McManamy : \u201cThat is n \u2014- lie.I never said anything to you about the ice.You have been lying here right along.I only wish I could get you on some of your statements and I would make you sweat.\u201d After expressing the pleasure it would give him to knock h- out of Aid.Simoneau, Aid.McManamy resumed his seat.Aid.Thompson : \u201cMr.Mayor, I am going to second Aid.Simoneau\u2019s motion.I am going to move that a committee be appointed to make a thorough examination in my department.On this committee I will name Aid.Jenckes, Aid.Ewing, Aid.Le-doux and Aid.L.H.Olivier.T want this committee to have the right to examine witnesses under oath.I also want them to examine my record in every department with which I have been connected.I want the committee to .examine Aid.Simoneau\u2019s record in all the departments with which he has been connected.I want the committee to examine his connection with the building of the sawmill bridge.Aid.Simoneau does not stand up like a man and accuse me of anything, but keeps on insinuating.He would give people an idea that 1 am boodling.Why is he not man enough to come out straight ?Why did he single out my department rather than others ?He has told about the city that he intended making the statements against me that he has made to-night.\u201d Aid.Ledoux : \u2018\u2018All that Aid.Sim-oneau wants to know is whether or not Aid.Thompson has acted irregularly in purchasing pipes.He, Aid.Thompson, admits himself that he did not call for tenders.This is all Aid.Simoneau wants.\u201d Aid.McManamy, pointing to Aid.Aid.Thompson : \u201cNo adjournment.We want this matter settled.\u201d Mayor Hebert : \u201cA motion to adjourn is always in order.\u201d Aid.McManamy : \u201cThis is no way to do.Ciiarges have been made and we want the matter looked into.\u201d Aid.Simoneau : \u201cI want it clearly understood that I made no charges of boodling or bad intentions.All 1 said was that the pipes were bought irregularly.\u201d Aid.Thompson : \u201cHave the jnvesti-i gation.\u201d Aid.Brault; \u201cLet us adjourn until we cool down.\u201d Aid.?,\u2019hompson : \u201cI am cool now.\u201d Aid.Ewing : \u201cIt is time to go home.\u201d\t,\t.Aid.McManamy : \u201cGive us fair play.Let us have a full investigation.\u201d An Alderman \u201cQuestion.\u201d Mayor Hebert : \u201cAll those in favor of Aid.Jenckes\u2019 motion to adjourn please signify-\u201d Aid.Thompson : \u201cNo.\u201d Aid.McManamy : \u201cThis is not fair.\u201d Tlie secretary was asked to record the vote on the adjournment, which he did as follows : For\u2014Aid.Ledoux, L.H.Olivier, Simoneau, Ewing, Jenckes, Brault and Rousseau.Against\u2014Aid.McManamy, C.F.Olivier and Thompson.The meeting then broke up in disorder.In the dressing room Aid.Thompson denounced Aid.Simoneau in a most scathing manner, and stated that he would insist on an investigation and put witnesses, in the box to give testimony under oath.ALD.SIMONEAU\u2019S RESIGNATION.An important question before the meeting was the resignation of Aid.Simoneau.It was read by the Mayor.Aid.Ledoux immediately moved that it be accepted, seconded by Aid.White.In moving that the resignation be accepted, Aid.Ledoux said in part ; \u201cIt would be strange if I moved this resolution without making some explanation.I was not here when the famous report of the investigating committee was submitted.When I read of it in the paper I said to myself that the people outside might think that Aid.Simoneau had done something irregular, or even worse.A man who is head of a committee and does not share the same views as his colleagues has the right to resign, if such a chairman does something wrong he may be asked to resign.To prevent the impression going anroad that Aid.Simoneau has been asked to resign, I take this opportunity to make an explanation.I was present at all the meetings of the committee and Council when the question of paving was discussed, and I also remember that a delegation was sent to Montreal to look over different kinds of paving and report, so as to expedite matters.I also remember that the chairman made a report which was passed by this Council, naming Pioneer Asphalt as the material to be used.I am not here to justify the manner in which Aid.Simoneau placed the order.The charter says clearly that tenders must be called for.With the possible exception of Aid.McManamy, I think every other member of this Council was asked about the matter.I did much the same thing as Aid.Simoneau when I seconded Aid.McManamy\u2019s | motion to have the City Engineer go j to Quebec and examine sewer pipes and buy them if he thought they were all right.What right did we have to do this, according to our charter ?We had none.Now, why should Aid.Simoneau be blamed when he had the Council behind him, as well as the When this famous report of Occasion was Marked With the Usual Ceremonial.There was an Unusually Large Attendance of Visitors at the Opening.Everything Points to a Session of Much Contention.Much Discussed Naval Policy will be one of First Matters Brought up.An Immediate \u201cEmergency\u201d Contribution to British Navy will be Proposed.Ottawa, Ont., Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014j respectjng the control of Western The Dominion Parliament was opened ! ian(iS) and several questions of party to-day by His Royal Highness the | policy, including that of the tariff.Duke of Connaught.The occasion ; Tim redistribution of Parliamentary was marked with the usual ceremon- | constituencies, made necessary by tbe ial, which included the firing of a I ]ast census, which will deprive Con-royal salute from Nepean Point and servative Ontario of four seats and will give the Liberal West some twenty-odd seats, may be allowed to go over to the next session.A postponement will, of course, precipitate opposition from the Liberals.From present indications there will ¦not he a particularly heavy list of private bills at the present session.An exception, however, is the divorce Troops Being Embarked For Peninsula on Adriatic Nea a cavalry escort for the Governor-General from Rideau Hall to the Parliament Building and return.The gen eral expectation, that the Speech from the Throne would deal with subjects of far more than ordinary interest and importance to the public led to an.unusually large attendance of visitors at the opening.Unless all signs go astray the Par- I cases, which number more than lOfl ____________________________ ! and thus exceed all records.' Six M BRILLIANT SCENE.The scene in the Senate bas seldom if ever been exceeded in splendor.From all parts of the Dominion came people prominent in social and official life to grace the occasion in return of Vice-Regal coast to coast visit of last summer.There was also an impressive assemblage of State dignitaries and civil and military officers all in full uniform.Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia were present and subsequently attended re-opening of Senate and Commons.SPEECH FROM THRONE The members of the House of Commons having assembled in the Chamber of the Upper House with Speaker Sprouie at their head, His Royal Highness formally opened the second session of the twelfth parliament of Canada with following Speech from Throne.la Speech from throne much im- \u201e _ .v.portant legislation was forecasted.hamentary session now begun wil be ; Before mentiünin£, this in hiB flppech one of the most contentious and bit- pjjS Royal Highness the Governor-ter in many years.There is every General touched upon his trip reason to believe that the much-dis- through Canada from coast to coast 0j and expressed the deepest satisfaction with the piGsperity which was uni- TROOPS INURRED TO WINTER CAMPAIGNS HAVE BEEN WARNED TO BE READY.Geneva, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014A despatch from the Flume to the Gazette Lausanne says that for the last few days Austrian troops have been embarking at that point, every night.Their destination is Spalato in Dalmatia, on the peninsula projecting into the Adriatic.General Salis von Seewis has arrived at Finnic from Vienna.The Gazette hears from Innsbruck that Alpine troops are being grad ually mobilized on Tyrolese frontier.Regiments that have completed their service are being retained while Tyrolese reserves have been warned to be ready for service.The fact that troops inurred to winter campaign have been warned to be in readiness is regarded us significant.RT.HON.R.L.BORDEN, I'HI ME MINISTER OF CANAlH.cussed naval policy will be one the first matters brought up.The Government programme involves the ; voting of an immediate \u201cemergency\u201d I contribution of large amount to the versai throughout the Dominion.REVENUES OF DOMINION.The trade reports for tbe fiscal year \u201e\t,\t,\t.\twere verv gratifying, the revenue of British navv leaving to he negotia- ,,\t,\t-.\t, '\t.\t, DiiLisu navy,\ts\ts\tthe Dominion having increased so and conditions : r!ipiCiiy an(j immigration from Brit- ish Isles is greater than ever before.BILLS TO BE PRESENTED.ted later the terms of a permanent policy.The Government fully expects to get its naval | programme through Parliament, but ; only after a determined opposition.I Among the most important bills to \u2019 \u2018\tbe presented this session were the Other important subjects on the foll£wini,.Oonstruction of Hudson agenda include important amen gay Railway from Lepas to Port ments to the Bank Act, alterations in | Nelson.Improvement of Highways of the law of naturalization, the West ! Canada, and bill will be introduced Indian trade agreement, legislation I\t(Continued on Page T.) 9AI1V K SPECIALS M ALL PARIS OF IKE f ASIfRK IGfflSK BAD ROADS AFFECT BUSINESS.Melbourne, Nov.21.\u2014(Special) Business in town is very quiet this week on account of bad roads, there not being enough snow for sleighing and waggoning is very rough.MELBOURNE CONCERN IS B.USY.Melbourne, Nov.21.\u2014(Special) Messrs.J.G.Ewing & Sons, sash and door manufacturers, are running their factory overtime to cope with the large amount of work they have on hand.RURAL MAIL DELIVERY AT EAST DUDSWELL.Bishop's Crossing, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014Rural free delivery of mail commenced at East Dudswell and vicinity last week.Mr.R.R.Gilbert has the contract to carry the mail.PETITION FOR RURAL MAIL DELIVERY.Fulford, Nov.2i.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A petition to be presented to the Post Office authorities for a rural mail delivery is in circulation in this place.FIRE CAUGHT IN TIME.Bishop\u2019s Crossing, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.M.C.Bishop's grist mill came near taking fire, the cause being a board which fell on a pulley.Fortunately the fire was discovered smouldering before much damage was done.ROADS ARE IN DANGEROUS CONDITION.Ascot Corner, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The roads in these parts are in a bad state being neither fit for waggoning nor sleighing.Where there was any mud they are cut up so that it is dangerous to travel except at a very moderate pace.* OF 1 C.L BRADFORD Will Not Continue as Board of Trade Secretary Another Year.LACK OF MEANS TO CARRY ON VIGOROUS PUBLICITY WORK REASON GIVEN.Mr.('.E.Bradford, Secretary of the Sherbrooke Board of Trade, lias tendered his resignation in a letter which was read at a meeting of the Council of the Board, last night, as follows : Sherbrooke November 11, 1012.Mr.E.W Farwill, President Board of Trade, Sherbrooke.Dear Mr Far well,\u2014Will you behind enough to present to the Council as soon as possible my resignation as Ay APPRECIATE A GOOD ROAD Dunham, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014The roads are in a very bad state at present.It is at such times as these that the public show their appreciation of a good bit of road.The strip of macadamizing that was done during the last summer is a great boon to people travelling from Dunham to Cowansville.Simoneau: \u201cThat animal accuses me i people.of trying to get the city to buy fifty | the investigating committee was dollars\u2019 worth of ice from the Sher- brooke Ice Company.\u201d Aid.Simoneau : \u201cIf Aid.Thompson in prepared to admit that he bought the pipes without calling for tenders I will be satisfied.\u201d Aid.McManamy : \u201cTake uo a.polo- brought up not one single alderman spoke in support of Aid.Simoneau.The impression went out from that meeting that he had been boodling.It affords me great pleasure, Aid.Simoneau, to exonerate you, and I 'Continued trom Pago 5.) FARMERS TO MEET AT COOK-SHIRE ON FRIDAY.Cookshire, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Tbe first meeting of the Farmers' Club at Cookshire, on October 25th, was a great success.Over 100 farmers and others were in attendance and listened with much interest to Principal Harrison of Macdonald, who did the Club the honor of coming out to open the first meeting, with an address on \u201cFarming and Education,\u201d which is the basis of all successful modern farming.The second meeting will be held on Friday evening of this week, when the speakers will be Mr.C.M.MacRae, the well-known expert from the Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, and DANVILLE HOTEL CHANGES Mr.A.A.Campbell, Macdonald Col-HANDS\tle&e Demonstrator in Animal Hus- Danville Nov ' 21.- (Special) - bandry.Ample time will be allowed Mr Peter\u2019 Bclislc, ofWotton, has | for discussion of questions, and the purchased the Queen's Hotel from ! evening cannot fail to be interesting Mr Connolly, the present lessee.He and profitable.At the last meeting MR.C.E.BRADFORD, who has re signed as Board of Trade Secre tary.Secretary of this organization, to take place on Dee.lath next.In tak ing this step I vtrust you understand that 1 am considering what seems to me the very best interests of this organization.As is generally understood, my engagement was for publicity work principally, and no work of this nature has been done during the past year.I believe that the members of the Council understood that I could not, in fairness to either them or myself, remain another year under the same conditions.Inasmuch as the recent action of the City Council would seem to indicate that our publicity campaign cannot be continued, I do not feel justified in remaining longer.Permit ire to express at this time my appreciation of the many courtesies which have been shown me during the past two years, both by yourself and the other officials of this organization, and to wish for you every success in your future work looking to the upbuilding of the city.Sincerely yours, (Signed) C.E.BRADFORD, Sec.-Treas.The Council of the Board accepted Mr.Bradford\u2019s resignation with regret.With energy and enthusiasm he has performed his duties of industrial secretary and in spite of the handicap of lack of funds for publicity work, Sherbrooke has been widely advertised.Without the co-operation of the civic authorities the best results, however, could not be obtained, and with certain influences working against the Board the outlook for next year was not such as to encourage Mr.Bradford to undertake another year\u2019s engagement.The Council of the Board discussed plans for the future and the work of the organization will be carried on vigorously.The programme for the coming yeaf there is reason to believe, will be as active in the interests of a progressive city as has been that of the past two years.has taken possession.INDUCTION AT ABBOTSFORD.Abbotsford, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 An induction service was held in St.Paul's Church on Thursday evening, when the Rev.F.R.Farrell was inducted as Incumbent of this parish.The service was conducted by the Rev.Archdeacon Longhurst, of Granby.there was a number of visitors from Lennoxville, and any farmer friends from Sherbrooke and Lennoxville will be welcome.INSTRUCTING DANVILLE CADETS AND CAVALRY OFFICERS.Danville, Npv.21.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Sergt.-Major Karcher, R.C.D., St.Johns, is here \"for a period of two (Gontiuued on Pago 6) The City of Constantinople Would Remain Turkish, But Friendly Entry of Allied Armies to Occupy City Until Peace is Arranged.Belligerents Will Meet To-day to Discuss Peace Terms.Peace Believed to be at Hand.New York, Nov.21.\u2014(Special) \u2014 A special cable from Constantinople via Guir Gevo, Rouniania, says : \u2018\u2018The terms of peace offered to Turkey by the Balkan allies are cession of the town bred mannikin educated in military schools.\u201cThese officers,\u201d he declared, \u201cfunked openly and unashamedly.They were soft, and while working their whole of Turkey in Europe as far as 1 men beyond human endurance, never and including Chatalja lines, the city j attempted to spare them hardships of Constantinople to remain Turkish, : and privations.They had no Initia-but friendly entry of portion of al j live, and to their incompetence was lied armies to occupy city until defi ! due the failure of the commissariat nite treaty has been arranged.\t;\tservice and general lack of organiza- \u201cft is stated thsc the Ottoman j tier Cabinet favors acceptance of all con ! ditions except cession of coast line of Bea of Marmora and Dardanelles, and entry of allied forces into Constantinople.BULGARIANS RECEIVE CHECK.London, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014The correspondent of the Daily Mail telegraphs from Constantinople, «nder \u201cIt asks guarantees regarding the j of Nf the late Mr.Drayton took place on Tuesday at Mrs.Wilkin's, where he had been boarding.The deceased had been quite feeble for some time.The services were held at thr Bapt st Church Thursday at 11 a.m.Rev.Mr.Naylor, Fre succeeded in bringing down each fine drer recently.Mr.Guy Hammond, of Glen-ton, in town on Tuesday; Mr.Arcni* bisco j at home from Stanstsad College on the sick list; Mrs.Chas.Bailey Bun- j day with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.1 G.G.Griggs; Mrs.Harold Crowell, j of Dunkin, with lier parents, Mr.anl ! Mrs.Wm.Davis; Mrs.J.E.Rous -seau with her parents, Mr.ar.-d Mrs.; be: to flvaro the The remain* new cemetery j.the only tnem-ft and who is rrief.COWANSVILLE.Mrs.A.K.Ralston of Knowlton, visit ng at Mrs.L.Scott\u2019s; Mr.Jas.Me .uilian, to Montreal on Monday.The Girls\u2019 Friendly will hold an oyster supper on the 2th Instead of Th» -weight of yonr body » eaurrl*d by the veh o f the foot.Where the arch of the foot f» not p**perty aupported\u2014and the modern ebo» doe» not r.vo th « required eupport- -the f««* tire and ache, become feverish and asraa a strain on the liivl-.-* often making th« whole body tired and moat aboaa do a»t giva U>« necessary Eup;*ort.Tba arch of the foot, where th* bwdy\u2019i Weight ta carried, needs a rest.* The Scholl \u201cFoot-Eazer\u201d Price $2.00 Per Pair Vml reinemlx'r ibnt tte gHe ft'ii s free t rial J.A.Wiggett ë Co.To those who hare recently moved into our neighborhood we extend a special invitation to visit our store and see the many ways in which we can help you.Either in sickness or in health you are looking for a good drug store, one on which yon can depend.Rely on us to take thorough care of all orders placed in our hands.W.H.Griffith 121 Welliogtoo Street J.Grn-dro; Miss Alice .Peabody guest : the '26th, as was previously an ol her brother, Dr.H.S.Peabody, of j nounc-.1.Howick; Mr.Ned Peabody, of Kara- , Mrs.(Dr.) Rodger, in Sutton, on ham, the week-end in tosn; Mr.Fre-d j Friday visiting her mother; Mr.and H.Elkins, of Quebec, guest of his - Miss Marion William»:, in Knowlton, mother, Mrs.W.G.Elkins; Mr.Jos.) r.c.ntly; Miss R.Doherty, home af- E, ter t.The Quickest, Simplest Cough Cure Easily and Cheaply Made at Home.Saves You $2.DONALDSON LINE Two Marconi Operators 00 all Steamers.From\tFrom Glasgow.\tSt.John N.B.Nov.2.U\tSATURh'IA\tDec.12 Nov.I!\"\tCASSANDRA\tDec.1H b* 7\tATHKNIA\tDec.26 Pat-snge rate*\u2014Cabin (II.).\tW7.5Q ; Tl, iri ClnSB.emit and west bound, *¦\u2019(1.25.For full Information apply to E.U.SEWELL or C.H.FO88, Sh«r brooke.Q or The Robert Reford Cp, Limited, Mot.\u2019.real, Toronto, St.Johat N.B., Quebec.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM SHERBROOKE TIME TABLE ARCHITECT».IT W1 GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, Ü5 \u2022 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.Bell.A RMAND C.CREPEAU, SHER-xX brooke, Provincial Land Surveyor, Sochelaga Bank Bldg.Phone 1-42.Douglas m.towle, magog, que.Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans, aub-divieiona and surveys, all kinds.Tel.PHYSICIANS-AND BURGEONS.(T A.C.ETHIER, M.D\u201e SPECIAL-\u2022 ty, Urinary Diseases.Consultation, Res., 45 King Street, Sherbrooke, Qne., and by appointment.BR.WILLIAMS, 26 MONTREAL ST., Sherbrooke.Office honracntil 10 a.m., E-4 p.m., 7-8 p,m., and byUeppointment.DR.W.A.FARWELL tSPECIALIST to the Protestant Hospital).Eye, liar.Nose and Throat Diseases, 37 Duf-ferin Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation 10-12 a m.; 1-4 p.m.and by appointment.IT A.DARCHE, M.D.SPECIALIST .Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Office, (49 King Street.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, 8-2.Un Richmond 1st Tuesday of month, AUCTIONEER AND ACCOUNTANTS.VTOHN J.GRIFFITH, AUCTIONEER.£» Real Estate Agent, Auditor and Accountant, Sherbrooke, Que.jrUHARTERED ACCOUNTANT (ENG.) Vk can meet clients by appointment.XIr.G.Seymour Thompson, Montreal, Box 689.Tel.No.539, Sherbrooke.ADVOCATE».aAWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVER, J Advocates, etc., Sherbrooke.IJ, NICOL, ADVOCATE, 95 WBL-M \u2022 lington Street, Sherbrooke.CUATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO-y cates, Quebec Bank, Sherbrooke.IT.EONARD & JUNEAU, ADVOCATES, J 18 King St.PANNETON, LEBLANC & PANNE-ton.L.E.Panneton, K.C., ,J.A.Leblanc, K.C., Dorais Panneton, L.L.L.Tel.37.Cramp, Ewing & M cFadden ADVOCATES, 113 St.James Street, Montreal?G.B.Cramp,K.C., J.Armitasre Ewlut.K.C George S.McFadden.FOR DANDRUFF, FAILING HAIR OS ITCHY SCALP-25 CENT \u201cOANDERINE\u201d Save your hair! Daaderine destroys dandruff and slops falling hair at once.Grows hair, we prove it.Feign in to Montreal recently: Mr R.Shepard to Sutton recently; Mr.A.W.Hall, of Knowlton, guest of his brother, Mr.H.G.Hall, over Sunday; Mr.J.R.Moncaster, of Montreal, jn town on Tuesday.If you care for heavy hair, that glistens with beauty and is radiant with life; has an incomparable softness and is fluffy and lustrous you must use Danderine, because nothing else accomplishes so much for the hair.Just one application of Knowlton\u2019s Danderine will double the beauty of your hair, besides it immediately dissolves every particle of dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy, healthy hair if you have dandruff.This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life, and if not overcome it produces a feverishness and itching of the scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls out fast.If your hair has been neglected and is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily, don't, hesitate, but get a 25- ! cent bottle of Knowlton\u2019s Danderine at any drug store or toilet counter; apply a little as directed and ten minutes after you will say this was : the best investment you ever made.We sincerely believe, regardless of everything else advertised, that if you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it\u2014no dandruff\u2014no itching scalp and no more falling hair\u2014 you must use Knowlton\u2019s Danderine.j BROME.Arrivals and departures include Mr.Chas.Landry, of Novja Scotia, j who is in the employ of the.Dominion Atlantic Railway, is off duty for j a few ; days with a sprained ankle and | visiting his Brome friends ; Mr.H.; o weeks' visit to Hi.Alban*; r.and Mrs.Sam Mackroy, at Mr.Lyman Turner\u2019s on Tuesday; Mr.and Mrs.Duboyce, of Richmond, in town on Wednesday.Mr.Judson is out again after his recent accident.GILMAN.Arrivals and departures include .Mr.Carl Sweet, of Macdonald College, with his brother.Mr.C.Sweet ; Messrs.Wilfred and George SlcClay, Mrs.G.Sweet and Miss Sweet, of from Montreal, where he attended the | in «««on recently ; mis.1-1.mKell funeral of his uncle.\tI\tQ\"d Miss Picket for a few weeks vi- Messrs.Arthur Hibbard and Herb- I ^]t W1,t-h Mrs' Crllrn^n-\tB(,1\u2018 ert Toof succeeded in bringing down | \\on ! Mrs.8 Sweet and little grand-three deer on Tuesday morning.\ti\t1 :tU5h,tTe''\tfo'.1,8 winter, The Sweat & Cummin : < 0.of Rich- | '*** ^rs.H.C ady in Nashua N Ilford have a number of teams draw- I Mr- \u2022 i ibbits has rented Mr.L R.ing lumber from the Rockwell Mills, East Hill, for shipment to Granby.Mr.Rockwell sawed the lumber for the company.If eventually\u2014why not now ?A cent bottle will truly amaze you.25- Qulci î Ù.,.C ~ «UMCfi One of the most important n- in; in treating a cold is to ct at the first sign of tro::ii'.-.has n chanc to pet * where.T.be other poin: Upl :\u2022-> v vÉimsè 1 NADRU-CO If iniDCrtance is to take Pi 6eo.Harold Baker.Advocate, Sveefsburg Office open every day.Personal attendance Wednesday and Saturdays.Appointments can be arranged for any time.Montreal office : CHAUVIN.BAKER & WALKER.Synîÿ lieoFÎes , This safe and rch rpn.'l.îv.I: rciievt .lee rig jn Lnr air pm:notes crn-.-etor ; makes you rong'.i, a; gets troublesome.hut even if the c seated and persistent Licorice and Chlorod In 25c.and soc.1.-.-w ïrosiysie h.ouseliold remc-dv acts very irritation and \"stuffed up\" rs, loosens the phlegm, 1, ooihes the tickling which drives out the cold before it STANBRIDGE EAST.Mr.Ishmael Corey while out hunting on Tuesday killed two deer.Mr.Corey has been successful in getting one or more deer nearly every year.Mr.G.G.Bullard has been making j extensive improvements upon his ! barns and outbuildings.Mrs.Anderson and her daughter, | I Collene left on Tuesday for a visit to j her son, Mr.F.Anderson, manager | j of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, 1 j at Blenheim, Ont.Mr.Noel Minard was in Montreal ¦ recently on business in connection -j with the Stan bridge East Creamery.Mr.and Mrs.Lafontaine Sunday at I j North Stanbridge ; Mr.J.Groves, of j i Boston, guest of Mr.Riley Boomhow- j j or for a few days ; Mr.J.A.Van- ! I Antwerp visiting at Mr.Herman Bur- j j ley\u2019s at Guthrie.Mr.Hollis Sorhberger did not re- ! j turn to school this week because of ! j the severe illness of his grandfather, 1 j Mr.Jack Sotnberger.! Mrs.A.B.Gilmour jn Montreal BOLTON CENTRE.A very pleasant surprise was given j Mr.Richard Cousins by his many ; friends and neighbors at his home on I Saturday evening.A right royal wel j come was given bin» which shows, the esteem in which he is held.The even-j ing was spent very happily, music I being furnished by Mr.Howard Rey- This recipe makes 16 ounces of cough : syrup\u2014enough to last a family a long 1 time.You couldn't buy ns much or as j good cough syrup for *2.50.Simple as it is, it gives almost instant ! relief and usually slops the moat obstl- ; nate cough in 21 hours.This Is partly due to the fact that it is slightly laxative, j stimulates the appetite and lias an excel- j lent tonic effect.It is pleasant to take\u2014 j children like it.An excellent remedy, i too, for whooping cough, croup, sore < lungs, asthma, throat troubles, etc.Mix Iwo cup.- of granulated sugar with one cup of warm water and stir for two minutes.Put Z\u2019V ounces of Pinex (fifty i cents' worth) in a 16-ounce bottle, and | add the Sugar Syrup.It keeps perfectly.Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours.Pine Is one of the oldest and best-known remedial agents for the tnroat -membranes.Pinex Is the most valuable -concentrated compound of Norway white ; pine extract, and is rich in guinlcoi and all the other natural healing elements.| Other preparations will not work in this | formula.The prompt results from this recipe j have endeared it to thousands of house- j wives In the United States and Canada, i which explains why the plan has been 1m- ¦ hated often, but never successfully.A guaranty of absolute satisfaeiion.or money promptly refunded, goes with (his | recipe Your diuggPt has Pinex.or will get it for you.If not, send to The Pinex Co., Toronto, Ont, 1 rama Arrive from Chicago.Detroit Buffalo, Toronto.Montreal and Quebec.Boston, Portland and Intermediate pointe [-land Pond Coatioook, aid intermédiare station a.Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, and Montreal.Boston.Portland and all points east Kichtnond, Que-bee, and inter-meditW: pointa.am.a.m 11.U 11.3b Daily.2.'Si am.I ally.9-10 a-m.Daily (Kxoept Sunday) 12 01 Midnight 15 n.m ?ally.IMjfy f Except fhi ndayt 0 20 c.m.(Except Sunday) Montreal.Rich- -* (e * to, mond, and in-1 Except mediate points.Sundav) Coatioook, and intermediate station* Train* Leave for Bo* ton.\tPott- land and inbi* mediate pointa Montreal.Qua bec.Toron ta, Buffalo.Itetrcfc.Chicago A Wm Quebec, Man treel.and intermediate peint* Coatioook.Gorham, Portland, and Boston.Motstr rento.Chioago 4 Coatioook and Intermedlat* potot* P.lchroond Qte b«e, and inter mediate joint* Land Pond, ( oaticook « 1*.tamiediaje pt».\"\"W** ago* W«*t also enjoyed a sumptuous repast.Mr.and Mrs.Cousins heartily thank the many friends who so kindly gave their time and help in the past month.WANTED A Correspondent for DAILY RECORD at EASTMAN CUNARDLINE CANADIAN SERVICE.From\tFrom Southampton.\tPortland, Me.Nov 11)\tT.8.8.\u2022AU8ONIA\tDec.\u2022 Dec, H*\tT.8.8.A SCANIA\tDec.28 Dir ;u T.3.S.AUSUNIA Jan.18 \u2022Will call at Plymouth Eastbound.PASSAGE RATES Cabin (II.) As-c-nni.i .MT.f,0 and upward*, other steamers V 16.25 and upwards.Third-class British cast bound, ÎB0 25 , prepaid west.$30.For further particular» apply to E.H.Sewell, or C.H.Foss, Sherbrooke.Que.or the Robert Reford Co., Limited, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, 8t.John, N.B., and Portland.Me.i few days.'iigii orco\u2019d ins become neep-, N ,-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, no v ill break it up.oitKs, at your druggist's.NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.G?CANADA, LIMITED.\t313 v\"?F (ILFORD.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.E.G.Joyal in Montreal, this week ; Mrs.R.Peacock in Farnham with her daughter, Mrs.J.Bockus ; Elder W.C.Sunbury in Waterloo on Tuesday ; Miss Laura Kemp, of Waterloo, at the Island Cottage over Sunday.Mr.John Seward is very 11 at pre-s' Tit.He is an aged man and his ill ness it serious.The condition of Mr.Edward Jolin j is somewhat improved.ABBOTSFORD.I Mr.( has.Byars in Montreal on Monday; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Fisk visiting in Montreal; Dr.G.Sunday at Yamaska Farm.¦ >lrs.Carwen Ball in Montreal at the General Hospital; Mr.Jas.Gaiter in Montreal, en route for Chi cage.; Births, Marriage:) and Deaths Byers u© itfi Water Works.Water Powers.Surveying.Patent Solicitor.Mining.KINGSBURY.Mr.George Grombie from Montreal; Miss Hebma Neilson to Sherbrooke; -diês Stather to Melbourne Siding.We beg to Notify our Customers That until further notice.our store will close every evening at six o\u2019clock Akx.Ames 8 Sons, Ltd.279 Wellington Strest % Vu ¦m**, P m ¦ .BROME CENTRE.I Cards have been received annotin feing the marriage of Miss Frances lEIirabeth, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leighton Stanbridge, of Greenfield, Mass.The family or Mr.Galen Vernal, j who have been quarantined for diph-: theria, have been released'.| Miss Roxie Marsh reopened her | school on Monday after its being | elcsed for two weeks.Mr.and Mrs.John Worden in Dun-\tT___________ j ham visiting relatives and friends.|\tOLD TIME SALARIES | Mr.B.Sweet, of Knowlton, in the |\t(London Standard V lilate on Tuesday.\t; What publie authorities in the early The Brome Centre Ladies' Aid will part of the nineteenth century thought ] meet at the home of Mr.and Mrs.| tc I Samuel Fletcher, Nov.28.- «\u2022-\u2014 ABBOTT'S CORNER.I Changes on the farms here are as j fellows : Mr.Graham on Mr.Peter I Goodhue\u2019s; Mr.Piette on H.H.Hibbard\u2019s; Mr.Guirten on the farm he purchased from Mr.Gales; Mr.Syl-i VEstar on Mr.Armstrong\u2019s.The Willing Workers met with Mrs.BIRTHS.NORMAN.- At the Lennoxvillc Me-thodist Parsonage, on Nov.2(), 1912, to Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Isaac Norman, a son, (Quinn Courage.) MORGAN.\u2014 To Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Morgan, 5185 Western Ave,, Montreal, on Nov.16th, a son.in ME mo id AM.j In lovim; memory of WeliinRfon K Turner, who departed this life Novoin her 22nd.iillt, aJîe-l U years, 2 months | and 12 days ! One year Inis passed, our hearts still As lime liies by we miss him more.His memory is us fresh to-day as in the hour he passed away.MR.AND MRS.H.E.TURNER and Family.Bury.Que.tuM&xmiAjumn-.\u2022 m*mui «g\u2014n\u2014nw 1 ME TABLE In Effect Sept.30th, 1912 BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRES! Leave Sherbrooke 7.35 a.m.daily, arrive Levi* 1.00 p.m., Quebec 1.0# p.m.PASSENGER\u2014Leave Bherbrooka 4.00 p.m.daily except Sunday.arrive Levi* 0.10 p.m., Quebec 0.15 p.m.ACCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave Sherbroota 7.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Valley Jet.3.30 a.m.A]no connectimr train* on the Megan-tic and Chaudière Valley Division*.For timetable* or further particular* apply to any of the Company » Agent* or to E.O.Grundy, U.F.and P.A., Sherbrooke, Que.- - ; ~ms& : »it Wnm$> -\u2019¦v That\u2019s Right ! The Christmas holidays will be here in j b few weeks now.The nicest X-mas erecting you can possibly send your i friends is a photograph from the studio \u201d GEO.JOHNSTON The >Tew Studio 24 KING STREET Shsx*®s* quickly stops couch*.cure* colds.Rni heal* the throat and lungs.a5 WDls' KING GEORGIE) NAVY PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO fS IN A CLASS SY ITSELF! It surpasses all others in qunii'y and flavour because the process by which it is made diife.i irom others.\u2014It is deliciously sweet and non-irritating.SOLD EVERYWHERE: 10c A PLUG ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC m b- Full directions and many uses on Large 5irter-Ca^.K), to be an adequate payment for a doc tor b services is illustrated in an ar \", -,Jr' , 3 Ijanc5t- A surgeon living at nrrel, near Penrith, according to ! i.)ç Morning Herald cf November 21, i '''\u2022 o bad a practice assigned to him i comprising the following villages ;,nd , hamlet.s, rhiefly to the north and j '' ' t of LTlswater : These were Ask-I bam (four miles from his place of residence), Barton (a large district), I f'rot\u2019gham (five miles), Ohilburn (seven miles).Lower Winder (three miles,, Patterdale, that lonely corner of the world, (nine miles), Mar-tindale (seven miles), Lower Winder (three miles), Stoekbrklge, Yarmouth i | and Eamont Bridge (three miles), and the attendance of the union warehouse at Eamont.The salary attached to this prac-| t.ice was £cd, and for this the un-) named surgeon was expected to sup-j r ly all medicines free of charge.Moreover, he her doubtless to keep a horse or hones, just as bis sue j i ressors in the Pattendale district ro-j day keep motor cycles, -,n 1 often be ; (mist have been com pelle! to climb j the boggy and tract ! \\ ;e f.-H* on the '.-ikeside of I\u2019lsterwaf,-.\"Tf i:us tis-| ually been said,\u201d commemc l the j Pumhcrland Pac-iu-t o' that day, 'that lid out of j3 is (he dr clot s Profit ; we should be sorry to give a penny out of the shilling for iiis 1 profits out of this magnificent -.ul-irv i if he but half perform th' duty he has undertaken.\u201d | \"THIS DATE IN HISTORY,\u201d NOVEMBER 21.! 1099\u2014Russia and Poland signed a , treaty of alliance against Sweden.1736\u2014British defeated the Spanish at battle of Porto Bello.1835\u2014James Hogg, the shepherd poet, I died in Scotland.Born there Jan, j 25, 1775.1840\u2014Princess Victoria Acjplalde, eld- j tst daughter of Queen Victoria, born.Died Aug.5, 1901.1850\u2014Western section of the Grand * Trunk Railway opened to traffic.18-61\u2014United States ship Santee captured the privateer Royal Yacht | off Galveston.1871\u2014Public reception in New York in honor of the Grand Duke Alexis.1886\u2014Thomas A.Edison announced the invention of the phonograph.CANADIAN \u2022 PACIFIC Change of Time Oct.27 GOING WEST.Leave Sherbrooke 5.15 a.m.daily.Leave Sherbrooke 8.00 a.m.daily cept Sunday.\t, ,, Leave Sherbrooke 3.05 p.m.dally ex* cept Sunday.Leave Sherbrooke 6.30 p.m.Sunûft, going east.I«cavo Sherbrooke 7.15 a.m.dally «X- cept Sunday.Leave Sherbrooke 4.00 p.m.dally cept Sunday.\t,\t^\t, .L'iave Sherbrooke 10,50 p.m.dally City Ticket Office, » Strathcjma Square.Bell Tel.130 or C.P.R- StA-tion 207.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.WHY LUNATICS DON'T HAVE APPENDICITIS.Even the crazy man may find consolation in his infirmity, for it is now stated that lunatics, at least, : thoss confined to asylums, do not j have appendicitis.This surprising announcement was made by Dr.Briscoe at the psychological conference at Gloucester, England.The evidence was abundant and the physicians present confirmed it from their own éxperience.The in- * fercnce, however, was that insane , institutions have special care taken of their diet.They have their food regularly in rational quantities an-i quality and without the mad haste of so many individuals.LA CIË CODERS § FILS (INC) Wholesale and Retail Hardware, Leather, Tinware and Coal, Blacksmiths*\u2019 Plum-bars\u2019 and Electrical Supplies.SHERBROOKE.?>.C.DuBCYCE notary.Auditor, Etc.OURT HOPS*.RICHMOND.QTHL At Oowamvlil* WedBMdty*.¦< n.4-**5«-ir *c.to 75c.a yard DRESS 8G0DS FQH 39c A fall choice of different shades in materiala each as Cashmeres.\tSerges.Bengalines.Delaines.Panama, Lustre ; fax.cy striped or checked patterns.Values, 50c.\t60c.,\t65c.and 75c.FRIDAY AND\t\u2018{(L SATURDAY.\u2022>>*' 85c., sbe 95c.a yard SI.Si 25 a yd.Regular Dress Goods tot 59c Dress Goods tor î9c filiiîe 8,ar ikin mita non tor Si,9j * ! Do cot raiss to have a look at these while you're at the store.Materials such as F.ae Serge, Chiffon Panama.Voiles, Venetians.Serges, etc.Values, 85 c.90c.95c.FRIDAY AND\t\\r.SATURDAY .\t.>*7l Here's an extra good offer in Dress Materials.We show values from $1.OO to SI .25 in Silk Perino, Melrose, Voiles.Etamine, Broadcloths.Values Sl.OO, Sl.lo, $1.35 KiUDAY AND 7a .SATURDAY.I \u2022>< Full 50 inches wide White Bearskin Cloth Imitation, in values always sold on regular sales at $2.50 a yard.Very F.peci; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .0 I 0 133 - 135 WELLINGTON ST.SHERBROOKE- Mr.R.N.Robins was in Montreal yesterday on business.Everybody gets an art photo at the Casino to-night.Mrs.E.C.Goodhue is visiting friends in Portland, Me., at present.Messrs.E.Fred Dugan D.De-Percicr and George A.Wendt, of Montreal, are in town on business.; Miss Dickinson from Coaticook, is visiting her sister, Mrs.Neil Din-! ning, Quebec Street, for a few days.The friends of Mr.D.G.Loomis I will regret to hear that he is still confined to his bed owing to illness : which, however, is not serious.Mrs.Antrobus, who has been ill ! with grippe at her rooms at the Mail gog House, is making good progress j towards recovery.Mr, W.G.Murray Robertson from j 'Ceepawa, Man., is the guest of his 1 uncle and aunts, Mr.J.R.and the ! Misses Woodward, at the \u201cHome-1 siead,\u201d Bowen Avenue.Mrs.J.K.Piercy, who has been 1 the guest of Mrs.Cecil Bowen at \u2022 Hallowell Cottage\u2019\u2019 lor a few weeks, has joined Mr.Piercy at Frederic-; ton, N.B., where,they will make th'eir J future home.Messrs.Waiter Long and Ralph V.Halley, from New York, were in town ih s\"week, on their way from St.j Come, Kennebec, in which vicinity ; they have been hunting with good i success.The Methodist/ Ladies Aid spent a I very pleasant afternoon on Tuesday at the home of Mrs.W.R.Bradley, Frontenac Street, when arrangements .were made for a sals of useful and fancy articles to be held on December ! 6th.Mr.Robert Bradley went to Ste.j Anne de Bellevue this week and returned with his daughter, Miss P.1 Bradley, one of the students, whose health has not been satisfactory and who will remain at home for a few : weeks.Mgr.Paul LaRoccjue, Bishop of the Diocese of Sherbrooke, the Rev.P.J.j A.Lefebvre of St.Charles Seminary, and the F.ev.Abbe Dufresne, of the Hospital St.Vincent de Paul, have retnrned from St.Hyacinthe where they assisted at the funeral of the late Rev.Sister Carpentier.The celebrated \u2018cellist, Mr.,T.Dubois, of Montreal, who was one of ! tne.attractions at the recent sym-phon \u2022 concert, was the guest of Prof.A.S.Bourgeault, and Mrs.Bour-! gcault, Goodhue Street, during their ; stay in the city.The Guild Tea at St.Peter\u2019s Church Hall yesterday was an unqualified : ! success, many members and friends being present.The hostesses were Mrs N.C.Pilcher, Mrs.Geo.Tomlinson Dodge and Mrs.A.R.Holmes, who were assisted in waiting on the guests by Miss Noeline Vernon.Mrs.Holmes j presided at the tea table.Notice\u2014We would respectfully call your attention to your overdue water bills, and would ask you to kindly let us have a settlement of same by i Xov.30th, this being the lane month of the financial year, and also the time limit set by the Waterworks bylaw, or otherwise water shall be cut j off.By order of the Water Commit-; tee.The dance under the auspices of the I t.Regis Club held in their hall, I Métropole Bldg., Tuesday evening, i was a decided success.Bourgeanlt\u2019s Orchestra furnished as usual excellent 1 music.The next event will be made a ; hew Year's Ball on Monday evening, Ian.6th, the arrangements of which -re now in the hands of a capable committee.The Order of Owls recently organ-; izrd in Sherbrooke, with a good and I iner, using membership, gave their : firs\u2019, entertainment last evening in i Odell's Hal], with a large attendance : of members and their friends.The hail was tastefully decorated with i bright flags and bunting, and at j cm end in the midst of a quantity of greenery was a nest, one symbol of the order, containing six solemn j Owls, guarding the Chapter.The j early part of the evening was spent 1 in cards, twenty tables being required for the euchre players and the 1 prizes were won by the following: Ladies, first, Miss Geraldine Daigle; second, Miss Poole; gentlemen, first, Mr.A.Fleck, second, Mr.Labaree.At the close of the games dancing began to the bright strains of Bour-geault\u2019s Orchestra, and was kept up \u2018till midnight with great enjoyment.TOWNSHIPS MUSICIAN IN NEW YORK.Mr.Edmund Jaques, organist-choirmaster, of St.Paul\u2019s Chapel, Trinity Parish, Broadway, New York, son of Mr.John Jaques, Windsor Mills, lias made a name for himself in bis profession, in New York.His plan of noon musical services has proven very popular.A New York paper referring to this says: \u201cWhen Edmund Jaques, coming to old St.Paul\u2019s Chapel, Trinity Parish, several years ago, broached to the Vicar, the Rev.W.Montague Geer, the idea of a series of noon I musical services, and the plan was I taken un enthusiastically by Dr.Geer, neither of them realized what a j prominent place those services were I to take in the life of the city.Still, i the possibilities of the plan appealed j largely to the Vicar, who entered in j co-operation with Mr.Jaques with i such good will and liberality that ' few church services are so widely | known and few can show such a well- j sustained attendance, year after year.Each season more than ten thousand ; persons attend, the congregation in j some single instances almost attaining the 2,000 mark.\u201d FARM FOR SALE Fifteen miles from Sherbrooke, three from Bulwer Station, 150 acres, 40 tillable, 110 pasture and woodland.Soil, sandy loam.House finished in hardwood ; two barns and carriage shed.Well watered and fenced.Nice orchard of 250 young trees.Pastures 30 head of cattle and 3 horses.Cuts 50 tons hay.Price $2,000.Terms to suit purchaserf Robert Selveright Phone 342 Real Estate and Customs Broker.1 York Apartment^/ LADIES' EVENING GLOVES 12 b i 11'n in black or *hi : Aiuiar $2.00 ;s î .69 16 bu ion in bliHk or «hne.ftgultir $2.75 $2.39 BalMn's ART ELECTRIC PORTABLES Beautify you It me and add 100 p.c.to your comfort.Make hU,motive and useful gifts appreciated by everyone.\u2022 c have beautiful designs for decorative purposes, plainer ones for reading and s ;sv)Dg, and numerous styles for office ai d desk us1 .Ask to se our PARAGON HANDY LAMP BRACKETS Ar adjusted to any position, can be used mi ny piece of furniture, or in any part of h*\u2018house, Puce $3.0© \u2019vow lines of Christmas goods aniving daiii.J1 J.S.MIUHELL 8 CO.msxvœmmmæar.tagsragsw: EDWARDS SATURDAY SPECIALS four \"eeks from next Wednesday is Ch istmas and we have been selling Christmas gifts since October 15th.Everybody is buying earlier than usual this season.F II E E UE FIVE It Y to all parts of CITY, NEWINGTON and LENNOXVILLE.$350 Pianos\t* for $250 j A nfJ you on l y pay 525 Î down and the balance $5.00\t\u2022 per month.Delivery at once.\u2022 See display on our ground \u2022 flour.Full and complete \u2022 guarantee with each instru- & ment.\tj.Grey Wool Blankets You can pay more for Blan- 1 Lets not so good.The size is 1 51x74, with colored .border, 1 and only becahse wc buy.them direct 'from the makers can we i offer them at the exceptional- ( low price of,\t0*1 rrm .fDi .i f Kitchen Cupboards per pair We cannot get them in fast enough and our stock never seems complete.This one has large upper shelf, large drawer - and two shelves inside.The price mr Saturday only .$5.98 Bed Complete 8.75 1 Best white enamelled bed, 4 ft.x f> ft., with a good woven wire spring and soft wool down mattress.New Sideboards Just camp, in this morning.Two cutlery drawers, larire cupboards, best bevel mir-rir, on .Saturday , f yo for only .«P I -.HO 27.50 China Cab- | inetfor 19.75 | This is the last one of its I kind and we cannot duplicate £ it.Finest quarter cut oak, I two glass doors and glass J ends, ?Good Cook Stove = for Only 21.60 \u2022 Have this nickel-trimmed | stove sent up to your home a and sec how nicely it cooks I and bakes your meals.You i can use coal or wood, does Î not take up much room and i elves good satisfaction.Floor Oilcloth Bring measures with you.2J yds.wide, in handsome floral design, extra gd quality.On Saturday 'IIX,* per square yard .»)UU Axminster Squares They are all seamless, imported direct from Scotland, and on Saturday we offer the following sizes at special * prices : 3x3J yards special .3x4 yards special .$21.98 \\ $25.00 I Bissel Carpet Sweepers We carry only the best makes and on Saturday we will place on sale almost a ?limited quantity at\tl the very low price of «.a.s.*,.ft.».EVERYDAY WANTS I\tParlor Suite\t?Î Two Pieces only, sofa and i chair, wire back and spring J (edge\tseat, making\tit luxur-\tI ion si y comfortable.All cov- J ered\tin high-grade\tsilk.\tRe-\t* gular $60, reduced\ton\t* Saturday to .?r»)U\t?t ¦¦\u2022¦¦aMa»«a«'»* «a 500.Brass Rods .50c.Cocoa Door Mats 30x72 Window Shades .Shelf Oilcloth .Table Oilcloth .27x54 Carpet Knds .Lace Curtains, per pair .Two White Poles and Trim.Oilcloth Hugs .Fringed Mats .Tapestry Stair Picture Hooks, Curtain Loops, Carpet .per doz.3 prs.far 39c.39 c.30c.Sc.22c.69c.35c.25c.35c.35 c.50c.lOo.25 c.t Dresser&Washstand ï .N?,w Io, in 'o-day.Be*u-* -abUy finish.'d in royal oak.$ St quality bevel mirror and I three drawers in dresser, largo drawer and cupboard in wash-stand.The two pieces on .$l:1.75i Baby Sleigh With steel railing and steel runners, hardwood seat, neatly varnished and striped.gss^r.$ia9 .This Sleigh 1ms steel runners, natural finish, hardwood scat and railing, with double railing at back (not shown in out.)\tdM Saturday price .Box Sleigh, with pull or push handles, steel runners, etc.Your choice of colors beautifully finished in either red, green or wood.Saturday specials : Without\trrir, upholstering .Plush\tTTT upholstering .\u2022Dl .1 rf EDWARDS FURNITURE COMPANY 09 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912; FADE riYB.AND | MARKET NEWS j DAIRY PRODDCt BUTTER MARKET FIRM.Montreal, Nov.21.\u2014At Gould's Cold Storage the oBerings of butter amounted to about 300 packages, for which the demand was good at ïl}c to 29£c.The market remains very firm, with a fairly active business doing for local account.We quote prices as follows : Finest creamery .30}\tto .3Qi Fine creamery .291\tto .30 Seconds .28} to .29 Dairy butter .26\tto .2Cj CHEESE MARKET QUIET.Montreal, Nov.21.\u2014There was an improved inquiry from English buyers of cheese for October-November make, but as the prices bid did not meet with exporters\u2019 views little business resulted and the market In consequence remains\tvery\tquiet, with prices more or\tless\tnominal.At A bite of this and a taste of that, all day long, dulls the appetite and weakens the digestion.Restore your stomach to healthy vigor by taklnga Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal\u2014and cut out the*pieoing'.Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets are the best friends for sufferers from Indigestion and dyspepsia.50c.a Box at your Druggist's.Made by the National Drug and Chemical Co ol Canada, Limited.1« Parsons Owninf Property IN OR ABOUT EDMONTON ! will find it to their advantage to communicate with Box 416, Fdmonton, Alberta Kindly give price and terms on same.Gould's Cold Su-rsge the offerings were small, with sales of some combinations at ll}c.We quote prices for current receipts.Finest western colored .12} to .12} Finest western white .12}\tto\t.12} Finest Townships .12\tto\t.12} Finest Quebec .11}\tto\t.12 ADVANCE IN PRICE AT BOARD.Stanbridge East, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014Stanbridge East creamery butter was not sold on the board at Cowansville Saturday last, but was sold at private sale at 30ic.COUNTRY PRODUCE.ACTIVE EGG TRADE.Montreal, Nov.21.\u2014The tone of the egg market remains firm under a good demand, and a fairly active business is doing.We quote prices as follows : Selected stock, in round lots .30 to .30} Selected stock, in single cases .3G£ to\t.31 No.1 cold storage stock in round lots .27\tto\t.28 Straight receipts in round lots .00\tto\t.27 Straight receipts in single cases .00\tto\t.27} Second grades, in round lots .00\tto\t.21 Second grades, in single cases .00\tto\t.22 DRESSED POULTRY STEADY.Montreal, Nov.21.\u2014There is no change in the condition of the market for dressed poultry, prices being steady under a good demand, and although the supplies have increased some on account of the colder weather they are not sufficient yet to fill the requirements of the trade.We quote prices in wholesale lots as follows : Turkeys per lb.18\tto\t.19 Ducks, per lb.15\tto\t.16 Chickens, per lb.14\tto\t.1C Fowls, per lb.10\tto\t.12 Geese, per lb.12\tto\t.14 HONEY MARKET WITHOUT\tFEA- TURE.Montreal, Nov.21.\u2014The market for honey is without any new feature, prices being well maintained, with a moderate amoint of business doing in small lots.We quote : Clover, white honey .16}\tto\t.17 Dark grades .14\tto\t.14} White extracted .12\tto\t.12} White extracted .03}\tto\t.00 POTATOES IN DEMAND.Montreal, Nov.SO.\u2014There continues to be a good demand for potatoes, and the market is fairly active, with a firm undertone.We quote .Green Mountains in car lots at 80c to 85c, and Quebec grades at 70c to 80c per bag, and in a Jobbing way Green Mountains are selling at 41 per bag- ?mm >n m iiket.FIRM DEMAND FOR DRESSED HOGS.Montreal, Nov.21.\u2014There was no further change in the condition of the market for dressed hogs, but the feeling was firm at the recent advance in Are bringing high prices at present.Good time to have your hens laying.Our cracklings are just what they need to have them lay.l}c lb for whole cake, 2c lb.for lesser quantity.HOVEY PACKING OOtViy=»AIM V WHEN YOUR SIGHT FAILS WHEN YOU HAVE HEADACHES AS A REMEDY TRY StASSES McCONNELL, Optician 135 Wellington Street .PROFIT Mr.T.M.Cowan purchasfed two Lots in the \u201cHIGHLAND V in the Spring, and has since refused $150.00 profit.^\"hy not you ?CHAS.G.BROWN Realty and Financial Agent 168 Wellington Bt.Phone 62 Makes Horses Strong, Vigorous, Healthy one of the greatest medical discoveries of the age promptly relieves and cures all troubles of the respiratory Organ».Goughs, Bronchitis, Sor* Throat.Specific In ease of \u201cbroken wind.\u2019\u2019 Used and highly recommended by many prominent Trainers and Horse Owners.Bold by &U Druggists and Grocers, BOc.Beni for 1res descriptive circular.J.B.MORIN, Druggist.Quebec.prices noted, owing to the somewhat limited supply, for which there is an increased demand on account of the colder weather, and sales of abattoir fresh-killed were made in a jobbing way at Î12.25 to 412.50 per 100 lbs.There continues to be a steady demand for hams and bacon for both local and outside accounts, and the trade in lard and barrelled pork is more active than it has been of late.E.T.LIVE STOCK.PRICE OF HOGS DROP.Stanbridge East, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.John Harvey shipped from here this week one car of cattle and a small car of bogs which be purchased at 48 per cwt.Mr.Harvey does not expect to be able to pay over 47-50 per cwt.next week.GOOD PRICE FOR COWS.Ascot Corner, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The auction sale of Mr.J.Paradis was well attended and good prices were realized.Cattle especially went high, cows selling at 455 a head.BUYING STOCK AROUND BROME.Brome, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Fred Rhicard recently purchased a few head of fine cattle in Sutton.Messrs.Lang and Hays of West Shef-ford are purchasing all kinds of cattle, sheep and swine in this vicinity.Mr.Fred Roberts of Granby expects to secure still another car'load this week.These cattle are chiefly what is termed canners, old cows, that have outlived their usefulness as profitable milkers and bring from 48 to 415 each.There is very little young stock offered for sale.TO-DAY\u2019S MARKET PRICES.Morning (jnota.tlons New York\tMarket and traniactiOBB Montreal Stock Exchange, reported by P B McCurdy & Oo., Art Bldg., Sherbrooke.MemberB of Montreal Stock Bxchanga.\u201e\tOpg.\t11.30 Amal.Copper .g.-,\tg5i Atchison .1075\t-.a* BalCfc Ohio .\"'iodI\t107, Ches.& Ohio .ni*\tQ?, Erie.Great Northern .13s9\ti ts, Lehigh Valley .ZZlTS 175 Lou.& Nash.no\t1-lôj .1231\t123 Reading .1711\t17 -0 gou- Eac.112\tlilt gou- Hr.29J\t298 St.Paul .liSJ\t115, Union Pac.172Î\ti-ua u.s.steel.745\t\"74» Utah Copper .«13,\t(>4J Cotton\u2014 Mar.12.35\t12.35 (>ec.12.16\t12.21 Jan.12.24\t12.21 MONTREAL.Cement-\t-50 at\t29.\t\t Cement,\tPld.\u201435 at 92!.\t\t\t Detroit\u2014\t-25 at\t711.\t\t Dom.Iron\u201475 ;\t\tit 61, 25\tat 611,\t25 at Cl}.\t\t\t\t C.I\u2019.H.\u2014\t125 at\t267 J, 25\tat 2671,\t25 at 2671,\t100 at\t268.\t\t R.& O.\t\u201450 at\t112», 85\tat 113.\t50 at 112|,\t60 at\t113, 50 at 1131.\t\t50 at 1141,\t50 at\t114.\t\t Tor.Ry.\t\u201425 at\t140.\t\t Textile\u20145tl at 78 S.Tram.Deb.\u201410U at 82j.Can.Cotton\u201425 at 31s.Granby\u201474J at 73 B.A.S.W.Paint\u201475 at 101.Spanish River\u201425 at 02J.- Royal Bank\u20141 at 221j,\t12 at 222.DALLY STOCK LETTER New Yerk Noon Letter.The opening was Quiet but firm and the market soon strengthened.It was influenced by the announcement that 750,000 gold arriving in London on Monday had been taken for America and the confident belief that the war in the Balkans was fast drawing to a close and that an amicable settlement would be arrived at by a-1 the powers.For activity the specialties were the most conspicious.U.S.Rubber and Petroleum stocks and others of that kind showing marked strength but in the second hour the movement spread to the entire list and the upward movement was very uniform.The tranctions were especially strong headed by B.R.T.There was no change in the money rates or money situation hut exchange hardened slowly in response to the gold engagements.Sales to noon, 221,000 shares.Bonds, $1,075,000.Wheat eased off at the opening in line with Liverpool and has continued weak during the forenoon Î down.Com and Oats were, firmer up to 11 a.m., but now show losses of half a cent from the best.Montreal Noon Letter.Still further improvement was in evidence on the local hoard both in aegivi-ty and values.Richelieu easily the leader, rose sfeadily to 1141 as compared with 112 last night.Dom.Iron fairly active and gained nearly a point to61i.Brazil fractionally better at 92 Î.Granby 75 to 751.Cement and Quebec Ry.steady.WISE IN HIS DAY.He\u2014I never dispute with an old man.She\u2014How about an old woman?He\u2014Oh, I never dispute with a woman of any age.ONE DOSE RELIEVES A COLB -NO QUININE Pape\u2019s Cold Compound Cures Grippe in a Few Hours.You can surely end Grippe and break up the most severe cold either in head, chest, back, stomach or limbs, by taking a dose of Pape\u2019s Cold Compound every two hours until three consecutive doses arc taken.It promptly relieves the most miserable headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, mucous catarrhal discharges, running of the nose, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.Take this wonderful Compound as directed, without interference with your usual duties and with the knowledge that there is nothing else in the world, which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after-effects as a 25-cent package of Pape\u2019s Cold Compound, which any druggist can supply\u2014accept no substitute\u2014contains no quinine\u2014belongs in every home.Tastes nice.US LOAN YOU MONEY ! To Bay or Baild Hoa««* or Pay Off Mortgage»\t! O j THE CANADIAN HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY ,155 Wellington Street.Phone #07, \u201e a^arvry ¦nyiiiaxAiaaaaiu Shiloh \"The Family Friend for 40 years.** A neve» frill** relief far Crvup and Whoop in* Cour ht AID.Sin MS (Continued from page 1.) want to say tnat not even Aid.Mc-Manamy will say that you have acted dishonestly.\u2019\u2019 During his remarks Aid.Ledoux referred to the way Aid.McManamy had tried to obstruct the paving.Aid.McManamy immediately rose in his place and denied this.He was in favor of paving, and having it done by experts.Aid.Ledoux again addressed the Council, and made the proposit on that every alderman who had acted irregularly should resign, as did Aid.Simoneau.Aid.McManamy : \u201cI don't know what you said.\u2019\u2019 Aid.Ledoux : \u201cYou only n*der-stand when it suits you.\u201d Aid.White followed Aid.Ledoux and stated that Aid.Simoneau had in no way lost his confidence.The whole Council decided that Pioneer Asphalt was what was needed, and no further action bad been taken to change this opinion.He wanted the citizens to know tbat the Council had in no way lost confidence in Aid.Simoneau.Aid.Ewing stated that the only question he could see was whether Aid.Simoneau had purchased the asphalt at the lowest price at which it could be held.He did not think it was wise to censure Aid.Simoneau wben he had acted in good faith.He regretted to see Aid.Simoneau resign.Aid.Brault did not think the resignation should be accepted, and felt that the Council should buy the asphalt as recommended.Aid.Jenckes also regretted that Aid.Simoneau had sent in his resignation.He felt that there was not as competent a man for the Road Department in the Council.ALD.SIMONEAU.The chairman of the Road Committee gava a little inside history as to the working of his committee.When the committees were struck at the beginning of the year each chairman was given the right to choose the other members.This Pad been refused him, and the only man he got tbat he asked for was Aid.Jenckes.Aid.McManamy was forced on him, and he made the statement at the time that he did not think he could do anything with his committee- The Road Overseer was taking orders from other members of the Council, namely Aid.McManamy and Thompson.He had no control over his committee.He admitted that be had acted irregularly in the purchase of the asphalt.It was now stored on City property, however, and the City would have to pay for it.The Council had refused to pass a resolution asking the company to remove it.Referring to Aid.Thompson\u2019s change of opinion on the question of asphalt, Aid.Simoneau said that it was well known that Aid.Thompson danced to every tune Aid.McManamy played.Aid.McManamy: \u2018\u2018What about the j work on Murray street ?\u201d Aid.Simoneau : \"The Road Committee ordered it.\u201d -Aid.McManamy : \u201cNo, sir, they did not.\u201d Aid.Simoneau: \u201cAsk Aid.Jenckes.\u201d Aid.Jenckes : \u201cI back Aid.Simoneau up on that.The whole committee authorized it.\u201d Aid.Thompson replied that it was too bad Aid.Simoneau would not follow someone.It was too bad he did not follow Aid.Jenckes\u2019 advice about the work in front of the Ansell property, East Ward.Had he done so it would have saved the city a great deal of money.He stated that he followed Aid.McManamy when he was right.With reference to the paving, Aid.Thompson stated that he told the Mayor at the time that he had his doubts whether Pioneer asphalt was suitable for Wellington street.MAYOR CAST DECIDING VOTE.The motion that the resignation be accepted was then put to a vote and resulted in a tie, as follows : For \u2014 Aid.McManamy, L«doux, Rousseau, Thompson, Simoneau.Against\u2014Aid.L.H.Olivier, Ewing, Brault, C.F.Olivier, Jenckes.Aid.White had left the meeting before the vote was called.The _ Mayor cast his vote against the motion.Aid.Simoneau stated emphaticaily tbat he would not act again.NOTES.The Council refused to sell electricity to the town of Bromptonville, stating that the policy of the department was not to sell power out of the city.The revision of the valuation roll was completed and the homologation moved by Aid.McManamy and seconded by Aid.Brault.THE WELLINGTON STREET SEWER.Another question which occupied considerable time, last evening, was the question of sewers on Wellington street.Aid.McManamy asked for permission to speak on a question of privilege.He took exception to a statement made by a local paper to the effect that he had ordered the sewer pipes.He proved that this was not the case, and that the pipes had been purchased through the Secretary after he had obtained the approval of the majority of the Council.Tenders had also been called for.Referring to Aid.Simoneau\u2019s statements at the last meeting that the old sewer on Wellington street was sufficient, that the city had wasted money in building the new one, Aid.McManamy quoted statements to show that even Aid.Simoneau himself condemned the old system.The City Engineer, in his report of Sept.9th, stated that the old sewer had been in existence on Wellington street for thirty years, and that it was time to make a change.When the above mentioned report, was submitted Aid.Simoneau roundly condemned the City Engineer for not informing the Council of this before he did.Continu\u2018ng, Aid.McManamy said : \u201cI have been in the Council for over thirty years, and have never been ac- SPORTM ns BOWLING.Y.M.C.A.BLUES DEFEATED BY ONE PIN LAST NIGHT.An exciting bowling match took place at the Y.M.C.A.last night, when the 53rd Regiment, Rt.Half, defeated the Y.M.C.A.Blues by one pin.Summary : 53RD R H.Hatch .177\t157\t164\u2014498 Bye (Capt.).ir,5\t125\t165\u2014425 Allen .120\t123\t139\u2014382 McAllister .143\t140\t146\u2014429 J.Strickland .148\t137\t181\u2014466 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR I OfKHMJ00OQ INFORMATION WANTED, j Editor Record.Sir As there are quite a number j of new settlers, both in Sherbrooke and all over the Townships, who are qualified to vote at elections for i City Councils and M.P.\u2019s, both Provincial and Dominion, who do not know what qualifications a person must have in order that he may be elected a member of such Council or Parliament, and probably there are many older residents in the same dilemma, please allow me to ask that you have the kindness to publish in the columns of your paper : (a) The qualifications of City I Councillors and Mayor.I (b) For Member of Provincial ! Parliament.(c) For Member of Dominion Par-i liament or any other you may think I of interest to the public, say Rural j Councillors, School Commissioners, ; etc.In granting this request I am quite j sure tbat yqu will lie rendering a public service that will be much appreciated by your large constituency.Yours truly, W BURDEN.' Sherbrooke, Nov.16,* 1912.THE LOVE OF MONEY.\u201cHer fiance was worth a million but she threw him over for another.'' \u201cMarried for love, did she?\u201d \u201cNot in the sense you mean; the other man had ten millions.\u2019\u2019 Total .2200 Y.M.C.A.BLUES.R.Wilson (Capt.).167\t142\t148\u2014457 W.Wilson .155\t130\t131\u2014416 Mead .127\t192\t159\u2014478 Cotterell .161\t131\t154\u2014446 McKay .123\t145\t134\u2014402 1 Total .Won by 53rd R.H by 1 pin.,.2199 cused ol boodling.Now a young man j who is in a hole himself insinuates | certain things.You know misery likes ' company, and Aid.Simoneau would like to have me.I assure you I won\u2019t associate with bin».\u201d ALD.SIMONEAU\u2019S EXPLANATION Aid Simoneau stated that when the report of the City Engineer was brought in it was not read to the Council.Aid.Ledoux made certain remarks on it, and basing his opinion on Aid.Ledoux\u2019s explanations he had condemned the City Engineer.Later, he received a letter from the City ! Engineer explaining his position.The City Engineer had also told him he had never been consulted about the new sewers, simply being asked to prepare plans.ALD.LEDOUX.Aid.Ledoux followed Aid Simo- ! neau.He reviewed the circumstances leading up to the bringing in of Mr Tremblay's report.In the first clauses the City Engineer said the old 1 sewer was all right, and immediately after condemned it.Before the meeting he had asked the City Engineer I if the present system would meet the ! requirements for twenty years.The | reply received was that the sewer was I not satisfactory.Aid.Ledoux said he ; was the one who scored the City Engineer, and if he had misunderstood the report he should have been advised of this, and not Aid.Simoneau, who received the letter of explanation.The Engineer admitted having been asked to make the plans, but said he had not been consulted.It was his duty to advise the Counc 1 when he was asked to make the plans.IMPIRE NAVY PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO What the Old Salt Says: \u201cIt\u2019s many years since I started to follow the sea, and like most seamen I have always chewed tobacco.They all say as I say, that Empire Navy Plug Chewing Tobacco is the best.\u201d i / be Old Salt.BOUCHER.LACROIX & F1SETTE CLOTHIERS, HABERDASHERS S SHOE DEALERS Patent leather, Blucher cut, with the new toe.We have on sale a very fine assortment of shoes for this fall that we think is interesting to you.We illustrate the style and the quality of differ» ent shapes that are in great demand in all large cities.Men's tan calf or velour calf Bluchers.$4.SO and New style Button Boots, fancy finished, new toe, Cuban heel, in gun metal, vici kid, tan calf or velour calf.$5,00 Men\u2019s new style Button Shoes in velour calf, tan calf or vici kid.Fine line of Rubber Sole shoes, in tan or black.Boucher, Lacroix § Fisette 163-167 WELLINGTON STREET SHERBROOKE 3962 page six.SHEBBBÛüKE DAÎU'j HF5C0R0.THtmaDAT, NOVSr.tr.HR.21, 1012 to.HAPPEN».Budget st News Freni Various Sections of Country.KENNEBEC ROAD.Mrs.Wilson, of Sherbrooke, is visiting friends in St.George while on her way to Marlow.Mass Ray and her brother expect her to spend the winter with them.Mr.John Owens has been visiting Miss Ray and her brother for a few days.He had with him a sample cf mineral containing gold from a vein wh ch he discovered some time ago.The vein is about twelve feet in thickness and is almost perpendicular, which it is said, makes it favorable for mining operations.It would seem to be very valuable if it should turn out to be all like the sample Mr.Owens sene to an analyst in Montreal, and the mine should prove valuable to h m whether on his land or not.Zinc roofing is now beg nning to be the order of the day.Mr.L.Rainey\u2019s house has just been added to several on the \"Road\u201d with this roofing material.Mrs.Rainey is on the s ck list and has been under the doctor\u2019s care for about ten days.A couple of serious accidents have just been reported.A Mr.Holden, of Jackman, has been shot.He was cooking for some hunters who.after their meal, went out hunting.Mr.Holden went out shortly after with his rifle and was seen moving by one of them who mistook him for a deer and shot him.The other case was the wounding of a horse.Mr.R.Owens had shot a deer and went for his horse and sleigh to get him home.He tied the horse to a tree while he went into the thick woods to get the deer.Another hunter spied the horse, took him for a deer and fired.While aiming a second time he noticed the sled attached to him and when he came to the horse he found that the other shot had taken effect, and the bullet entered his breast.The veterinary was sent lor and gave it as his opinion that the horse would recover all right after a time.Such accidents should surely teach a lesson to hunters not to fire at any object until they are absolutely sure what it is.DAILY « U (Continued from page 1.) months for the' purpose of instructing the Danville Academy Cadets twice a week.He also lectures to the officers and N.C.O.'s of \"A\u201d Squadron.11th Hussars, every Tuesday and Friday evening in the Temple Room.This is a work that should be encouraged by the citizens of Danville as the instruction given by him will be beneficial to the young boys at the Academy and also do a-way with the necessity of the officers and Non-Coms.being away from their business while qualifying for the rank which they hold or wish to hold in the Danville Squadron.Sgt.-Ma.:or Karcher will also deliver lectures in Richmond twice a week and instruct the Cadets there.It is earnestly hoped that all officers and N.C.O.\u2019s of \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\u201d Squadrons will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity to properly fit themselves to commeu! their respective units and thus bring the regiment up to a proper standard of proficiency.It is through the efforts of Major J.H.Boutelle that the services of Sergt.-Major Karcher were secured.GOVERNMENT CREAMERY AT BROME.Brome, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014Messrs Green and McClay have completed their contract in the erection of the new government creamery.The structure is a good one.The roof of the main building is 60 by 25 feet, while the annex to be used as ice house and refrigerator is 34 by 25.The building is of wood covered with galvanized iron shingles.The tall smoke stack is of trick and situated at the east end outside.The entire flooring is of concrete.The bottom of the house is laid with a verv thick_ application of cinders.The milk receiving room is partitioned off with glass so no cold may enter the creamery while the receiving is taking place.A new 15-horse power boiler has teen installed.An up to date pasteurizer has arrived an>d it is expected that within the next three weeks the whistle of the new cream-erv mav be heard.The Government BALKAN ALLIES WANT THE CESSION (Continued from page 1.) terms offered Turkey by the Balkan nations are neither in form nor substance uncompromising, according to information received from an authoritative source in Sofia.They leave the door open to eventual modifications by negotiations, so that it may be assumed that Turkey will accept them and that a truce will be brought about.FROM WAR TO DIPLOMACY.London, November 21.\u2014The\twar has shifted for a time from the field of arms to that of diplomacy.It may be that the war is near to an end.Plenipotentiaries for the belligerent powers will meet to-day at the village of Hademkeui, a\tfew miles outside of the capital, for a preliminary discussion of the terms of an armistice.The sweeping terms which\tthe allies were said to have demanded yesterday as a basis for the armistice appear not to have been advanced, but the plenipotentiaries may\tnot know the level of the platform\tuntil they meet for the discussion, and it is almost certain that it will be on the basis of the Balkan States holding all the conquered country until a permanent treaty of peace is signed.How many vestiges of his former power they are prepared to concede the Turk depends largely upon the factors\u2014the strength and supplies of the allied armies threatening the gates of Constantinoule, and the extent to which the cholera spectre has embarrassed their plans.It is certain that great » transport difficulties hamper the Bulgarian army on account of the distance from its base and the rough roads.The cholera is counted on by the Turks to weaken the Bulgarian ambition for a triumphal march into the capital and the celebration of mass in St.Sophia But to make assurance doubly sure the Turk has resorted to the amazing plan of transforming the mosque into a pest house and has crowded A DESPERATE MONARCHY creamery building is situated near j 2,000 cholera stricken patients within Brome Exhibition grounds adjoining j^s walls.the west corner.m AULTS CLEANSE LIV1R AND BOWELS No headachy tad taste, sou stomaca or coated longue by morning \u2014 ANNIVERSARY OF WATERLOO MSTHODI3T CHURCH.Waterloo, Nov.21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The arrangements have been com-! Dieted for the anniversary services of | the Methodist Church, which will be I he'.d on Sunday and Monday, the j 24th and 25th of November, and i more than usual interest is being ] taken in the event.The different i tommittees have been named and j are working hard to make it a suc-| cess.Cn Sunday morning and even-j :ng the Rev.W.S.Lennon r- Gran-! by, will occupy the pulpit; \u2022 'Ton-day evening from 6 to 8 o ci.c .a I thicken pie supper will be served by BATTLE OF TCHATALJA.London, November 21.\u2014 Ashmead Bartlett, the war correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, in a despatch dated November 18.and sent from the front by way of Coiistanxa, claims that the battle before Tchatalja on Sunday and Monday resulted in a great Bulgarian success.HORRORS OF CHOLERA.AUSTRIA TRYING TO PROTECT HER OWN INTERESTS AT EXPENSE OF SERVIA.The issues of peace or war in Europe, apart from the present conflict, are in the hands t.f Austria and Servia.That has seemed probable from the beginning.Now it is unmistakable.Servia wants some of the fruits of her labors, sacrifices and victories in the form of a ter ritorial outlet to the Adriatic, which will give her the commercial independence which is essential fjr her welfare, and she ne3r trial Uark, For s> Criffi til.rid W H GUNMEN TO BE SENTENCED TUESDAY.New York, Nov.21.\u2014Sentence of death on the four gunmen convicted Tuesday of murdering Herman Rosen- ' thv will be pronounced by Justice : Goff on Tuesday, Nov.26.He so announce?] when the prisoners were ar- ! and J.X.White.He j r&izoed before him in the criminal vas interred in Mount Forest Ceme- branch of the Supreme Court yester-ter.Among the relatives from a dis day.In the meantime they will be tance who attended the funeral wer® held in the Tombs.After sentence is the three brothers of deceased, Messrs paused they will be taken to Sing \u2018 John n:sco, William Sisco and Glad- Sing and placed in cells adjoining den Sisco.Other relatives attending that of Charles Becker, were Messrs.Earl Sisco, Allen Sisco, !\t___ Dupuis Allan Corlis Moyle i Lancaster^ and Mrs.H.ELECTRIC LIGHT AT HATLEY.Hatley, Nov.21.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The electric lights were turned on for the first time on the streets yesterday.EXTENDING SIDING AT AVER'S CLIFF.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Nov.21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Tbe Boston & Maine are extending their present siding\u2019 as far south as Bang\u2019s property.This was found ne- - cope with the increase of LORD KITCHENER A CANADIAN : COLONEL.London, Nov.21.\u2014Lord Kitchener has been appointed an honorary Col-1 one! in the Royal Canadian Engineers.MARRIAGES ?DREW \u2014 STANBRIDGE.\t1 l We t Bolton, Nov.21.\u2014(Special) \u2014 t The marriage is announced of Fran- t ce:-; Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leighton Btanbridge, to WF.ARB TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR Private Greeting Cards FOR X-MAS AND NEW YEAR.Yon have a better assortment to select Irom if you order early.traffic here wl nd crot dl is n sing of long meeting place.trains Harry Hawley Drew, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Drew, on Tues-! day, Nov.12th, in Greenfield, Maas j Coaticook Kottwe -Ttoptrtar Home for j Both bride and groom were former re-1 Travellers.A.A.Pomeroy.Prop.ddent of this place.! E.(.PHASER j The Druggl»t A Stationer.Sherbrooke i INCREASING BUSINESS SALE New\t\tBedard\u2019s Sherbrooke\tMult ï; Lacroix\tOld Clothing Store,\t\tStand 17 King St.\tTWO STORES\t19 King St, MILK! Protect your families by using Pasteurized, Germless Milk, put up in sterilized bottles.] Sherbrooke * Pure Milk Co.! INTEREST et 4 p»r eeit.allowed on 4* poeltc, computed half-yearly.Sherbrooke Loan and Mortgage Go.Office, Art Buildln*.Office hour», 9 to I; on Saturday» I to 11.Telephone Sll.W.Ji.HALB, Preeldeat.R.N.ROBINB.Bee.-Treaa.This will bd a sale of unequalled va\u2019ues ihat cannot fail to attract the attention of all sharp buyers, IIia purchasing public of Sherbrooke and surroandiug towns are cordially invited to attend this extraordinary sale of high grade goods at nuheard of low prices.If yon fail to come you let a grand opportunity go by that never was surpassed in this city.This Gigantic Sale Will Take Place Friday, November 22nd Commencing at 9 o'clock a.m, SHARP REMEMBER we are not offering you for this occasion some old stock, but some of the nawest goods of the season.By so doing can we not figure on largely increasing the amount of onr business ?It\u2019s for you to be the judge.A Few of our Maoy Great Bargains See what N.E.Fortier, head clerk in the Clothing Department, is offering you.Elegant Men\u2019s Overcoats, ulster style, in high grade goods, value $20.00, reduced to .$14.99 Striped Brown Tweed Overcoats, latest creation, value $16.00, reduced to .$10.?5 Brown, Green and Grey Tweed Overcoats, choice patterns, value $15.00, reduced to .$9.99 See our Special Men\u2019s Tweed Overcoats at $7.50 Boys\u2019 Grey Diagonal Overcoats, value $11.00, reduced to .$7.99 Boys\u2019 Brown Overcoats, heavy tweed, value $7.00, reduced to .$4.99 Children\u2019s Tweed Overcoats in grey tweed, value $4.50, reduced to .7.$3.39 Children\u2019s Brown Fancy Overcoats, value $6.00, reduced to .$4.50 50 Boys\u2019 Navy Blue Reefers, value $3.50, reduced to .$1.98 75 Men\u2019s Navy Blue Blanket Cloth Reefers, value $5.Cf0, reduced to .$3.98 75 Men\u2019s Brown Scotch Tweed Suits, value $18.00, reduced to .$11.49 50 Nice Brown Tweed Suits, value $16.00, reduced to .$10.99 For this occasion we will give you the choice of 300 Tweed Suits at .$5.99 BOOTS AND SHOES Mr.A.Brunelle, chief of this important department, has decided to make a regular sacrifice of the old prices.In consequence be tfook his long knife and went through every line and cut the prices right down to the last end.Let him convince you about it.\tXflftifilljI!l!fllll2!XiV!3flfl¥!II£llflf!S) Men\u2019s Calf Boots, value $5.00, reduced to .$3.75 Men\u2019s Oil Tan Calf Boots, solid leather, value $3.00, (or .$1.95 Being short of space wc cannot give you the prices of the other values, but the reduction is general.Come and se-i, and you v.\u2019i'l ne convinced.HERE\u2019S NEWS Did you hear the news ?Nault & Lacroix have enlarged their business place.They have taken Bedard\u2019s old stand and filled it with a complete range of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Ladies\u2019 Jackets, large variety of Furs, etc., etc.This is the cause of this sensational sale, which will make our competitors roar on account of our low prices.Dress Goods of all kinds at 30c for 22c, 60c for 44c, 75c for 67c.Réversible Tweed Cloakings, value $3.00 for .$1.95 Reversible Tweed Cloakings, value $2.50 for .$1.75 It will be a regular clean sweep.Take your choice.JACKETS Blue and Black frieze Jackets reduced to .$4.98 Grey, Brown Reversible Jackets reduced to .$7.49 and $9.99 Black Beaver and Broadcloth Jackets, latest creations, reduced to $7.00 and $8.00, $9.CO, etc.Also a complete choice of Misses\u2019 Jackets, ages 4 to 16, reduced to $2.50, $3.75, $4.50 and $5.75.FURS You should see our new prices on this line.To be convinced you will have to see them.Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s Fur lined Coats, Coon Coats, Astrachan Jackets at low cut prices.Come and see them.You must not forget that this sale is the first of the kind in Sherbrooke, a regular war on old time prices.Best quality of goods, lowest prices, NAULT & LACROIX -TWO STORES \u2014- 17 and 19 King Street Sherbrooke, Que.BWHMUI ^ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, ÎÎOVEMBER 21, 1912.PAGE SEVES.\"Daily Record\u201d Want Advertisements I BIC RESULT FOR LITTLE MONEY * * è R ITES:\u201415 words or less 15c each insertion, one cent for each additional word; six insertions for the price of five.HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE Bright girl wanted as steno- grapher, one who is capable ol taking charge of card system.Address Box 11 Record Office.A GENERAL SERVANT WANTED\u2014 No washing, small family.Apply Mrs.J.M.O'Halloran, Knowlton, Que.Middle-aged woman for meat and pastry cook.Apply Box 41, Record.TENDER WANTED FOR OUR HOS-XtL iery department.Apply Paton Manufacturing Co., Sherbrooke.[VTURSE MAID WANTED.APPLY Mrs.A.W.Blue, Melbourne street, between 6 and 7 in evening.mWO YOUNG LADY CLERKS WANT-LL ed at once.Also two men clerks.Apply L.A.Bayley.JJOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR small family, cord office.Apply Box 42, Re- QIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL house-work.Apply Mrs.Smith, 91 Drummond road.Arthur rpwo GIRLS WANTED FOR OUR woollen mill, to act as spoolers,-Paton Mfg.Co., Sherbrooke.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE.SALESMEN WANTED\u2014EXCLUSIVE lines ; permanent, big earnmgs guaranteed ; no experience, ten vacancies.Write Luke Bros., Limited, Montreal.A WARPER THOROUGHLY EXPER- V fenced on fancy woollens and worsteds wanted for our woollen mill.Paton Manufacturing Co.First class accountant and office man wanted to go to California.Must be thoroughly capable, reliable, and of good habits.References required.A permanent position and good salary to the right man.Apply in person or by letter to T.M.Craig, Sec.-Treas.Globe Consolidated Mining Co., Room 2, Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.OFFICE CLERK WANTED \u2014 MUST write both languages on the typewriter, either sex.Write Box 114, Record.T'tOOD GENERAL SERVANT WANT-VI ed.Apply Mrs.Robertson, Lennox- ville.IXi LET rDLEASANT FRONT ROOM, X furnished, use of telephone, fSl Laurier avenue.WELL Apply Fine tenement, six rooms, be- sides pantry, bath a'nd storeroom ; access to elevator.Hebert & Fortier's new building: OFFICE BOY WANTED.ONE WITH knowledge of Shorthand and Typewriting preferred.Lawrence, Morris & Melver.MEN WANTED FOR AUTOMOBILE work.Thousands o£ jobs at ÿlü to $00 weekly.Home study fits you in ten weeks.Free scholarships.Send for booklet.Rochester Automobile School, 905 Rochester, N.Y.SALESMAN WANTED\u2014A FINE CON-kP nection open to a few honest aud energetic men.Experience not necessary.Must furnish references.Apply Mr.L.O.E.Dufour, Supt., between 9 and 11 a.m., and 7 to 9 p.m.9-11 Geu^st Bldg., Sherbrooke.rkai estât» roa \"P LE A SANT NEW FLAT TO LET ON X Kingston avenue.Modern conveniences.Apply 2 Kingston avenue.TjTARM' FOR RENT, ON SHARES OR X for cash, 50 acres, all cleared, lying along city limits of Sherbrooke, one mile from high and public schools.Good house, two barns, young orchard, etc.Suitable for city dairy or would let buildings and ten acres for market gardening.Possession about Jan.1st, 1913, Apply Pritchard and Haight, Sherbrooke.Blots for sale on easy terms, between Hall and Hnbbard tvenues.East Sherbrooke Apply to H.R Fraser, advocate.Art Building AGENTS WANTED.EEPRESENTATIVES WANTED TO sell (Little Wonder) vacuum cleaner, \"the best cleaner made.\" Remember the name.Exclusive control for Canada.Odell, Farnham.THREE LADIES AND TEN GEN- DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE IN North Ward, facing Elizabeth St.and Parade ground.Apply W.E.Paton, Sherbrooke.Here is your chance to sell your property.We have the buyers if you have the property for sale.Send full particulars and terms to Box 33 Record.Desirable and well situated property and buildings in North ward for sale.Suitable for livery stable or cab stand.Apply D.G.Loomis & Sons, city.WK, acre farm for sale, four *\u20142-0 miles from Sherbrooke.Good buildings, running water.Fine location McFadden.Lennoxville.for dairy farm.Terms liberal.Hugh OTUDIO OF THE LATE M.D.KIL-k-J burn, including dwelling, barn and FOR 8ALB.ONE 40 H.P.LOCOMOTIVE TYPE boiler for sale .immediate ship- boiler for sale ; ment.The Jenckes Machine Co ited.Lim- BROWN HORSE, .WEIGHT lbs., good looker, for sale.1050 Not afraid cars or autos ; good driver.Price reasonable.J.S.Cassidy, Magog House Stables.O LEIGH (BIRON'S MAKE).ONE kJ horse sled ; parlor stove lor wood, for sale.Miss Woodward.Lennoxville.YEARLI^GS\u20149 GOOD BEEF YEAR lings for sale, very reasonable.M.Beaton, McLeod's, Que.M Hot water heater for sale, No.4 Doric.In good order.Bargain.J.Raymond Ball, Knawlton.PURE BRED UNREGISTERED HOL-stcin heifers, all ages, from heavy milking dams ; high grade Guernsey heifers, all ages, for sale.A few due to calve by registered sire, Dec., 1912.The above heifers are all well bred and cannot fail to make high class dairy and family cows.Address, E.Phelps Ball, Lee Farm, Rock Island, P.Q.MISCELLANEOUS.WANTED\tAT ONCE \u2014 125-FT.chain and bull wheel for pulling In logs.New or good second-hand.A.H.Cummings & Son, Ltd., Coaticook, Que.rPHREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS X wanted.Particulars to Box 32 Record.1^1 BIKON\u2014TWO FIRST-CLASS BAR- \u2022 hers, razors, strops, shaving soap, perfumes and pipes of all kinds always in stock.Hair cut 15c, Saturdays 25c.94a King St./'TAR OF ONE INCH DRY BASS-wood wanted.State price and quantity.Apply Box 43 Record.muino- ¦ IPMSPMUAIB ' \"\t\u2018 DPE» T#-SAÏ.As our p: lees (marked in plain figures), are lower than other houses, and we give a DISCOUNT FOR CASH, just think what you save by purchasing your Diamond Ring here.Of course, we have other terms and you can purchase a Diamond Ring, paying sa much each Week or Month.\tT Come in and talk it over.\tI \u2022 R.J, Spearing \\ \u2022 Goldsmith, Diamond Merchant.* j\tBell 4X3.\tt 13 Strathcona Sa.«.a.\u2022\u2022.\u2022.i*.ft.*.».(Continued from Page 1) I enabling Dominion to co-operate with ! Provinces in this purpose.Co opcra-| tion oi the Dominion Government | with Provincial Governments for the promotion of agriculture for which a bill will lie introduced by which sub-] stantial amount of money will be set j apart from consolidated revenue fund : for the purpose of assisting provinces ! for term of years.Further reduction I of cable rates.Extension of ban1; | charters and several oih'T bills pro-j viding for increased representation of I Sns tatchewan and Alberta in the I Senate.1 \u201cPapers will be laid before you MATINEE SALE on | 25 FANCY CHRISTMAS AND NEW Year\u2019s Cards only 25c, also 100 free.Fine assortment of handsome cards.All postpaid.Money back if not delighted.Record Emporium, Beebe, Que.\"jl/fTLLINERY STORE FOR SALE ON Wellington street.Apply Box 56, 1 ici tors in Sherbrooke and Townships for thoroughly reliable firm.Previous experience not absolutely necessary.All inquiries strictly confidential.Apply Box 40, Record Office.tlem.en\tobtain positions^as^Sp- | shed ^ bargain to quick buyer.Ad- dress, Mrs.M.D.Kilburn, Coaticook.Blacksmith shop for sale or to let at Gould, Que., or want to hire good man.Wm.Murray, Gould.lostTnd \"found mWO YEARLING STEERS AND -L heifer lost.Finder please communicate with Chas.Andrew\u2019s, South Duds-well, Que.Wellington street.Record.rpAILOR FINISHED COSTUMES AND -JL dressmaking at reasonable prices.Miss Archambault, 4 Morkill Road.ITAVING TAKEN OVER MR.AMES\u2019 \u201cîr o1(1 meat stand in the Lansdowne Market will take pleasure in announcing to the public that I will have the choicest meats of all kinds, and our best attention will be given to serve the people at once.\tA.O.Lemay.Bell Phone 3302, Lansdowne Market.HIT ( i A TION SWA NTBD jgITTTATION AS COOK WANTED IN ANAR A, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, v District of Saint Francis, in the a hotel.Apply Bowen avenue.SITUATIONS WANTED DO YOU WANT AN EXPERIENCED stenographer ?One who has had several years' experience in large city office ?If you need a good one address Box 36r Record Office, stating salary paid.\u201e\t.\t__ the Superior Court, No.415, the nineteen tli day of November, 1912, before MM.Gepest & Broderick, P.S.C., Louis Theodule Beaudoin, of St.Henri village, in the district of Quebec, gentleman, plaintiff, vs.Philias Bilodeau, of the city of Manchester, in the state of Massachusetts, United States, and Joseph Boudreau, formerly of the town of ; East Angus, district of St.Francis, r.nd ! now of a place unknown, defendants.- \u2014 ________1 The defendant, Joseph Boudreau, is or- ! dered to, appear within one month, 'the family remedy for Coughs and Colds (Signed) Genest & Broderick, P.S.C.\u2022Shiloh cost* «O little and foes so much!*' | (Signed) J.Nieol, attorney for plaintiff.m CITY NEWS Dr.F.J.Austin wns in Montreal for the week-end on business.Mr.L.A.Bayley in Montreal business.The regular meeting of the R.T.of T.will be held Thursday, Nov.2lst.Mr.C.E.Reid of the Y.M.C.A.and Mrs.Reid have returned from a few days in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Riais have returned from their wedding tour anil will live in Sherbrooke.Read the specials in Edwards\u2019 adv.to-day.Every item a money saver and helps reduce the cost of living.Hon.Justice White is spending a few days in Montreal the guest of Mrs.Richard White, Stanley Street.Miss Mary McCaulay is spending a couple of weeks with friends at Bishop\u2019s Crossing and Minton.Mr.and Mrs.J.Morency and children, who have been visiting friends in Bromptcnville, have returned to St.Johnsbury.Every article advertised for Saturday at Edwards\u2019 will also be on sale all day Friday.Shop early.Miss Margaret Nutbrown of Park-hurst, who has been visiting friends in Sherbrooke has gone to St.Johnsbury to spend the winter.Haydn\u2019s No.7 Symphony will be rehearsed by the Symphony Orchestra on Friday.Every member is requested to be on hand at 8 sharp.Master J.M.Parker and sister, with maid, have returned to their home in Portland, after a month's visit to Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Mitchell at \u201cElmhurst.\u2019\u2019 Miss Josephine Belanger, who has been visiting friends in New York and Boston, was in town this week on her way to her home in Cook-shire.Mr.and Mrs.Gardner Stevens of Waterloo were in town Tuesday the guests of Mrs.James Mack inn on at the Bank residence, on their wny to North Hatley to visit their daughter.COMIC SONG AT CHURCH.(From a London Letter.) An amusing story of a gramophone in a church is toM at the expense of a devout congregation not far from London.It has been the custom to employ the graphophone for preaching purposes in the small parish, where there is no regular minister.A Sunday or two ago the congregation was assembled for the service and when the time came for the sermon the machine was brought in and set rever-entlv on the table act aside for it.All was solemn attention.The grz-z-z-z of the machine could be heard distinctly and then the machine announced : \u201cJosephine\u2019s Pig ! A Comic Song !\u2019\u2019 , The service came to an abrupt end amid considerable confusion.TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.UNFURNISHED ice.j 31 Bank Street.TDURNISHED OR J house to rent at once.Apply Mrs.Connor BIBLE SCENES IN MODERN GARB (The Argonaut.) Even the structures of the ancient cirt of Jerusalem have changed.Where once were crumbling walls and ancient temples are now blocks of Government buildings.On the site of the Jaffa Gate is a broad and imposing avenue.In the streets are tramways and taxicabs, and the Western water cart has supplanted the man on foot with tils goatskin of water.In the Plains of Sharon and on the tablelands, between Jaffa and Jerusalem steam-driven thrashing machines and self-binding reapers are at work.Water is supplied by means of pumps driven by motors, Abraham\u2019s well at Beersheba being pumped in this fashion.Up-to-date motor-boats now cross the sea of Galilee, and a scheme is under consideration whereby similar boats will ply the River Jordan.H.R.H.THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.which embody trade arrangements I that have been consummated between the Dominion and certain of His Majesty\u2019s possessions in the West Indies.A fine new lot of curtain scrims in the latest designs, direct from York, now on sale at Edwards.\u2019 Public opinion of Hallock, TO AID NAVAL FORCES OF PIRE.EM \u201cDuring the past summer four mcm-^ew ! hers of my Government conferred in j London with His Majesty's Govern the ment on questions of naval defence.Leader of Opposition Says Expenditure Too IViuch On Special Warrants JUST ARRIVED BY EXPRESS Halibut, Cod, Haddock, White Fish, Oysters, Finnan Haddies.Bloaters 8 Boneless Codfish The best that money can buy.We also keep everything to be found in a first-class grocery store.Just send us a trial order and see now well satisfied you will be.Telephone No.648.L.3.LAKfiMAN, 4 Beckett Road FIRST DIVISION IN THE NEW HOUSE RESULTED IN MAJORITY OF 80.Quebec, Nov.21.\u2014An attack was made on the Government yesterday afternoon at the session of the Legislature by the leader of the Opposition in the debate on the budget speech for the large amount of money spent since last session on special (warrants, and consequently without the author-izacion of the members, who were elected to control such expenditures.As the total was $670,000, Mr.Tellier characterized the matter as an abuse and a scandal.Trie leader of the Opposition inquired why were members elected to the Legislature when so much money was disbursed without their consent, and without their control.The first vote of the session was taken arising out of the debate, and it resulted in a party division of 45 to 15.Mr.Godfroi Langlois supported the Government.Mr.Lavergne, who was present earlier, had left and did not vote.Don\u2019t Despair We know it\u2019s hard work finding a good cigar at a popular price.You\u2019ll Find a Winner in KINKEAD\u2019S SPECIAL PANATELAS Sweet and fragrant, a clear, uniform smoke to the last half inch.In boxes, $2.50 per box of 50.At all dealers.A.E.KINKEAD & CO.113 Wellington St.,\tSherbrooke pianist, who played here last Monday, is so divided and interesting that Prof.Sawdon promises at his earliest convenience a critical analysis of her as a woman and artist Important discussions took place and conditions have been disclosed which in opinion of my advisers render it imperative that effective naval forces of Empire should be strengthened This ! without delay.My advisers are con-1 vinced that it is the duty of Canada at this juncture to afford reasonable and necessary aid for that purpose.Bill will be introduced accordingly.\u201d OF TAXI SMASHED CANADIAN FICE WINDOW.Louden, Nov.2,.\u2014The spacious show windows at the Canadian Of- i flees of the Charing Cross was smash- I ed to smithereens yesterday by a ; skidding taxiean.One passenger was | hurled clean through the broken window', but was absolutely unhurt.possibly for Saturday\u2019s issue should help in deciding the general opinion for or against.The officers and members of St.George\u2019s Club, Lennoxville, have issued invitations for an informal dance to be given in the Town Hall on.the evening of Wednesday, November '27th.The patronesses are Mrs.C.N.Martin, Mrs.C.F.Wiggett, Mrs.R.C.McFadden, and Mrs.A.J.Burge, It is understood that Dr.E.G.Henry of Lennoxville, who a year or twro ago abandoned general practice has opened an office in Sherhcooke for 0rientale .was aIso a opillfir num.the treatment of special cases by elec- ppr in.these m°dey?.«mes a v.v\tT.role waa the Rolojst in .Lp lued enrariv0 agent His electrical ch:iIet>.(A.t(danl) an days to insure cooolcation.BELANGER & BEGIN, Assignees, j Sherbrooke, Nov.20, 1912.sympathy with this movement, and the first concert of the season said that the Provincial Government would seriously consider their representations.Representatives of organized labor said that they were tired of hearing men in the City Council trying to bribe the workingmen with half a cent or more an hour increase, and delay the work that would give them employment five or six months.Various speakers made it plain that the foregoing propositions were only view as temporary expedients until a more business like method of conducting the affairs of the city might be put into effect.WAN If D r reen Hard Wood 'VO.409, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of St.Francis.AUCTION SALE \u2014ON\u2014 Monday, November 25th, 1912 The undersigned has received instructions from Mrs.A.DUBOC, who has sold her farm to Messrs.Haight and Pritchard, and is giving up possession, to sell by public auction at said farm, one mile from Sherbrooke, on Magog road, 1st range, OR FORD, 2 Horses, good workers and drivers., one young and extra driver ; Cows to calve in January, 4 nice Pigs, 50 tons first-class Hay, Oat Straw, 100 bushels Oats, Buggy and Double Waggons, Sleighs, Sleds, Robes, Driving and Team that favorite musical organization, the Harmony Band, and an excellent programme was gone through with Prof.Eelix Badin conducting with his usual ability and discretion.The programme comprised a March,\u201d the overture from de Ploueastel\u201d (H.Lardeur); \u201cThe Glow Worm\u201d (Idyl) by P.Loucke, ' wood with the NtnUght limbs only, of and a brilliant waltz, \u201cThe Wedding : such tree : cut forjhc said wood.Ten of the Winds.\u201d A selection from Rossini\u2019s Opera of \u201cWilliam Tell,\u201d with orchestration Harnesses, Mowing Machine, Horse Superior j pake.Farming Tools.Rails, Shingle Court, Dame Emma Landry, duly au- Wood, etc.Household Furniture.Every-thorized a ester en justice aux fins des | thing must be sold.No reserve, présentés, of St.Francois Xavier of ( Terms liberal.See posters.Brampton, said district, wife common as £aie at * o'clock p.m.sharp.of Thimothc Levasseur.I\t-\t- -\t- Tenders will be received up to SA- : \u201cGrand | turday, the 3