Sherbrooke daily record, 31 mai 1913, samedi 31 mai 1913

[" H r' herbrooke Daily Record Established 1897 SHEEBKOOKE, QUE., SATURDAY MAY 31, 1913.ONE CEN1: ÎHIWIETH SES» OF THE MONTREM METHODIST CONFERENCE Will Be Held in The Methodist Church, Sherbrooke.Ministerial Session Will Open on Wednesday, and Lay Delegates Will Join Clerical Body on Friday.Stationing Committee Will Begin Work on Monday Night.List of Ministers Who Will Be in Attendance.The Thirtieth Session ol the Montreal Conference of the Methodist church will open in the Methodist Church on Friday, June 6th., at 9 charge of Rev.Dr.Sparling of St.James\u2019 Methodist Church, Montreal, to which the public is cordially invited.THE PROGRAMME.o'clock a.m.The territory compris- i The following is the programme : cd in the conference is the Province The ministerial session of the Con-of Quebec and Eastern Ontario extending west as far as Pembroke on the north and Kingston on the south.The conference is composed of an equal number of ministerial and lay delegates with a membership of Ü '.' .\u2022 -\u2022 ¦ ; REV.W.R.YCfUNG, Montreal, President of Conference.about 475 and besides there are some 40 students.An attendance is expected of about 300.The President for the past year Rev.W.R.Young, B.A.D.D., of Douglas Church, Montreal, has been transferred to the Toronto Conference and his duties will be assumed by the ex-president, Rev.S.J.Hughes, M.A., of Renfrew until the election of a new President on Friday morning, June 6th.The Conference Secretary is Rev.A.E.Pates of Knowlton.The Stationing Committee will meet on Monday, June 2nd., at 8 p.m.and will meet throughout the Conference as may bo necessary.MINISTERIAL SESSION.The Ministerial Conference will meet on Wednesday, June 4th., at 2-30 and the full conference of ministerial and lay delegates on Friday, J une 6th., at 9 a.m.The various Conference Anniversaries will be hold each evening at 8 o\u2019clock, and will be open to the public.Each day of the Conference there will be special Evangelistic meetings at 11.30 a.m.in REV.W.T.G.BROWN, B.D., Pastor of Conference Church.ference will open on Wednesday, June 4th, 1013, at 2.30 p.m.STATIONING COMMITTEE.Monday, June 2nd, 8 p.m.Stationing Committee meets.Tuesday, June 3rd, 8 p.m., Statistical Committee meets.MINISTERIAL SESSION.Wednesday, June 4th.\u20142.30 p.m., Ministerial Session opens, 7 p.m., (^inference Treasurers meet District Financial Secretaries.8.p.m., Con ference Educational Anniversaryi chairman, G.1,.Master, Esq.speakers.G.F.Johnston, Esq; Rev.Geo.W.MeColl, B.A.,'B.D.Thursday June 5th.\u20148 a.m., Bible Stujly, 9 a.m.Ministerial Session Re-opening.11.30 a.m., Evangelistic service, Rev.Wm.Spearling, B.A., I).D., p.m., Opening.3 p.m., Lay Association meets.4 p.m.Annual Lecture before the Theological Union, by Rev.Edw.B.Ryckman, M.A., D.D.; Subject, \u201cRecollections ol Fifty-seven years in the Ministry.\u201d 5.30 p.m., Conference Committees meet for organization.8.p.m., Conference Sunday School and Epworth League Anniversary; Chairman, W.L.Hhurtleff, Esq., LL.I)., K.C., speakers, Rev.George 8.Clendinnen, S.T.L.Rev.John G.Fulcher, S.T.L.Friday, June 6th.\u2014!) a.m., Opening of Conference, Devotional exer-i Continued on page 7) m '\u2022\u2018kSi m METHODIST CHURCH, SHEHBROO KE, WHERE SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD.DAILK NEWS SPEWS EBON ILL PARIS OF IIÏ EASTERN WHOPS BOARD OF FOR JIANVILLF Organization Decided Upon At a Meeting of ilie Citizens TWENTY-EIGHT JOIN AT FIRST MEETING\u2014MR.M.H.RICHEY PRESIDENT.Danville, May 31.\u2014 (Special) \u2014A representative meeting of Danville business men assembled in the Town Hall last evening and took the initial steps towards the organization of a Board of Trade.Mayor Guilmette called the meeting to order and spoke of the advantages which he believed would result from the organization of a Board.The matter had been discussed for same time and Mr.McCracken and Dr.Cleveland had acted as a committee to look into the matter.This public meeting had been called and the Mayor hoped it would he decided to organize.Mr.V.E.Morrill, of the Sherbrooke Board of Trade, was present, and laid before the meeting certain facts bearing upon board of trade organization and incorporation and submitted a sample set of by-laws.It was pointed out that it Danville decided to organize its board would be the twentieth in the Townships.Already it had been shown that these boards could accomplish much both locally on behalf of their individual communities and collectively through the Associated Boards on behalf of the Eastern Townships as a whole.The meeting was thrown open for informal discussion of the matter and on motion of Mr.McCracken, seconded by Mr.H.Girard, it was resolved to organize' a hoard for Danville.The chief officers were elected as follows : Honorary President \u2014 Alexander MeLeay.President\u2014M.H.Richey.Vice-President \u2014 C.H.Cleveland.Sec.-Treas.\u2014A.J.Bayard.A committee to further the organization was appoioted as follows : H.Girard, Jos.Masson, E.E.Philbrick, A.C.Miquelon and J.H.Doak.The members of the committee will act as chairmen of five permanent committees and together with the President and Vice-President, will form the Executive.They will report at an adjourned meeting, suggesting names, associates on the committees, and forward plans for completing the organization and obtaining incorporation of the Board.It was decided to have an initiatioin fee of $1, and an annual membership fee of $1.It is hoped to interest a large membership and as Danville\u2019s interests are closely allied with the surrounding agricultural district, it is hoped that many farmers of the township may join.Twenty-eight joined immediately and handed in their fees.It was decided to adjourn for two weeks, when it is expected details will be worked out for completing the organization of the Board.Among those present were : Mayor Guilmette, Geo.McCracken, Joseph Masson, H.Girard, J.H.Doak, Dr.McKee, E.E.Philbrick, U.Bonneville, H.R.Cleveland, S.L.Gibson, J.H.Vilandre, L.A.Dion, Victor Roux, Jas.McCallum, J.Wadleigh, H.\tM.Richey, J.Roy, Max Richey,J.A.Bayard, J.Gifford, G.H.Cleveland, A.C.Miquelon, J.A.Boivin, J.H.Boutelle, A.Chagnon, W.Z.Mathews, Hy.Roux, C.C.Brown,Dr.I.\tPorter, Ed.Morrill, F.H.Bridgman, L.E.Findley, Wilson and others.It is believed that much interest will ho taken in the new organization and that the Danville Board will interest itself in many matters pertaining to the welfare of the town.It is very likely that the Board will he represented at the next meeting of the Associated Boards at Farnham on the 20th.I DESIST HOME RULE Ulster Army Now to Qoarter of Million Men RECEIVING CAREFUL INSTRUCTION \u2018iN USE OF RIFLE FROM ARMY MEN.New York, May 31.\u2014(Special) \u2014 A London cable to the Tribune says it is reported from Belfast that the Ulster army, drilled and ready to resist Home Rule, now amounts to a quarter of a million trained men.They are receiving careful instruction by army men and ex-army men in the use of modern rifles.They are practising daily, with and without Morris tubes, indoors and out, but only the chiefs of the organ ization know the places where the stores of weapons are steadily accumulating, or how they are coming.Outcome of Political Battle to Be Determined to day LABOR PARTY NOW IN POWER IS EXPECTED TO BE RETURNED AGAIN.Sydney, N.S.W., May 31.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Australian Commonwealth is awaiting in suspense the outcome of the great political battle that is being fought out at the polls to-day.Never before have the issues at stake in a campaign for the election of members of the Commonwealth Parliament been so momentous and never before has the feeling between the opposing parties been so high.Whether the Labor party now in power shall be retired in favor of the Liberal opposition, or shall be returned to power for another period of three years is the great (i.iestion to be decided by the voters.During the tarlier years of federation in Australia little was accomplished looking to the permanent welfare of the new nation, but during the last few years under the control of the Labor Party, a pioneering policy along economic, social and political lines has been adopted.The Labor party is headed by Andrew Fisher, now serving his second elective term as prime minister of the Commonwealth, while the Hon.Jos.Cook, whose free trade tendencies have caused a split in his party, is leading the Liberals.Although the forces are fairly evenly matched it is believed from certain indications that the Labor party will again be successful and that Premier Fisher, once a coal miner in Wales, will he returned to power.ILEASEO AGAIN FROM Mrs.Pankhurst Went on a Hunger Strike Again.RRIDE OF 1 Ml TAB HER LIEE Party Was Rejoicing In House Over Marriage at Time HTONE CRUSHER READY FOR BUSINESS.Cowansville, May 31.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The stone crusher 1ms been erected unil all machinery is in good running order.Work will he started in earnest as soon as weather will permit.In the meantime the new 3 inch plank him arrived for rc-planking the \u2022bridge, which will he done at once.THE COWANSVILLE CREAMERY MAKES GOOD SHOWING.Cowansville, May 31.(Special) -Messrs.T.W.Dunn mother was gowned in a gray and Monday, .-une 2nd.\ti\t|qach trimmed with black lace Try the Gazette a morning paper | afia \u201elack hat v;itu manvc trimmings.f°ÆDlT;t \"'ftw\tMrs.Best, mother of the groom wore In tlie list of new omcers in button ,\t,\t, .Rifle Club the name of George E.!\tf1* W1«?lace trimmings and Mr.and Mrs.F.Giddings, of China s Clark was wrongly given in place of i v\u2018 11 ~c\t,rone8 ^ as best will move to Knowlton for \u2019the .sum-j 0.E.Curley, as one of the executive 1 r!lan\u2019 Mi.D Arcy Jameson and Mr.\t.\tI cvhn H\u2019o tm-»-! i-.r* n r*+n/1 n a hcjVi«t»o\tiiht mer, as Mr.Giddings lias hired ou:, to Mr.D.Green to run his saw mill, lately purchased from Mr.B.Sheppard.Arrivals and departures are : Mrs.Halerow, of Bedford, guests of Miss ; T.Mason and Master Basil to Rich Clara, Boomhour, Macdonald College, ; ford ; Miss V.Ross, of Knowlton, at on Saturday; Mrs.G.G.and Misses Nellie and Marion Sawyer, Messrs, L.G.and E.E.Beerwort and John Te* treau to Henryville on Tuesday; Mr.Mr.E.Paige's ; Miss Estella Mooney, of Boston, visiting relatives and The new machine cost $12,000 friends in the Glen ; Mrs.A.Hall and its bucket lifts .3^ yards of Miss Mooney at Mr.R.Duboyce\u2019s ou each dip.The work is now going on officers.Mr.Clark will, however, as-* John Farmer acted as ushers.Dur-sist the Club as iisu in any matter inK t*le signwg of t.he register, Mr.under consideration.\t1 John Curne sang \u201cBecause.\u201d Af- Thc Marion steam shovel, which f-\"1' th ceremony a reception was had seen its best days, has been re- i üc1s Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Tacoma.Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria, etc., during June, July, August and September.Excellent train service.For rates, illustrated folders, time tables and full particulars address B.H.BthK-NETT, General Agent, 46 Yonge street.Toronto, Ont.Births, IHarrlagi\u2019s and Deaths BIRTHS ARNOTT.\u2014 At Bast Angus, on May 28th,\t1913, a daughter, to Mr.and Mrs.S.I.Arnott.BRIGGS.\u2014At East Angus, on May 30th, 1913, a son, to Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Briggs.PARKER\u2014At Thetford Mines West, Que., on May 16th, 1913, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Archie S.Parker.CARD OF THANKS.We desire to thank all our kind friends and neighbors for their help and sym-pathy during the illness and death of our dear mother.MR.JOHN JACKSON.MRS.HARRY TAMBLYN.H'bert Minos.Que.May fit, mu.CARD OF THANKS.Mrs.A.K.Mackay and children wish to extend their sincere thanks to their friends and neighbors (would especially mention the members of Strathcona Lodge.I.O.O.F.) for their assistance in so many ways during the illness and dent ii of t heir dear husband and father.Not only do they appreciate their assistance.hut the thoughtful and modest wav in which it all was done, i They also would th'ank those who sent floral tributes, Scotstown, May 29, 1913.ter, Mrs.J.H.Hawkins.The heavy rains fob the past few days are retarding the farmers with their spring work.i For further Bedford District news CUNARDLINE Canadian Service From Montreal June 14 June July It Ascanla From Southampton.May 29\tAUSONIA June 12\tASCANIA July 3\tAUSONIA Passage rate\u2014Cabin (II.) $47.50 and upwards.Other steamer $-16.25 and upwards.Third Class Brit ish Eastbound, $30.25 ; Prepaid West $30.For further particulars apply t E.H.SEWELL or C.H.FOSS.She, broqke, Que., or The Robert Reford Co.Limited.Montreal.Quebec, Toronto, St John, N.B., and Portland.Me.Round Trip Summer Tourist Fares from stations in Ontario and Quebec.Going June 1st to Sept.30th.Return limit Oct.31st.Portland, Oregon, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.$109.00 Los Angeles and San Francisco, Cal.$110.70 Rates on account of Conventions, etc.Lomg on specified dates during June July and August with a return limit of about two months, $101.50 and $103.20.Stop overs allowed on all tickets.For tickets and reservations apply to C.H.FOSS, C.P.& T.A.,\t2 Strath- cona Sq., Phone 88, or W.Harrison, Station Agent, Phone 197.Two Marconi Operators on all Steamers.From Glasgow May 24 May 31.J une 7 From Montre J tine June 1 June SATURNIA CASSANDRA LETITIA Passage Rates\u2014Cabin\t(II.) $47.5 Third Class, east and westbound, $31,1 For full Information apply to E.SEWELL Or C.H.FOSS, Sherbrco: Que., or The Robert Reford Co., Llm ed, Montreal, Toronto, St.John.N.: Quebec.TIME TABLE In Effect Jan'y 20th, 1913 BOSTON * NEW YORK EXPRESS\u2014 Leave Sherbroake 7.5Q a.m.dallr.arriva Lavl» 1.11 ».m., dusbae l.aa p.m.PASSENGER\u2014Lear# Bharbrooka K.OC p.m.daily axcapt Sunday, arriva Levla 8.10 p.m., Quebec 9.IS a.m.ACCOMMODATIO N \u2014Leave Bharbrooka 7.00 p.m.dally axcapt Bondar, arrive Valley Jet.8.80 g.m.Alao connecting train* on the Macaa-tlo and Chandiora Vfdley Dlvlaloma, For timetable* or further partloalara apply to any of th* Company\u2019* Atraat* or to E.O.Grundy, G.r.* P.A.Sherbrooke, Qne.fiheumaiism, Sciaticcr Lumbago are the most obstinate of diseases to cure.We have a remedy that in a lar^e percentaRO of cases cures.This is a prescription of a practicing physician of forty-three years* experience.ONE DOLLAR only by mail postpaid.If no relief follows, we positively guarantee to refund your money.Write to-day.Templeton's Rheumatic Capsule Co., 315 College Street, TORONTO.ONTi «ecu, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1913.MLnO^Ufc, \\X7E are making an ex-ceptionally good showing of the g^od kind of clothes for men in our new quarters at 141 Wellington St, It will interest the young fellow who wants the newest ideas in clothes to know that he will be fitted perfectly.We are most anxious to have the particular man look at, and try some of our clothes on\u2014and test their shape=wearingquali-ties The very best quality of Woolens and trimmings are used, and guaranteed We are opening two cases of English shirts today, and they are good shirts.Priced as low as $1.25 and some a little higher We will be pleased to have you call and see us in our new quarters.MEN\u2019S WEAR 5 4 « * * 4 t 4 4 4 * Mr.J.W.Bearder\u2019s Residence CORNER PORTLAND AVENUE AND QUEBEC STREET.Nine rcoms and bathroom, hot water heating, gan, tleti.ru\tre- ment reliai, corner lot .00x3 32.For price and further particular» call me up.Robert Seiveright Rn*l\tand Curtom» Broker.Phone Office »*îS- Houne 12D0.\t1 York Apartments \u201cIF\u201d you are not satisfied with YOUR Glasses Mr.Horace Paradis of St.lohns-bury, who has been in town, returned home this evening.Mr.Abel Lawson, Mrs.and Miss Lawson of Woonsocket, R.I., were among the visitors to the city yesterday and left for Quebec and the Lake St.John District.Try OURS A.C.Skinner The Optician, 7 Stratbcona Square CITY NEWS Choir practice to-night at Methodist Church full attendance.Wanted\u2014Express driver.Apply Bray Bros.Mr.Eugene Roy, of Montreal, is in town for the week-end.Miss Beaton, of Bury, was in the city yesterday on her way to Spol-ford, N.H.Mr.James Stewart has returned to Asbestos after spending Empire Day with his family.Parties wearing artificial eyes will find a well selected stock at Bountiue\u2019s Hardware Store, East Sherbrooke.Miss Margaret Dunsmore returned home last night from a week\u2019s vacation spent with friends in Bury.The marriage of Mr.Leo.Laliberte to Miss Amande Couture will take place at St.Jean Baptiste Church, East Sherbrooke, on June Ihth.Mrs.Wm.Exiey, Miss Dorothy and Master Earle Exiey.of Malone, N.Y., are the guests of Mrs.Exley\u2019s sister, Mrs.G.R.Taylor, SK Laurier avenue.The Cleaning and Pressing Parlor, 'phone 1205, ICC Wellington St.Dry cleaning a specialty.By recent militia orders, Lieutenant H.H.Hyland cf the 5-ird.Sherbrooke Regiment is permitted to retire.Mrs.J.E.Poutre has returned home from a very delightful trip to Winnipeg and other cities of the Canadian West, and also visited 81.Catherines and Niagara Falls, Ont.Mr.J.M.Nault, who has spent the winter at Southern I\u2019ines, N.C., has come farther north, as the weather grows warmer and is now with Mrs.Nault at Saranac Lake, New York.Messrs.J.S.Tetrault, G.F.Begin, L.Berard and F.Brurrelle are leav ing to-day for Ottawa to attend the golden jubilee of L\u2019Union St.Joseph of Canada.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Archer of New York, and Misses Laura and -Mary Archer from Newton, Mass., were in town yesterday, and left for Halifax, N.S., today.Mrs.Patrick Delaney who was called to Rock Forest two weeks ago by the illness of her-mother, Mrs.P.Delaney was in town yesterday visiting friends, before returning home.The annual reunion of the Montreal Conference Branch of the Victoria College Alumni Association will he held in Sherbrooke Friday evening, June.\u20acth, from 6 to 8 o\u2019clock.This annual gathering will take the form of a banquet.The regular monthly meeting of the Sherbrooke local association of the Victorian Order of Nurses wrill he held in the Art Hall, Monday afternoon, June 2nd at S.W.All members and those who intend to become members I are reejuested to he present.Invitations have been issued for the I wedding of Miss Elizabeth May Robinson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Robinson, to Mr.Harold W.Cline, of this city.The ceremony will take place at St.Peter\u2019s Church, on Wednesday, June 4th, at 7 o\u2019clock.New Livery.\u2014Mr.E.A.Hiliiker wishes to announce that he has open ed a first-class hoard, feed and livery stable at the old .Windsor House.First-class teams delivered anywhere in the city at any hour at reasonable prices for prompt service.A very enjoyable tea was given at the Scouts\u2019 club room, Lennoxvillc, Friday last week, proceeds of which will he devoted to camp expenses.Mrs.R.W.E.Wright, Mrs.Wilkinson and Mrs.Tindall received.Mrs.Brews ter poured tea and the cake table was presided over bv Mrs.Norcross, Mrs.McMurray and Mrs.McKindsey.The small tea tabler:, which were prettily arranged with cut flowers, were attended to by the hoy scouts.Among the recent arrivals at the famous little Canadian summer resort North Hatley, are Mr.and Mrs.Randolph Hurry, Miss Hurry, Miss fondit, and Mrs.i>awrence Swift of York, who are settled at \"liu .y Scurry,\u201d their handsome cottage for the summer; Mr.and Mrs.W.I>.Fraser, from Nassau, Bahama is-Laods, have taken the lilashfield Cot tage for the season and Mrs.and Miss Bowring are occupying one of Mrs.Jay\u2019s cottages.Every day sees new arrivals, and the \"Connaught Inn\u201d and Annex are.filling up.Mir.and Mrs.Rmrry motored from New York to North Hatley.Among the Eastern Townships people registered in town are the following: F.R.Cromwell, Eastman; A.J.Pennoyer, H.A.Stevenson, Cook-shire; C.F.Murray, Bury; E.W.Doyle, Richmond; A.L.Deseve, Magog; J.Boisvert, Sawyerville; A.E.Bryant, J.E.St.Pierre, Rock Island: C.E.Baldwin, H.E.Colt, Coaticook; H.A.McCrea, G.H.Aylmer Brooke, N.Hatley; W.L.Smith, Mystic; O.Lamoureux, South Ham; M.J.Miller, G.K.Van, Lake Me-gantic; R.H.McClatchie, Ayer\u2019s Cliff: A.Chamheriand, J.A.Drolet, La Patrie; A.Houde, Plessisville; J.A.St.Denis, Weedon; C.L\u2019Homme, Warwick; Dr.C.D.Paradis, J.E.It.Bateman, Black Lake.Mr.James Robertson, an old employee of the Jenckes Machine Co., has severed his connection with that firm and accepted a position with the Canadian Rand Co.On the occasion cf his leaving last evening Mr.Rol ortson was surrounded by his fellow workmen and presented with a handsome Masonic ring and pins, accompanied by an address read by Mr.Lewis Dunsmore, expressive of the good fellow-ship that had always existed during the many years he had been among them and sincere regret at his leaving.Mr.Robertson expressed his appreciation in a few suitable words and said he heartily regretted leaving \u201cthe boys\u201d with whom he had worked so many years, after which he was given an \u201caerial toss\u201d with the usual accompaniment j of \"For He\u2019s a Jolly Good Fellow.\u201d j Miss Stella Spearing entertained on Thursday at \"The Pines,\u201d Melbourne street, at a \u201clily\u201d tea m honor of Miss Leah Kerr, who has been much entertained before her approaching marriage.The guests included Miss Kerr, Mrs.H.Sampson, Mrs.J.E.Smith, Misses Enid Horton, Kate and Norma Fales, Marjorie Keene, Ethel Kerr, Alice Wilson, Aubrey Sampson, Olive Palmer, Agnes Edwards, Bernice Fuller, Jean MacLeod and Marjorie Farquhar.The floral decorations of the house and the tea table were lilies of the valley and blue forget-me-nots, with touches of pick in the way of ribbons, ices, etc.Mrs.Spearing poured tea and.Mrs.Sampson cut the ices, assisted by Misses Agnes Edwards, Alice Wilson, Aubrey Sampson and Stella Spearing.After tea a prettily trimmed and worked laundry hag filled with dainty aprons and work bags was presented to the bride-elect, the unique gift, the work of the friends present, being accompanied with kindly wishes and prettil-ly acknowledged.Music was furnished by Misses Marjorie Keene and A1 ice Wilson, who gave, piano selections and Miss Olive Palmer, who was heard in a pretty song.ters of interest to the, various branches were touched on.A vote of thanks to i$rs.Jones for her able and comprehensive report was moved bjç Mrs.Sewell, seconded by Mrs.Seiveright, and carried unanimously.The meeting closed with the benediction.NIGOLET FALLS Mr.E.Carson is confined to the house through severe illness; Mr.Frechette, from a trip to Montreal ; Mrs.Rockett and Miss P.Rockett, a few days in Montreal; Miss Marjorie Golden, who has been spending some time with her aunt, Mrs.T.Manner-ing, returned home.CASTLEBAR.Arrivals and departures include : Mrs.Steven D.Olney to Montreal to attend the Missionary Convention; Mrs.E.M.Leet home, after a visit in Montreal.Guaranteed Electric Irons-Special Price $3.75 GUARANTEE.This Iron is gnaranteed to he free irom defects in workmanship and material.II the limtins clement burns out within live years from date on this ticket, providing that it has been used on a circuit of proper voltage, return the Iron, with ticket, and it will be replaced.ELECTRICAL REPAIR AMD SUPPLY CO.W.J.WIGGETT MAIL -\u2019T\t71 Wellington St, t b ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.\t{ Comfortable Low Shoes\tl IN BLiACKr.WHITE OR TAN FOR STREET WEAR.\tP We are anxious to interest you in this store.It isn't compulsory ^ that you buy every time you c^ll.If we can keep you well posted on ^ our stock we\u2019li take chances on ypur pat/onage.\t^ M.J.CROQUETTE\t* 80 Wellington Street, -\t-\tOpposite His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.{ CHURCH NOTICES BAPTIST CHURCH.Services :vt the Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 u.m.and 7 p.m.Bible School at \u20182.30 p.m.The subject for the morning subject will he \"Friendship\u201d and that of the evening \"Accepting and C onfessing Christ.\u201d The ordinance of the Lord\u2019s Supper will lie administered at the close of the evening service.Seats free.Strangers cordially welcomed to all these services.FIRE AT EAST; SHERBROOKE BAKERY.A fire call was sent in by \u2019phone at 11.45 p.m.last night for a (ire in Turcotte\u2019.-; store, situated at the corner of Bôwen avenue and Bridge street.Some wood had been left in an oven and had ignited, causing considerable smoke.No damage was done.No.3 station answered and was out fifteen minutes.ENJOYED ANNUAL EXCURSION.The Senior Bhilosophy ( lass of St.Charles Seminary enjoyed their annual excursion to \"Montjoie,\u201d on Lake Gendroii, Wednesday and Thursday.They were accompanied by Mgr.Tanguay, Rev.A.Maltais and several other professors and had a remarkably pleasant outing.Various amusements were indulged in, including boating, fishing, botanizing, walking, etc., and in the evening there was no lack of music, several members of the band and orchestra being present.Mas.; was said in the little chapel attached to the summer home of the Seminary Fathers and excellent and abundant meals were furnished by the caretaker and assistant.Altogether the excursion was a great success.W.A.OF ST.PETER\u2019S.The regular meeting of the W.A.of St.Peter\u2019:-: Church was held Thursday afternoon in the Church Hall, Mrs.James Mackinnon presiding.'the meeting opened with the usual devotional exercises, the \"Members\u2019 Prayer,\u201d and an appropriate missionary hymn, after which the business of the month was transacted.The treasurer announced the house-to-house collection as amounting to $10.60, and the members\u2019 fees to $10.The principal feature of the afternoon was the report of the annual meeting of the Diocesan Branch of the W.A.at Quebec, read by Mrs.S.A.Jones, delegate to the meeting.A brief resume of the sermon preached at the opening service by Rev.Dr.Van Allen, Rector of the Church of the Advent, Boston, was given, and heard with much interest.The treasurer\u2019s report showed the income for the year to be $5,081.06.'fhree Deanery meetings had been held at O aticook, Lennoxvillc and Cookshire with the result of a Girls\u2019 branch formed at East Sherbrooke, and a new branch at St.Ely, Orford.j A Boys\u2019 Auxiliary had also been or-1 ganized at Sherbrooke.The Diocesan pledges had been fully met an 1 the enthusiasm had increased.The address given by Rev.Canon Gould was full of food for thought.There are, he said, seventy-nine religious bodies in Canada.The Church of England I comes between the Roman Catholics and others, ft tends to develop the individual and emphasize the whole.It was a fallacy to believe that the Kingdom of God could be limited to one people.Canada had been kept for a special purposi .Men of all na-tiorm were coming to the new conn try, and though they change their habitations, they bring their characters with them.The most potent instrument given to the Canadian people to wot < the I RO,i id S TANT TEACHER WANTED for Model Department of ttfe North Hatley Academy ; one having thorough knowledge of French preferred.Apply giving references to W.E.LeBaron, North Hatley.PA SSISTANT MODEL TEACHER 'J.\\.wanted for Sawyerville Model School, to have charge of fourth elementary, first and second model grades.Apply, with testimonials.R.W.Montgomery, Sec.-Treas.PROTESTANT TEACHER WANTED with diploma, by the school trustees, far the South Ham dissentient school.Term commencing 2nd Sept.Apply to R.J.Mackay, Sec.-Treas., South Ham, Que.[T71IVE TEACHERS WANTED FOR \u2022Ij the elementary schools of the municipalities of Melbourne and Brompton Gore.Term, eight mouths, commencing Sept.2nd.Salary, $.\u2018K> a month for 'teachers holding diplomas from McGill Normal or McDonald College.Applica-lions to be in by July 1st.Apply A.E.Main, Sec.-Treas., Upper Melbourne.EXAMINATION PAPER, SPECIMEN ¦ J and test paper.Page Printing & Binding Co.Sherbrooke.Roman catholic school tka- cher wanted, with an English elementary diploma and being able to teach French, with\u2019 good references.Good salary.For information apply to Mr.H.Marois, Sec.-Treas., Inverness, Que.MISOELLANEOUS.fl/WA POST CARDS FREE TO IN-JA/\\/ troduce offers.Write for cards today.Send no money.Emporium, Beebe, Que.{ j RHEUMATISM OR SCIATICA\u2014SUF-I i ferers are often discouraged because a remedies they try invariably fail.We S;- havè a remedy that will do the work, or we ^refund the money.Relief for $1.00 .guaranteed.Order one box now and X stop suffering.Templeton's Rheumatic J; Capsule Co., 315.College Street, Toron-m to, Ont.c-i- HORSE WANTED FOR LIGHT Express.weighing about 1050 to 1100 \u2022$lb8.McLean's.IfkJUMMER BOARD WANTED WITH refined English -Jamily on farm for «lady and two children, ages 4 and 0, for Ijjjuly and August.Address Mrs.(î.G.^Parlÿor, 358 Grosvenor Ave., West-^Rioupt, Que.\u2022 frwo ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ?in North Ward.Reply Box 87 Record.rrHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING M .of shareholders of The Dominion Liphe Co., will be held at the Company\u2019s \u2019 offÇée in Sherbrooke, Quo., on Tuesday, the Duh day of June next at 10.30 a.in.Buslnm*\u2014Reception of reports, election of directors, and all such other business as may regularly come before the meeting.A.F.Fraser, Secretary.Sherbrooke, Que., May 27,\t14>13.1 ) A.VIZINA, OF ST.CLAUDE 1 \u2022 North, township of Cleveland, Auctioneer for any property, is open for business in any part of the Townships.-OTRAYED INTO MY PASTURE THE ^ \u2019 first part of May, two yearlings *«4 one two year-old.Owner can have same by proving propert y and paying expenses.'Win.Jenkin.Suffield, Que.^JTRAYED INTO MY PASTURE THE ^ first part of May.four yearling and pile two-year-old.Owner can have same by proving property ;,ntl paying expenses.Cfiftis.McFarlane, Suffield.Que.VIOLIN ANT) MANDOLIN LESSONS given by Professor Frank Dudley, 7Ô Montreal St.City Tel.525.- * - Bookkeeping, pitmans short- hand.Touch Typewrit ing-^-Private bassons given by Englishman.Individual lessons are essential for success.Apply BoV 81 Record.i\\Y/ATEKJ SUPPLY GOODS, El EC-Itt trie-lighting outfits and pneumatic wafer systems fc.r country homes.\u2019oin pinto installations made.Wind mills, faults, pumps, gasoline engines, etc.E.A.Fcx, Sherbrooke, Quo.I ibotmTH OF JDliY AT RICHFOKD\u2014 * Mnniimr.Rtnint iiat;ido of linrribles : 1 li.m.bnfioball bet woon linrlinKton and h .Mnnl.rcal team ; 1 p.m.ImrHP races.$(Vio in purses.There will he special l rain from St.Albans and reduced rates \u2019OSITION WANTED BY AN EXRER-1 irm od ehaiificur.Can furnish best of references in regard to character and ability.Address A.J.Mossa, Newport Centre.Vt.\t___________________ VrONEY LOST, MONDAY, 26TH, ,*l either »l Grand Trunk Station or on Montreal train.Good reward on return to Jos.Ooutur», 2316 Clark Bt.t Montreal.Cold Jewellery Our line of 14-k.Gold Jewellery set with pearls is very complete.We have Pendants, Necklets, Brooches, Lace Pins, Bar Pins, Stick Pins, Cull Links, Bracelets, Rings, etc.We buy these only from the most reliable manufacturers, and can depend upon them as to quality and workmanship.R.J.Spearing Goldsmith and Diamond Merchant 83 Strathcona Square.HECLA FURNACE.DOORS, WIN-dows and bathtub for sale.G.J.Brown, 69 Queen St.1 H.P.OLDS' GASOLINE ENGINE and grinder for sale.Nearly new.M.J.Gaulin, Sawyerville.jCJHORTHORNS\u2014SEVERAL CHOICE LD yearling heifers for sale.Barred Rack eggs for hatching.All pens headed by males bred by E.B.Thompson or A.C.Hawkins.John Racey.Lennoxville.ONE VERY NICE AND NEARLY new two-seated canopy top American make Surrey, with p'oïe and shafts, for sale.Can be used with cr without top.Apply to W.R.Webster & Co.PPST OFFICE BOXES FOR SALE-when the Rock Island post office is moved to its new quarters in the Public Building, the present lock and call boxes will be for sale.There is sufficient for two small cilices and can be divided.There are 40 fork boxes and 140 cull boxes ; drop, call window and money, order window.It is made of black walnut and is in good condition.If you are interested call and see the outfit and get the price for ;1.part or the whole.Postmaster, Rock Island, Quo.ONE EXTRA GOOD YOUNG REGIS-tered Jersey bull for sale ; fit for service.Sire and dam, both bred from heavy milking strains.Geo.H.Burbank & Son, Danville.ONLY TWO TENEMENTS LEFT TO rent.One 5-roomed the other 7-room-ed.Cheap rent to May 1st, 1914, to desirable and quick applicants.Apply W.R.Webster, Queen Cigar Factory.House to let on first ave- nue.Apply E.Bradley, 46 Frontenac Street.THim SESSION or MONTREAL CONFERENCE (Continued from page 1) cises, Roll Call, Election of Conference Officials, Adoption of Rules of Order, Appointment of Conference Business Committee, Conference Committees constituted.11.30 a.m., Evangelistic Service, Rev.Wm.Sparling, B.A., D.D.2.p.m.Opening, 4 p.m., Memorial Service 5 p.m.Lay Association Annual Meeting 8 p.m.Reception Service, Resolution to be moved by Rev.John D.Ellis, B.\tA., seconded by Red'.W.Ernest Baker; Address of Welcome by C.W.Cate, Esq., K.C.Saturday, June 7th.\u20148 a.m.Bible Study.9 a.m.Opening 11.30 a.m., Evangelistic Service, Rev.Wm.Sparling, B.A., D.D.2 p.m., Conference Committees meet.7.30 p.m., Open Air Service; Speakers, Rev.Thos.W.Neal, W.H.Goodwin, Esq.Monday, June 9th.\u20149 a.m., Opening.11.30 a.m., Evangelistic Service, Rev.Wm, Sparling, B.A.,\t1).D.2 p.m., Opening 2.20 p.m., Reception of Delegates, Woman\u2019s Missionary Society, Lord\u2019s Day Alliance, Dominion Alliance, etc.8 p.m., Conference Missionary Anniversary; chairman, R.B.Lindsey, Esq.; Speakers, W.H.Lambly, Esq., Rev.John E.Mavety, D.D.Tuesday, June 10th.\u20148 a.m., Bible Study.9 a.m., Opening; Reception of General Conference Officials.11.30 a.m., Evangelistic Service; Rev.Wm.Sparling, B.A., D.D., 2.p.m.Opening.8 p.m., Conference Temperance Anniversary; chairman, B.C.Howard, Esq.; speakers, Rev.Daniel Mick, 'S.T.L., W.D.Lambly, M.D.\tBible Study Hours 8 a.m.to !) a.m.General Topic lor Conference 1913; \"\u2018The Message of the Gospel in its Relations to the Social \u2022 Conditions of Our Age.\u201d Thursday, June 5th.\u2014Topic, \"The need of such a Message.\u201d Essayist, Rev.Richard S.Eagieson, B.D.Leader.of Discussion, Rev.Geo.W.Fisher.Saturday, June 7th.\u2014Topic, \u201cThe Message.\" Essayist, Rev.Isaac Nelson, louder of discussion, Rev.F.J.Hayden, B.A.Tuesday, June 10th.\u2014Topic, \"The Advantages to de Derived from the Reception of the Message.\u201d Essayist, Rev.L.H.Fisher, S.T.L.Leader of Discussion, Rev.J.B.Hicks, B.A.SUNDAY SERVICES, JUNE 8TH.Sherbrooke Methodist Church.\u20149.30 a.m., Conference Love Feast; Rev.C.\tS.Deeprose.11 a.m.Ordination Service, sermon by Rev.Wm.R.Young, B.A., T).».2.30 p.m., Sunday, School Session; Addresses by Rev.B.B.Brown and J.H.Mc-Oomb, Esq.V p.m., Sermon by Rev.Principal Smyth, B.A., LI,.»., followed by Sacramental \u2022 Service.Sherbrooke Presbyterian Church.\u2014 a.m., Rev.Basil W.Thompson, p.m.Rev.Thos.W.Neal.Sherbrooke Congregational Church, a.m.Rev.E.I.Hart.B.A., p.m., Rev.Prof.P.,L.Richardson, B.A.B.\tI).Sherbrooke Baptist Church.\u2014a.m., Rev.W.E.Reynolds, p, m.Rev.A.E.\tRunneils, B.D.Lennoxville Methodist Church.\u2014a.m., Rev.William Timberlake.p.m.Rev.Wm.J.Wood.Beebe Methodist Church.\u2014Rev.W.Magog Methodist Church.\u2014Rev.M.T.Smith.Geo.Stafford.OFFICERS CONFERENCE.Wm.R.Young, B.A., D.D., President.Alfred E.Pates, Sec.of Conference.W.T.G.Brown, B.A., B.D., Pastor of Conference Church.J.H.Carson, Pres.Lay Association.MASSAWIPPI.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer McOlary entertained May 24th.; Mr.H.K.Allen of Waterloo, Mr.L.E.Allen of Sherbrooke and Miss Edyth Tyler of Hatley Centre; Mfss Pearl McOlary and Jean McLellan of Rock Island, Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mc-Clary\u2019s parents; Miss Mary Hews at Orleans, Vt., on Monday and Tuesday; Mr.and Mrs.Guy Kezar of North Hatley at her parents' at \"Broadview\u201d recently; Mrs.L.Hov-ey to North Hatley to pay her grand daughter, Mrs.G.Kezar a visit of several days; Miss E.Stevenson with Mrs.Whitcomb at \"The Willows.\u201d The delegates to the Countv Convention at North Hatley on June 4th and 5th., arc : Mrs.S.Colt and Mrs.E.McOlary.Two new members were received, Mrs.Jack Gibson and Mrs.F.N.St.Dizier.A delicious tea followed and an invitation giVcn to meet at \u201cGreen bank\u201d for the regular meeting in June.The heavy and cold rain is rather delaying seeding and better weather is ardently looked for.The Rev.I.Kerr of Hatley will hold Sunday evening services here during the summer beginning in June.On Sunday evening next, June 1st., the Rev.Watson will supply for Rev.Mr.Kerr, servira at 7.30.The Union Ladles met in local an- nual with the President, Mrs.H.Ham, Wednesday.Quite an amount of business was done to close up the year and begin a new one.HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND.London, May 31.\u2014The Scottish Home Rule Bill passed its second reading in the House of Commons, yesterday, and was then referred to committee.It follows somewhat the lines of the Irish Home Rule Bnl and was introduced by Mr.Wm.Henry Cowen, the member from Fast Aberdeenshire.OUR STEEL Roof Ladder Made of Besse- mer Steel\u2014 so constructed that it will not in- jure the roof.No dampness-no rot, or rust, as is the case with wooden ladders.Ice and Snow will not adhere to ,it ! Manufactured by the Sherbrooke Flexible Steel Ladder and Fire Escape Co., Ltd.221 Wellington St., SHERBROOKE.Agents Wanted.TENDERS will be received by R.C.Cowling.Sec.-Treas., for one thousand feet (1,000 ft.) of 2J inch.Rubber-lined Underwriters\u2019 Hose, with fittings and nozzles.Also two Hose Reels, Hose Tower and Reel House, for the use of the town of East Angus.ITans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Brompton Pulp and Paper Co., East Angus.NOTICE All persons owing to the Estate of the late Gosford A.Pierce, in his lifetime of Greenlay, Que., in the Township of Brompton, yeoman, or having claims against said estate, will pay or fyle the same to or with the undersigned within sixty days from this date or ta^e the consequences.GEO.T.POPE, Richmond, P.C.DUBO.YCE.Richmond, May 28th, 1913.\tExecutors.University of Kishop\u2019s College The business meeting of the convocation of the above University will be held in the Council Chamber at Bishop\u2019s College on WEDNESDAY, 18th JUNE, at 2.30 p.m.The public meeting of convocation for the conferring of degrees will be.held in the Bishop Williams\u2019 Hall on THURSDAY, 19th JUNE, at 3 p.m.By o\"1'\"' ÜQHtt Ci STEWART, Registrar.Lightning! Lightning!! Why pay from $12 to $14 for lieiit-ning rods when you can get the same value fer $5 per rod.For information apply to J.B.MORIN.ASCOT CORNER.f'l\" Vos planchers sont-ils à l\u2019epreuve des enfants?LeVernifi -Teiniure de Campbell Les fera.I! c aussi bon pour toutes sortesde Plancher: , Meubles & Ho s séries / Province of Quebec, Municipality of the City of Sherbrooke.BY-LAW No.320 At a general adjourned session of the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke, Weld in the Council Chamber in the City of Sherbrooke on the 28th day of May, 1913, and duly convened in accordance with the provisions of the Charter of the City, at which session were present : Mayor F.H.Hebert, Aldermen Jenckes, Ewing, Thompson, Gen-est, Darche, Forest, Denault, Prunier, Simoneau and Brault.It is ordained and resolved by By-law of the Council as follows : 1.\u2014Section 15 of By-law No.124 of this Council is amended by adding thereto the following : \u201cAnd no person shall throw or deposit in the public streets, public squares and public parks of the City of Sherbrooke any papers, rags cr refuse matter of any kind whatsoever/\u2019 Enacted at Sherbrooke this 2Qth day of May, 1913.F.H.HEBERT, Mayor.F.J.GRIFFITH, See.-Trcas.I hereby certify the foregoing to be n true copy of a By-law passed by the Council of the City of Sherbrooke, at a regular adjourned session held on the 28th day of May, 1913, the original of which remains of record in my office.Sherbrooke, Que., May 29th,\t1913.F.J.GRIFFITH, Secretary-Treasurer, City of Sherbrooke.Province of Quebec, Municipality of the City of Sherbrooke.BY-LAW No.322 At a general adjourned session of the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke, held at the usual place of sitting of the said Council, in the said city, on the 28th day of May, 1913, in conformity with the law, at which session were present : Mayor F.H.Hebert, Aldermen Jenckes, Thompson, Ewing, Genest, Darche, Forest, Denault, Prunier, Simoneau and Brault.It is ordained and decreed by by-law of the said Council as follows ; BY-LAW NO.322.1.\u2014That no person residing 0ut-, side of the Municipality of the I City of Sherbroove, and no partnership or company having its principal place of business outside of the Municipality of the City of Sherbrooke shall carry on, in the City of Sherbrooke, the trade or business of contractor or builder, without being previously authorized thereto, by a license, and without having paid for such license the amount of 1200.00 for a year, said year to be reckoned from the date of such license.Enacted at Sherbrooke this 28th dav of May.1913.F.J.GRIFFITH, Secretary-Treasurer.F.H.HEBERT, Mayor.I hereby certify the foregoing to be n true copy of a By-law passed by the Council qf the City of Sherbrooke, at a regular adjourned session held on the 2\u2018Hth day of May, 1913, the original of which remains of record in my office.Sherbrooke, Que., May 29th,\t1913t F.J.GRIFFITH, Secretary-Treasurer, City of Sherbrooke.Public notice is hereby Given that, under the Quebec Companies\u2019 Act, letters patent have been issued by the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Quebec, bearing date the fourteenth day of May, 1913, incorporating Messrs.Charles Frederic Olivier, merchant ; Eugene Frederic Olivier, merchant ; Hector Edmond Olivier, clerk ; Misses Hortense Lydia Olivier and Elizabeth Olivier, spinsters of th'e full age of majority, all of the city of Sherbrooke, for the following purposes : To carry on a wholesale and retail business, manufacture, import or export all kinds of merchandise or products in general without restriction as to the kind of merchandise and products, but more especially dry goods of all kinds and description,, including lace, embroidery, linen, silk, ribbons, handkerchief, gloves, curtains, woollen goods, woven goods of all kinds, carpets, hats, collars, scarfs, shirts, clothing, boots and slioes, skirts, waists and other products of th'e same kind ; To establish a departmental store ; To sell, lease, give or otherwise dispose of the whole or part of the assets, property or undertaking of the company for such consideration as the company may deem convenient, and in particular to receive in payment therefor wholly or partly paid up common or preferred stock, bonds and other securities ; To purchase, receive or otherwise acquire, in any manner, moveable 6r immoveable property, and to give in payment therefor, wholly or partly paid up common or preferred sLpek and bonds ; To acquire by purchase, lease or otherwise undertake the whole or part of the business,* property, assets or liabilities of any person, firm or company ; To hypothecate the immoveable property of the said company ; To invest or otherwise make use of the sums of money not immediately re-aftiired by the company in the manner which may be deemed proper by the shareholders ; To issue and allot, as fully paid Up shares of the company presently incorporated.in full or part payment of any trade, business, franchises, rights.undertakings.powers, leases, licenses, contracts shares, bonds or any other property or rights which may be legally acquired by virtue hereof, under the name of \u201cLa Compagnie C.F.Olivier,\u201d with a capital stock of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000.00), divided into seven hundred and fifty (750) shares of one hundred dollars (S100.00) each.The principal place of business of the corporation, will be at Sherbrooke.Dated from the office of the Provincial Secretary, this fourteenth day of May.1913.C.J.SIMARD.Deputy Provincial Secretary.O\u2019BREAD Y & PANNETON.Attorneys for Petitioners.Facile r.ppliqucr.13 couleurs.Manufacture Carpentw-Morton Co., Holton POR , : DALAI GRATUIT Prcrnlr, cr C .ipo;i « votrr mAVchnnd nui vi>\"' donnrrn rn rchflnfl*' 'in Poftn-baliii 'in CnmriMI.EH YEtSIE PAR J0K.LAC0MBE WANTED To Bakers and others: Having bags for sale.Any quantity.No Limit.Best Cash Prices.w ; Royal Bag Co.559 Lagauehetiere St.E.Montreal.i Page Printing S Binding Co.now occupy their new premises, specially built for the economical production of Ruled and Printed Forms, Blank Books, Loose Leaf Supplies and General High Grade Printing.Albert Street, Sherbrooke i WANTED at once.\u201e\t\u2014\tPersons to work for ns in snare time at home.No experience required with onr NMW ART COLORING PROCESS.Wnsy mrt iascinutinR work.Good uav.No canvassing.Write tor la-b tractions C très).COMMBRCiAL ART STUDIO, 816 Colles» Street.TORONTO.Canad».THEATRE Matinee at 2.30 Evening at 7.30 TO-DAY\u2019S PROGRAM : \u201cThe Bawlerout\u201d The great \"Loan Shark\" Drama.Three Sensational Reels, full ol TFrilling Situations and absorbing heart interest.UP A TREE (Gaumont Comedy).THE KISS (American Drama)._ THE OTHER GIRL (Thanhouser Drama).CASINO MATINEE, 2.30 ; EVENING 7.30.SATURDAYS, Two MjatiUees all 2 o'clock* Featuring To-day \u201cTHE HUMAN VULTURE,\" nn intensely dramatic story in two f>ajrts, faultlessly staged, with a etar cast by Pathe Freres.\u201cCUPID\u2019S HIRED MAN,\" (Vitagraph?a good comedy, with John Bunny and Flora Finch in the leading role.\u201cthe coveted prize\u201d (Biograph.) \u201cFRAPPE LOVE,\" Comedy.\u201cTHE SACRIFICE,\u201d (Kalem).\u201cNIGHT BIRDS.\" (Pathe) educational and interesting.AUCTION SALE G.A.LeBARON will sell by auction on Thursday, June 5th, 1913 10 a.m.at 201 Wellington St., SHERBROOKE, the following :\t1 Hotel \u2018Bus, nearly new ;\t1 three-seated Canopy Top Car- riage, 1 two-seated Surrey, 1 two-seated Park Phaeton, 1 Bucfcboard, 2 Gladstones, 5 R/ubber-tire Buggies, two of them nearly new and very stylish ; l1 Top Buggy, iron tires ; 1 Open Express.1 Covered Express, but little used ;\t2 Phaetons.All above were bought for Glen Villa livery, which was discontinued on account of hotel being burned.They have been newly painted and varnished.Must be sold to make room.HARNESSES\u201419 Single Driving Harnesses, 1 pair light and 1 pair heavy Driving Harnesses, 2 pair Double Work Harnesses, 3 Ladies' Side Saddles.AUTOMOBILES\u20141 Clemont Bayer 7-passenger Automobile, 35 h.p.; 1 Wayne 5-passenerer Automobile, 35 h.p.;\t1 Stephens D 5-passenger Automobile, 35 h.p.; all overhauled and in r-^od condition.One 2£ h.p.Olds\u2019 Gas Engine and Water Pump combined ; 1 4-6- h.p.Old»' Gas Engine, suitable for farm work ;\t1 Water Pump, 2-inch intake ; I 459-egg Incubator, 3 Canoes, 1-6 act.Square Piano, 1-6 oct.Piano-case Organ, good as new ; 1 Chapel Organ, suitable for Sunday schools.Terms very easy ; made known on day of sale.Remember date.June 5th, 10 a.m.All articles may He seen previous to date of sale by calling at 201 Wellington street.J.J.GRIFFITH.Auctioneer.WANTED 5,C*no CORDS OF PEELED POPLAR PULFWOOD for summer and winter delivery between Sherbrooke and Newport.Mages and Birchton, Richmond and Coaticook.Best prjpes paid.Apply N.N.WALLEY.Galt St., Sherbrooke.First-Glass Machinist Wanted\u2014A steady, smart man as foreman to take charge of a small machine shop, with up-to-date machinery.Must be able to handle men and give steady output.Only them that are of sober habits need apply.Apply by letter.F.G.PICKERING.Wheel Works.FARNHAM.* $ $ $ $ $ $ $ * $ $ $ # $ $ Machinery For Sale ENGINES, BOILERS Iron and Wood Working Machinery, Second-hand Gasoline Engines and Motors in stock.Write us for prices and save money.Satisfaction guaranteed.W.L.MILLER & CO., REGD.44 St.George Street, Montreal.* * * * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by my son, E.Blake McCullough, from this date.(Signed) P.McCULLOUGH.Sherbrooke, May 29.1913.BLAGKSMIf H Wanted\u2014Good, all-round man used to forging axles and welding up to 4 ip.square.Preference given to one who hwa had wheelwright experience.None but steady, industrious man need apply.Good wages to the right man.Apply by letter.F.G.PICKERING, Wheel Works.FARNHAM.SUPERINTENDENT Wanted at once for Magog Woolen Mills SHERBROOKE.HACKNEY STALLION Earith Enterprise (8448) 413 will make the season at the Lennoxville House, Lennoxville.$10 to warrant.0 Squadron XI Hussars This unit will go to Levis Camp, Quebec.on the TtU to the 18th June.There are vacancies for good men and, horses.Horse allowance is SI.25 per day.For uniforms \" ' saddlery apply at No.3 Windsor St., East Sherbrooke.MAJOR J.FOREST, \tO.C.XÏ.Hussar*.Goaticook House\u2014Popular Home for Travellers.A.A.Pomeroy, Prop. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, MAY 3Ï, 1913.EIGHT.t * * * * * * * { A PRINCELY GIFT SHOES TO THE JUNE BRIDE A genuine PIANOLA PLAYER PIANO, comprising STEINWAY, WEBER, STECK, etc,, or a MASON & RISCH Piano or Player Piano ThtBoTArANt Price SOLE AGENTS LAYTON BROS.Montreal\u2019s Leading Piano House 550 St.Catherine St , West We know this \u201cArt\u201d Shoe £ will appeal to you as it will to $ all women who appreciate art *\tin shoes.There is a combina-4 tion here of beauty with com-$ fort and there is thorough *\tsatisfaction in every pair.4 We are \u201cArt\u201d Shoe agents.Do You Realize That Every New Industry Increases the Value of \u201cHighland\u201d Lois Buy your Lot NOW and Benefit by this year\u2019s increase.CHAS.G.BROWN Realty and Financial Agent Phone 62\t158 Wellington dt.After the Holidays Hundreds of people arc glad to return to Sweet Sherbrooke & Allatt\u2019s Celebrated Bread ALLAIT \u201cTHE ïï A K E K\u201d Bell 724 The J.H.BELL REALTY CO\u2019S BULLETIN Office Phone 1232\t137 Wellington Street.Sherbrooke, Quo, 43 and 45 Bridge St.\u2014Now payiog 10 p, c.and is an excellent investment.ÿSOO.OO handles.26 Portland Ave.nicest houses.-Mrs.Gwyn\u2019s lesidence.One of Sherbrooke\u2019s To be seen by appointment only.GLAD TO RETURN TO Boucher, Lucroix&Fisette 163'167 WellingfonSt., Sherbrooke Conditions in West For Mechanics Not as Represented COULD NOT FIND EMPLOYMENT IN ANY OF THE WESTERN CITIES AS PROMISED.That the conditions in the West for mechanics are not always what thot*.lcs at F.T.Anseli's.and is sold by leading druggists everywhere.\"The Girl w;'.r« the Auburn Hair\" is on every bot- ACTS TIKE MAGIC \u2019 ÎTDado Li oyer DONT BUILD A FIRE TRAP \u20223 Hair Desf.liemoveB Superfluous Hair Immeate!y Eeavijü; rhe skia smooth and edear.Price si.00 at aSi leading Drue Stores, or Direct or.Receipt of Price.Pilgrim .''Ifg.Co., New York The Tyrnan Bros.& Co.Limited Toronto.Canadian Distrlbntors.SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.SCACOXOF AU Ml.NG ¦onsnlt TIFFIN & LABOUNTY, East Angus, Que.if you are abont we build of Cem and attractive jn dampnegs.They ticallv fireproof.We are also make ney Blocks.Verand: to build.The houses ;nt Blocks are perfect are warm and prac- of F\u2019ireprool \u20ach imposts, etc.'PL HAWK-BICYCLES An up-to-dal Mining Chemical Civil Mechanical Electrical EN GIN E E R ING Applied Oiemirtry Mineralogy and Geology i;'h Grade ollerCfiain.i~ier brake able J'irei, $22.50 Ne~u> /J*partitr and Huh, b, high grade coing Mudguar Tb FREE 1913 Catalogue, ]f> ) ix-gr-s of JUcyclr'., .Sundries and Hepair Matt rial.You can l.VZ hUPphes from m at w hole sale Prices.T W.BOYD & SON.27NulrtUamtSi.Weal.Monireal.voit- IIUAIEDÏO M»»4» Holt» la FO I S, PANS, HETTIES \u2019/NS.\t\\ lEHlES Ac\tj Mcnl, Grpntt*.Tin,\t' Itun.\tii.Alum.\ty\tj ifHim.rk.in two fmautfi with-\tf\tI Mit M?touU.S«ve« Tudc and ^ r \u20191 Httney* Any wt>man can mend\t- V- 'rt tl>* hole# in f«« kitchro utenaila.2Tk i»et puckatft #KMiti*iiil.rnuuglj tu .\"¦»! 601.-1™, AGENTS WANTED! tlUTB.NA(jil.E.V Co.Moalraal, Caa, HRTS.EDUCATlOIt, MEDICmE, SC1EHCE, Including EnamEEainG Rrls Summer ¦Session July 2 to Aug.16 HOME STUDY The Ark* course may be taken by corres pondence hot students desiring\u2019 to graduate murk attend one session.For calendars write G.Y.CHOWN Kingston, Oat.ÜNÏVERSHT Thursday at 2.30, Rev.H.Charters officiating.There was a large turnout to pay a last tribute of respect to one who was respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.The bearers were Messrs.A.G.Eastman, Amos Hawley, A.J.Garland, Geo.E.Clark, Wm.Brown and P.C.Boright.Deceased, whose maiden name was Margaret O\u2019Brien, was a daughter of the late Thomas O\u2019Brien and Sarah Moffatt, of Sutton.She was bom at Abercorn on August 12, 188S, and was thus in the 7tVth year of her age.She lived on what is known as the Larivee farm till Sept.14, 1869, when she married the late Mr.Samuel Robinson, who was for many years one of the leading men ol Sutton.For tw-enty years or till 1889 they lived on what is now known as the Chas.Thibeault farm, then they moved into this village, living here from that time.Mr.Robinson died several years ago.As before stated in tbe Record her death occurred on May 19th.The funeral was on May 22nd, 1913.Deceased leaves one son, Mr.Arthur A.Robinson, proprietor of Sutton\u2019s well known hostelry the Mountain View House, also an adopted daughter, Miss Hattie O\u2019Brien.One sister, Mrs.J.L.Shepard, lives at Abercorn.The late Mrs.Robinson was a woman of quiet unassuming manners and was certainly one of tbe good women of this town.She was a friend to those in need by poverty or from affliction and she will lie much missed by a large circle of true friends who deplore her death.In the absence of the pastor of the Methodist Church next Sunday at the Brome Circuit, the Rev.J.Benson, of West Brome, will preach in the\u2019morning at Sutton, and Rev.G.W.Mingle, M.A., L.L.B., of Montreal, will preach in the evening in the interests of the Lord\u2019s Day Alliance.The Piccaninie Band will meet with Miss Marjorie Smith next Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.\u2022-4- WEST BOLTON.Mayor Wbitcher having sold his farm and all outside effects to Mrs.Whitcher and Master Claude expect to leave shortly for Whitcher expect to leave shortly for an extended trip, visiting through different states, then to the Canadian North West where they will remain some time with Mr.Whitcher\u2019s two sons, who have settled there, then via way of B.C.to Oregon to see his brother living there.Their many friends could not let them go without showing some mark of esteem by which they had always been held in this community, so notwithstanding the fearful downpour of rain Tuesday evening, about fifty braved the elements to wish them bon voyage also to celebrate the anniversary of their marriage.Rev.A.E.Pates on behalf of those present in a very able manner presented the worthv couple with a purse of $20 for which Mr.Whitcher replied.Dainty refreshments were served, and the evening pleasantly enjoyed in social intercourse.Music was rendered by Miss Gladys Whitehead and solo given by Mr.Moore.Mr.Erskine, Manager of the Molsons Bank, Knowlton was also present and gave an address.Some had courage to venture for home while over 20 remained until the dawn of another rainy morning.Mrs.Wright has secured the help of Mr.George Church and familv to look after her newly acquired property.Mr.Fleck of Montreal will assist Mr.Church.Mrs.Goodier of Montreal attended the farewell at Mr.Whitcher\u2019s.A good many from this vicinity attended the entertainment in the Association Hall, South Stukely, Tuesday evening in aid of 3t.Matthew\u2019s Church.The Women\u2019s Circle which met at the hospitable home of Mrs.A.White-head Monday afternoon was largely attended.Mrs.Walter Inglis of Foster at Mr.Fred Honey's Monday; Mr.E.Booth spent Empire Day in Farnham; Mrs.Jasper Bacon to Montreal Tuesday.BEDFORD.The Ladles\u2019 Aid in connection with the Methodist Church met this week on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.A.Batcheller.The regular monthly meeting of the town council will take place in the county building on Wednesday afternoon next, June 4th, and an important session is expected.Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Mullin and family left Bedford during the week for their new home in Sherbrooke, where Mr.Mullin has purchased the business formerly owned by Messrs.Baldwin, Ltd.Mr.Mullin had been a resident in Bedford for nearly thirty years, and during that time was one of its leading merchants.He always took an active interest in the welfare of the town, and in his turn had the honor of serving a term as Mayor.In leaving Bedford, Mr.Mullin and family will carry with them the best wishes from the community at large for their future happiness and prosperity in their new home.Mr.H.Martin, Mr.Campazzee and Miss Martin were over from Farnham on Thursday for the day.Mr.F.D.Walsh rr«ade a short business trip to Waterloo on Thursday.The ladies of St.James Church in tend giving a concert and sale of home-made cookery on Thursday evening, June 5th, in the Church Hall.Arrangements are being made to make the evening\u2019s entertainment big success and the ladies will no doubt more than sustain their reputation in this regard.The programme which Includes two short \u201cfarces\u2019 put on by capable local talent, will be an excellent one.Do not miss it on Thursday evening.BOSTON -gm&igj FRELIGH8BURG.The Right Rev.J.O.Farthing, M A., D.D., D.O.L., Lord Bishop of Montreal, will hold a confirmation service in the B.8.M.Church, Fre-Hghaburg, at 7.30 p.rn., Tuesday, June 3rd.Those who spent Victoria day and Sunday in town were : Mr.and Mrs.Norman Miller and Mr.and Mrs.David Miller, of St.Lawrence Village, at Mr.W.Tait's, \u201cHillcrest Manor\u2019\u2019; Miss J).Mount, of Westrnount, and Miss Mount, of Dunham Ladies\u2019 College, at the Rectory ; Mr.W.P, Hibbard with his family Miss Young and Miss McCallum, of Montreal, at, Mr.A.Jenkins\u2019, the week-end ; Mr.and Mrs.F.T.Allen and son, of South Stukely, at Mr.J.Bells ; Mrs.J.R.Bridge to her home in South Stukely, after several weeks with her brother, Mr.J.Bell ; Mrs.W.A.and Miss G.Martin, of Bedford, calling on friends ; Mrs.E.M.Shepard and Mrs.E.A.Blake visited Enosburg Chapter, O.E.S., recently ; Mr.A.Marstin, of Warden, home, after a wTeek with his sister, Mrs.E.A.Blake.His many friends here are pleased to see him so much improved in health since his last visit.Mr.O.C.Selby has a gang of men extending the telephone line up the hill toward East Franklin, and is also putting in a number of new boxes on the line.-4- FARNHAM.Mrs.P.Davidson, of Montreal, was the guest of Mrs.R.C.McCorkill, of \u201cStoneleigh Lodge,\u201d on Tuesday.Miss Bowker, of Abercorn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.A.T.Elder.Mrs.Elder and a small party of guests spent the week-end at Bondville.Seven new boats were launched here the past week.The owners, Messrs.Hebert, O\u2019Hara, Martin, Lo-rimer, Boright, Wilkins and Seale, have built small wharves at different points along the river bank.Since the new dam has been erected it is possible to go several miles up the river.Mr.Albert and Miss Janie Lorimer spent the holiday in St.Johns.Mr.Smithies is again able to be out after a very serious illness.Arrivals and departures\u2019 Mrs.John Lorimer left Tuesday for two weeks in Richelieu; Mrs.and Miss Desrocher Tuesday from a visit in Iberville and St.Johns; Mr.Eric Pickel the weekend at his home in Sweetsburg; Mrs.Fraser, of Bedford, the guest of Mrs.R.McCormick on Tuesday and Wednesday; visitors to Montreal for the past week-end include Misses Kees, V.Baillargeon, A.Beriau and B.Pickel; Miss Weir, of Montreal, Sunday with her parents; Notary and Mrs.Beriau, of Montreal, guests of Mrs.Smith, Mrs.Beriau\u2019s mother ; Mr.Brunet at his home in Richmond Sunday; Mr.Stubbs the holiday at his home in Windsor Mills; Mr.Mc-Niece, of Cowansville, guest of Mr.Arrol Brown on Saturday.At the Salle Ste.Elizabeth, under the presidency of Mgyor R.A.D\u2019Artois a concert was given, for which over 300 tickets were sold.Professor Louis Bouvier, pianist, of Iberville, gave piano recitations of the works of Schumann, with the assistance of Misses A.Dupont and L.Bonvouloir, sopranos, and Mr.A.Millette, violinist of the Columbian Conservatory.A most enjoyable evening was spent, and many more would have taken advantage of the occasion if the weather had not been so unfavorable.-+- GRANBY.Miss Margaret Allan is spending a couple of weeks in St.Albans.Miss Elizabeth Quinn, who has been spending some time in Montreal, returned home this week.Mr.Harry McCorkill and Miss Ethel Hodgson, of Montreal, were in town this week attending the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs.Fleming.Miss Lillie Topp very pleasantly entertained a number of young friends on Monday evening.Mrs.A.H.Oliver received on \u2019Wednesday at her residence, Drummond street.Mrs.Elder and Mrs.Lemieux assisted in receiving.The drawing-room was prettily decorated with roses and in the dining-room Mrs.Fuller poured tea, Mrs.Churchill served ices, and Misses Payne, Boright, Savage and Bowker served sandwiches, cake, etc.Mr.and Mrs.William Thompson, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene E.Gleason for a few days this week.Miss B, Boright, of Mansonville, is the guest of Dr.and Mrs.A.H.Oliver.Mrs.Ashley Craig is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Craig.The Misses MacPherson, of Montreal, are guests of Miss Nicol.-4- DUNHAM.The concert given in iStanbridge East by Miss Katie Hemming, Montreal on Tuesday, was a great success.Miss M.Kittridge Granby and Mrs.Henry Hibbard of Stanbridge, assisted Miss Hemming.On Friday night .Miss Hemming will give a concert in the Town Hall, Dunham, whefi Madame Asta Leichtenberg, the Danish pianist will he the accompaniest and will also render several piano solos.On Saturday, May 31st.Miss Hemming and Madame Leichtenberg leave for Knowlton where they will give a concert that same evening in the Lakeview Hall.Mrs.John E.Fay will assist with the programme there.A fine programme is nrepared.The Misses Annie and Winnifred Baker were \u201cAt Home\u2019\u2019 on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Hemming of Montreal and Miss M.Kittridge of Granby.It was a musical evening and thoroughly enjoyed bv all present.Miss Hemming sang several solos which were much enjoyed.Miss Hemming possesses a fine voice and her singing is much admired.Miss Kittridge played very kindlv two pretty piano solos.Mr.Weddell also played some solos and with the Rev.Mr.Plaisted rendered two piano duets.Miss L.Plaisted arrived on Tuesday from Oshawa where she has been teaching in the Bishop Bethune School.SOUTH STUKELY.The entertainment given by the St.Matthew\u2019s Guild last Tuesday was a great success in spite of the downpour of rain, which lasted nearly all day and all next day, too.The hall was filled with a happy audience, who enjoyed the whole thing immensely.The play, \u201cSunbonnets,\u201d was performed admirably, each of the eleven ladies taking her part perfectly.Everyone was delighted.In tbe interval there was music, both vocal and instrumental, by Mrs.Sidney Blake, Mrs.Jesse Martin, Mr.M.Martin, Mr.H.Martin and the Rev.H.G.Baugh (vicar).At the end all sat down for a little Racial time and sat down for a little social time and dies with refreshments of sandwiches, cake and coffee.The eleven ladies taking part In the dialogue were Mrs.It.A.Savage, Mrs.Young, Mrs.H.Blake, Mrs.W.Phelps, Mrs.A.c:iiarn-( herluln, Mrs.Parry, Mrs.0.Martin, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (Continued from page 11) cient laws can forbid her collecting the money she has worked for.can and does collect it and drinks it away from his family.The husband can sell the property accumulated by both parties without his wife\u2019s consent, and need only give her a very meagre allowance if he so chooses.A woman though separate from her husband, and separate as to property, cannot sell it without his consent.If the wife has moveable estate she has no security worth speaking about against her husband dissipating it.A woman marries without any for- ¦ tune of her own, the husband has ten thousand dollars in his business.The wife dies leaving no children, and no will.Her heirs can make the husband fork over five thousand dollars, or half his possessions.Now, Sir, this is nice for her family, hut\u2014bad for him, it looks to me like marrying the whole family.The conditions might have been all right at the time they originated, in the dark ages, or when a rnan had to purchase his wife \u2014but they do not belong to civilization.A girl of 12 can marry if her father consents, irrespective of the mother\u2019s wishes.Does that belong to civilization ?A wife inherits nothing from her husband if he makes no will.(Grand Law.) A wife cannot take legal action, dispose of her legal property, take a gift of property, or go into trade, without her husband\u2019s consent.If no marriage contract exists, the husband has complete administration of his wife\u2019s property, and can collect her wages.A man may procure a separation because of his wife\u2019s adultery ; it is necessary before the wife can do the same that the husband keep his concubine in the same house with his wife.I have now a case in hand where Mrs.E.Martin, Mrs.J.Savage, Miss B.Savage and Miss M.Norton.A very hearty thanks is tendered all who took part in the entertainment and gave everybody such an enjoyable evening.-*- FULFORD.The infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Galer is quite ill.Arrivals and departures; Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Joyal Sunday in town with their children; Miss Myrtle Goddard, of Maple Leaf Convent, and Miss Laura Kemp, of Waterloo Academy, the week-end at their respective homes; Mr.Melvin Galer, of Montreal, in town a few days on account of the illness of his son; Mrs.F.B.Jacques and two children and maid, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., at the Island Cottage; Mrs.J.0.Baird, of Granby, is also a guest at the same place; Mrs.E.W.Taylor from the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, considerably improved in health.-+-\u2014 SPRING HILL.The friends of Mr.and Mrs.John H.Finley, formerly of Spring Hill, now of Cadogan, Alta., will be sorry to learn of the death of their only daughter, a girl of about 10 years of age.She was drowned in a well while the rest of the family were having supper, on the 21st inst.Losing Your Heir?Read What a Herpicide Enthusiast Says You are becomine bald.The hair is getting thin on the top of your head and unless you take my advice you will, before long, be as Hairless as a croauet ball.Remember, too, that chronic baldness is incurable.It is all due to dandruff.I ran tell, because you always have dandruff flakes on vour coat collar.Besides being an indication of impending baldness., it also suggests untidiness.Newbro\u2019s Herpicide causes dandruff to disappear and prevents the hair from falling out.It has a.wonderfully beautifying effect upon the hair.producing changes which are sometimes beyond belied.You are not taking any chances when you purchase Herpicide, and you are tempting fate when you use anything else.Herpicide has thousands upon thousands of satisfied users who testify to its germ destroying and hair preserving qualities.Newbro\u2019s Herpicide in oOc.and c 1 CO sizes is sold by all dealers who guarantee it to do all that is claimed.If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded.The best barbers recommend and use it.Send 10c.in postage to The Herpicide Co., Dept.Ft., Detroit, Mich., for sample and booklet.a husband makes a holograph will.Un-j der our ancient laws it costs the poor | widow nothing less than $25.00 for two friends who charge nothing, to \u2018 go before Court and swear that was 1 the husband\u2019s signature, and it will : coat ac least $100 more to be per- j mitted to dispose of the property, as j it will under the laws of the ancients ! that are still the law\u2019s of Quebec, be 1 advertised and sold at the Church door.Mind, the will 'Was well drawn! up, and the executor appointed by the husband before death.In the State ; of Minnesota I w\u2019as a party to a similar transaction ; there we went be- : fore a notary at a cost of 50c., and 1 50c.more to enregister.This woman ' has the right to pay $124.50 more than she would under more modern laws.The father lias sole authority in the education and\\disposal of the child, although the mother is equal with the father for its maintenance.If a husband dies intestate, any relation within the twelfth degree has a better right than his wife to his estate.Think of that, readers, your fifth cousius have a better right ac-c r : co Quebec laws to your estate than your wife.Even if the husband leaves a million dollars, dies without children, and without a will, his wife would be left penniless, and Quebec is the only civilized country that has such laws.In Quebec a husband may say to his w\u2019ife, \u201cWhat is yours is mine, and what is mine is my own.\u201d I am fond of the old Province where I was born, but ashamed of the obsolete laws, for they make it very awkward and expensive to live.They retard civilization, they are unjust, they are silly, and make it possible for graft in many ways.The wording is mysterious, complicated, and altogether out of date ; our legal documents are full of repetitions, that are unnecessary, the wording is of ancient character ; taking it all in all we are behind the times.Sincerely, J.H.M.PARKER.Lennoxville, May 28th, 1913.-4- BOLTON CENTRE.Arrivais and departures : Inspector N.Soles of Montreal in town on Monday looking after Rural Free Delivery; Mr.C.E.Marion of California, visiting his brother, Mr.David Marion and relatives in East Bolton after having been away for fourteen years; Mr.Frank Rouke of Checkpee, Mass., guest at Mr.James Peasley's; Mrs.E.E.Wedge to Stanstead; Mr.John Conley to Troy^ Men Who Don\u2019t Exercise Suffer From Indigestion, Headaches, Poor Appetite, Sleeplessness.Nothing so Sure to \u201cSet Up\u2019\u2019 a Man Make Him Feel Brisk and Vigorous, as Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.Lack of exercise anil overwork were the causes that combined to almost kill Samuel S.Stephens, Jr., one of the best known citizens in Woodstock.in his convincing letter, Mr.Stephens saya : \"A year ago I returned home after a long trip, completely worn out.I was so badly affected by chronic biliousness, so much overcome by Constant headaches, dizziness, that I despaired of ever getting well.\u201cIt was a blessing that I used Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.In one week I felt like a new man.The feeling of weight and nausea in my stomach disappeared.My eyes looked brighter, color grew better, and, best of all, I began to enjoy my meals.The dizziness, lan'gour and feeling of depression passed away, and I fast regained my old-time vigor and spirits.Today I am well\u2014thanks to Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.\u2019\u2019 For health, strength, comfort and good spirits there is no medicine like Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.Ü5c.per box, five boxes for $1.00, at all druggists anti storekeepers, or by mail from The t'a-tarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and Kingston, Canada.Ag£|||Ëfefi*Sg|jgg WÊïïMmm Wm& - ¦liMES \u2022T- - W [V- I\u2019-r:\"-\u201d ¦ / mmM, \u2022 - /k F' \u2018\u2019CV;Vr ; ; ^â&Saa oOrci-ir.K PERFECTION 0C0A A \u201e \u201c«Grandpa Lets bufj them some COWANS\u201d A MUSCLE-BUILDING FOOD Growing youngster» work hard.They need food that is nourishinif\u2014food that satisfies the hunger and digests easily.Nothing is better for them than Cowan\u2019s Perfection Cocoa, from the fresh Cocoa Beans, it has all the food value of pure Cocoa.It builds up the muscles and makes children healthy and strong.