Sherbrooke daily record, 24 septembre 1913, mercredi 24 septembre 1913

[" ¦\t^ n Sherbrooke Daily Record.,lrt\u2014 \t, \u2014 ., , \u201e ¦\u201e .Eatablished 1897\tSHEKBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1913.\tONE CENT LOOKS BAD FOR HARRY K.TO Jerome Reports Secret lo-dictmeot For Conspiracy Id New York GOVERNOR FELKER RESERVES DECISION TILL MONDAY.SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT.Conçois.N.H., Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014Th>.big development in the Thaw hearing before Governor Felk-er was the announcement by Jerome that Harry Thaw had been secretly indicted by the Grand Jury at Poughkeepsie, New York.Jerome\u2019s statement came as an utter surprise to the Thaw array of counsel and Caused a sensation.This 'proved to be Jerome\u2019s trump care, and, according to the opinion of lawyers who heard the arguments, makes the case very black for Thaw.DECISION MONDAY.Shortly after Jerome finished his argument, Governor Felker adjourned the hearing and announced that he would give counsel until next Monday to fyle supplementary briefs.Harry had been keyed up to the highest nervous pitch all through the hearing.As his counsel pleaded for his freedom, he burst into tears and wept copiously.His white-haired n,other, who sat next tc him, pressed his hand again and again, and only at such times did he appear to grow less excited and fidgety.When Jerome mentioned the indictment Thaw simply stared in the special New York attorney's direction.A moment later Harry had lost much of bis confident hearing and appeared a bit depressed.The Jerome declaration had a similar effect on the others in the State Chamber where the hearing was held.It came like a bolt from the blue.Hardly had Jerome made the announcement than he followed it up with the statement that the name of a man \"vastly more important than yet mentioned has been drawn into the investigation of the charges of bribery and conspiracy in the escape }f Thaw from Matteawan.WILL ATTEND TO THOMPSON \"As far as Roger K.Thompson was concerned,\" Jerome assured the Thaw lawyers, \"he will to attended to.\"From the hour Stanford White lay-dead it has been said that the Thaw millions would defeat the ends of justice, and the State of New York will not interrupt its justice by the corrupt influence of money.That, Your Excellency, is the reason, and the only reason, New York wants Harry Thaw hack.\"If Thaw is returned he will be tried and convicted on the charge of conspiracy, and neither am I employed by anyone who would consent to the use of subterfuge.Nor would I use it myself.\" Jerome then sat down amid a hum of comment.The Governor's face was implacable throughout the trial.JEROME ATTACKS STONE.Referring to the Poughkeepsie proceedings, Jerome turned toward former Governor Stone of Thaw\u2019s counsel and said: \"1 am surprised to hear such words from your lips.They sound strange.No evidence, it is true, has been shown here that an indictment has been found.Ï, as special district attorney for New York, have a right to make known what I do know of the transactions of the Grand Jury, and I say that an indictment was found.The investigation of the Grand Jury was held up until I could return from New Hampshire.Myself and a member of the Grand Jury were made a special committee to investigate the conspiracy and bribery charges with the result that the name of a man vastly more important than any yet mentioned has been drawn in.You (still looking at Governor Stone) are trying to tie the hands of a sister State which is trying to secure the return of an escaped criminal.ATTACK ON MORRIS.Jerome opened his argument at 2.4S o\u2019clock.His address took up fifty-five minutes.In icy tones Jerome characterized Attorney Morris' argument that there was \"an excuse for wide discretion on the part of the Governor to be found in public sentiment,\u201d as the most remarkable statement he had ever heard.He continued: \"Contrary to what Mr.Morris stated there is not one scintilla of diecrc-tion left tho,Governor in extradition proceedings.The Governor\u2019s functions arc purely ministerial,\u201d and he produced numerous opinions of the United States Supreme Court to support ids statement.\u201cTiie governor is merely in the position of a marshal or sheriff when a procès is handed him for service.When the requisite evidence is presented, the Governor must yield up the fugitive, \"It is not a matter of grace but one of duty.\u201d He mentioned a specific case in which New Hampshire claimed a fugitive from New Jersey.The Governor of New Jersey had no other discretion other than to violcl to demands of New Hampshire attorneys and in an opinion the United States Supreme Court referred to the discre tionary power of the Governor as unimportant, declared Jerome.RIGHTS OF A CITIZEN.Attorney O.F.Morris of Thaw's (Continued on Pago 6.) Italy and Austria Will Make Move in Albanian Trouble SERVIA INTENDS TO MOBILIZE WHOLE DIVISION TO DEAL WITH ALBANIA.London, September 24.\u2014The situation in the Balkans is again extremely threatening to the peace of Europe.Italy may take strong measures, even to the extent of a blockade of Piraeus should Greece continue to encroach on southern Albania, while it is rumored Austria will form an alliance with Bulgaria to prevent Servian aggression in northern Albania.Late advices from Belgrade say that Servia intends to mobilize a whole devision to deal with the Albania situation, because Albania respects only force, and any delay in the negotiations would he fatal to Servian interests.CAPTURE OF D1BRA.Belgrade, Sept.24.\u2014The official account of the capture of Dibra by the Albanians says that a large force attacked two companies of Servians in the vicinity of that town Monday morning.After a fierce battle of two hours, the Servians withdrew towards Retchevo, and the Albanians entered Dibra.They numbered 0,000 and were commanded by foreign officers the nationality of whom has not bean established.Servian reinforcements have been despatched to Dibra.ESSAD PASHA\u2019S ACTIVITIES.Saloniki, Sept.24.\u2014 It is reported from Beiret, which is thirty miles from Avlona, that Eusad Pasha proclaimed Albanian autonomy under the suzerainty of the Sultan, and has ordered Ismail Kernel Bey, president of the provisional government, to leave Avlona.WINDSOR fillLS BOM TBADE Draft of Bye Laws Were Approved at Adjourned Meeting Last Night PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY WILL BE REPRESENTATIVES AT E.T.ASSOCIATED BOARDS MEETING.Windsor Mills, Sept.24.\u2014(Special) \u2014The adjo'Jrned meeting of the newly formed Board of Trade was held in the Foresters\u2019 room at McCabe\u2019s Hall last evening.The president, Dr.J.A.McCabe, was in the chair.The secretary-treasurer, Mr.George Crutch-low, read the minutes of the last meeting, which were passed.The president and secretary were appointed delegates to attend the E.T.Associated Boards of Trade meeting at Ayer\u2019s Cliff on Thursday, September 25th.The secretary reported that sixty-one members had already paid their fees, and read a copy of a letter he had sent to the secretary of the E.T.A.Boards of Trade, with the cheque for the Windsor Mills Board of Trade to be admitted to membership.A draft of the by-laws wras read and approved and ordered to be printed in French and English.The following committees were appointed: Mercantile Committee, and Printing and Advertising.The names of members for the council were submitted and approved by acclamation.Great interest is being taken by the tradespeople and others in the success of the Board, and.jt is expected that the number of members will soon reach the century mark.SlEMMil tuple nil Had Started on Voyage From Montreal to London REPORTS RECEIVED STATE SHE IS BADLY DAMAGED AND MAKING WATER.Montreal, Sept.24.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The steamer \u201cMount Temple,\u201d commanded by J.H.Moore, and one of the best known vessels in the Canadian trade, ran ashore off Maisonneuve this morning.The reports received state that she is badly damaged and is taking in water.The vessel left her wharf at 5.20 this morning to begin her voyage to London.The mernin- was foggy with smoke hanging over the river.A pilot was on hoard and in the absence of Oapt.Walsh, the marine superintendent of the C.P.R., the vessel was cleared by Mr.Elliott, the assistant superintendent.ROYAL BETROTHALS.Bucharest, September 24.\u2014The betrothals of Prince Charles of Rumania to Grand Duchess Olga of Russia, and Crown Prince George of Greece to Princess Elizabeth of Rumania will bo announced at an early date.LOOKS LIKE STRIKE JIT ST.JOHN Longshoremen Have Presented New Schedule to Shipping Men MEN HAVE BEEN PREPARING TO MOVE FOR HIGHER WAGE FOR SOME TIME.St.John, N.B., September 24.\u2014 Action that may result in a strike and a consequent tie-up of the winter port business was taken by the longshoremen's union, numbering all the harbor workers in St.John, who drew up a new schedule of rates and presented it to the shipping companies with the notice that the union would move to put the new schedule into effect on November 16.Local shipping men declined to discuss the demand or the probable action of the shipping companies, beyond saying that the matter demanded serious consideration, and that a meeting of shipping men would probably be held iu a few days to consider a line of action.If the shipping companies refuse to grant the demands of the men, there is likelihood.of a struggle, as the union men have been preparing to move for higher pay for some years, and they are backed by the International Longshoreman's Union.strikIS\" ISJTILL HIGH 9000 Colliers Quit Work Over a Very Trifling Affair POSTMEN\u2019S CONVENTION ADOPT A RESOLUTION TO TAKE A STRIKE VOTE.London, September 24.\u2014That the sir La fever io not entirely allayed is indicated by the strike of 4,000 colliers yesterday because a company policeman Insulted a miner's, wife.The company refused to dismiss the policeman and will close the pits today.This will bring the number idle up to 9,000.POSTMEN WILL TAKE VOTE.I The postmen a convention adopted a resolution yesterday declaring that the statement of the Postmaster-General to the effect that the wages of postal employees would be raised $5,000,000 during the course of the year was falsa and that a decade would expire before the amount would reach that sum.If at the end of six weeks nothing was done to meet the grievances, the convention declared, a general strike of postal employees would be put to vote of the union.âïïORNEÏ TOR MS ARRESTED Cyril Rubinowiz Taken into Custody by Constables at Nanaimo THIS MOVE ON PART OF MINE OWNERS HAS CAUSED A GREAT SENSATION.Vancouver, B.O., Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014The latest bombshell at Nanaimo came , with sensational suddenness in the arrest of Cyril Rubinowiz, lawyer, magistrate for Point Gray, and Rhodes Scholar, by special constables in Nanaimo on tlie charge of watching, following, besetting, and intimidating workmen.Rubinoqitz was recently retained by the miners defence committee to handle their cases arising out of the recent strike riots and went to Nanaimo Monday to acquaint himself with the local conditions.He was walking through the streets of the coal city under the guidance of t'wc men when arrested by half a dozen special constables and thrown into prison, being refused bail.RIVAL CHINESE BID HIGH.Cleveland, 0., Sept.24.\u2014(Special) \u2014In Common Pleas Court yesterday, two rival Chinese Tongs bid up to $10,00(1 for a Chinese restaurant which is valued at $800.and the property was sold to the On Leong Tong for that amount.The Hip Sing Tong withdrew when that figure was reached.-«-?- ARRESTED THE WRONG MAN CHICAGO CONTRACTOR MISTAKEN FOR MAN WANTED FOR MURDER.Chicago, Sept.24.-i(Special)\u2014Acting on u telegraphed \"tip,\" policemen hoarded a train from Indianapolis here early this morning and took off a man supposed to he W.It.Anderson, of Louisville, Ky., wanted in connection with the murder of Joseph Schlansky, in Indianapolis.The man established his identity as a Chicago contractor, and was released with an apology.The conductor of the train had thought that lie recognized the man as Anderson, and telegraphed to Chicago.Din or r« we ici Resolution Introduced at Labour Congress Condemning Minister PROHIBIT ENTRY INTO CANADA OF TRADESMEN WHERE TRADE WAS IN DISPUTE.Montreal, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.C.W.Perry introduced into Labor Congress this morning a resolution requesting the drafting of a statute to be submitted to the Gover-nor-in-Council to prohibit the entry into Canada of immigrants engaged in any trade which is involved in labor disputes* at the time of their arrival.Mr.Tom Moore, Niagara Falls, introduced a resolution condemning Hon.Frank Cochrane for alleged disregard of Fair Wage Act.He said the Minister of Railways employed carpenters at pay less than stardard rate.johnTdaly DIES AHTANSTEAD For Many Years Collector of Customs at Coati -cook FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLAGE FRIDAY AT STANSTEAD, INTERMENT AT COATICOOK.Stanstead, Sept.24.\u2014(Special )\u2014 Mr.John B.Daly, for many years Collector of Customs at Coaticook, and more recently connected with the customs department at Sherbrooke, died, here, this morning.Mr.Daiy came here about a \u2018 week ago and was taken ill after his ar rival.Deceased was 78 years old and for many years one of the best known citizens of Stanstead County.The funeral will take place at Stanstead at 9 a.m.Friday with interment at Coaticook.Moira ID HJIIESIIOD Inference is That He is Tryingto Bring Parties Together PREMIER ASQUITH WILL MAKE STATEMENT IN SPEECH NEXT MONTH.London, September 24.\u2014The Standard\u2019s lobby correspondent declares that the frequency with which politicians have been visiting Balmoral Castle bears out the inference that it was the King who instigated the attempt to bring the parties together.He adds that very serious attention is being paid the proposal to exclude northeastern Ulster from the immediate scheme of the Irish Government.The proposal, he continues, would involve the remodelling of present plans so as to convert the Irish Government scheme into a mere Liberal endowment of the Irish Parliament, and he adds that there is reason to believe that Unionist Ulster would accept such a solution of the difficulty.The Daily Express, repeating former utterances on the subject, emphasises its conviction that the present Home Rule Bill is as dead as Julius Caesar.Premier Asquith is now attacked within his own camp, Mr.Asquith, it says, must either agree to a conference on the Unionist conditions, or must go out of office.If the Radicals go, it says, Bonar Law will come in.Asquith will make a statement in a speech to be delivered in Scotland on the 11th of October.WILL INSPECT BATTALIONS.On Saturday Sir Edward Carson will inspect fourteen battalions of Belfast volunteers at Balmoral, near Belfast, when, instead of the salute, the general will call for three cheers, whilst the Unionists bands will play Rule Britannia and the National Anthem.A feature of the spectacle will be a hugh Union Jack which was used at the Bonar Law meeting in 1912.-f- LORD METHUEN NEXT GOVERNOR-GENERAL.London, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Bystander says it is reported on good authority that General Lord Methuen has been offered and has accepted the post of Governor- General of Canada on the retirement of the Duke of Connaught.-4- DAUGHTER TURNS AGAINST KAISER.Berlin, Sept.24.\u2014Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of the Kaiser, who married the son of the Duke of Cumberland last May, has turned against her father and has arrayed herself on the English side of the famous and ancient feud of Hohenzollerns and the Guelph family.Consequently the Kaiser is wroth, and proposes calling a family council, according to a prevailing rumor.PROVISIONAL Plan For Setting up Executive in liisler All Prepared WHOLE SCHEME WILL BE UNFOLDED AT MEETING OF DELEGATES TODAY.New York, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A cable to the Tribune from London this morning says : \"By tonight plans for setting up a provisional government for Ulster in the event of the Home Rule Bill being passed into law will have been considered in all their completeness.The Ulster Unionist members of Parliament went over parts of the plan at Craigavon with Sir Edward Carson last night, and all is now in readiness for unfolding the whole scheme today at a private conference in Ulster Hall, when 500 delegates from all over Ulster will confer with Sir EJdward Carson.The machinery will be formed so as to be put into effect without panic, but by an organized plan.The fervent avowal announced by the Ulster Protestants in December 1910 was to\tpay\tno taxes,\tand\tto obey none of\tthe\tdecress of\ta\tHome Rule Government\tin Dublin.-T 1\t- P KILLED Head-on-Collision on the Intercolonial Near Sackville, N.B.THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT DUE TO ONE CONDUCTOR MISCONSTRUING ORDERS.Moncton, Sept.24.\u2014Four engine-men killed and two brakemen injured, at least a damage of $40,000 to the I.C.R., line between Moncton and Halifax tied up for hours, which necessitated the transference of passengers, mail and baggage from one side of the wreck to the other, were the results of a wreck on the I.C.R., in which two trains came together in a head-on collision at a point known as Siddalls Cut, about one mile east of Aulac, or about six miles east oi Sackville, yesterday afternoon.The dead arc : Enoch Rushton, driver on No.231, Dufferin street, Moncton.Byron Colpitts, fireman on No.231, Moncton.Frank Lyons, driver on No.234, Truro.Hingley, fireman on No.234, Stewi-acke.The injured : R.H.Sharpe, forward brakeman on No.231, Moncton.Banks, forward brakeman on No.234, Truro.The bodies of the three others, too, presented a gruesome sight.They were taken out of the wreckage, placed on the side of the track and covered by blankets.Dr.J.V.Calkin, of Sackville, was summoned and he went to the scene.After the two injured men had been attended to, Dr.Calkin who is a coroner, empanneled a jury, who, after viewing the remains adjourned until to-day.The two forward brakemen on each train were riding in the engines with their respective drivers and how they escaped death along with the other occupants of the two engines is unexplained.Brakeman Robert H.Sharpe, of Moncton, was badly injured.He was picked up in a critical condition and taken to the Amherst hospital.He will recover.Banks, the other brakeman, who was in the cab of Driver Lyons' train was also badly injured, but it is thought that he will recover.MISCONSTRUED ORDERS.The cause of the collision was due to Conductor George Armstrong, of No.231 train, and Driver Enoch Rush-ton, of the same train, misconstruing their cross with No.234.-?-\u2014 40 Imperial Embroidery Patterns The Record has forty sets of the Imperial Embroidery Patterns left in connection with its recent offering to Record readers in this connection.Nearly 1500 of these seats were distributed to Record readers.The forty that remain will be given out to first applicants at the nominal price of 68c, with 10c added if sent by mail.No coupon will be required in clearing out this small lot, -f- j THE WEATHER » l -\t! J LOCAL rOROAM.\t# {\t! f\tFair;\tmuch the same tern- ^ J\tperature.\tj r\t# DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL PARTS OF IKE FASiERN TOWNSHIPS PULPWOOD READY FOR SHIPMENT.Lake Megantic, Sept.24.\u2014(Special; A quantity of pulpwood has been cut and peeled in the woods around Spring Hill during the summer, ready for hauling as soon as snow comes.WORK ON GOVERNMENT ROAD BEGINS.Stanstead, Sept.24.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Work on the new government road to be built between Stanstead and Sherbrooke was started at this end on Monday, a large force of men and the steam stone crusher being in requisition.DOGS WORRY SHEEP.Brome, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.John Sanbourn had a fine ewe killed by dogs a few days since.It is expected he will he remunerated in accordance with the dog tax law which is in force in Brome Township.INSPECTOR PASSED ON ROAD WORK.Scotstown.Sept.\u201824.\u2014(Specal)\u2014 Mr.Lazure, the Government Road Inspector was here last week and accepted some 1400 feet of macadam road work and expressed himself as highly pleased with the work done in this municipality.SKUNKS ARE NUMEROUS.Knowlton, Sept.24.\u2014(Spci 11-Skunks are very numerous\ti is vicinity.Mr.Bedee killed or < s hen house on Monday.The mis are very much attracted to this spot because Mr.Bedee killed one a short time ago too.COLLAR BONE WAS FRACTURED.Rock Island, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Little Louis Hoyt met with quite an accident yesterday while riding on Pike\u2019s delivery team.His mother called him and Mr.John Heath, who was drying the team, stopped to let him ,get off hut in getting down he lell and hurt his arm and shoulder.Dr.Stockwell was called and found a fracture of the collar bone, and intimated that ho was afraid the spine was also injured.RICHFORD HAS MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS.Richford, Vt., Sept.24.\u2014(Special) \u2014The school directors of Richford have appointed Dr.H.S.Herrick as medical inspector of the schools of the town.Dr.Herrick's work consists of making a physical examination of each pupil, and if be finds any disease which is contagious or any defect or disease which is detrimental to the child\u2019s physical health or educational development it is his duty to report same to the teacher who in turn reports to the pupil\u2019s parents.It is also the medical inspector\u2019s duty to report any unsanitary condition in or about school buildings to the health officer.TELEPHONE DIFFERENCES SETTLED.Brome, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The result of the meeting of representatives of the Bell and MUtimore Phone lines on Monday, will bring about the connection which is so much desired by, the public, ami that at an early date.HORSE SHOT IN PASTURE.Brome, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.E.E.Palmer recently found a valuable yearling colt dead in the pasture.It was found that It had fallen a victim to one of those long range rifles which are so carelessly handled by sportsmen at this season of the year.WILL APPEAL LAKE MEGANTIC BEER CASES.Lake Megantic, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014It is understood that Counsel for the restaurant keepers of Megantic, who were recently fined at Sherbrooke for selling beer which contained more alcohol than is allowed by law in it, has appealed the cases to the Appeal Court.ANNUAL S.S.CONVENTION \u2018AT SUTTON.Sutton, Sept.24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Annual Sunday School Convention held in the Advent Church here on Thursday proved a very pleasant affair.There were two sessions, after noon and evening.Rev.J.Champion opened the services and was followed by Rev.W.O.Higley of Richford, Vt.\"What does my Sunday School need most,\u201d was answered by Rev.H.Charters, B.A.\"A Superinten-fContinued on Fags fil THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which U UalUi Tlie Eastern Townships Bank SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., r.n t.D.C.L.Pr««id»at.ALEXANDER LAIRD, General llahasal.JOHN AIRD, Amt.General lianaher.Capital,$15.\tRest,$12,500,000 Banking by Mail Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank\u2019s business.Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily aa by a personal visit to the Bank.BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE : Dufferin Avenue (Main Office), B.Winn Earwell, Manager.A.P.Taylor, Aset.Manager.Uppertown (King Street Branch), E.Winn Earwell, Manager.Wellington Street Branch, E.A.Drlggi, Manager.writes a rich scarlet-red colour.Order it because it is important to have the best red ink as well as the best, blue-black.W.G.M.SHEPHERD.MONTREAL, SOLE AGENT FOR CANADA.Sold by all leading Stationers in the City and throughout the Province 0f Quebec.ATTBACTIVE INVESTMENT PRICES The present condition of the teoney market provides an exceptionally attractive market for those with funds available for investment.Many issuea which would be selling: at hiKber prices if It were not for the conditions just mentioned are offered by us.For these reasons we are within the mark when we say that bargains are available in Investment securities at the present time.However, the situation is perhaps more perplexing than usual, and the advance and counsel of experienced investment he uses of tlfe highest standing should be sought.We shall be very glad indeed to send you a list of seenrities which ws have for sale at tho present time.F.B.McCURDY & CO.Member* Montreal Block Exchange «kerbrnok» Offlci.Art Build in».R, N, ROBINS, MtffkgMh ¦ RANCHES : Coaticook.Rtrhrnonâ, Rock Iilaal.CoGEriMi 141 m wmmm m TWO.RHERBP.nOKR DAIRY RECORD.WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, I'm.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Daily Reports From Correspondents of What is Going on DISTILLE.Misses Sadie McLeod and Aline Hanson attended the teachers\u2019 con- t ference which was held at Compton | on Fridar last.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and \u2022 Mrs.B.C.Damon, of -Point St.j Charles, on Friday for a visit, and the latter will remain for a week the guest of Mrs.Fred Bellows; Mr.Leonard Lorimer and son, Albert, of Waterville, recently visiting relatives in town; Mr.and Mrs.T.Claude Wright, of Montreal, the week-end with friends; Mr.T.Dülworth de St.Dalmas, of Sparta, Ont., guest of Mr.J.B.Parker and family and goes When through old age the bodily functions become sluggish?Na-Dru-Co Laxatives give gentle, timely and effective aid, without discomfort or distress.25c.a box at yonr Druggist's.173 Rational Drs8*B4Ckmfca! Co.cl Canada, United.WHY LOSE YOUR HA1 from here to Feller Institute Grande Ligne, where he has engaged j as teacher of French and German for the coming year; Mr.Charles Mc-Ewen visiting his family here recently; Mr.and Mrs.Albert E.Damon, of Island Pond, Yt., who have been with relatives here, home on Friday; ! Mr.W.T.Parker with friends in Montreal last week; Mr.and Mrs.W.Geo.Mayhew, with their sons, Revi-i nald, Stanley and Gordon, Sunday ! with friends at Sherbrooke, making I j the trip by auto; Mrs.E.J.Nelson 1 and daughter, Ruth, who have been several weeks in town, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Parker, returned to their home at Norton Mills on ! Saturday; Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Wright ! and daughter, Vivian, of Sherbrooke, the week-end with Mr.Wright's mo-: ther, Mrs.L.W.Wright; Messrs.C.i H.Swift, jr., and Gordon Turner, of i C.H.Swift & Sons, TJtica, N.Y., the ! first of the week on business; Miss Lillian Mayhew, of Sherbrooke, re-i cent guest of her parents.Mr.and i Mrs.Geo.W.Mayhew; Mr.Henry-Parsons, who has been here with his ; mother, to his work~ in the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Peterboro, ¦Ont.; Mrs.Geo.E.McIntyre, Miss Veda and Master Percy McIntyre the I week-end at Coaticook, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fritz Cleveland; Mr.: Fred Bellows, of Farnham, Sunday here with his family; Mr.and Mrs, Huntress Mayhew, ol Point St.Charles.with friends and relatives in this : vicinity; Mr.Hector Howe, of Mont-I real, guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Eber Howe, on Sunday; Mrs.A.' E.Damon, Friday for Island Pond, i where she will spend some time with I friends and relatives; Mrs.Richard B.i Martin and son, Lawrence.visiting ; Mrs.Martin\u2019s sister, Mrs.Geo.Canning, and family, at East Charles-^ ton, Yt.; Mr.Frank Parsons and son, i of Barnston, were calling on friends : here on Monday; Messrs.Geo.Cun-.¦ nington, Crosby Fellows and Herman j Byron, of Coaticook.in town on : Sunday.er, to Kirkdale, to visit their cousin, Mrs.H.Rick; Miss L.Beaulieu, of Sherbrooke, guest of Miss L.Leonard; Mr.and Mrs.A.Downes and Mr.and Mrs.L.iRich, and child, of Bury guests cf Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Downes; Mr.and Mrs.Forgrave and Miss Isabel, of Sawyerville, guests at Mr.J.Worby\u2019s and Mr.M.C.Bishop\u2019s; Miss Ida Westman at East Dudswell, guest cf Mrs.L.Rich; Mrs.F.W.Gilbert and Miss Evelyn Gilbert, in Sherbrooke, Monday.Prof.F.L.Stone, of Sherbrooke, will organize a choral society in the Methodist Church on Thursday even- Nest Sunday- will be Rally Day and the services will be in the morning instead of the evening.CUTICURA m SHAMPOOS And occasional light dressings of Cuticura Ointment will prevent it when all else fails.Cuticura Soap and Ointment are «old throughout the world.A liberal Lampie of each, with 3_'-page t> \u2022olilet on the care and treatiLent of the ekin awl scalp, sent post-free.Addre-s Potter Drug & Chem.Carp., Dept.23D, Hozvju, U.S.A.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.I Arrivals and departures: Mr.and I Mrs.E.Bartlett, and Mr.and Mrs.¦\tLobdell, of Beecher Falls, guests of ! Mr.and Mrs.A.Bartlett; Mr.and i Mrs.L.Berwick, of Sherbrooke, the I guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry- Gil-! bert; Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Hatley, of ; Bury, guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.B.I Hooker; Mr.H.O.Kimble, of Ap-| ihorpe, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Weston of ¦\tMarbleton, and Mr.R.Weyland, of : Weedon.guests of Lt.-Col.L.J.Gilbert's; Mr.and Mrs.W.Webster and Mrs.Woodard, of Sherbrooke, , with friends on Friday; Mrs.P.C.! Matheson, home after some time ! with her daughter.Airs.D.McLeod, j Reedsville; Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Mc-j Auley.of Gould, guests of Mr.and ' Mrs.R.M.Bishop at \u201cBide-a-Wee\u201d cottage; Mrs.J.W.Downes, of Bury ! guest of her mother, Mrs.Wm.Hook-: er; Mr.S.Rolfe, of Ascot, guest of Mr.A.C.Rolfe; Mr.Hiriam Gilbert, 1 of Sherbrooke, guest of his daugh-: ter, Mrs.R.Bloomfield; Mrs.Carr : and little Warren Chase, of St.j Johnsbury, and Mrs.W.T.Ough-1 tred, of Marbleton, guests of Mrs.A.C.Rolfe; Mr.R.Andrews, of St.Lambert, guest of his father, Mr.1.' R.Andrews at Dowler Place; Miss Clara Bishop, home from Boston; Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Downes, Master Harney and little Mabel, of East Duds-well, guests of Miss M^ Hooker; Miss Edith McAuley, of Sherbrooke, home; 1 Mr.and Mrs.A.Whitehead and Mr.and Mrs.J, Whitehead, of Bury.in town with friends; Mr.P.C.Mathes-! on, at Reedsville; Miss Edith Mc-Harg, to Thetford for a visit; Mr.and Mrs.0.W.Cote, Mr.E.0.I Cote, and Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Hooker at Cookshire, guests of Mr.and Mrs E.N.Chaddock; Messrs.J.L.Clarke and D.Anderson, to Rimouski; Mr.j J.B.Hooker, in Sherbrooke; Miss Mary Andrew, and Mr.Forrest Hook- MARBLETON.Arrivals and departures: Messrs.1 Wallace and Lewis McRae, Scotstown, Harriet Macdonald, Lingwick, guests ; of Mr, and Mrs.H.G.Bishop; Mr.Montgomery, Sawyerville, at Mr.E.I J.Westman\u2019s last week; Rev.Mr.I Cattarns, Lennoxville, the guest of : his aunt, Mrs.John Hart; Mr.Sam 1 Henderson to Danville, to the bank : where he has a position, after two i weeks at his home here; Mr.Albert ; Chester and Mr.C.M.Weyland at i Angus, owing to the illness of Mr.j William Chester; Mrs.Curtis and Mrs.Guy Bishop in Angus on Satur | day; Mr.Simpson to Quebec on Fri-j day; Miss M.Grenier to Thetford Mines, where she has a position; Rev.W.Boshart, Ottawa, guest of Mr.and j Mrs.G.M.Willard and his mother, ! Mrs.Boshart; Mr.David Anderson to Rimouski for a trip; Mrs.Will j Loomis to her home at Capelton, and Mrs.Hunting to Sherbrooke on Sat-I i:rday.Service on Sunday, Sept.2Sth, at St.Paul\u2019s Church, will be at 11 a.m.[ and at 7 p.m.A Guild meeting will be held in the Church Hall Wednesday afternoon, Sept.24, given by Mrs.G.Staples.A general invitation is given to all.The annual harvest thanksgiving I service will he held in St.Paul\u2019s : Church on Tuesday, Sept.30th.Special preacher will be Rev.E.B.Hus-I band, North Hatley, followed by a i chicken- pie supper in the Church : Hall, served by the Ladies\u2019 Guild.Mrs.H.H.Bishop entertained a few of her friends on Friday evening in honor of her sister, Mrs.Will Loomis of Capelton.She was assisted by Mrs.H.G.Weston and Mrs.E.0.Weston.The evening yvas spent in playing games, and a nice lunch was served.after visiting relatives in Maine; Mr.Hector King to Lennoxville, where he will attend the University of Bishop\u2019s College; Mrs.H.Cassidy and daughter-in-law, Mrs.R.Cassidy, with her little daughter Violet, Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.H.Morrow; Miss Nora Morrow, of Richmond, Sunday with her mother, Mrs.H.Morrow.Mr.O.Caswell, who has been on the sick list, has recovered.Miss Grace Briggs, who has been visiting relatives in Montreal, has returned home.The Harvest festival and Thanksgiving services of St.George\u2019s Church, Windsor Mills, will be held Thursday evening.Sept.25th, at 8 p.m.The preacher will be the Rev.F.G.Vial, M.A., B.D., of Bishop's College.The services will be continued on Sunday, Sept.28th.Holy Communion and Morning Prayer at 11 a.m.; Evensong at 7 p.m.All are cordially invited.llama and sister, of Bulwer, visiting Mr.F.Rand on Sunday; Mr.T.B.Seal and Miss Mabel Seal, home from Leeds, Que., where they were visiting relatives; Mr.R.Riddell at his home, after the summer in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Kiss Clara Tanna-hill, of Moc\u2019s River, the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Tannahill; Mr.W.Morrow-, of Island Brook, at Mr.G.Jones on Sunday; Miss Evelin Boisvert, of Cookshire, with her parents on Sunday: Mrs.A-.Riddell and two children, also Mrs.A.Rand and little daughter, to their home in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mr.C.E.Speck, to Birchton this -week.SOUTH DURHAM.Recent arrivals and departures include: Mrs.Thomas Hyde, home from a week with her sister, Mrs.Morton and Mrs Parks, of Richmond; Misses Bertha and Grace Cross, of Cambridge, Mass., guests of Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Cross; Mr.and Mrs.Louis Lys-ter and children, of Las Vegas, New Mexico,\u2019guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Fee; Miss Beatrice Cross, of Richmond, with Mrs.T.G.Cross; Mrs.(Dr.) A.M.Butterfield and son.of North Troy, Vt., with her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Duff; Miss Hazel Moore, of Montreal, with Miss A.A.Bogie and other friends; Mr.F.N.McCrea, M.P., of Sherbrooke.and family, in their auto on Sunday the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Sandy Montgomery; Messrs.N.E.Montgomery and F.A.Cleveland, of Richmond, in town on Monday on business; Mr.E.Boisvert, Sunday with his family; Messrs.Arthur Duffy and odfrey Duff, to Lachine and entered the Academy there for a year\u2019s tuition.Messrs.Fred Webb and John Childs to Montreal for a few days; Mr.Robert Dionne to Quebec.Mr.H.J.Elliott has so far recovered from his operation on his knee that he has resumed his duties in his store.CROSSBURY.The farmers are busy harvesting and report a good yield.Potatoes are an extra good crop.Arrivals and departures; Mr.and Mrs.Lapointe, visiting Mr.Nicholson on Sunday; Miss Grudian, in Angus a.few davs; Mr.Arthur Sylvestre and sister.Miss Géorgie, to Colebrook, Whitefield and several other nlaces, visiting relatives; Mrs.Forrest Barter and family, with Mrs.Aulis on Sundav: Miss.Yvonne Nicholson, in Cookshire.Saturday; Mr.and Mrs.John Ross, visiting at Mr.T.Rossj on Sunday.SUMMER HAIR TONIC A Glass Of Clears the brain, stimulates the digestion and sends you to your office teeling fine.Abbey\u2019s Effervescent Sait is mildly laxative \u2014a splendid daily tonic ior brainworkers.Take a Bottle Horse To-day, i-t H At all dr&q|&tsis Price Parisian Sage, the Hair Ec-newer is now sold all over Canada.Since its intrckduction into Canada, the i «ales of Parisian Sage have been pheno-\u2022 menai.This success has led to many , imitations similar in name.Lcor: out I ior them, they are not the genuine.See that \u201cTfce Girl with the Auburn Hair\" is r- every package.: Parisian Sa^ft is the quickest acting f and most efficient hair tonic is the world.It is made to conform to Dr, Sanger bond's (of Paris) proven theory that dandruff, falling hair, baldness and scalp iinh are caused by germs.Parisian Sage kills these dandruff germs and removes all trace of dandruff in two weeks or money hack , it stops failing hair and itching scalp and prevents baldness.Remember that baldness is caused by dandruff germs, those little hard-working persistent devils that day and night do nothing but dig into the roots of the hair and destroy its vitality.Parisian Sage is a daintily perfumed hair dressing, not sticky or ~reasy, and any woman who desires luxuriant and bewitching hair can get it in two weeks V v using it.Comes in large .tO-cent bottles at F.T.Ansell's, and all drug or toilet goods counters.The R.T.Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie.Ont., Canadian Makers.MOTHER! MOTHER! YOUR CROSS, SICK CHILD NEEDS ONLY \u201ctALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS.\u201d IF PEEVISH, FEVERISH, TONGUE ifoiri will gently move out of the COATED, GIVE \"FRUIT LAXATIVE\u201d AT ONCE.HATLEY.The Guild Hall presented an un-i usually attractive appearance and j w-as the scene of much laughter and ; merriment on Friday afternoon, the j occasion being a Miscellaneous Show , er in honor of Miss Ida E.LeBaron, : whose marriage takes place shortly.! The room was prettily decorated witn wild clematis, maple leaves and golden glow.The guests verc received by the hostesses, Misses.Jones, Hopkins and Bowen.After some : time spent in social chat, very icmrt-i ing delicacies were served.At the close of the feast, a barrow taste fully festooned with dowers, and \u2022oeded with gi'-s of various kinds, was wheeled into the room, and the tokens of friendship literally showered upon Miss LeBaron, who expree*-ed the pleasure, and appreciation of their mark of esteem in a few brief remarks.This pleasant little event was soon afterwards brought to a close, and as Miss LeBaron was descending the staircase, her progress was interrupted by a few friends who escorted her with much ceremony to the one wheeled vehicle which had already done duty and amid ringing peals of laughter, with jest and repartee, the bride-elect was carried to her home on Massawippi Street.Miss LeBaron is.however, consoled with the thought, that it may not be very long before she will be able to mete out due revenge, which is said to be both sweet and satisfying.The Harvest Festival and chicken pie supper, given by the Ladies of the Aid was a success, both from a social and financ al standpoint.Although the weather was threatening, the showers, as is often the case, went down the lake, the strong wind which blew during the evening, scat tered the remaining clouds and no rain fell to interfere with the enjoyment of the occasion.After supper, a pleasing programme was given, consist ng of brief remarks by Revs.Lehigh of Compton, McLevin of Barnston and by the pastor of the Church, Rev.F.Williams.Vocal solos were rendered by Mr.Albert B:ier of Waterville and Mr.Fowler j of the same place, favored the aud-j ience with a few well chosen reci-| tarions.The proceeds amounted to I about $30.Mrs.Palmer of Waterloo, once a resident of this place for several years has been visiting old friends here.Mrs.Prince, who has spent the ! summer at the \"Hatley House\u201d re-; turned to Montreal on Monday.Mrs.Prince was accompanied by her j grand daughters, M sses.Lillian and Helen McDougall, who have spent the summer, according to their usual custom, at \"The Firs;\u201d Mr.Irving Whitcomb, left on Monday for Mont | real, after the past week at \"The j Butternuts.\u201d Mrs.A.L.Parker, of \u201cThe Firs,\u201d ! who is in her 85th.year and who I was taken suddenly ill some ten days I ago, still remains in an unsatisfactory condition.SPRING HILL.Arrivals and departures include ; Mr.F.R.Cromwell from Cookshire, on business ; Mr.H.R.Van from Megantic ; Miss M.Stewart visiting relatives ; Mrs.N.C.McLeod home from General Hospital after going through treatment for cancer ; Mr.D.Mclnnis from Winslow on business.Among those who spent their holidays here with their relatives were Messrs.Dan Murray, Miss Gertrude McLean, Mr.Angus MacLean, Miss Annie McKenzie, Miss Bella McDonald, Mrs.Baker from Ste.Cecile visiting friends ; Mr.Layfield visiting friends at home ; Mrs.Kelly and her daughter, Katie Kelly to Megantic, after visiting relatives at her home ; Mrs.McAuleV from Scotstown ; Mr.and Mrs.de Mello and Mr.Wells to Montreal after the holidays here ; Miss Flora McLeod from Milan after visiting frierids and relatives.Mrs.0.Grenier passed away on Wednesday after a long illness of.7 or 8 months.She was 24 years of age, and.was just married a short time ago.The people around here have finished harvesting and began to thresh.The farmers around here have commenced to gather their potatoes.There is said to be a good crop this year.Miss Suitor, teacher, arrived here on Saturday to open school Monday.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.Arrivals and departures: Mr.I.0.Blake and family to their home in New York, going by auto; Mrs.O.Cordeau after several weeks with hei daughter, Mrs.B.Cadeux, of Bar-ford; Miss Mary Gallaher for North Craftsbury, where she intends making her home with her nephew, Mr.Wm.Gallaher; Mrs.John La Bounty and two children, from Burke, visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Moses Gagnon; Mr.and Mrs.Harris Colby, of West Burke, a few days with her mother, Mrs.Gadupee, came in their auto; Mr.Ed St.Pierre, of Sherbrooke, Sunday here with his family; Mr.and Mrs.Spalding, of Dixville, visiting her brothers, Fred, Carl and Eugene Perkins; Mrs.Gadupee from Plymouth; Miss Edna Gardine and Ray Rush visiting relatives at Barn-ston Corner; Mr.Allan Perkins, of Littleton,, in town visiting relatives; Mr.George Hall and family Sunday in Knowlton, going by auto; Mrs.J.0.Donegan to her home in Magog after several days with Mrs.Amedee Seguin.\t;.REFORM# s\t/S Announcing the opening of our new Fall Styles in Suits and Overcoats.W.W.Shaw There\u2019s no fuss or bother about getting a meal, with Kellogg\u2019s Toasted Corn Flakes\u2019 in the house.Always ready to serve, fresh, tasty and nutritious.Sold by all Grocers at 10c the package.Look for this signature.SO m.&.WE PAY THE FREIGHT# At the Factory Price Buying at the factorywill land this range at your station freight prepaid for $20.00 less than the next best stove on the market.You pocket the dealer's profit\u2014about 30 per cent.\u2014get a beautiful steel and malleable iron range built to last a lifetime.And what 3 more you save money every month on your fuel bill.Every Range is unconditionally guaranteed.-*\u2014# 1\tSold on Dominion X mdo Range It s as good as seeing the range to read the complete and clear description in our book.The book al» contains a history of cooking worth reading.Let us send you a copy.Canada Malleable & Steel Range Mfg.Co., Limited, Osbawa, Got S3 Oihjwi SHOE POLISH .effkWJm In all'' r> Wedding Presents In -Cut Glass- I am showing some bemtiful designs with and without cases and the prices are right.O.J.Gendron, jeweler I3S Wellington St.Sherbrooke !*\u2022* a Look Young! Bring Back Us Natural Color, Gloss and Thickness.THAW.: MOTHER DENIES OWING LAWYER GLEASON $53,000.Nrw York, Kept.24.\u2014In her ans-v cr to the soft brought by John B.Gleason in the United States Court to recover $53,000 he asserts is due for : erv fee in the eCoffd trial of Harry K.Thaw, Mm.Mary Copley Thaw den fw that any money is due Mr.Gleason or to any one else on account of e ther of her son\u2019s trials.Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant, remove every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair Just a few applications will prove a revelation if your hair is fading, gray or dry, scraggly and thin.Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome.An easier way is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing about 50 cents a large bottle at drug stores, known as \u201cWyeth\u2019s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy,\u201d thus avoiding a lot of muss.While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attract iveness.By darkening your hair with Wyeth\u2019s Sage and Sulphur, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally and evenly.You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morn ing ail gray hairs have disappeared, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant.When Mount Edgecomb is taken off the market, you may wish you had secured two or three lots.Decide now to look Into It.Tel.859.\tW.\tA.HALE.Tel.711.\tB.\tLAKEMAN.FOR SALE-COTTAGE Corner Sherbrooke and Short Streets.Seven rooms, bathroom, electric light, also garage.Cottage is new, well finished and on a corner lot.CALL ME UP.Hobart §eiveright RIAL ESTATE AND CUSTOMS BROKER.PSo«*\u2014O«o».*4* : House, 129 Good roads, all downhill to the city.Harold Wise, Bellevue Farm.city.XPOR EXCHANGE, FOUR-SEAT CAD-¦ iliac auto in good condition for a four-seat Stanley car.with wood wheels.Reason for exchange apply to No.19 Siiorf.St., city.VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN LESSONS given by Professor Frans Dudley, 78 Montreal St.:City Tel.525.Room and board for two gen- tlemen.Apply 364 Wellington St.\\70UNG MAN WANTS ROOM AND 1 board in private family.Apply Box 91, Record Office.Hookkeeping, pitman's short- hand, Touch Typewriting.Private lessons givau by Englishman.Individual lessons are essential for succès*.Apply Box 84, Record.llilVE HUNDRED DOLLARS OR LESS i on good security will start you in business which is growing every year.Very best, opportunities to right man.Address Box 31, Record.H E RBROOKE\tR AIL W AY\tM AIL Clerk Examinations during November.Big pay.Sample questions free.Write Franklin Institute, Dept.826 G, Rochester, N.Y.A\\'ANTED, TO RENT, SIX OR SEV-en roomed house, in North Ward.Apply Box 17 Record Office.LOST AND FOUND I ADTES* GOLD WATCH AND FOB IJ lost between St.Edward, Marquette.King and Gillespie streets on the 20th.Finder return to 9 Gillespie.Reward.'\\TOTICE \u2014 SIX TWO-YEAR-OLD heifers came into mv enclosure Friday.September 19th.\t1913.Will owner kindly call and pay charges for same and take his cattle.George Ellis, Bury, Que.HELP tWANTED\u2014MALH 'VT'OUNG MAN WANTED TO ACT AS J- yarn and hosiery packer.Must have references.Paton Manufacturing Co.iAA/\u2019ANTED\u2014MEN FOR GOVERNMENT \\Tt jo* $30.00 week.Write for list of p« ©itions open.Franklin Institute, Dept.826E, Rochester.N.Y./U R O C E R Y EXPRESS DRIVER VI wanted.M yve references and salary expected.One speaking French preferred.Apply Woodman & McKee, Coati-cook.IpARM HAND WANTED\u2014STATE EX-* perience and wages.Steady employment.A.E.Curtis.Stanstead, Que.REAL ESTATE.FOR SALE.pOTTAGE FOR SALE \u2014 EIGHT V-7 rooms, modern improvements, barn and garage, shade trees, 40 Montreal St.I^ARM FOR SALE\u2014178 ACRES, BE-.tween Lennoxville and Capelton ; 30 acres desirable meadowy 25 acres maple, good buildings.Box 253, Lennoxville.ONE AND ONE-HALF STOREY house for sale, 50 Montreal street.Kitchen attached, 7 rooms, bath and closet, all modern conveniences.shed, with stable and carriage house.Apply John J.Griffith, Auctioneer.House, corner of council and First Ave., for sale.Three tenements.Qne of 5 rooms to rent.Pothier & Fitzgerald, Premier Theatre Bldg.jTpiARM FOR SALE-100 ACRES, HALF X?mile from East Angus, on Cookshire road, i mile from cheese factory and ¦schools.Good state of cultivation, good buildings, good wood lot.Apply Geo.E.Morency, East Angus.ipARM CONSISTING OF 100 ACRES J- for sale, li miles from Milby, 21 miles from Johnville, on good road.All farming tools practically new.35 tons hay, good house, two barns, timber and pulpwood at a bargain.Terms to suit purchaser.F.Ç.Cleveland, Box 298, Coaticook, Que.Ip A R M F O R S A L E\u2014C O NT AI NI NG 15 5 -X acres, li mile from West Shefford.good soil, good buildings, good dairy of grade cow's, sugar bush, also farm implements.Apply P.O.Box 16, Farmers\u2019 Exchange Rat«* : *15 word* or les* 15c.each insertion, one cent for each additional word, thre* insertion* for price of two.GIOOD COMFORTABLE FARM HOUSE 1 to rent cheap, with privilege of steady employment to right party.J.B.Reed, North Hatley, Que.\"''WO PURE BRED SHROPSHIRE ram lambs for sale.From good stock.Dwight L.Fowler, Melboro.Que.BAY MARE, RISING THREE YEARS old, for sale.Block build, sound, kind and handsome.Also ewe sheep.R.E.Miller.Brome.AGENTS WANTED.\\\\TE WILL PAY YOU $120.00 TO t t distribute religious literature in your community.Sixty days\u2019 work.Experience not required.Man or woman.Opportunity for promotion.Spare time may be used.International Bible Press.182 Spadina Ave.Toronto.H ave yoü made provision fori employment during the Fall and Winter months ° Write us and secure agent's terms.We offer the best in the business.We want a reliable salesman for your district.Pelham Nursery Co.Toronto.Ont.Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home for Travail*!\u2019*.Euir.Bouchard.Prow.FOB SALH.(rINE 6x8 CONTRACTOR'S -HOIST.YX double drum, complete with boiler.The Jenckes Machine Co., Limited.^HEEP FOR SALE \u2014 REGISTERED O Shropshires, 1 ram and 6 ewes, all young sheep, in fine condition.Apply to J.E.Reed.North Hatley, Que.GIOOD HEATER, NEARLY NEW, FOR * sale cheap.Also one flat top desk.H.L.Scott, Cookshire., LMVE-YEAR-OLD HORSE FOR SALE.J- Buggy, sleigh, harness, robes.Apply U.Brien, 181 Bowen Ave.IADY\u2019S SLIGHTLY WORN COON J coat for sale for a bargain.Mrs C.J.Wright, 58 Quebec street.TXHOTOGRAPH STUDIO.ONE OF -I- the best paying studios in Maine, will sell at low price.Good business at good prices.The Hayden Studio, Milli-nocket.Me.OiNE LARGE SAFE WILL BE SOLD cheap to immediate purchaser.Apply to A.S.Cleary, care of Howard & Craig, Sherbrooke.CCONCRETE MIXERS.BOTH BATCH / and.continuous, new and secondhand, in stock for immediate shipment.Contractors should have our 180-page catalogue, showing everything required by concrete workers at lowest prices.The Foss & Hill Machinery Co., 344 St.James St., Montreal.] MILLETS, $1.50 ; YEARLING HENS, I 81.2\"), and cockerels SI.00, of large S.C.W.Leghorn and White Wyandotte breeds, all pure, for sale.Eggs booked for next spring at 50c.per doz.Mrs.L.E.Dyer, Sutton, Que^ TO LET.ONE FINE OFFICE TO LET IN Record Block.Call and it* it.Apply Daily Record.T3URNISHED ROOM TO LET IN * North Ward.Phone 134.Bachelor apartments, 37 King St.Q1IX-ROOM HOUSE TO LET \u2014 MOD-k7 ern conveniences, in north ward, November 1st.Apply Chas.G.Brown, Real Estate Agent, Wellington St.NEW AND UP-TO-DATE AND WELL-lighted offices to let ; also dressmaking rooms and single bedrooms.Apply to C.F.Olivier, Boston Store.TWO TENEMENTS TO RENT.ONE 5 and one 6 rooms.Apply W.R.Webster & Co.Y~lOOD HOUSE TO LET\u2014MODERN VI conveniences ; rent $16.Apply 29 DiHirhmond Road.House to let at 15 goodhue - St.Apply at house.TEACHERS WANTED.rp.WO PROTESTANT TEACHERS, J- with elementary diplomas, to teach eight months' school, school municipa.-ity of Ely.Salary, $30 per month.Apply N.R.Moffatt, Sec.-Treas., West Ely.PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR ST.Joachim de Shefford.Apply at once.Ralph Martin, Warden.SITUATIONF WANTED DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT BY day.Apply Annie Chatham, Y.W.C.A., 2 Moore St.POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG AM-erican after Oct.15th.College education.Address Box 16 Record.T300KKEEPER \u2014 WANTED.POSI-ll tion as bookkoeker in Sherbrooke by a married man thirty years of age, twelve years\u2019 experience, both languages, sober and well recommended.Apply Box 18, Record.i 0PP°*ile tHe Bridge of QUEBEC.Pontville\u2019 The coming Town, where Real Estate Lota will assure largo benefits to tho present buyers.Agents wanted.Apply The Ste-Foy Realty Cc.Limited.