Sherbrooke daily record, 7 août 1913, jeudi 7 août 1913

[" r r Sherbrooke Record Krtabliihod 1897 SHEKBKOOKE, QUE., THÜBSDAY, AUGUST 7 1913 ONB OBNT ISJELAYED Cily Treasurer \u201c\t' De- terred Till'' COUNCIL ORDERS PLANS OP SEWERAGE SYSTEM\u2014WILL CLEAN UP CITY LOT.Mayor Hebert presided at the adjourned council meeting last night and there was a ,ull attendance oi the aldermen.The mayor opened the proceedings by stating that the first matter for consideration was the appointment of a comptroller, and as two motions, one for the appointment of Mr.E.C.Gatien and the other in favor of Alderman Brault, were before the last meeting when the adjournment took, place, they would be taken as the first business, and any other applications could be taken after if necessary.This form of procedure did not meet with the approval of several of the aldermen and Aid.Forest moved : \u201cThat inasmuch as there exists a difference of opinion as to the appointment of one of the two candidates, and owing to the importance of the question under debate, the matter be adjourned to a meeting to be'held on the 11th inst., so as to permit the members of the council and the citizens who are directly interested in the matter to gather more information, and possibly open the way for a candidate or candidates who would be able to secure a more unanimous vote.\u2019\u2019 Aid.Denault seconded.In answer to Aid.Jenckes, the mayor said the effect of the motion, if passed, would be to set aside that business and proceed with the next.Aid.Denault objected to the motions remaining on the table.It would be better for them to be withdrawn.The mayor replied that he could not ask for the motions to be withdrawn.Aid.Simoneau could not see what would be gained by withdrawing these motions now, that could be done as well next Monday as now.It seemed that neither of the motions would have the unanimous support of the council, so by postponing the matter another week they might arrive at a better solution.After further discussion the motion was carried by 7 to 3.The voting was as follows : For\u2014Thompson, Forest, Denault, Prunier, Simoneau, Brault and Gen-cst.Against\u2014Jenckes, Darche and Ewing.A petition from the Page Printing Co.for a granolithic sidewalk from 1 Wellington street to their factory on Albert street was presented, the company agreeing to pay the proprietors\u2019 share of the cost.Referred to Road Committee and Civic Board.A petition from Mr.Channell, secretary of the Exhibition, was read.This referred to the sewerage work on King street, which it was hoped would be finished so as not to be detrimental to the exhibition.Alderman Thompson stated that it was the intention of the Road Committee to close that work four or five days before the exhibition, and leave the street free for exhibition time and complete the work afterwards.C.P.R.TAXES AND BYE-LAW.Some discussion took place on the refusal of the C.P.R.Co.to pay several thousand of dollars arrears in taxes.The old bye-law had never been submitted to the people and was therefore of no effect.Alderman Thompson gave notice to introduce a new one at the next meeting, and it was understood a conference would be arranged with the company\u2019s officials to endeavor to come to an amicable arrangement.PLAN OF SEWERAGE SYSTEM.A petition from the residents of the Plateau Camirand concerning the sewers gave opportunity for a long debate on the sewerage system, and Alderman Thompson moved : \u201cThat the Civic Board and the City Engineer supply the Council with a plan of the whole sewerage system of the city, with sizes of pipes, and they be requested to make any rccommenda-( Continued on page 8' SERIOUS RELAPSE H.R.H.of Connaught Taken III While at Cowes WILL BE CONFINED TO BED FOR SOME DAYS.CONDITION NOW IMPROVED.London, August 7.\u2014It is stated this morning that the Duchess of Connaught, who is at Cowes, had somewhat of a relapse on Tuesday, when she was very ill, but there was decided improvement in her condition yesterday morning.Sir ArjDUthnot Lane, a famous physician, was summoned to Cowes in the early hours of Tuesday.Her Royal Highness will be confined to bed for the next few days at least, but it is hoped she will be able to proceed to Sweden next week.500 KILLED 0R_ Bailie Between Northerners anil Rebels at Canton INDIAN REGIMENT SENT FROM HONG KONG TO GUARD LIVES OF FOREIGNERS.Canton, China, August 7.\u2014(Special) \u2014Five hundred were killed or wounded in the fighting between the northern government troops and rebels at the east gate of Canton, which was attacked by two divisions of the northern army yesterday.The position of the city is regarded as serious.Reinforcements, consisting of a detachment of an Indian regiment from Hong Kong, have arrived to guard the lives and property of foreigners in Shame-en district.MS ARE ACGRESSIVE l Report That Dttoman; Troops Start Movement Against Bulgaria PEACE CONCLUDED IN BALKAN STATES\u2014BULGARIA HAS ACCEPTED MODIFIED DEMANDS.Sofia, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014It is reported that the Turks are starting an aggressive movement against Bulgarian column at Gumardina, about 70 miles southwest of Adrianople.PRELIMINARY PEACE TREATY.Bucharest, August 7.\u2014Peace was concluded last night between the Bal kan states, and the preliminary treaty will be signed to-day by the delegates of Servia, Greece, Montenegro, Roumania and Bulgaria.The agreement was arrived at only after another ^exhibition of the utter helplessness qf Bulgaria to face her ring of enemies.The new frontier as agreed to starts at a point on the old frontier west of the Struma River, follows the watershed to west of the town of Strurnnitza, thence runs almost through the Struma Valley to the Be-lesh Mountains, and thence easterly in almost a straight line to the Lesta River, thus leaving the town of Strurnnitza, the port of Lagos and Kanthi to Bulgaria, and the port of Kavala to Greece.The new frontier is a deep disappointment to the Bulgarians, who still nurse hopes for its eventual revision by the powers.It is believed that an agreement for the demobolization of the various armies will be signed to-day.The news that peace had been arranged caused great rejoicings here.DIVISION OF TERRITORY.London, August 7.\u2014The Times says that Montenegro will receive from Servia an extension of territory east and south corresponding to the aid Montenegro rendered Servia in the war with Bulgaria.It adds that Vodena and Fiorina will be Greek, as also will be the Saloniki Monastir Railway to about 25 kilometresm Railway to within abolit 25 kilometres of its head.The newspaper considers that the treaty of Bucharest will be only a provisional settlement of the difficulties.US PAÏ PfMÏÏJin UÏES Maltreated Two Daught-! ers of American Far-mer\u2019Near Tampico AMERICANS AND MEXICAN I; AND OWNERS DE1FKATED BANDITS IN A FIGHT.Mexico City, August 7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Seventeen Mexicans have paid with their lives for maltreating the daughters of Matthew Gourd, an American farmer, near Tampico, last Monday.American farmers participated in the exaction of the penalty, according to information, regarded as reliable, received here to-day.The Americans, joined by Mexican land owners in tlie District of Atas-cador, near Tampico, organized a posse and rode into the hills in search of the band of outlaws who tied Gourd and robbed him and afterwards offered indignities to the.two daughters, in sight of their helpless father.The band was located and defeated and several of its members were captured.Seventeen men were killed by the posse\", including those slain in the fighting and those put to death by vigilantes afterwards.Continued All Day on Streets of the Persian Capital FEUD BETWEEN BAKHTIARI CLANSMEN AND NATIONAL AUTHORITIES HAS AGAIN BROKEN OUT.Teheran, Persia, August 7.\u2014(Special)\u2014Fighting has been in progress in the streets of the Persian capital since midnight, when the smouldering feud between Bakhtiari clansmen and national authorities burst into flames.Firing is going on in the main street of the city, where the foreign legations are situated.In other districts also there have been numerous conflicts between the military police and Bakhtiaris, armed bodies of which patrol the streets.Bakhtiaris ase nomadic, semi-independent people, who inhabit western Persia, near the Turkish frontier.They are allied to the Kurds.The clansmen were a potent factor in the last revolution, causing great trouble to the government.-4- ATLANTIC PASSENGER RATES CUT.Hamburg, August 7.\u2014The Hamburg-American and the Austro-American steamship lines vesterdav announced a reduction in their steerage passenger rate to Canada in order to meet the cut in the rate made by the C.P.R.last June.SETTLEMENT OF President of Union Says Men Will be Satisfied With Agreement CLERKS WILL BE TAKEN OUT OF UNION, BRT WILL RECEIVE SAME RATE OF PAY.St.John, N.B., August 7.\u2014\u201cThere will be no strike on the I.C.R\u201e and the men will be satisfied with their treatment bv the management of the road.\u201d This statement was made last night by A.R.Mosher over the long-distance telephone from Moncton.Mr.Mosher and committees representing the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Elmployees had been in conference all day with Mr.Gutelius at Moncton, when all matters pertaining to the difficulty between the men and the management of the railway were thoroughly gone into.The increases of salary, which will date from March 31st last, were again proposed and deemed satisfactory.A matter which caare in for much discussion was that of clerks being in the union.One hundred or more of the confidential clerks, including those in the manager s offices, will be taken out of the schedule of, but will \u2022 receive the same rates of salary as the union men.* CLIP THIS COUPON FREE COUPON IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY PATTERN t OUTFIT Jk PRESENTED BY j* Sherbrooke Daily Record To Indicate you are a regular reader you must present Three Coupons like this one.THE IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY OUTFIT is guaranteed to be the greatest collection and biggest bargain In patterns ever offered.The lf>8 patterns have the usual value, the manufacturers estimating the total outfit on tills basis at more than 110.00 in all.Bring three Coupons and 68 cents to this office and you will be presented with one Complete Outfit, including Book of Instructions and one All Metal Hoop.The 68 cents Is to cover duty, express, handling and other enpenses of getting the package from factory to you.N, B.\u2014Out of Town Renders will add 10 Cents extra for postage and expense of mailing.LARGE OUTPUT OF iE During July Jenckes Machine Co.Shipped 50 Carloads CONSISTED OF ENGINES, CRUSHERS, MINING MACHINERY, ETC., WEIGHING 1,316,000 LBS.A recent visit to one of Sher brooke\u2019s largest industries, the Jenckes Machine Co., Limited, showed a very busy season.During the month of July no less than 50 carloads of finished goods were shipped from the Sherbrooke works (not including way freight), totalling over 1,316,000 pounds, consisting of en gincs, crushers, mining machinery, air compressors, hydraulic plants and general steel work! shipments being made from const to coast.This firm seems to be doing its share for Sherbrooke.NOTICE RE IMPERIAL PATTERN OUTFIT.The demand for the Imperial Embroidery Outfit, offered by the Record to its women readers, has been such that the 1,000 sets originally secured, have all been distributed.A limited additional supply has been secured to meet the demand.When these are gone the distribution will cease.There are enough to fill all applications received for a few' days.Any readers interested are advised to send in orders without delay.Fine Structure Now Home of Bank of Montreal Office GRECIAN STYLE FOLLOWED\u2014 MODELED AFTER MONTREAL OFFICE\u2014COST ABOUT 138,000.\u2022 The local staff of the Bank of Montreal have recently moved into the new building on the west side of Wellington street.Since the Sherbrooke branch was opened, four and a half years ago, the business transactions have increased to such an extent as to necessitate a larger building, and the one under notice is in every respect a worthy acquisition to the public buildings of the city.The Grecian style of architecture has been employed, and every detail of construction and arrangement has been so w'orked out as to afford the utmost convenience to the bank's customers and staff.The building has a masonic foundation, on the top of which is a Montreal limestone base.The entrance steps and basement are also of Montreal limestone.The superstructure is faced wdth Scotch fireferick and finished with Indiana limestone trimmings, and this is the first building in Sherbrooke on which Indiana limestone has been used.In the interior of the building a large quantity of Green Mountain marble has been used.The public space has a marble floor and counters, the pillars are of marble and there is a marble dado round the wall.The woodwork downstairs is of mahogany finish and the grille work on the counter is bronze.There is a fine panelled ceiling and the capitals on the top of the pillars are finished in gold leaf.The manager, Mr.R.A.E.Aitken, has a very comfortable office, finished in mahogany, while the clerks\u2019 office has every modern convenience and is also finished in mahogany.Accommodation is provided for a staff of twenty\u2014the present number is ten\u2014and it may be mentioned that the Sherbrooke branch opened with only Mr.Aitken, a clerk and a boy.Upstairs a large sitting-room, a kitchen and four bedrooms for a portion of the staff have been nicely finished in birch by the bank.There are two vaults in the building, a hot water furnace and a large stookroom.Hardwood floors are laid throughout the building ; the offices have a reinforced concrete floor and there is a concrete floor in the basement.The indirect lighting system has been installed and the ventilation and sanitary arrangements are perfect.The main vault in the basement, for books-and securities is fitted with drawers on the steel filing system.A cash safe is divided into three compartments, with double combinations on each compartment.The safe door has two combinations and a tin»,' lock.The roof is composed of tar and gravel ; the size of the building is 50x40, and the height of downstairs rooms is 20 feet.The new building is modelled after the Montreal office and is ns good a class of structural work as can be found anywhere.It was built by Loomis-Dakin, Ltd., local contractors, and cost about $38,000.TWO AMIOBS Col.Cody, Famous '\t- American Airman, fine of the Victims HE AND PASSENGER WERE TRYING OUT AEROPLANE AT ALDERSHOT.London.Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Col.E.S.Cody, the famous Anglo American aviator, was killed In an aeroplane accident at Aldershot today.Cody was trying out a new aeroplane when he met his death.In the machine vaith him was a passenger named Evans.They were flying over open country, most of which is government land in Alder-shop district, and had just reached the Government House when their aeroplane was seen to be travelling badly and finally to fall with a crash to the ground.Some people rushed to the spot and found the dead bodies of Cody and Evans lying amoung the ruins of aeroplane.GEOLOGISTS MAKE TOUR OF CIÏÏ Enjoy Panoramic View of City And Valley DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS RENOVATED BULWER STATION.Bulwer, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The C.P.Railway Co., have been repairing and enlarging their Railway station here, which is now awaiting the arrival of the painters.When completed it will be comfortable and neat in appearance.RESIDENCE BROKEN INTO.Brome, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The residence of Mr.Frank Masson at East Hill was broken into and ransacked from cellar to attic a few nights ago.The entry was evidently made m.ore for mischief than plunder, as there was very little missing.The house is unoccupied, the family having recently moved to Knowlton.HEAVY CROP OF HAY.Brownleigh Place, August 7.\u2014(Special)\u2014Haying is well advanced, in this section and a heavy crop is reported.Grain is coming on fine and there is every prospect of a good yield.There is practically no fruit, owing to frost OF VISIT INGERSOLL-RAND SHOPS.LEAVE AT 4 O\u2019CLOCK FOR TORONTO.The party of distinguished geologists were shown about the city during their short stay in Sherbrooke yesterday afternoon.About a dozen members of the Sherbrooke Board of Trade placed their cars at the service of the visitors.A run was first made to East Sherbrooke and to the Park, from which an excellent view of the city and St.Francis valley is to toe had.The business and residential sections ' of the west side of the river were then visited and a stop made at the shops of the Ingersoll-Rand Company, which the visitors inspected with interest.The special train left Sherbrooke about 4 o\u2019clock for Toronto, where the congress opens this week.There was only one lady in the party, Mrs.Femor, of India, who, with her husband, is making the Canadian tour.Although clad in a snakeskin coat, she was apparently a very popular member of the party.Mr.(\u2019.Kido, of Japan, was an interesting member.He is associated with the Manchurian Railw\u2019ay, and has been conducting geological research in that country.Germany, Spain, Finland and other foreign countries, as well as Great Britain and the United States, were represented by distinguished professors of colleges and geological scientists of other departments of work.Mr.Dennis, of the Dominion lie partment of Mines, and Mr.J.A.Dresser, who may be regarded as an Eastern Townships man, were leaders of the party and are both, of course, familiar with the geological conditions of this section of country.Several members of the party will continue their trip through Canada after the Toronto meeting, some of them going as far as Klondike.\u201cOur visit to this wonderful country will be all too brief,\u201d remarked one of the European visitors to the Record.\u201cOne cannot understand a country till he sees it, and we are enjoying every day of our sojourn in Canada.\u201d RECORD HUMAN CARGO.New York, August 7.\u2014With more cabin passengers aboard than ever crossed the Atlantic before In any vessel\u20142,116\u2014the Imperator, the biggest of ocean liners, arrived late yesterday.Counting her crew, the Imperator had more than 4,500 persons aboard.Of these 80-3 were in the first cabin, 519 in the second, and 794 in the third.In the steerage were 1,52-2 more.The Imperator crossed from Cherbourg in five days, nineteen hours and eight minutes.-f- PETTY THIEVING AT ADAMS-VILLE.Adamsville, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A numbe-y' of garments îer».out over night on a clothes line at Mr.D.Bedee\u2019s were stolen.The thief evidently -did not have any use for clothes pins as these were carefully replaced on the line.The same night a couple of pitch forks were stolen at Mr.H.Dion\u2019s.CONSIDERING PURCHASE ROAD MACHINERY.Stanbridge East, Aug.7.\u2014(Special) Mr.W.R.Burge of Sherbrooke, representing the Jenckes Machine Co., Ltd., was here and met the Municipal Council on Monday and explained the workings of their machinery.A resolution was also read at the meeting which was recently passed by the Board of Trade flavoring the purchase of machinery for building macadamize roads.It is a fact that many municipalities are purchasing this machinery and the Council should study this question and see if it is not a move in the right direction.AN INTERESTING RACE BETWEEN LAUNCHES.East Bolton, August 7.\u2014(Special) A long standing dispute re the supremacy of two rival tioats, the \u201cViper anil \u201cMontreal,\u201d was finally settled once and for all on Sunday afternoon.The \u201cViper\u201d is owned by John Patterson and Son and was launched here two years ago and has never been defeated or approached by any bout of her size and power.Immediately after the \u201cViper\u201d was launched several endeavored to copy the hull.Messrs.McPherson and Cummings of Magog procured a copy of the design of tins wonderful boat and at once proceeded to build the \u201cMontreal,\u201d and equipped her with a much higher powered engine with a view of defeating the \u201cViper.\u201d No satisfactory chance for a race was given the \u201cViper\u201d although several little brushes were had over which there was always some dispute by the supporters of each boat.Last Sunday, the \u201cViper\u201d which had been undergoing extensive repairs was launched and was just being tried out for about fifteen niin.utes heavily loaded with tools, etc:,' with three men and with several hundred pounds of bilge water which was taken in during repairs, the \u201cMontreal\u201d which happened to be in the vicinity bore down on the \u201cViper\u201d running free and light with only one person, her builder on board.It looked like quick and easy victory for the expert Cummings and ttie \"Montreal\u201d but when it looked like as everything was lost expert Bowker in charge of the \u201cViper\u2019s\u201d engine was seen to lean forward and instantly a sharp roal came from the \u201cViper\u201d as the cut out gave free exhaust and the bow of the \u2019\u2019Viper\u201d gave a graceful rise clear of the water and in a few seconds shot far past the \u201cMontreal\u201d and showed herself the undoubted victor.It was a very interesting race from the viewpoint of the onlookers, as both were well known boats and engines of each were in charge of their installers and experts.The engineer of the \u201cViper\u201d reports that under fair conditions the \u201cViper\u201d in full racing trim and with one man aboard, that Mr.Patterson's boat is capable of another two and one half miles per hour which would give it a complote walk over the \u201cMontreal.\u201d COOKSHIRE TAXES REMAIN UNCHANGED.Cookshire, August 7.\u2014 (Special)\u2014\u2022 There was a full attendance at the Town Council meeting last night.The principal business was the adjustment of the taxes, which remain about the same as last year.The School Commissioners also remain the same.INJURED IN THE HAY FIELD.Bulwer, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Miss Ruth Williams, grand daughter of Mr.Horace Williams met with quite a serious accident.While raking hay the horse became unmanageable throwing Miss Williams to the ground and bruising her considerably.Dr.Yorston was r .\u2019led, but found no bones broken.MEETING OF\u2019 COOKSHIRE FARMERS\u2019 CLUB.Cookshire, Aug.7.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 There will be a meeting of the Farmers' Club on Monday next at 8 p.m., at the Parish Hall.The meeting will be addressed by Mr.Newman, Secretary of the Canadian Seedsmen\u2019s Association.In the afternoon at five o\u2019clock he will give a demonstration lecture on \u201cSeed Oats\u201d at the farm of Mr.Edgar Chaddock.This lecture is specially for young men.NEW BRIDGE FOR EAST FARN-HAM.Cowansville, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The steel for the new bridge that is being built over the Wright Brook in the Township of East Farnham passed through here Monday.Mr.W.Robert of Brigham is the contractor.The bridge is to be built with solid concrete abutments and steel span.The steel is furnished by Messrs.McKinnon Holmes and Co., of Sherbrooke.FARM PROPERTY SOLD CHEAP.Granby, August 7.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Mr.William B.Jenkinsou has sold his fine farm near Granboro to a Mr.Belanger, of Montreal, for $8,500, which includes about 200 acres of land, stock, farming implements, etc.The house on this farm could not be replaced at the present time for much short of the purchase price for the whole.GRANBY LADIES INJURED.Granby, August 7.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Mrs.Samuel Neil and daughter Elsie met with a painful accident on Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.Neil was at the C.V.R.station to meet her daughters who were returning home and the horse became frightened and jumped into another team standing near, throwing Mrs.Neil and daughter out.Mrs.Neil struck on her head and was picked up unconscious.The ladies were taken into Mr.McKechnie\u2019s residence and medical aid summoned.Later, Mrs.Neil was taken home in an automobile, but Miss Neil who sustained broken ribs and other severe bruises, remained with friends in town.AWARDS AT DENISON\u2019S MILLS MODEL SCHOOL.Denison's Mills, August 7.\u2014(Special)\u2014The report of the Denison\u2019s Mills Model School, June examinations, in order of merit, is as follows: Grade U.Model\u2014Beryl Carson.Grade HI.Model\u2014Gilbert Patrick, Minor Denison, Dorothy Denison, (Continued on Page 8) HOLIDAY SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT.Bondville, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The holiday season here is now at its height and all the summer hotels and boarding houses are filled to overflowing with city guests, picnic parties, hay cart drives, etc., are of daily occurrence.The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank Capital $15,000,000 Rest, $12,500,000 DRAFTS ON FOREIGN COUNTRIES Drafts on th* principal cities in the following countries IsRued without delay Î Africa\tCuba\tMacedonia\tRussia Arabia\tDenmark\tMalta\tServia Argentine Republic Egypt\tManchuria\tSiam Armenia\tFinland\tMexico\tSiberia Australia\tFormosa\tNew Zealand\tSouth Africa Austria-Hunirary France\tNorway\tSpain Belgium\tGermany\tPanama\tStraits Settlement Brazil\tGreece\tPersia\tSweden Bulgaria\tHolland\tPern\tSwitzerland Ceylon\tIceland\tPhilippine\tIsland» Syria Chili\tIndia\tPoland\tTurkey China\tItaly\tPortugal\tUnited States Crete\tJapan\tRoumania\tWest Indies, etc.These draft» can be drawn in sterling, francs, marks, lire, kronen, yen, tael», roubles, etc., according to the money of the country in which ubey are payable.This enables the payee to obtain the exact amount intended.\t351 BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE.Dufferin Avenue (Main Office) .E.Winn Farrell Manager.A.P.Taylor, Asst.Manager.Uppertown (King Street Branch) .E.Winn Farwell, Manager.N.F.Dinning, Sub-Agent.Wellington Street Branch .F.A.Briggs.Manager.Î the weather I\tLOCAL FORCAST.| Fair; not much change in , temperature.t\t» Amply Secured fn the case of any ordinary mortgage the Party loaning the money is usual*/ satisfied if the property covered by the mortgage ia valued at a third more than the amount af the money loaned.W8 have in mind » number of issues of high-grade bonds that arc secured by mortgages valued at Si! for every $1 of bonds outstanding, and from that up to $1 and ?.'> for $1 of bonds outstanding.Our latest investment list will give you a lot of information regarding these issues.Write for it to-day.You wilj not be under the slightest obligation in doing so.\t^\t.f.b.McCurdy & co.Members Montreal Stock Exchange Bherbrooke Offu'a, Art Building, R.N: ROBINS, Manager.BRANCHES : Coatlcook.Edchmond.Rock Island.CookshJr»» 256963 46 2 ^ ^ O SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1313.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS ally Reporta From Cor-reapondents Of What la Going on.17 *\t- SMITH\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and rs.Adams and child of Worcester, ass., guests of their daughter, Mrs.ank Taylor; Mrs.J.Ayer of Massa-\u2019ppi at Mrs.H.W.Merrill\u2019s on ursday; Mrs.Albert Baldwin from herbrooke; Rev.and Mrs.Elwin ichcock guests of Mrs.J.S.Hich-ck; Mrs.Prank Taylor accompani-her parents home and will be ab- auto; Mr.C.A.Baldwin home from Georgeville; Miss S.Jenkins at Mrs.W.A.Abbott\u2019s, Dufferin Ave.; An automobile party consisting of Mr.Frank Brown, Mrs.James Davis and children and Mr.and Mrs.Carl Lana to Groveton, N.H., on Sunday; Mr.Henry Nurse and Mr.J.M.Reed to Montreal on Saturday; Mrs.J.M.Reed to Newport, Vt., visiting friends; Mr.R.S.Nutbrown and Mr.C.Williams of Sherbrooke with their families, passed through the place en route to Fitch Bay, where they are spending their holidays camping at the Moulton Cottage; Miss Lillian The Corns That Did Not Go Thousands of people, asking for Blue-jay, are told something else 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Johnson of Newport, Yt., at her sister's, Mrs.F.A.Putney\u2019s Friday; Mr.Burt Miller and family and Miss Mub-I el Doran at Fitch Bay camping at j the Bissell Cottage; .Mr.Cecil Goddard and daughter and Miss Margaret and Master Willard Jenkins from Waterloo by auto on Monday, and were guests at Mr.C.A.Jenkins; Miss Margaret will remain a tew weeks, the guest of her sister, Miss Susie Jenkins; Miss Harriet Reed home after a three months absence in South Framingham and Boston.Mass.The ice cream social held on Mr.Fred Wheeler\u2019s lawn was well attended and a pleasant evening enjoyed bv those present.The proceeds amounted to $16.50.Service every Sunday afternoon at three o\u2019clock, conducted by the -pastor, Rev.Wm.Pimlott.Mr.Gardner Z.Hatch home from the Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital where he underwent a successful operation for appendicitis.Mr.Hatch speaks in the highest terms of the care and treatment he received while there.worthy pastor and his popular wife [ for tneir kindness and hospitality.Many of the farmers have finished haying and report the crop to be above the average.-»~ ULVERTON.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Miller, of Calgary and Mrs.I'has.Miller, son and daughter, of Richmond, also Miss Gouin, of Richmond, and Miss Miller of Ottawa, guests of Mrs.Mans-bridge ; Miss Nellie Reed, of Boston, visiting her mother, Mrs.J.Reed for a few weeks ; Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Lyster, of Oregon, just returning from Europe on their wedding trip, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.E.Reed and other friends ; Rev.Edward Elliott, D.D., of Springfield, Mass., calling on friends on Monday ; Miss Swail to Ram!boro after visiting her aunt, Mrs.Jas.Wadleigh ; Miss R.Reed her holidays in Quebec ; Miss I.Skillen to Westmonnt after being the guest of her mother for a few weeks.A very successful meeting of the Methodist Church was held in the Vestry on Monday afternoon.After the meeting Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Scha-gel entertained the members of the Board and their ladies, also a large number of friends to tea.After a very pleasant evening had been spent the party broke up, thanking the My Feel\u2019Were Just Aching tor \u201cTIZ\u201d Let Your Poor, Tired, Chafed, Tender Feet \u201cSpread Out\u201d Gloriously in a Bath of TIZ ! One He alth y Horse,\t- Works Bet ter* than Two Wrecks SOUTH DURHAM.Recent visitors in town include: Mr.Ernest Lyster and bride, of Denver, Col., who have just returned from a wedding tour to England, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Elliott for a few days; Mrs.Wm.Mountain, of L\u2019Avenir, guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.N.Griffith; Mr.and Mrs.H.McClung, of Bromptonville, with Mr.and Miss McCrea; Mrs.James Richmond and children, of Vancou-_ ver, here from a pleasant visit with' relatives in Sherbrooke; Mrs.Benj.Fee, from Michigan, guest of Miss M.\tGriffith and other friends; Mrs.Richard Mitchell and daughter, Miss Beatrice, of Levis, with Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Cross; Rev.Edward and Mrs.Elliott, of Springfield, Mass., guests of his mother, Mrs.J.H.Elliott, and brothers for a few days; Mr.and Mrs.Louis Voorhees, of Boston, with their aunt, Miss Griffith, for a few weeks; Miss Cora Moreton, of Richmond, with Misses Effie and Elsie Hyde; Mrs.C.A.Morrill, of Point St.Charles, with Mrs.Charles Church and other friends; Miss Marjory Mac-Kercher, of Westmount, with Miss Goldie Montgomery; Miss Viola Noble of Kirkdale, here to attend school and will remain with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.P.Dowd; Mrs.Alphonse Prince and two sons, of St.Grégoire, with Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Dionne and other friends; Mr.Raymond Watt, of Montreal, a week with his father; Mr.Eddie Montgomery, of Montreal, a week with his parents; .Miss Bertie Walker the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs.Horsley; Misses Mma Patrick and Evelyn Cross home from a trip to Whitefield and Littleton, N.H.; Mrs.Wakefield home from a couple of weeks at S-bawinigan Falls and Montreal; Miss E.A.Duff, of Danville, with her sister, Mrs.G.H.Farquhar.Departures include: Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Baker and son Lloyd to Farnham after a visit with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Philip Dowd; Mrs.John Elliott to Lysander with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Patterson; Mrs.John Morrill, of Vancouver, B.C., and Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Crowe and two sons, of Revelstoke, B.C., who have been with friends at Halifax and Truro, N.\tS., also in Massachusetts and Vermont, as well as Sherbrooke, South Durham and L\u2019Avenir, left Tuesdav for Winnipeg, where thev will remain some time before returning to their homes; Mrs.C.H.Perkins and mother.Mrs.D.Adams, sr.have moved to their new house, recently erected at Acton Vale.Mr.anti Mrs.Wm.Hyde and family have moved into the Noel house, recently vacated by Mrs.Perkins.Send at Once for Free Trial Package.\"O.O glory, what a feelin\u2019 ! Wonderful what TIZ' will do for your feet !\u201d Just take your shoes off and thlcn put those weary, shoe-crinkled, achy, corn-pestered, Bunion-tortured feet of yours in a TIZ bath.Your toes will wriggle with iMy \u2018fF \"Just eotudn t wait to take « my hat off!\u201d \u2018¦-g -¦/¦'tv.JL joy.They\u2019ll look up at you anti almost talk, and then they\u2019ll take another dive in that TIZ bath I Ye.;, TIZ is life to feet ! The rnan or woman who says there\u2019s anything like, or as uood as TIZ, never had a Toot in a TIZ hath.You\u2019ll he able to wear smaller shoes, teo, when you use TIZ : your feet will keep cozy.Miss M.Pearl Tdovd, Glendona, Win., sot one hox of TlZ for her mother.\u201cShe has had sore, tender feet for a long time,\u201d writes Miss JJoyd, \u201cbut after usiny TIZ her feet are not troubling her \u201c TIZ operates under a new principle, drawing out all the poisonous exudations, that make feet sore, corny and tired.There's nothing else like TIZ, sc refuse any imitation.If anyone offers you a substitute, just remember your prior, suffering feet, and tell him to tfive you what you asked fur.TIZ.2.% cunts bo.r^sold everywhere, or sent direct, on receipt of price.Money back if TIZ doesn\u2019t do all we say.For a free trial parka ye write to-day to Walter I.uthcr Itodye & Co., Chicago, 111, Recommended bv all Drug Stores, department and general stores.COATICOOK.Mr.Edwin Kilburn whose death has already been noted, was a son of Josiuh Kilburn and his wife Hulduh Clifford.Many of the readers of this paper will remember Aunt Hulduh, who lived to be more than ninety years ofc age and retained her facilities and the sweetness of disposition for which she was noted.Mr.Kilburn was born in 1836 on the farm where he lived and died.In 1863 he married Miss Carrie Bryan, who survives him.They had four children, Dota, Mrs.Wilcox of Rochester, Minn.,; Charles, who died in early manhood; Kate, who married Mr.C.A.Sutton,, and Frank, who has been his father\u2019s companion and assistant on the farm and in the mill.Mr.Kilburn was respected by all who knew him for his integrity and kindliness.Reticent by nature he yet had a keen art which made him entertaining to his friends.An upright man, a humble neighbor, and a loyal friend has gone to his long home, but his memory will be cherished, and our sympathy goes out to his sorrowing family.4/ \t\t i'A- - « \\ VÏGGM Turns tired, exhausted horses into strong, healthy workers.Be sure you always have a bottle in your stable.J.B.MORIN, St.Joseph St.Quebec.Everybody now admits Zam-Bnk best for these.Let.it give YOU ease and comfort \u2019 DrugjnzU and Starts merjrwhart \u2019am Buk EAST CLIFTON.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Edwin Waldron and daughter, Marjorie, from the Sherbrooke Protestant Hos pital, where the latter underwent a successful operation on one of her eyes; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.McKay and little son, Sherbrooke, guests of Mrs.Albert McConnell; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Hurley home from Frampton,- and \u2022\u2019¦ere accompanied by Mrs.Hurley\u2019s mother, Mrs.Bartholomew; Mr.Hart ley and Ervin Waldron, of Coaticook visiting relatives.A most enjoyable party was given to a large company by Miss Carrie Parkinson on Friday night in honor of her two guests, Misses E.McOal lum and D.Turner, who returned to their home; in Montreal on the fed lowing morning.Miss Parkinson ac LOST VITALITY Caused by Kidney, Stomach and Bowel Disorders Ht.John, N.B., September 18th, 1U11 \u2014My brother was a great, sufferer from kiUney, stomach and bowel troubles and was given up hy two doctors.He was advised to try your Fig Rills, which lie did, and after taking five boxes was completely restored to health and is better to-day than he has been for years.You can\u2019t recommend Fig Pills too highly.J.W.MANVERB.At all dealers, 25 and 50 cents, or The Fig Pill Co., Ht.Thomas, Ont, Hold in Hherbrooke by A.E.Dubefger, Druggist.m\tCt\t^\t*a\to WK KUIIil) HT\u2019KEL HIGHWAY niHnGKS and OTHKK STKKG 8TKUCTUKKH.WKI'I M US 1 OK PltlCHS ïjikMiicèî-ï MacKINNON HOLMES & CO.Limited.SHERBROOKE.QUE.Tt jbbw Mr Are you one of those to vhom every meal is another source of suffering ?Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets vill help your disordered stomach to digest any reasonable meals, and will soon restore it to such perfect condition that you\u2019ll never feel that you have a stomach.Take one after each meal.50c.a Box at your Druggist\u2019s.Made by the National Drug and Chemical Co.of Canada, Limited.\tiso companied them on a visit to relatives in that city.Mr.C.Chute, of Eaton Corner, bought several head of cattle here 1 st week, which were shipped to Montreal from Bircbton on Friday.Miss Matilda Blair spent the weekend in Sherbrooke.\u2014-«- BROOKBURY.The \u2018Liberal Club\u201d intend holding a picnic on the 16th., inst.in Mr.J.S.Clarke\u2019s grove.Some noted speakers are expected to be present and a pleasant time is anticipated.^ Arrivals ; Miss Cave of Boston, guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.Clark and family; Miss G.Phelcmaun of New York, guest of her sister, Mrs.J.u.Leonard; Miss Sherman from Newport, Vt., and late of Los Angeles, Cal., recent guest of her uncle, Mr.G.\tW.Beckwith and Mrs.G.A.Lawrence; Miss B.Turner home from La-chute, Que., Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Bennett and daughter of Bury, guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Young at \u201cSleepy Hollow\u201d on Sunday; Mr.W.H.\tWeir in Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Saunders m Bury the week-end with her parents, Major and Mrs.Dunsmore; Mr.F.E.McAllister and Mr, and Mrs.Carl Leonard of Sherbrooke, at present guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Leonard; Mrs.McAllister and baby Gordon, having been here for some time; Mrs.Everett and daughter Daisy and Mrs.S.B.Coates and little girl with Mrs.Bodvvell at Bishop\u2019s Crossing on Sunday.The Brookbury-Bury Liberal Club will hold a basket picnic at Joseph ( lark\u2019s grove, two miles from Bishop\u2019s Crossing, on the Bury road, Saturday, August 16th.Speakers invited consist of members and ex-members of the adjoin ng counties.A band will be in attendance.Speeches, games, dancing, etc.Como everybody and bring your friends, for you will he made welcome.\u2014-?- SAWYER VILLE.Clearance sale of Whitewear for one week only.Montgomery\u2019s.Sawyer-ville.20 p.c.discount on all Whitewear for one week at Montgomery\u2019s, Saw-yerville.Ginghams and Suitings at reduced prices for one week at Montgomery\u2019s, Sawyerville.Don\u2019t fail to take advantage of our reduction sale, only one week, Montgomery\u2019s, Sawyerville.MOUNTAINS OF NEW ENGLAND AND THE SEA.The Grand Trunk Railway folder entitled \u201cMountains of New England and the Sea,\u201d is full of interesting information about Portland and the routes to that popular seaside City.It also contains a typographical map of part of New England, showing the mountains, and roads leading to the different resorts.You can have one by calling for it at the City Ticket Office Sherbrooke, for it.-\u2014\u2014 ¦ .EAST ANGUS.Services in Christ Church, Sunday, will ho as follows : Matins and scr-n*.>n, 11 a.rn.; Evensong and sermon, 7 p.m.; Ascot Corner, Evensong and sermon, .'i p.m.-A-\u2014- McConnell.On Friday evening about thirty friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.Hibbard on thé occasion of the 18th hirthdav of their daughter,\tMiss\tBernice.\tA very pleasant\tevening was\tenjoyed\th- all ! resent.\tThe\ttime\twas agreeably spent in social converse interspersed with music and games.Several nice gifts, also a sum of money, were giv an to Miss Hibbard.A nice collation was served by the hostess.- 4.- GOULD.Arrivals ami departures : Mrs.P.W.Buchanan and daughter, Mary, left Tuesday for Barre, Vt., to see her father, Mr.Humphrey, who is ill at his home there; Mrs.Willie Mur ray and daughter, Marjorie home from Sherbrooke after two weeks with friends, Miss Lena Wilson a few days in Keith recently; Mr.D.G.MacDonald the week-end in Montreal; Miss Christie MacLeay of Boston, the week-end in town with friends.Word was received here Tuesday morning of the death of Mr.Alex -4- LEARNED PLAIN.Arrivals and departures : Mr.W.T.Sample, Mrs.S.Willard and Claude, of Hherbrooke, Mrs.Jekel and children, of Montreal, at Mr.A.Sample\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.Sanborn, of Bircbton at Mr.John McVcet.y\u2019s on Sunday; Miss Hazel Young who has been with her grandparents, to her home at Ayer\u2019s Cliff ; Mr.and Mrs.Simcock, of Linda, to their home after two or three days at Mi'.T.Hood\u2019s.GALLS MILLS.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Geo.Miller and family of Newport, visit ing nt Mr.S.W.Pettes; Mrs.O.Houle» visiting in \u2019Knowlton; Mrs.(1.McKeddie, who has been visiting Mrs.S.Pettes and Mrs.T.E.White, to her home in Farnham; Miss Ethel Drew of Montreal, visiting her sister, Mrs.W.D.Soules; Miss Gladys Thompson, visiting Miss Agnes White; Miss Flavis Soules the week-end with Miss Agnes White; Misses.Helen Miller, Agnes White, Flavia Soules, Mrs.S.W.Pettes and Misses.Winnie and Margaret Pettes, Messrs.Edward Millar and Hugh Millar, Merton and Sidney White, also Mrs.G.Millar of Newport, at Mr.G.A.Critten-dene\u2019s on Sunday; Mrs.Forest Wells and Miss Beth Wells to Knowlton on Saturday.\t^\t6 DANVILLE.The funeral of the late Mrs.James Burbank took place Wednesday afternoon.The service was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Stock-well, where the deceased lady passed away, and was conducted hy the Rev.L.A.McLean, pastor of the Federated Church.The chief mourners were, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Stockwell, Mrs.Fred Moore of St.Johnshury, Vt.,; Mr.Silas Burbank, St.Johnshury, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.H.Stockwell and Mr.Howard Stockwell.The cortege was followed hy a number of relatives and friends to the Protestant Cemetery, where all that was mortal of a very estimable lady, who in her lifetime was held in the highest regard/ \u2019was laid to rest beside the remains of her husband.The paU hearers were: Messrs.; J.A.McCallum, Fred Williams, Elwin Shaw and Norman Loot.The hearers were: Messrs.E.F.Stockwell, G.F.Brown, F.Burbank, C.F.Stockwell, Geo.McCracken and Dr.Jas.Porter.The funeral was under the direction of Messrs.C.Bou-tcile and Son.A large number of beautiful flowers were contributed by sympathizing friends and relatives.Mrs.Skillen who died in Shipton on Monday, was buried from her letc residence, Wednesday afternoon.The interment took place in the Sproulc Cemetery.Mrs.Skillen was one of FROM AN TRY TO FRONT- PORCH CLEAR THROUGH THE HOUSE THERE ARE A HUNDRED USES FOR 0 Many U»e» and Full Direction» Large Sifter Can 10c the oldest residents in this vicinity, heing about 80 years of age.Mr.F.M.Cleveland of Lynn, Mass, is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.PI.H.Cleveland, \u2022it High\u2019View Farm.Senator Mitchell and Mrs.Mitchell of Druminondvillc, Que., and the Misses.Johnson and Brown of Levis, were guests at Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Cleveland\u2019s last weîk.L\u2019AVENIR.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.S.Dunn, of Montreal, with Mrs.R.McCaig, Mr.and Mrs.T.Mitchell, Mrs.F.Wyman and daughter, Dorice with her sister, Mrs.J.PI.Mountain^ Mrs.Wm.Mountain to South Durham to visit friends ; Mr.C.W.Nixon to Montreal on business ; Mr.J.H.Mountain and daughter, Gladys to Richmond ; Mrs.E.J.Dunn to Melbourne after the past week -with Mrs.R.McCaig ; the Messrs.Plllis Doyle and Fred Kelly and the Misses Dora ?*8>©AP The Eyas Way of Doing a Hard Day\u2019s Wash \u2014 with Comfort Soap POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE !N CANADA Here\u2019s where éSForce\u201d excels Many flakcdfooda have been made to look like \u201c P'orce\u201d.That\u2019s easy.\t\"\u2019\u201cY* Not one has been made to bo like \u201cP'orce.\u201d That\u2019s impossible.The best friends \u201cForce\u201d has are men who have not forgotten what the training table taught them about eating.The \u201cForce\u201d process is exclusive and as solely our property as \u201cSunny Jim.\u201d We cook the finest whole wheat with malt for 120 minutes, changing much of the starch into dextrose.No^othcr cereal has so much easily digested nutriment as \u201c Force \u201d\u2014none has a more palate-pleasing appearance or delicious flavor.You try it lot a week\u2014thia week liai TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES Made by The H-0 Company Hamilton iff \u2014 40c Stamped Slipwaists 29c Dainty Hlipwaistu stamped on a nice quality white tnadapolam atid having neat actillopail arm holes.Denigrm are anitable for eyelet and French embroidery.Some are very Rimplo, others more elaborate for ribbon work mid wreaths for solid work.To be finished in slip over style.Regular value 46c each.Very special at, each, 29c.The MAIL ORDER HOUSE.MONTREAL # SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 1913.THRE Tho Oaiiy Heoord SHERBROOKE RECORD CO.Printers and Publisher».Printed and uublislied every afternoon, except Sunday, at 100 and 102 Wellington street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE «trictly in advance to a\u201ey address in Canada, Great Britain and the United States ; one year, §2.00 ; six months, §1.00 ; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.To any address in the Eastern [Townships, by the year only, §1.60.Circulation Statement Circulation Statement for Week enjiing August 2nd, 1913 :\u2014 Monday.10,575 Tuesday.10,550 Wednesday.10,775 Thursday .10,535 Friday .10,660' Saturday.10,600 Total .63,695 BEDFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS NO ALUM IG D RECOMMENDED EASTERN 5 TOWNSHIPS HOTELS 1RANBY, WINDSOR HOTEL, T.A.Lynch.Prop., recently ol Montreal.ANVILLH \u2014 DANVILLE HOUSE, auto livery, etc.O.M.J.Ingalls, Prop.BUSINESS GENERAL CONTRACTORS.n\" V.LAPLANTH & CO., GENERAL .contractors, Métropole Bid.Bell 667 CIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS.J.ADDIE, C.E.Q.L.S., QUEBEC.AJ \u2022 Office, B1 St.Peter St, ; Residence, 0.42 St.Cyrille St.Tel.connections.BA.MEADE, COATICOOK, QUE., \u2022 Quebec Land Surveyor.Bell \u2019phone.1A11 kinds of surveys and levelling.K R M A N D C.CREPEAU, SHER-xA.brooke.Provincial I.and Surveyor.Hochelaga Bank Bldg.\u2019Phone T42.If \\OUGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, QUE.ImJ Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans sub-Hivlsions and surveys all kinds.Tel.INSURANCE AGENTS, X\\r 8, DRESSER & SO., SHER-!t V \u2022 brooke, all branches of Insurance.Office established 1975.[H (T J.SOUTHWOOD & CO., INS.ACTS.\u2022 S.& S.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, 95 \u2022 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.Bell.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.IT A.C.ETHIER, M.D.\u2014SPECIALTY.frJ \u2022 Urinary Diseases.Consultation.Res.45 King street, Sherbrooke, Que., and by appointment.fl Alt.WILLIAMS, 26 MONTREAL ST., 31/ Sherbrooke.Office hours until 10 a.m.B-4 p.m.,\t7-8 p.m., and by appointment.W.A.FARWELL.(SPECIALIST :*/ to the Protestant Hospital).Eye, fcJar, Nose and Throat JMaeases, 1^7 Dut-ferin Ave., Sherbrooke.Cc.nsulta.tion 10-U2 a.m.; 1-4 p.m.and b.V appointment.a* A.DARCHB, M.D., SPECIALIST \u2022 Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Ottice, HW Kinx Street.At St.Vincent de Panl Hospital 8-9.In Richmond 1st Tuesday of month.IE F C.GAW, V.8., 14 LONDON 8T-: OF-\u2022 (ice, 192 Wellington St.; phone 1365.DR.RUSSELL THOMAS, g» Melbourn» St.Phone?40.AUCTIONEER AND ACCOUNTANT U OHN J.GRIFFITH, AUCTIONEER.Accountant, Commissioner and Auditor.Sherbrooke, Que.MANUFACTURERS.G1EO.LONG, SASH AND DOOR I Manufacturer.Write for quotations.TAILORS.t1ET YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED AT I \u2019\u2019New Method,\u2019\u2019 118J Wellington St.ADVOCATES.BAWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVBR, J Advocates, etc., Sherbrooke.IT A COB NICOL, K.C., ADVOCATE.Crown Prosecutor, 95 Wellington St.C1ATE, IWELLS & WHITE.ADVO-J cates, Quebec Bank, Sherbrooke.a ' EONARD & JUNEAU, ADVOCATES.J 18 King Street.sv D /M.C.TRACY, ADVOCATE.187 Wellington Street.'BREAD Y & PANNETON.ADVO-cates, 155 Wellington St.Cramp, HwlDg McFadden ADVOCATES.112 St.James Street, Montreal.CL 13.Cramp.K C,, J.Armitage Ewing, K.C., George S.McFadden.SURVEY!» 8 FR160N CONSULTING ENGINEERS.Examinations, Surveys, Estimates and D esigns, ïechnical and Financial Re-|)orts.5(1 BEAVER HALL HILL, [Tel.Uptown.8808.\tMONTREAL.9 Wat«r Work* Water Pow*r* Surveying Patent Solicitor Mining.F0BRËST W.LORD Undertaker & Embalmer Bell 'phono 808.Private Ambulance Headauarterf.North Hatley Branch '\u2022 Agent.B.I.Ham.'phona.Aver'a Cliff Branch ; Agent.R.H.McClatchie.\u2019phone.Sec.Harold Siker, Advocate, Sruetsburg Ofllco open every day.Personal attention Wednesday* and Bat unlays.Appointment* can be arranred for any time?Montreal Office : CHAUVIN, BAKER & WALKER.Gathered by Dally Record Correa pendents In Various Communities BEDFORD.See the two-reel special, A Japanese Dagger, in Victoria Halt, Friday evening.Mr.and ïvîTs.Herman Miller of Hartford, Conn., came in town on Friday on a visit witli Mrs.Milier\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.S.Corey.Mrs.J.F.S.McCaw, Miss Helen and Master Francis McCaw have returned to their home at Sherbrooke after visiting Mr.and Mrs.A.S.McCaw.jVn entertainment was given last -week by Miss Jackson, under the auspices of St.James Church which no doubt on account of the many other attractions in town of late drew only a small audience.These, however, were well rewarded by the excellence of the programme rendered by Miss Jackson.Mr.and Mrs.H.Mitchell have re turned from Montreal, and intend making their home in Bedford, having moved on Saturday into the dwelling owned by Dr.Montgomery on Bridge1 St.Mrs.J.Campazzie has returned to her home at Farnham after a short visit with relatives in town.Miss M.Smith is visiting relatives in Potton Springs for a few days.The Needle Works closed down on Saturday and the employees are enjoying their annual two weeks vacation.Mrs.Stimets of Hartford, Conn., is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs.R.Martin.Mrs.M.C.Hungerford and Miss Marion Batcheller returned on Friday after a couple of days visit with Swanton friends.Mr.H.T.Kittridge was unfortunate on Saturday to lose his horse through sickness.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Lapierre have returned after a few days visit with relatives in West Shefford.Mr.Chas.Bockus of Delson Junction is enjoying a two weeks holiday in town, the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wellington Bockus.Mr.F.H.Trottier of Montreal spent the week-end visiting at his home in town.Mr.Vernon Barry, manager of the local branch of the Molsons Bank, ' returned on Monday from Montreal, where he had been attending the funeral of his late mother, Mrs.John Barry, who died last week at her home in Winnipeg and interment taking place in Montreal on Monday af ternoon.Miss Lilian Rolland of Montreal is visiting friends in town for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Williamson have left for Manchester, N.H., on a short holiday trip.Mr.and Mrs.David Leblanc, Church St., had three of their sons visiting them recently.Fred of Chicago; Leo of Rock Island; and Donat of Montreal, all returning to their respective homes on Monday.Miss P'ankia Alcombrack was operate! c,] on for appendicitis t ins week in MV,meal, and is now making good progress towards speedy recov.ry.Ti'-e fortnightly dance under t'.e ans],ices of the local Tennis C!-.''ill be held or, Saturday night as usual :r, the Foresters Hall.The regular weekly meeting of the Ep/orth league waa-Jield on Mouday evening m the Methodist Church with Mrs.,\\ F.Percy, leader,\ttopic for study was \u201cThe personal interview Christ had with Simon lue Pharisee.\u201d and Mrs.Percy read mu excellent paper on the subject aftei '\u2022vh!\u2018h an open discussion relative t,_ same took place.The meeting nest Mommy will he a Missionary one and \u2022-vill be of specia1 nature which gives nr./mising of being most interest:nt ami helpful.After the league meeting, the officers and teachers of the Sunday School met a committee from St.James Sunday School when it vas decided to hold a Union Sunday S'.nool Picnic this year to take place on Thursday, August 14th., at High-gat: Park.Arrangements will he made to make the picnic a gr-i id success ii.every way.COWANSVILLE.Arrivals and departures include : Miss Marion Williams home from a visit to friends in Frelighsburg ; Mr.Percival Williams home after a few weeks\u2019 camping at Brome Lake, near Bondville ; Mr.H.F.Williams and family leave for a two weeks\u2019 rest at South Bolton ; Mr.Hubert Curley, of Dunham in town Monday ; Mrs.Z.Harvey, of Granby, visiting friends in Cowansville ; Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Hawley, of East Farnham, in Cowansville Monday ; Mrs.Beers, of Concord, N.H., visiting Mrs.A.McFar- I lane ; Miss Prudcntia Church for the I week end witii friends in East Fain-1 | ham ; Mr.Geu.P.England, of Dun-; \u2022 ham, in town Monday on business ; | Mr.and Mrs.Fenton Dougall to Brigham Sunday, the latter to re-1 main several days visiting friends ; ! Rev.W.P.R.Lewis and family to Bondville for a few days ; Mr.F.E.| Draper to Montreal Tuesday ; Mrs.: | Simons and Miss Shufelt, of West ! Brome, in town Tuesday ; Mr.C.J.i Quackenboss to Richford, Vt., vis\u2019t-ing his uncle on Sunday ; Mrs.Naa- J man and Master Thos.O\u2019Brien, of Sutton, visiting her parents, Mr.and ' Mrs.Stewart.Mrs.George Bates gave a birthday party in honor of her daughter, Mar-; gery to about twenty of her young j friends on Saturday last.Tho after-! noon was spent in games.Dainty re-! Ireshments were served and enjoyed 1 by all.KNOWLTON.Don\u2019t forget Pibus\u2019 big Annual Aug ust Sale of Footwear.Now is your time to buy footwear at less than wholesale prices.10 to 50 p.c.discount on all Footwear and Trunks and Suit Cases during August at Pibus.\u2019 See the shoes Pibus is selling for $1.43 per pair.See Pibus\u2019 window display of shoes for $1.98 per pair.Extra 4-reel special, The Escape of the White Glove Gang, a detective drama, in Lake View Hall on Fridav evening.-4.- SUTTON.Rooms wanted.\u2014Three rooms suitable for a dentist\u2019s office in Sutton.Address Dr.A.M.Strong, care Mountain View House, Sutton.Buckle\u2019s again\u2014they are going to extend their cut price sale for two days more, closing Saturdav night, Aug.9th.Better bargains than ever.-4- EAST BOLTON.Tho Ladies\u2019 Aid of the.Methodist Church inaugurated a new era in local entertainment when they engaged the services of Miss Abbie Ball, past graduate of Emerson School of Oratory in Boston.Miss Ball graduated from this school a little more than a year ago, and since that time has been perfecting herself, especially along tho line of voice culture and o¦ Torsion work.The entertainment vv.s held on the lawn in front of Mr.Fills a Human Need Some fifteen years ago Grape-Nuts was original tl lor the purpose of combining in a food delicious flavour, rich nonrishmci.t and easy digestion.Today there are tlunsands of families all over the world who use this food regularly\u2014in many instances from the first year it was marketed.STUDIO 124 KING STltEKT is the most popular studio in the Eastern Townships, ns wo do only good work, the Intent mountings and tho most dainty.Devoloplng, printing and enlarging amateur films.Lot uv do yours.Urancli Htudln in Coatieook, open (every Tuesday at Ivllburn Studio.Grape-Nuts FOOD Made of wheat and barley, is poifectly baked and rich in the mineral phosphites which are essential to the building of healthy brains and strong bodie-.White broad lacks these \u201cvital tissue salts,\u201d because the ou'er coat of Liu grain in which they are stun d is thrown out by the miller to make the 11 air whi o.Tho deficiency cannot be supplied from tho drug shop, but only from the field grains which Nature provides fur man\u2019s fuo h And so in Grape-Nuts all the rich brain and body building nourishment of choice wheat and malted barley (including the natural phosphates stored in tho outer coat of tho grains) is presented in form fur easy digestion and quick assimilation.And G,r:ipc-Nuts has a delicious taste.If yon are interested in being well, and are not acquainted «ith this fowl, send L\u2019e stamp for samp\u2019e.Sold by Grocers everywhere.\"There\u2019s a Reason\u201d for GRAPE-NUTS Miulo I» CANA.IHAN POSTUiU CE RK AU CO., LTD., WINOSOK.ONT, A Doctor Says GRAPE-NUTS FOOD CONTAINS ALL THE ELEMENTS CONDENSED.There was a time when doctors depended f I most entirely on the use of drugs in treating disease.That day is happily past, and our doctors of today are men of wider views\u2014they have learned that proper food is most important in healing disease.An eastern physician says: \u201cDisease is often an effort of Nature to get ri.l of impurities in the system as the result of incorrect habits\u2014 wrong living.The cause of disease ought to and can be removed by right living and right thinking.\"Nature requires good air, sunlight, food of proper quality and quantity, plenty ci pure water, exercise, cleanliness and sleep.When these conditions are met, health follows, but when they are.denied or neglected, sickness and disease arc sure to result.\u201cThe important question is to decide what is the proper kind of food to supply the physical and mental necessities of man.I have had experience with the various food stuffs knowç to our markets, but up to the present time I have met with no other answering so fully all the requirements as does Grape-Nuts food.\u201cIn my own experience and observation in my practice, I have found Grape-Nuts to be not only more satisfying, but more lasting in the benefit derived from its use.It sends a man forth to his labors in a state of physical comfort, with a cheerful and buoyant spirit; and the end of the dav finds him with reserve strength\u2014 he suffers less from exhaustion and depletion of powers.\u201cI particularly recommend Grape-Nuts food to those whose occupations involve u great deal of brain work.There could not lie a food better adapted to the strengthening and conservation of the faculties and en-(Tei.s.If supplies n more sustained mental vigor than any other food that I know of.\u201cGrape Nuts food contains all the dements tdint form,the valuable part of natural die I in a condensed, toothsome and easily digestible form.\u201d Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Out.PRINTED ON THE ^WHITEST, llG T E.Ball\u2019s home.About two hundred people gathered and listened with rapt attention punctuated with much appiauae to the several items on the programme.Miss Ball gave six readings, humorous and serious.Special mention should be made of her rendition of Oueen Catherine\u2019s Trial in Shakespeare\u2019s Henry VIII.Her personation of the different characters was realistic in the extreme.Miss Jameson of Montreal performed very cleverly upon the violin, while a couple of vocal selections were enjoyed from Mrs.Brown of Newport.After the literary part of the programme had been brought to a close, ice cream was sold and a social hour enjoyed by all present.The treasury of the Ladies\u2019 was enriched to the amount of about $65.over expense, and the fact that seemed to be especially pleasing to them was, that it had been done with practically no effort on their part.-»-\u2014- WEST BROME.Arrivals : Mr.A.J.Darrah, Sutton, at Mr.D.G,.Derby\u2019s ; Miss G.Durkee home from Montreal for two weeks ; Mr.and Mrs.A.Hawley, of Sutton Jet., at Mr, N.T.French\u2019s on Sunday ; the two Misses Boudreau of \u201cIsle Noir,\u201d at Mr.Z.Boudreau\u2019s; Mr.W.Dettes of Montreal his holidays at iris home ; Miss G.White-head, of Frost Village, with Mrs.C.McCutcheon ; Mr.ahd Mrs.G.B.Horner at Mr.E.Hartley\u2019s ; Mr.F.Wilson, of East Hill at Mr.G.Short\u2019s on Sunday ; Mrs.A.Darrah and family at Mr.D.G.Derby\u2019s on Sunday ; Mr.M.Rhicard and Miss E.Rhicard at Mr.F.J.Durkee\u2019s, Sunday ; Mr.Earl Kathan home over Sunday ; Mr.and Mrs.W.Darrah to Mr.H.Church\u2019s on Sunday.Mrs.F.J.Durkee is suffering from indisposition which necessitated the doctor's care.Mr.F.J .Durkee has purchased Mr.I).G.Derby\u2019s store.It will be changed from a grocery to a harness and hardware store, with a complete stock.A social will be held this week on Saturday night at the Anglican Church.business meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the Methodist Church will be held Friday at 2 p.m.at the parsonage.All the ladies of the congregation are invited.Next Sunday the service in the Methodist Church will he at 7.30 ! .m.The pastor will speak on the subject \u201cMaking light of sin.\u201d SOUTH ROXTON.Arrivals and departures ; Mr- Gordon Galbraith of Lcominister, Mass, guest of his uncle, Mr.W.J.Gal braith; Mrs.L.Kimpton and familv of Montreal, guests of Mrs.Chas.Reynolds for a week; Miss Reynolds of Woodstock, Ont., guest of her brother, Mr.H.E.Reynolds for a few weeks.Mr.John Sanborn is seriously ill,; Miss Daisy Reynolds has been confined to her bed for the last three weeks.She is suffering with curvature of the spine, but she is now improving.Mr.Gordon and Alva Galbraith to South Granby, visiting their uncle, Mr.3am Ryder for a few days.Mr.Byron Smith\u2019s family are down with measles.Most of the farmers here hape Most of the farmers here have has been ideal bay weather, and the farmers have stored their hay in good condition.Mr.James Blampin is able to be about again, but is rather weak still from the effects of blood poisoning in his hand and arm.ANNUAL MEETING KNOWLTON CONFERENCE.The Annual Meeting of the Knowl-ton Conference will be held at the Conference Grounds on Saturday, Aug.16th., at 3 p.m.This promises to be of great importance to the future growth of the work, as plans and suggestions will be presented bv the Executive whereby definite steps may be taken for the development of ference and meeting the expected de mands for accommodation next year.The subscribing of $1.00 or more constitutes a membership to the Knowlton Conference and entitles the contributor to a voice in its management.It is hoped that all such contributors who can possibly attend will endeavor to be present.i 5 WililAKiS\u2019 TOOTH PASTE with nickel Tooth Brush Holder, combination package, Î5e.By mall l cent* extra.F.T.ANSELL | Druggist and Stationer, # lO HTKAT1ÏUONA BQ., t '0 Sherbrooke» Qne.) We carry a Full Line of Ladies\u2019 Pumps amT ' for Summer Wear Stylo in Tan, Patent, Gnn Metal, Kid and White.J.A.Wiptt & Co.GRIFFITH\u2019S Drug Store » ) Carries the largest, stock of Patent Medicines and Sundries in the city.We lead, others follow.We will not be undersold.Do not he deceived by cheap talcs.» - * Wo handle only genuine goods.W.H.Griffith Druggist 121 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.CUNARO LINE Canadian Service From\tVram SonthxmetoM.\tMaatraal.July 24\tA8CANIA\tAu*.» Aug.7\tAII SONIA\tAug.21 Aug.21\tANDANIA\tSept.6.P&BHa** rata\u2014Cania (II.) : Aaeaala, \" 847.50 »nd upward».Other «teatner» r *46.25 and upward».Third Glas» British Eastbound, 830.*5 ; Prepaid We»t, 830, For further Particular» apply to r FI.H.SHWifiLI.or C.H.FOSS, Sher- : brooke, Quo., or The Robert Reford Co., ! Limited, Montreal, Quebec, Toroato, Bt.John, N.B., and Portland.Me.\t1 >R :he S- .Royal Mail Steamships MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL.Royal Mail Service.Virginian\u2014Tuesday, August 12.Tunisian\u2014Tuesday, Ang.19.Victorian, Tuesday, Aug.26.Corsican\u2014Tuesday, Sept.2.MONTREAL TO GLASGOW.Royal Mail Service.Scandinavian\u2014Saturday, Ang.9.Hesperian-\u2014ThuEs., Auk.14.Pretorian\u2014Saturday, August 28.Grampian\u2014Thursday.August 28.M O N T R EAT i HA V RE-LON DON.Sicilian\u2014Sunday.August 10.Ionian\u2014Sunday, August 17.Pomeranian, Sunday, Aug.24.Scotian\u2014Sunday, August 31.H.& A.ALLAN, General Agents, 2 St.Peter St.Montreal.-nq, PUR&Xi MiVESTBRS EXCURSIONS From SHERBROOKE Ci 1 A 00 to WINNIPEG ^ nvF.August 18 and September 3 Particulars on Application.Upper Lake Service rhe Qulch Lake Route to the W»»t, Steamer» \u2022 ATHABASCA, KEEWATIN, MANITOBA, ALBERTA, ASSINIBOIA.Leave Port McNtcoll Dally Except Friday and Sunday.City Ticket Office, 6 Strathcoaa 8rie.; of particular value.BUCKEYE CLEANSER\u2014Is a neutral soap, cleanses and brightens the natural lustre of the varnish.PUTS! CREAM -Te a liquid polish that is unsurpassed; cleans and brightens in quick time.LIQUID VENEER\u2014Applied after washing, maintains the gloss of the varnish and keeps it from showing streaks.W ¦ also sell Gasoline, Motor Oils, Creases, Sponges and Chamois.You will find our prices right.at 4 per rent, allowed on deposits, computed half yearly, feSiertorooke Loan & ffâorigago Go.Office, Art Building.Office hours, 9 to 5; ou Saturdays, 8 to 12.Telephone 539.W.A.HALE, President.R, N.ROBINS, Sec.-Treas.Ta^e a Kodak with you on your vacation trip.A complete line at | \u201cM\u2019s in a N me\u2019\u2019 J* *r\t\u2014Shakespeare.I \u2022l-i -l-I-l-H-I-H-:-:-:-!-!.!-!.! .! \u2022 Y\t! Y\tThe name \"Allatt\u201d rn a loaf of j Y\tj Y\tbread is a guarantee of purity \u201e ^ and quality and fine flavor.\t# Y\t ! *T MM BAR K K\u201d T j*\tBELL 724, T i An excursion to Portland, Me., from Sheri rooke and stations east, including Dixville, via the O.T.R., will be run under the auspices of the 53rd Regiment Band, leaving Sherbrooke 8 a.m.August 23rd by special train, due Portland 3 p.m., returning by special leaving Portland 9 p.m.August 24th, or by regular trains until Tuesday p.m., August 2Cth.Fare from Sherbrooke $2.30 for round trip.Pullman parlor car and sleeper will be attached to specials if sufficient number require accommodation.J.S.Miîciifiü THE KODAK STORE.We will do your Developing and .Printing for yon.»*?»»\u2022?»*«$*\u2022»»»* BICYCLES BICYCLE SUNDRIES \\t Cut\tBICYCLE MUNSON) 1 rices\tSpa()|nil Aver»,,.i*n.M r\ta.the Cnirendt^a, an* fcusii.e.M Life by an efficient staff of Masters, inoirtly graduatr» ofRtmU'h I\u2019nir-rwrie*».Ji fK/mutü&Lt etc.,'apjjly to tf* Head Matter.HARVEST HELPERS Frost A Wood\u2019s Sol! Binders are Light Draft Showy Durable Easy to operate.Cid cr write a post card for information, prices, &c Binder Twine a Specialty.t V * *\tI *\t\u2022 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 ; 4 R.GJCFADDEN&CO.Let us Fill Your Prescriptions We use only t.hr; purest Ingredients and highest grade preparation;-:.We guarantee aeeuraey in every detail.You: Physician will be perfectly satisfied if we fill your prescriptions.F.0.JORDAN, Agent.LENNOXVILLE.that in all his experience he had never j j' i known such a miraculous escape.Mr.1 *f* : Hastings also stated he considered' it, J.; was wonderful no worse consequences i I had resulted.Established nine years.Emnloy-ment for three and Four men the year round.Selling out on account of health and other business.Good stand for the right man.Terms of sale easy.Our motto is : \u201cJust as the Doctor ordered.\u201d We have got a good of Flour, Bran, Shorts, dlings, Corn, Corn Meal, Ground Oats, Cotton Oil Cake, Molassine Beans, Peas, Quaker Tillqon\u2019s Oats, Rolled all sizes, Granulated and dard Oatmeal.stock Mid- Oats, Seed, Meal, Oats, Oats, Stan- Everybody wants a sack of Salt these days.We have a car to arrive in a day or two.Another car of that Yellow Corn on track, and a car of Wheat to keep up our supply of Chick Feed.When the day is fine Make the bay rattle.When it is cloudy Get feed for your cattle From WILLIAM CLARKE Flour, Feed, (rain, Etc.LENNOXVILLE, QUE.il TOWN NEWS | *\t4 Telephone 778, ring 1.D, G, Harrison 8 Co, j i* College St.Lennoxville.\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022H-H-H-I-M-H-M-H-H-H-H-I* \u201cA SUGGESTION\u20191 For lunch or for sandwiches come in or 'phone for some of thej most delicious Boiled Hanr on the market, sliced just to suit you, with an up-to-date bacon slice just installed.For breakfast I can supply you with the very best Bacon procurable.Three lines to select from, and sliced in the same manner.Also with Fresh Eggs and Hams of all sizes.Paints and Oils I have on hand a good assortment of the well-known and reliable Sherwin Williams brand ready-mixed paints; also guaranteed pure Linseed Oils, White Lead, Machine Oil, Hand Separator Oil, Floor Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Turpentine, Castor Oil, etc.I am ready and anxious to sell you Good Goods at Reliable Prices.All Goods Guaranteed as represented to you.White's Block.Craig C.Chaddock THE WAY THE INDIANS DID IT I The use of putty as a glazing medium is the crudest practice retained in modern building.It savors of the old adobe huts of the Southern Indians, or the ancient log houses in which the chinks were calked up with clay.It surely has no place in the methods of to-day, and is certainly doomed to disuse.The PUTTYLESS is the only satisfactory known method of securing glass in a wooden sash, and will throw the old style putty sash into disuse as surely as the electric light lias done away with the candle.PUTTYLESS SASH are Tight, Strong, Clean, Well Made.' Not cheap, but inexpensive.The right sash for Houses, Stores, Churches, Schoolhotises, Machiue Shops, Factories.They are the right sash to use anywhere.Don\u2019t, make the mistake of fitting up your new building with a window that is a hundred years out of date and will,, never give satisfaction.Buy the PUTTYLESS and you will get the best window made.Write to-day, NOW, or prices and particulars.! J Mrs.Arthur Bown and Mr.and Mrs.Norcross intend «[(ending the next week at Lake Aylmer.Miss Hazel Bennett went last night to Canterbury to spend a few days with her uncle, Mr.F.Bennett.Miss Gerty Hatcher, of Providence, R.L, is visiting her brother, Mr.i f Frank Hatcher, at Moulton Hili.f Miss Hazel Giroux, of Capelton, is ! 4 visiting her uncle, Mr.A.Giroux.¦ f For Sale in Lennoxville ! Brick House and Barn with five a Length, 27 ft .; beam, 4 ft.1.0 in ; -12 h.p.four-cylinder motor just, install- -\t\u2014\ti wx juni jiiniviil' Oil ; brass fittings throucliout.Will sell at cost.Can be seen on Lake Mcm-phremagoff.Ap[>ly P.o.Box 213, Htierbrocike.HEAUTIFUL LIGHT BAY HOUSE for sale.Weight about* 1200 lbs.Can be seen any time at Continental stables.nEEF SCRAPS, BONE, GRIT, shell, etc., in 2ôc., 50c.ami 81.00 bags.Geo.Jackson, Jenckes Lane.!\u2022>- PURE BRED WHITE LEGHORN \u2014\u2022 1 cockerels, (loscendants of 21H-egg hen, 81,00, $1 .Jo and 82.00.Will breed winners and layers.Act ipiick.Geo.Jackson.Jenckes Lane, Sherbrooke.\u2014\u2014 1 .RTBAIj ÏS8TAT» FOR SAL® I 1CENBED HOTEL FOR SALE.AP-.Ij ply Montreal House, Sherbrooke.NO.56 MELBOURNE ST.WITH 100 foot frontage, for sale.Also building lota adjoining.All with famous view of the St.Francis valley.Apply W.A.Hale, SHerbrcoke.N EW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE OR to let\u20149 rooms, all modern con venlences, situate opposite Stanstead Wesleyan College, Main street.Stanstead Plain.A very desirable property.Possession given September 1st.ID 13.Apply F.O.St.Pierre.Stanstead Plain.Que.SITUATION?' WANTED '.GENERAI.ALL - ROUND I'ksmlth and loTildresaer wants iicisiHon.Reliable and sober.L.ouetto, Furnlmm.\t____________ UY MAN DESIRES SITUATION.I'adv job of teaming praferi-od.Ap-x bn, Lennoxville.LOST AND FOUND ,1)0(1 FOUND OWNER CAN ,\u20190 bv nphlylng 1 1 drove SI.NECKCH VIN AND LOCM'I\u2019.h inltiulH .1.H, M , losi Finder \u2019lihotic .1.]), McKinnon.Massawippi Valley ANNUAL MEETING.4HTANSTEAD \u2014 BEAUTIFUL SEC-tion.Improved farms at.low prices.h\u2019ree booklet.Write me.E.W.Hay, Stanstead, Que.II Notice Is hereby given that the annual mecllng if l he shareholder!! of the Ma.ssawippi Valley Railway Company will be held al the Conumny\u2019s Pjissemrer Mlafion, Roeh Island.Que .on WED N ESI).A A\u2019.1 ho THIRD day of SliJPTiOM-IIE.R I'.M.'I, al II o'eloek am.S STE) ENS, Secret ary.Rock Island, Que., August G, I'JIM, OUSE IN EAST ANGUS FOR le.suitable for tenements or boarding house.Terms reasi liable.Apply Mrs.Woodrow or Jos.Burns.FARM FOR JOY\u2018-ACRE Civ) miles ing west.L.DoulUard, Watcrvillo.SALE, 11 eo- I HAVE ONE OF THE BEST PAY-I lug hotels in Sherbrooke for sale.Price 83ô,()(K).(Hi : Sô.mio.oo cash the balance at 6 p.c.No agents.Box 53, Record.l.A.ARM FOR SALE.CONTAININf I acres, loi of good timber, also G loo good sugar place.For further particulars ay-ply Box 54, Record.BREAKDOWN ON PORTLAND EXPRESS.The Montreal and Portland Express due in Sherbrooke at 10-59 a.m.did not arrive today until 12-20 p.rn.It was late in leaving Montreal and a breakdown occurred before reaching Richmond.THE EDISON TALKING PICTURES.The first local view of the Kineto-phone, the genuine Edison Talking Pictures will be given at His Majesty\u2019s next Monday, August 11th., when the apparently, impossible, will Vfl fW'T'II OirOirl 4-lvr» n -1Ï n\u201e \"U/a\t., be achieved, the audience hearing and also seeing a musical performance, a minstrel show and getting an explanation.History is being made every day and the Kinetophone will give future generations the complete story in every detail.FIRE ON ROOF.\u2018 The fire brigade was called out shortly after noon for a fire in a house occupied by a family named Thehevge, and owned by the Edwards Realty Co.The fire started in the chimney and spread to the roof which latter was on fire when the brigade MT Of ms Ml HW TOWN Much Interest Taken in 'Forthcoming Stanstead!\u201d County Fair PEOPLE OF FACTORY TOWN ARE DEVELOPING LARGE AP- PETITE FOR BANANAS.Magog, August 7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The posters arc out for the 68th., annual ¦fair of the Stanstead County Agricultural Society at Ayer's Cliff.Tliere will be quite an innovation this year in that the Fair will be run \u2018or three days instead of two as formerly, the directors have decided to try tins and see how it works out.If the weather is good they expect to benefit by it.There will be the usual exhibits, races, etc., as formerly only on a larger scale.If anyone wishes further information they can get it by writing to the Presi'ient, Mr.if.E.Baldwin or to the Secretary Treasurer, John P.Bowen, Hatley.Que.ENLARGING THEATRE BUILDING.The addition to the local moving picture show is now neatly completed the interior is receiving new decorat ions which will make this establishment on a par with similar (daces in the largo centers; which is the aim of the proprietor, Mr.Tetreault who has always proved himscif a hustler and up-to-date.NEGRO STUDENTS WILL GIVE CONCERT.A Negro Quartette composed of students from the Tuskegee Institute expect to give an old time minstrel show hero on Monday, August 18th.They come here under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist bhurch.This event will no doubt prove a treat flor the music loving public of this vicinity.WILL ATTEND REGATTA.A number of the motor boat en-thusiastics are contemplating attending the annual regatta at the New port end of the lake on or about me fourteenth of August and to endeavor to try their motor boats out with some of the speedy ones at that end.Whether they win or not they expect a good time which is the chief tiling they are sure of.weather permitting.NOTES.Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Wright have returned to Magog from Montreal and are spending the summer as usual at Castle Brook Farm.They are (Continued on Page 8) Lucile Parrish & Company THE SCAPEGOAT and tbe Original CJlobe Theatre (N.Y.) Production \"A Laugh or a iSong Hit Every Minute\u201d (AMERICAN TWO REEL FEATURE.) ASHELAND PRICES 25c to $1.50.Sea's Now On Sale.SWEDISH CHARACTER VIOLINIST AND VOCALIST.arrived.About ten or twelve feet of the shingles on the roof were burned.The flames were extinguished by the chemical from No.1 station.LITTLE MISS FIX-IT.Miss Lucile Parrish, who has been a musical comedy favorite for several years will make her first ap pearance in this city at His Majesty\u2019s on Saturday evening as the star in the big musical success, \u201cLittle Miss Fix-It.\u201d Her dainty personality and alluring voice fits her admirably for the character of a mischievous young hostess who plans to fix all the love affairs of her friends to suit herself.In her hands, the dreams of the almost engaged young people, the almost married pair and the almost divorced couple become tangled nightmares until it requires the most skilful of comic opera- librettists to SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Sherbrooke High School with a competent and fully qualified staff of teachers, re-epons MONDAY SEPT.8th, 1913 Complete courses for entrance to Macdonald College and all faculties of University, A limited number of vacancies in Academy eradcs.No extra fees for non-resident students.For further particulars apply to the Principal', or C.D.PALMER, »\tSec.-Treas., lead them all through the most laughable of situations to just the right kind of ending.| \u201cDid you hire that plumber I recommended to you?\u201d \u201cYes.\u201d \"How did he turn out?\u201d \u2022\u2019 Oh, he filled the bill all right.\u201d lis Majesty\u2019 s Monday, Tuisday and Wednesday, AUG.11-12-13 Matinee 2-30 \u2014Evening 8-15 The World\u2019s Most Mar- velous Entertainment Monuments Carved and Lettered with i pneumatic tools by expert workmen.; Best goods at lowest possible prices.Write or call.T.C.THOMPSON 355 Wellington St., \tSHERBROOKE.P.Q.Province of Quebec, District of St.Francis.Re-auccession Joseph Blais, in his lifetime butcher of the town of Bromptonville.Eastern Townships College of Music affiliation with1 Toronto College under the management of Stanstead Wesleyan College and in of Music.In establishing the Eastern Townships College af Music, ten years ago.it was the aim of Stanstead College to place within the reach and means of the young people of the Townships, a thoroughly high grade school of music.It is not enough that a name be chosen for a school \u2014 a careful, curriculum must be laid out.competent- teachers must be found and high standards set and attained.The name chosen should commend this school to the people of this section.The curriculum selected is that of an old ond respected College of Music \u2014 the Toronto\u2014the staff appointed is composed of experienced and successful teachers.The standards set are the highest, and repeatedly Stanstead students have won first places in the competitive examinations.Fall term opens September 11.For prospectus and any specific information, address, A.HARLOW MARTIN, Director, Stanstead, Que.NOTICE 1 is by these presents given to the creditors t.f the said succession to produce in thirty days of this date, in the hands of the undersigned notary, their bills and reclamations against the said succession, to pay the amounts and bills that they are owing to the said succession in the same thirty days in the hands of Mr.Alfred Paradis, merchant, of Brompton-villc.duly authorized to collect the credits of the said succession.Given at Bromptonville 30th day of July, nineteen lAmdred and thirteen.J.J.LAPOINTE, Notary, \tBrcmptonville.SENSATION OF THE CENTURY How to Destroy the Dandruff Germ BY A SPECIALIST.That the dandruff germ is responsible for nearly all the diseases to which the scalp is heir, as well as for baldness and premature gray hair, is a well known fact, but when we realize that it is also indirectly responsible for many of the worst cases of catarrh and consumption, we appreciate the importance of any agent that will destrey its power.We are, therefore, particularly pleased to give herewith the prescription which -M eminent scientist states he has found, after repeated tests, to completely de-! stroy the dandruff germ in from one to I three applications.It will also almost immediately stop falling hair and it has in numerous cases produced a new hair-growth after years of baldness.This prescription can be made up at home, or any druggist will put it up for you :\t6 ounces Bay Rum, 2 ounces Lavona de Composée, one-half drachm Menthol Cry-! stals.Mix thoroughly and after standing half an hour it is ready for use.Apply night and morning, rubbing into the scalp with the finger tips.If you wish it perfumed, add half a teaspoonful of To-Kalon Perfume, which unites perfectly with the other Ingredients.While this preparation is not a dye, it is unequalled for restoring gray hair to its original color.Most Realistic Invtntion of the Century.Complete Change Daily ( Matinees, 15c & 25c ( Evenings, 25c & 35c Seats Now On Sale.Casino (BEAU TIFUL KIN IS M A CO LOR).\u201cTHE GIRL AND THE GANGSTER\"\u2014 Here is a thrilling drama in two parts that will delight everyone who sees it.Last chance to see it tonight.\u201cTHE SENITORA'S REPENT\\NCE\"\u2014 A tale of the West, in which love plays with life.\u201cTHE BROWNS STUDY ASTROLOGY \u2019 '\u2014Comedy.\u201cFROM IGNORANCE TO LIGHT.\" Our Kinemacolor projection is perfected, and all patrons are delighted with the beautiful natural **«lorings.FULL ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT.66 x 120 LOTS on Prospect street.Just eir loi» 1» a'l we have.Terms of payment to suit moat any purchaser.Frontenac street car bring* you to them W.A.HALE.R.LAKE MAN.Tel.R59-714 New Sherbrooke Clothing Store.17 King St.NADLT 8 LACROIX Bedard\u2019s Old Stand 17h King St.Special Reductions For Friday and Saturday Will be on sale for these two days IOC handsome Men\u2019s Kmncoat.s, style raglan, size 34 to 46, value $10.00 to $12.00.Spceial price.$6.00 Handsome diagonal grey Tweed Raincoats, value $14.00.Special price .Ladies\u2019 Silk Poplin Raincoats in grey and drab, value $10.00.Special price .$8.50 .$6.00 You will also find some superior values at exceptionally low prices in the Clothing Department We arc repeating once more for these two days our offer ¦ :i Boys\u2019 Baits at 25 p.c.discount.Men\u2019s Dio-k Tweed Suits in grey or brown, good vain:, to got through with them .$6.9-8 Men\u2019s ; wool Dark Tweed Suits, value $10.00 and $12.00, t , clear them off .$7.98 Once more, black or blue nil wool fine Worsted Serge Suits, latest style, value $16.50 for $12.50, $22.00 for .$16.00 Light grey or brown diagonal Tweed Suits, value $1.6.50, Special price .$11.49 50 do/.Boys\u2019 Knickerbocker Bants, ages 4 to 16, choice patterns, value 75c ami more.Special price .49c Boot and Shoe Department Large quantity of fine Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019s Low Shoos, in all styles and sorts, lace, button and pump, will be cleared, value $2.00 for $1.29, value $2.50 for $1.49, value $3.00 for .$1.98 Fine Dongola Boots (Instructor trade-mark) for Misses.Value $2.00.Special price .$1.29 \u2022 Fine Dongola Boots for children, sizes 8 to 10, value $1.35.Special price .-.f.A-OOc Big reductions on all lines of Men\u2019s and Boys\u2019 Boots or Shoes.We will continue for one week more the great reductions on alllines of summer goods, such as Underwear, Whitewear, Blouses, Prints, Ginghams, Embroidery, Laces, Gloves and Corsets, etc.Our prices on all these different articles will surpass anything seen before, as they are very low.NAULT & LACROIX 17-17è King Street SHERBROOKE; ORH il)-alth.1 de-1 This I the! tion I ose-1 w.cil| .1)-metl iing | mn-L.I \u2022ery (Ual ac- ] ned j st., nth }tc.¦IS- , d\u2019- in-1 ed- an- of thef eir by red tes elp ip- ng ;he m, ar- im nd J s- trs its eel >st es, !V.)r- ge th n- he rt.on »2, tit ne u- n, e- of C, 10 x, it V \u2022y i- i- ie cl n k.ic le d .s h n d 144 9974 ^ EIGÎTT BHHRimOOKH DAILY RHCORD THURSDAY, AUGUST T, 1913, Suinmer Goods must go regardless ot cost to make room for an extensive assortment of Fail and Winter Goods which are just arriving.Go direct to The Bargain Store T.Vineberg Outfitter for Mei & Women 147 Wellington Street.TRESPASSERS WILE BE MOOTED Granby Village Council Takes Means to Protect Water Supply LÀ CIE CODERS § FILS (INC) Wholesale and Ketail Hardware, Leather, Tinware and Coal, Blacksmiths\u2019 Plumbers\u2019 and Electrical Supplies SHEHimOOKE.ALL HITCHING POSTS IN THE TOWN WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE STREETS.Granby, August 7.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 At the general session of the Village Council held on Monday evening, a large number of bills were passed and other routine business transacted.The claim of Mr.C.Laroux for over-charge on electric light was referred to the Electric Light Committee.The petition for a sidewalk on Victoria street was received and consideration postponed.Councillor Barr moved, seconded by Councillor Miner, that all hitching posts he removed from the streets of the municipality.The motion was carried, Councillor Bradford dissenting.On motion of Councillor Beaudry, seconded by Councillor Miner, the Horticultural Society was granted 1100 in aid of the forthcoming exhibition.Moved by Councillor Barr, seconded by Councillor Caron, and carried, that all persons are hereby prohibited from trespassing on the property of the corporation around the lake on Shefford Mountain where the water j supply of the municipality is taken, ' or from fishing, bathing or hunting around said lake, under a penalty of not more th->r, fifty dollars .to he imposed as ir .:ribed by law.P.C< DuBOYCE Notary, Auditor, Etc.GRANBY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.At the meeting of the Township Council it was moved by Councillor Payne, seconded by Councillor Des-noyer, that the Horticultural Society he granted $50 in aid of their annual exhibition, and the sun» of $25 to the Farmers\u2019 Club.TOHP OE Municipality\tWill Make Temporary\tLoan of $2000 For Road Work NO MEETING OF VILLAGE COUNCIL AS THERE WERE NOT SUFFICIENT MEMBERS PRESENT.Dunham, Aug.7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The regular monthly sassion of the municipal council of the Township of Dunham was held in the Town Hall.There were present Mayor E.E.Hall and Councillors James E.Miller, Théophile Noiseux.Geo.M.Beach, George A.Doherty and WTilliam F.Lee.Bills amounting to $328.80 were accepted and ordered paid.On motion of Councillor Doherty, seconded by Councillor Miller the bill of expenditure as read by the Secretary amounting to $420.77 for macadam work, was approved of by the Council.The property now assessed to Mr.Wesley W:estover was charged to that of Mr.James J.Perkins and the property assessed to Mr.Théophile Noiseux to that of Mr.Whlfred Noiseux.The Mayor and Secretary were authorized to borrow an additional loan of $2000.for macadam road work.NO MEETING OF VILLAGE COUNCIL.There was no meeting ofi the Village Council on account of there not being a quorum.Another Case of Blood Poisoning Persisted in paring his corns with a 1 razor.Foolish when cure is so painless i and sure with Putnam's Corn Extractor.rT^T-oTT\t,arrie I U56 Putnam s only\u2014it's the best\u2014guar- COURT HOUSE, RU HMOND, QUE.[ anteed and Painless, price 2hc.at all Successor to IX M.Rowat, N.P.dealers.AID TO AGRICULTURE.Ottawa, August 7.\u2014The Government has concluded the last of the agreements with the provinces in connection with the agricultural aid grant.Alberta, the last to be settled with, gets $46,095.The items are: Agricultural schools, $18,000; equipment of schools, $9,000; buildings for schools, $4,500; demonstration farms, $8,000; special instruction in dairying $3,000; domestic srience, $2,000; dairy competition, $1,000; miscellaneous.$594.95.Total, $46,094.95.Attractions HA SEN BEN A LI ARABS METZETTI TROUPE HUTCHISON'S BALLOON ERNESTOS SISTERS BRAGGAR BROS.HAY WAGGON ACT AUTOMOBILE ACT THE SMITHSONS NEILSON'S BALLET FIREWORKS Races 2.30 STAKE TROT 2.24 STAKE TROT 2.30 STAKE PACE 2.26 STAKE PACE 2.16 STAKE PACE 2.35 PACE, 2.31 TROT 2.24 PACE, 2.20 TROT 2.20 PACE, 2.16 TROT 2.14 PACE, 2.10 TROT (t SHERBROOKE r K, -5- TICKETS FOR $1.00 FAIR j NOW ON SALE 30th Aug.1915\u2014!ept.6th.Bands NORTH HATLEY ST.HYACINTHE HARMONIE 53RD REGIMENT Midway DEEP SEA DIVERS WILD ANIMAI.SHOW AUTODOME WILDEST AUSTRALI HUMAN ROULETTE AND MANY OTHERS CHAGN0N, The Cut Rate Druggist, 173 Wellington St.Telephone 493 I WANT YOUR TRADE ! MV MOTTO Small Profits and Big Sales LOOK AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES -\t-\t- FOR CASH ONLY Goods Delivered to ail parts of the City.If you can\u2019t come down call Phone 49;).\tHer\tCat\tLyrnan, Ltd.Perox*\t\t\t\tRetr\tCut \tPrice\tPrice.\tidr; r.f Hydrogen \u2014\t.\u201825\t.14\t\tPrice.Price.\t William»\u2019 Pin* Pills.\t.>\t.33\tLyman, Ltd , Peroi-\t\t\tMoro\u2019s Pills \t\t.50\t.88 \t.50\t\tide of Hydrogen.\t.50\t.20\tWyeth'n Malt Kxt.\t.33\t.20 < *\t->«; ' : ; Nerve\t\t\tLyrnan.Ltd , Perox-\t\t\tPabKt Malt Kxtract.\t.85\t.2.i \t\t.88\tide of Hydrogen.\t-.773\t.44\tVichy Water, Celes-\t\t Abtjey b Balt \t\t.00\t.45\tLady \u2019g Own Boap,\t\t\ttin \t\t.25\t.28 Mathieu n Byrup .\t.85\t\tbox \t\t.85\t.25\tGauvin'g Linseed\t\t y ruitative* \t\t.50\t.8S\tCanadian Hair Lye.\t.50\t.80\tSyrup \t\t.25\t.15 Fruitattve*\t \t\t.25\t.ip\tf.riby Hair Restorer.\t.50\t.39\t(Vplcrc's Baljy Syrup.\t.25\t.15 Zam-JJ'jk Oir.*mr-ro .\t.50\t.33\tLhevelimne \t\t.50\t.39\tCarter'B Pill» \t\t.25\t.20 Mathieu Nervine\t\t\tLa,t de:-: Larne,-: Ko-\t\t\tK/ljxir Cod Liver Oil\t1 .00\t.7'» Powders\t\t\t.to\tmai ne8 \t\t\t.50\t:y>\tSal Hepatica .\t.35\t.20 Gin PjIIk\t\t\t.50\t.88\tOh\u2019aae'n Ointment .\t.00\t4 5\tSal Hepatica .\t.75\t.c,l Murray & Lari man f\t\t\tZut'.o TabietK\t.25\t.20\tCarnine\t\t3.25\t2.HO Florida Water .\t.50\t.45\tRenaud'* Baby Food\t.00\t.40\tKiiop DeHohienK .\t1 .25\t.00 LreaoJene Lapn .\t.50\tA't\tHtjrlu.k' r Malted\t\t\tHiatogenol\t\t1 .75\t1 .85 Seven Butberlaud B;\t\t\tMilk \t\t.50\t.45\tHekllitz Chateaud .\t75\t.04 '.\u2018¦tï Hair 'Ionic .\tI />0\t.90\tHorlnk'n Malted\t\t\tSirop Roche\t\t1 .50\t1 40 do.\tdo.\tr.( f\t.45\tMilk \t\t1 00\t.90\tBald in e, ffoude'H .\tJ .00\t.HO VeJoUtf; (Jf.Ly* .\t,\t\t.85\tOantoria \t\t.85\t.2 5\tLariviere'H Female\t\t Bozodont Tooth\t\t\tRed Pills \t\t.50\t.38\tKcKulator \t\t1 .'rO\t.70 Pant e \t\t\t.25\t.20\tRobinnon'H Barley\t\t\tLydia Plnkham\u2019B\t\t Barn to!* 'Tooth Pa;\\e\t.25\t.20\tFool \t\t\t\t.25\t.20\tVegetable \u201e\t\t1 .oo\t.79 Perfumes at Reduced Prices These Prices Good Not Only for a Few Days but Every Day in the Week.LOOK AT OUR WINDOW DISPLAY We Sell Nyal\u2019s Preparations.\tAgent for Montier\u2019s Remedies.«ppommi is tara (Continued from Page 1» tions they think necessary as to the changes in the sizes of pipes and new trunk lines.\u201d Aid.Denault seconded and the motion was adopted.NOTICE OF BYE-LAW.Aid.Jenckes gave notice that he would introduce a new bye-law at the next meeting to prohibit the use of the cutouts of automobiles within the city limits.BILLBOARD ON WELLINGTON STREET.A motion of Aid.Jenckes, \u201cthat the Parks and Real Estate Committee he authorized to take down the bill-hoard on the city property on Wellington street and clean up the place,\u201d was carried.UNION DEPOT.Aid.Genest referred to the need of a janitor at the Grand Trunk 'Station and moved, \u201cthat the city attorney give the necessary notice to the Railway Company to keep station in a sanitary condition.\u2019 Aid.Jenckes seconded and the tion was adopted.The Moe Family Were Amongst First Settlers in Sherbrooke the BUDGETOF NEWS FRON MAGOG TOWN (Continued from page 7.) a little later than usual in coming back to Magog for the summer.Mrs.G.L.Knapp and her young daughter, MUs Dorothy of Sherbrooke are spending a week with her sister, Mrs.A.E.Smith.Dr.and Mrs.G.Robbins who arc spending the summer at their new cottage, near Oliver's Corner, were called into Montreal last week, owing to the fact that during their absence someone had taken the liberty of entering their residence in Montreal and ransacking things generally and helping themselves to a wide variety ol articles, chiefly clothing.Master Hen y Doherty, who has been quite seriously ill, having been threatened with appendicitis, is recovering slowly.Mr.and Mrs.I.Sawdon of Sherbrooke and young son, were in town on Friday of last week for a few hours.Mr.Sawdon is considering the feasibility of giving music lessons here if his time will permit.Mr.D.V.Lindsay of Georgeville was in town for a short time on Friday of last week.Mr.J.O.Donigan has just concluded a month\u2019s holidays, the greater part of which he spent at his summer cottage at Eagle Cliff.His family will remain there off and on during the greater part of the month.Mrs.J.Davies and Miss Lena Davies of Saskatoon, former residents of this place, are in town visiting relatives.Mr.Archie Sullivan of Fort William, Ont., has returned to Magog and resumed his connection with the D.T.Co., and has taken up his abode at Mr.P.C.Taylor\u2019s.Mr.Jack Johnston, another guest at Mr.P.C.Taylor\u2019s spent the week-end in Montreal.Messrs.C.Chamberlain and Mr.A.C.McKenna have finished their holidays hut they will, however, spend the week camping on the lake shore at their respective cottages, returning to Montreal for their customary Sunday duties at St.James each Sunday during the month.Miss Rossie Taylor has her summer cottage now practically completed.It is prettily located on the west shore of the lake, about five miles from Magog.They were somewhat disappointed as they expected to have had it finished by the first of June.Miss Ducharmc who is employed at Goodwins, Montreal, is spending her holidays along with some other lady friends from the same institution camping on Miss O.L.Deragon\u2019s lake shore property at Oliver's Corner.Mr.and Mrs.Aaron Williamson have returned from an auto trip to various New England points.They made the trip in Mr.A.Davies car who also accompanied them.Mr.T.Sunder, a prominent electrician who is stopping at Mr.P.G.Taylor\u2019s, was in Montreal last week on a visit to his family who reside there.Mr.Hubert Papin who came home a short time ago from Montrerai to recuperate after having been quite sick with rheumatic fever has been quite seriously ill again with the same malady.For several days he was unable to move without being helped.At the time of writing, however, he is considerably improved.Mr.and Mrs.Ridgeway Holbrooke and Miss Virginia Holbrooke of Mil-ton, Mass., are occupying Mr.R.R.Merrill\u2019s cottage at Oliver's Corner for a few weeks.AÏ Closing Session Will be Held on Sunday Afternoon Next ~