Sherbrooke daily record, 15 octobre 1913, mercredi 15 octobre 1913

[" y / Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 189i y.SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913 ONE CENT IMMIGRATION AND REPATRIATION PLAN CAPI.INCH TELLS STOUT NECK BROKEN AODACITT BT A FALL OF BlIERTA / X Representative Delegation Interviewed Premier And Cab=\t^ J ea ,\t' inet at Duebee To-Day, Supported by Local Repre sentatives.Moderate and Definite Proposal.Pre ntier Promises Assistance.Horror of the Disaster and M.Baird of Iron Hill Fell Is Looked Upon With Ab.Through Feed Hole borrence by II.S.Bovin Barn\ternment turno b Quebec, Oct.15.\u2014(Special-)\u2014 A representative delegation from the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade, had an interview, at 11 o\u2019clock, this morning, with the Premier, Sir X.omer Gouin, and members of the Cabinet .The delegation laid before the government its new proposals relative to immigration and repatriation work in the Eastern Townships, The delegation were very cordially received by the Premier and his colleagues and were accompanied by several of the Eastern Townships local members.Mr.E.Winn Parwell, President of the Associated Boards, presented the following petition: To the Hon.Sir Lomer Gouin, Premier and Members of the Quebec Cabinet\u2014 Gentlemen.\u2014 In approaching you again witjjh regard to the question of Irmni-gration and Repatriation as it concerns the Eastern Townships, we wish at the outset to express out appreciation of the sympathetic hearing you have given us on former occasions.When we have come before you, Sir Eomcr, and on the occasion of onr informal conferences with your colleagues, Hon.P.S.G.Mackenzie, the Hon.Mr.Devlin, and our own local representatives from to'vnships constituencies, we have received evidence of good will and interest which have encouraged us to approach you again and to solicit your co-operation In a mole definite and revised plan relative to Eastern Townships Immigration and repatriation work.The plan we beg very respectfully to submit embraces the following organization\u2014 1\tAn Eastern Townships Immigration and Repatriation Society, In-corporated, with a permanent o^ee at Sherbrooke, to which we humbly petition you to make an amiu.il grant of S3,000.This society will conduct an oTce at a central point in the Townships and emoloy a competrnl Secretary .who would look after the ¦P,'astern Townships end of the work, receive applications for farm help, answer inquiries, distribute new ar-Hva\u2019s, collect refunds of assisted fares, keep in touch with fai r, era and with immigrants and rc-pa! Hated persons after they have been placed in positions, co-operate with agents in the Old Country and in New England, and maintain a publicity bureau relative, to the Eastern Townships.2\tAnother edition of the Eastern Towmships booklet, with more attractive cover, otherwise as published by your government last year, which we are pleaeed to say is the most attractive and comprehensive booklet yet issued on behalf of the Eastern Townships.3\tThe immediate appointment of an agent lecturer under the direction of your government, with instructions to co-operate with our immigration and repatriation society branch, and engaged by ihe year.We believe that agent should spent five months (.November to April)) in the Old Country, and the following three months should be employed in receiving on this side the people he has secured, and the balance of the year in travelling through the Townships, interviewing farmers and immigrants who have been placed, collecting data, samples and information for use the following year.i An agent lecturer assigned to the .New England States, engaged by and Vyrgrking under instructions of your /government, with instructions to cooperate with the Society, in an effort to interest former Canadians to return to their native province.5 The appropriation by your Government of $5,000, which wc consider a moderate amount, for the purpose of assisted fares, in the case only of desirable farm laborers, said advances to Vie protected and repayable in manner established by the Ontario authorities as described in papers herewith attached.The colonization office at Sherbrooke would undertake the collection of the refunds, and would, also, if you desired, undertake the administration of the fu dortake the administration of the fund itself, if it did not seem advis-nble to burden your London office with this work or to handle it direct through cme of your Governmental Departments.In Ontario, $25,-000 was advanced in assisted fares this year, and the refunds showed a loss of only 5 p.c.Your petitioners, after a careful study of local requirements and conditions and of experiences here and elsewhere in connection with immigration cfTorts, are convinced that Some such plan as outlined above is essential if results are to be obtained.We attach herewith for your information (a! Resolution bearing upon the Xsubje'-t, adopted by the Eastern Town-b:; s Associated Boards of Trade.(b) Copy of agreement relative to incorporation of an Eastern Townships Immigration and Repatriation Society.(c) Resolution appointing provisional directors.(; YOU CAN DEFY and the cleaning is easier, quicker, and better than by any other method.Ask your dealer, or, express paid, anywhere in Canada for 51.50.Ctass\u2019l finical Os., Limited 309 Sorauren Ave.TORONTO, CANADA BEDFORD.Miss Helen Fayns of Granby, was the guest of Miss Lila Barrage over the week-end.Mrs.E.E.Pare and children visited relatives in Montreal the past week.Mr.A.B.Caldwell, student at Montreal, very acceptably filled the pulpit at St.James Episcopal Church, ! on Sunday, in the absence of the (Rector, Rev.W.Windsor, who is en-! joying a short vacation trip to Bl-Igin and other Ontario points, i Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Currie visited friends in Montreal over Sunday.| Among those visiting their respec-! live homes over the week-end were; Messrs.Hartley Palmer, Douglas Saunders and Fortunat Trottier, of | Montreal, and Mr.Chas.Bockus, of Delson Junction.Î An informal dance was given by the ! young people in the Foresters Hall liast Friday night at which the usual | good time was enjoyed, j Postmaster and Mrs.M.O.Hun-gerford and son spent Sunday in j Swanton, Vt., the guests of rela-] tives there.| Miss Manson, of St.Johns, Que., was the guest of h»r sister, Miss O.M.Manson, for the week-end last week.E.Baker; Mr.Fran* Gurley, Montreal, and Mr.Fred Baker.Montreal.Sunday at their respective homes here; Miss Mills.Sutton, and Mr.F.S.Baker, Newport, in town Sunday; Miss E.Baker.Springfield, Mass, guest of her sister, Mrs.E.L.Watson and other friends; Miss G.Guil-let Sunday from a few days visit with her sister, Mrs.Frederick Pettes, North Troy.MANSONVILLE.Arrivals and departures: Mr.C.ClarK and daughter, Mrs.G.L.Clark, and Mr, and Mrs.E.Hunt and family, in their auto from Newport, Vt., to visit Mr.and Mrs.D.E.Clark; Mr.B.Longeway, of Newport, Vt., in town on business; Mrs.Geo.Willard and mother, Mrs.Spring have moved from their cottage, Ho-E-ho, to spend the winter at the Mansonville House; Mrs.W.W.White and family of Westford, Vt., visiting relatives and friends; Mr.and Mrs.D.\tG.Eldridge, Sunday at Lake Mem-phremagog; Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Gilman autoed to Granby, Sunday.Mrs.D.A.Manson\u2019s condition remains about the same.Mr.E.Lahue, of Ruiter Brook has moved into H.A.Gilman\u2019s tenement house.The Lynch and Manson Hill is much improved under the supervision of 1).E.\tWarner, road master, and will be much appreciated by the travelling public.Mr.D.G.Eldridge has purchased a property known as the W.Dingman farm and will take possession November 1st.Miss Broulette who went to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, ( recently; is improving as well as can be expected.Mr.Wm.Miltimore has erected a new bridge across the river on his farm for bis personal use.Mr.Daiele has his new house nearly finished.When completed it will be one of the finest houses in town.Rev.J.M.Coff\u2019n went to Richford on Sunday evening to take charge of the s rvices there, there being no evening service here.A BY-LAW WAS PASSED LIMITING THE SPEED OF AUTOMOBILES WITHIN THE TOWN Bedford, Oct.15.\u2014(Special)\u2014 An adjourned session of the Town Council was held on Saturday evening with Mayor F.D.Walsh presiding and the following Councillors present.1 Messrs.Jos.McAleer and J.J.Creller representing the South Ward, : Mr.A.A.Lent, the North Ward, and Mr.T.Poirier the Centre Ward.The Secretary Treasurer.Mr.George A.Sulley, was also present, and first rend the minutes of the last meeting which were passed.The Council then had a petition to I deal with in which Messrs.John T.! and Harold A.Sewell asked for a transfer of the license of the Central i House from Mr.O.E.Grassette, for- i mer owner, to themselves, the new | proprietors of the Upper Town Hot- i I el.The petition being signed by a ! good number of the ratepayers in ; town the Council on motion by Councillor Creller and Lent decided to | jgrant the license as requested.| The report of Special Superintendent D.J.Pells was read in reference to the work performed by Contractor H.A.Best on the Freligh Bridge ! and which was done in a most satisfactory manner.The Council was : pleased to accept, the report and authorized the Treasurer to pay Mr.(Pell\u2019s account of 16 days time at $2 per day.Councillor Poirier moved and Councillor Lent seconded that By-Law No.36 be passed whereby the taxes for the year be as follows: One half mill on the dollar for all taxable real estate, and two-thirds mills on stocks and trade, for general purposes; Centre Ward for road tax, six mills and three mills stocks and trades; North and South Wards, for road tax, three mills and three mills stocks and trades; bridge tax, one-half mill.Also that polling Division No.2 he made into two polls, No.2 and No.4, with Bridge Street as the dividing line.This on account of the division ns heretofore exceeding 200 the limit by law of voters in each polling division.It was also decided that the speed of motor vehicles in town be limited to a rate of eight, miles an hour, and a fine of S10 to he imposed on any | person caught speeding at a faster rate than the above.One or two small accounts were passed during the evening.Mall Orders receive Prompt Attention.F.T.ANSELL DRUGGIST & STATIONER 10 Strattacona Square.Are Your Hands The Worse For Wear?Ladies\u2019 Pomps FOR [vening Wear » t l it * * # t # t t * t # t t t 4 t f 4 » # 4 4 In strenuous play or in hard work your bands ¦sutler unless you take care of them properly.After outdoo.r exercise or following household duties always have handy a jar of our delightful and soothing COLD CREAM A few applications of this beneficial cream soothes and softens the skin, removes roughness, redness and helps eradicate the marks of wear.15c & 25c a Jar.W.H.Griffith Druggist 121 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.J&TBni.Stocked in all the newest shapes ;»nd leathers.We also carry the Satins in the popular colors.Sizes\u20142 to 6.J.L Wiplt & Co.liK, Slim STflMAlH, iNDItiEiïlON OH m Ye* yon can, with a box of ZUTOO Tablets in your pocket or home.Taken when you feel a headache coming on, one little tablet will ward it off\u2014nip it in the bud.Taken later it will cure the headache in twenty minutes.Why then continue to suffer when a hex of ZUTOO will make you headache proof.You would be snprbed to know how many people, who never before used a headache remedy, are now uâag ZUTOO Tablet* Why not rouf \u201cPAPE\u2019S DIAPEPSIN\u201d MAKES UPSET STOMACHS FEEL FINE IN FIVE MINUTES.St.He en\u2019s cii«ol, Ounham, Qus.Residential School tor Girls.Healthy situation.Preparation for Universities.Special Courses in Music, Art, and Physical Culture.Outdoor Games For Prospectus aPPly MISS WADE M.A., Principal.Y/anted at Eastman Correspondent for D ILY RECORD *rply DAILY REG RD, Slierferooke Iancxyiue hdusT When in Lennoxville stop here.Street cars pass the door.Half nvinute\u2019s walk from B.& M., G.T.R., and C.P.R.stations.Bell \u2019phone 351.A.M- TAYLOR, Prop.Wonder what upset your stomach\u2014 ¦\twhich portion of the food did the damage\u2014do you ?Well, don\u2019t bother.If your stomach is in revolt ; if ; sour, gassy and upset, and what you 1 just ate has fermented, into stubborn lumps ; head dizzy and aches ; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food; breath foul, tongue coated \u2014just take a little Pape's Diapepsin i and in five minutes you wonder what : became of the indigestion and distress.Millions of men and women to-day know that it is needless to have a bad stomach.A little Diapepsin occasionally keeps this delicate organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear.If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion ; if your food is a damage in-! stead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is ! Pape's Diapepsin which costs only j fifty cents for a large case at drug ! stores.It\u2019s truly wonderful\u2014it rii- ¦\tgests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing.Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach; it\u2019s so unnecessary.NORTH STANBRIDGE The funeral of the late Mr.Adam M.Stone, whose death occurred on the 9th inst., took place Monday afternoon at the house and was largely attended, not only by his neighbors but friends from a distance, including a large number of Free Masons, of which -order he was one of the oldest members in the province.The service was conducted by the Rev.Mr.Ward, of Bedford, who preached a veryim pressive sermon.The remains were interred in the Cemetery here with Masonic honors which was his request.Deceased was a man of more than ordinary ability, a kind friend and obliging neighbor, ready to extend the helping hand to any in distress and although eighty-four years of age will he much missed here.In religion he was a Methodist and in politics a Conservative.PIGEON HILL.Mr.and Mrs.Ellsworth, who have been spending a few weeks in town, returned to their fiome in Lowell, Mass., on Monday morning; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Johnson and their son, Hugh, of Bedford, in town on Sunday; Miss Florence Erho, of Stan-bridge Ridge, visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Erno, on Sunday.DUNHAM.| The Methodist Church, Dunham, is | holding its annual Chicken Pie Sup-; cer and Harvest Home Festival cp Friday evening, October 17th.Supper will be served in the basement of the Church from 6.30 to 8.30 p.m.j An interesting programme is being I prepared, including, music, recitat-;ions, etc.The Rev.A.A.Radley.I Pastor of Sherbrooke St.Methodist i 'Church, Montreal, and Chairman of: the North Montreal District, will be; the chief speaker of the evening.On the followin\u2019* Sunday.October 19th I special Thanksgiving Services will be conducted by the Pastor.Rev.G.H.Forde.The Church will he decorated | nd appropriate music will be ren-, dered by the choir.Arrivals and departures : Major G.H.and Mrs.Macfie, Clarenceville.week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.STANBRIDGE EAST.The coming event is the entertainment by the Stanbridge Flast Dramatic Club in the American House Hall on Monday evening, October 20th,, when the popular drama en-titl.d \u201cl ncle Josh,\u201d is to he presented.those taking part in the Play are Messrs.J.H.Gardner, C.S.Moore, P.E.Wright, H.Baker, G.Fortin, M.N.Harris, K.Tree, G.Corey, Mrs.M.A.Cornell, Mrs.G.G.Bullard, Miss H.O\u2019Dell.Mr.A.R.Lawrence\u2019s Orchestra of St.Albans, will furnish music.There will be dancing after the entertainment Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Thompson, Mr.R.Kidd, Mrs.J.Holloway, Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Rhicard were at Frelighs-burg on Thursday attending the Harvest Home at the Methodist Church.In addition to these there were about twenty young people from here who, in a hay rack load and in single tennis drove to Frelighsburg and took advantage of the pleasing event.Mr.E.Fountaine has returned from -Montreal and will do blacksmith work in the shop of Mr.J.A.\\an Antwerp which he has rented.Quite a number from here *were at the funerai of Mrs.Martha Jones at Peavceton, on Sunday.Among them were \u2018Mrs.T.Moore, Mrs.H.McCarter, Mrs.N.White, Mrs.j.Perry, Mrs.W.A.Wright, Miss L.Wright, Mr.A.O.Westcott, Mr.E.L.Hodge, Mr.R.Westcott, Mr.W.Boomhower.The funeral services were conducted by Rev.A.Wallace of Sutton.A pleasant evening was spent on Friday last when a party was given at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest.Gage.With games and refreshments all spent a good time together.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Burd and Mrs.G.Partridge, of Burlington, guests of Mr.and Airs.D.C.Tree recently; Mrs.I).B.Knight and Airs.Wood, of Montreal.guests of Air.and Airs.S.P.Kn vbt; Air.and Mrs.James Rosen-berger, of Rosenberg, guests of Mrs.D.Aloore over Sunday; Miss L.Jenkins, and AT'ss R.Tittemorc of Pig-geon Hill, guests of Air.and AIrs.E.L.Hodge; Mr.W.H.Briggs, in Montreal on business recently.Air.Desrosiers has rented the tenement house belonging to Airs.A.B.Gilmour and has moved into the village.m rM WHITE STAR DOMINION LINE FOR BUSINESS FOR PLEASURE Sailings from Mo\"- i - Quebec TEUTONIC, Sat.Oct.18th $3 Lalkevitc, Oct.25th CANADA.Nov.let MEG AN TIC.Nov.8th.KATES : According: to steamer and accommodation.Ask the nearest Rail- , way or Steamship Agent for particulars.\u201cThe SHORTEST Route to EU ROPE lilU' SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR BARK usnmssQ Canadian Service From\tFrom Southampton\tVontreal Oct.2\tA .SCANIA\tOct.\t18 Oct.1(1 .\tAUSON1A\tNov.\t1 Oct.SO\tANDANIA\tNov.\t15 Passage Rates : Cabin (II) minimums, $ 1U.25,\t$17.50 and $53.75 ; Third- class British Hastbound, $30.25 to $31.25 ; Westbound.$30.00 to $31.23.For further particulars applv to E.H.S10WFLL or c.H.FOSS, Sherbrooke.Que., or The Robert Reford Co., Limited, Montreal.Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.B.and Portland.Are.Rom Mail Steamships MONTREAL, TO LIVERPOOL* Royal Mail Servie®.Victorian\u2014Tuesday, Oct.21.Corsican\u2014Tuesday.Oct.28.Virginian\u2014Tuesday.Nov.4.Tunisian\u2014Tuesday.Nov.11.MONTREAL TO GLASGOWj Royal Mail Servie#.Pretorian\u2014Saturday.Oct.18.Grampian\u2014Thursday.Oct.28.Scandinavian -Saturday, Nov.1.Hesperian\u2014Thursdî*^ Nov.6.MONTRE AL-HAV RE-LONDON* Sicilian\u2014Saturday, Oct.18.Ionian\u2014Sunday.Oct.26.Pomeranian\u2014Sunday, Nov.2.Scotian\u2014Sunday, Nov.9.H.A A.ALLAN, Gftitral Agents, 2 Bt.Peter 8t.Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Blinn Celebrate Event of 50 Years Ago BOTH ARE STILL ACTIVE AND TAKE AN INTEREST IN SOCIAL LIFE OF FRELIGHSBURG.Frelighsburg, Get.15.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Hiram C.Blinn, were at home to their friends on Tuesday October 7th., on the occasion of their golden wedding celebration.The proper date was September 7th., .but Mr.Blinn being ill in the St.Albans Hospital at that time the celebration was postponed.Besides many of the friends and relatives of the town, there were present from out of town Mr.William and Miss Ella.Higgins, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Higgins and Miss Lizzie Harris, St.Johnsbury, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.Hibbard Stanley.;Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Stanley and Mr.and Mrs.Rolland Whitman from ! West Berkshire, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.IL.R.Thomas of Dowal, Que.; Mr.land Mrs.Albert.Kneeland and Mrs.| S.A.C.Morgan from Bedford, Que.: I Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Lee, Mr.and |Mrs.J.Selby, Dunham, P.Q.; Mrs.T.C.Moore, Mrs.O.R.Anderson.Mrs.H.C.Hall and Mr.and Mrs.H.G.Phelps, Stanbridge; Mr.and I Mrs.Blinn were the last couple, but jonc married ^iy Rev.James Reid, in (the old Church at Frelighsburg.Mr.I Blinn was the eldest, son of Mr.W.Manly and Adalino (Lucke) Blinn and Mrs.Blinn was the only daughter of H.Nelson and Armida E.(Oorevl Whitman all of Stanbridge.Mr.and Mrs.Blinn settled on a farm adjoin-i ing their parents where they resided until about, ten years ago, when they moved to this place.They had three ! daughters, Gertrude A.who died I Julv 19th.,\t1885 in her 20th.year; Grace A, who has been house matron of the Si.Albans Hospital for the nast three years; Geneva M, wife of Mr.A.J.Shepard one of the enterprising merchants with their little adopted daughter, Dorothy Hall Shepard, reside at Fairlawn with Mr.and Mrs.Blinn.Although Mr.and Mrs.Blinn are well along in years they are always among the most active in social and other gatherings.Mr.Blinn is Secretary of the A.F.and A.M.Lodge, while Mrs.Blinn holds the same office in the O.E.S.since it was organized four vears ago last February and it is hoped they mav be found in their stations for manv years to come.Mr.Blinn is also Justice of the Peace.The venerable couple are held in high esteem bv their manv friends who hope they mav celebrate many more anniversaries of their marriage.WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR I\" BRINGS BACK ITS LUSTRE AND ABUNDANCE.Gray hair, however handsome, denotes advancing age.We all know the advantages of a youthful appearance.Your hair is your charm.It makes or mars the face.When it fades, turns gray and looks dry, wispy and scraggly, just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundredfold.Don\u2019t stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the tonic at home or get from any drug store a 50-cent bottle of \u201cWyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.\u201d Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully and removes dandruff, stops scalp itching and falling hair; besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly.You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time.By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger.ihanksgiving Day Oct.20tti.Faro and Omvthird for round trip.Going October .17th,\t18th.I\u2018Jtli« 20th.lie turn limit October 22nd,\t1913, Single Fare tfoinpr October 20th.Return limit October 20th,\t1913.Homeseekers\u2019 Excursions Round Trip Tickets on sale to Winni-pop, Edmonton and intermediate stations every Tuesday until October 28th.Return limit two mont lus.City Ticket Office.0 Strathcona Sq.Bell Tel.3 30.or C.P.R.Btn.Tel.207.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.From Glasgow.From Montreal.WHAT DYSPEPTICS ] Oct.\t4\tATHENIA\tOct.\t18 Oct.\tI L\tSATURNIA\tOct.\t25 Oct.\t18\tCASSANDRA\tNov.\t1st Passage Rates : Cabin (11.)\t$47.50 ; Third Class, east and westbound, $31.25.For lull informal Ion apply to E.H.SEWELL or C.H.FOSS, Sherbrooke, Que., or The Robert Reford Co.Limited.Montreal, Toronto, St.Joho.N.D.Quebec.MiuUtD EAT A PHYSICIAN\u2019S ADVICE.\"Indigestion and practically all forme of stomach trouble are, nine times nut of ten, due to acidity .i.hcrefore stomach sufferers should, whenever possible, avoid eating food that, is acid in its nature, or v.-hah by ch-jui 'al action ,u the stomach develop*; aHdity.l.'nfortu-nately, such a rule eliminates most, foods which are pleasant to the taste as well as those which are rich in blood, flesh and nerve building properties.This is the reason why dyspepios and stomach sufferers are usually so ; Pin.emaciated and lacking in that vita; energy which can only come from a well-fed body.For the benefit of those sufferers who have been obliged to exclude fro^ their diet all starchv sweet or fatty food, and are trying to keep up a misérable existence on gluten products.I would suggest that you should try a meal of any food or foods which you may like, in moderate amount, taking immediately afterwards a teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia in a little hot or cold water.This will neutralize any and which may be present, or which may be formed, and instead of the usual feeling of uneasiness and fulness, you will find that your food agrees with you perfectly.Bisurated magnesia is doubtless the best food corrective and antacid known.It is not a medicine and lias no direct action on the stom-ach ; but by neutralizing the acidity of the food contents, and thus removing the source of the acid irritation which inflames the delicate, stomach lining.it does more than could possibly be done by any drug or medicine.As a Physician I believe in the use of medicine whenever necessary, but I must admit that I cannot son the sense of dosing an inflamed and irritated stomach with drugs instead of getting rid of the acid\u2014 the Cause of all the trouble.Get a little bisurated magnesia from your druggist.eat what you want at your next meal, take some of the bisurated magnesia ns directed above, and see if I\u2019m not right.\" Thanksgiving Day Excursion SINGLE FAKE Goinj- Monday, October 20Lh.Kcturniuir same day.T ARE AND ONE.THIRD Going October 17, 18,\t19 and 20th.Returning October 22nd.Cafe Parlor Car on day trains between Montreal and Portland.Sleeping car.Sherbrooke to Montreal.ready for occupation after 10 p.m.Due ' In .Montreal 7 a.m.C.H.FOSS, City Pass, and 'Picket Agent, 'phone 88 :\t\\V.HARRISON.Station Agent, 'phone 197.uebec Central -Railway Thanksgiving Day OCTOBER 20th One-Way First Class Fare Good to go ami return October 20Ui FRELIGHSBURG.Arrivals and departures: Mr.U.Smith, of Sutton, vjsltirvT his daughter, Mrs.H.T.ftreneer; Mrs.Fredrick Newton, ->nd two children.of Boston, visiting at Mr.M.Shufelt\u2019s; Mrs.A.McRinn\u2019e -\u2018¦o her ho\t- F-ost Village, Monday; Mr.William Lay, to his home in Lawrenc Mr.Billy Kent, Mr.and Mrs.Gov.n Mr.and Mrs.A.Hod \"son, and children, of Montreal, quests of Mrs.J.A.Dunn over Sunday.MILLINGTON.Those attending Mr.Davies\u2019 funeral at Magog on Friday were Rev.and Mrs.Brill, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Bryant and Mr.J.F.Bryant and daughter.Mr.B.Wadleigh intends selling 1 out, his stock by auction and go to California.KNOWLTON.Miss Helen Mandivo who was taken to the General Hospital, Montreal on Monday, underwent a suc-\u2018cessful operation on Tuesday.I WILL BUY YOUR CUT OF SPSUCE \u2014AND\u2014 HEMLOCK 5 C.A.SPENCER 4\t603 Eastern Townships Bk.Bldg., 4\tMONTREAL.i on] One-Way First Class Fare And One-Third Good t.o go October iTth.18th, 19th 1 and 20th.Good to return until October 22ncl., 1913.For timetables or further particulars apply to any of the company\u2019s agents or to E.O.Grundy, G.F.and R.A.Sherbrooke, Que.P.C.DuBoyce NOTARY, AUDITOR, ETC.COURT HOUSE, RICHMOND, QUE., Suc-essor to D.M.Rowat, N.F. ( I Cv V* XV TK^Î was ^ ^ood Bur «il fra Drop-door an Oven and on Warming Closet.Nickel ornaments removable.Tiled or Plain Pact.Lever to lift front section for llreiling.IT is good business to invest m a good range.Goal is high.It is MONEY.A range can save it or waste it.So, choose a range that will save it\u2014that will lower your monthly expense account.The Monarch is designed to heat the oven quickly with smallest amount of coal.Month by month it makes real ecoaomies.It proves a mighty good BUY.The Monarch is so well made that repairs are rarely required.The top is made up of sliding sections.Doors are all very strong.Grates fit perfectly and cannot warp.See this range\u2014or write for Booklet1 ' The Cost of a It ange.' ' 220 CLARE BROS.& CO.Limited, preston, ont.Moîiarch PEMHSULAK -Rauce- \u2014.I REPRESENTATIVES EVEK\u2019rWïïERE SherbrooKe Averti -\t- Jos.JLacombe FIT- PREFORM Si net Made to Yaor Measure if You Prefer Our first aim in business is to please our customers.If you prefer, we will make your new Suits and Overcoats to your individual measure.Simply leave the tailoring, fit, general effect to us.We promise, right now, that every detail of every garment will be to your liking.8-56 raw§ W.W.Shaw II -asm GooP f(! In ALU EASY TO USE GOOD FOR THE SHOES SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, IW ESectrical Repairs Rewinding Armatures, Fields and Refilling Commutators; Motors and Generators repaired and overhauled by expert workmen ANEW WATCH PROTEST LIKELY IN CHATEAUGUAY # ; # LIBERALS CLAIM THAT THEY j } HAVE EVIDENCE OF ILLE- ; J GAL TACTICS.\tt Ottawa, Oct.15.\u2014It is practically the made A New Watch called \"EQUITY\" is now being by the Waltham Watch Co.This watch is made in the popular 116 size, open face, and is sure to be a favorite on account of its many good qualities, and the low price at which it is sold.7 Jewel in Nickel Case .SL.oO 15 Jewel In Nickel .1).D.Prescription has been recog-j nized for fifteen years as the standard I skin remedy, li always helps, and if used according to directions it should cure in a short while.All druggists sell this standard remedy.but if you come to us we will offer you the first full size bottle with the guarantee that unless it stops the ite!i AT ONCE we will refund the purchase price.Ask also about the equally efficient skin soap.W.H.Griffith, Druggist.Sherbrooke.! The First tea of the season in aid of |St.Agnes Guild was given at the j home of Mrs.Geo.Wiggett, Bridge ! Street.Tuesday afternoon and was well attended.The table looked very Young, Farklin, R.L D.D.D Prescription\u2014for 15 years\u2014ihe standard skin remedy KIRKDALE.Confirmation will be held in Holy Trinity Church cn Sunday evening, October 19th at 7 p.m.by the Lord Bishop of Quebec.Mrs.Walter Stuart to Montreal, after spending the holidays with his father, Mr.Akerman.Miss Elsie Stuart to Montreal to attend school there., Geo.Fish, of Montreal, recent guests at Mr.Chas.Fisk\u2019s; Mr.Wm.Egg and son, Herbert, the week-end here; .Miss Clara Bradford is visiting in i Granby.A FAILURE EXPLAINS Like all literary failures, be laid the blame cn his wife.,\t,\t.K ,\t\u201cYes,\u201d he growled, over his ninth .inviting prettilv arranged with bas- beer and twenty.foUrth cigarette, .ket of flowers and embroidered cen- ,\tare too young for me.I\u2019m * Iter piece.Mrs.E.J.Mills poured tea, iforty.{our> you,re only thirty.That and the guests were waited upon bv means vou ain\u2019t serious.I\u2019ve wanted the.hostesses, Mrs.Wiggett and Mise to wort, you-vc wanted to sport.! Mol lie Armstrong.\tResult, no fame after all these years\u2019\u2019 A programme will be given on Fri-1 \u201cYes, Tom,\u201d she said, \u201cbut hadn\u2019t 1 dav evening, October 17th., in the we better be going now?\u201d\t______ Spring Rof^l School House under the \u201cWait till I\u2019ve had three more ___________________________ ! auspices of the W.C.T.U.The evils\tho said, taking a notebook j .j of using patent medicines will be de- frcm his pocket.\"I want to tell you [ monstrHted by six young girls in an .about an article I m getting up\u2014 # imt-cocct-amusing and instructive dialogue, en- an axtwlc to prove that successful # INTEHEST titled \u201cA lark at Nonotuck Hall.\u2019 WK SELL BY THE CASE AND DELIVER to your home Sussex Ginger Ale, Welch's Grape Juice, Sussex Dry Ginger Ale, P.& B.Ginger Ale, Moxie.Noxie, Aronic Telephone 802 for prices.Woodard's GoiifecliGnery A.B.Williams t l«T,\u20191(y 5^ 38 Magog Street, SHEKBROOKE.Que Telephone 1177.17 Wellington Rt.and Stratkcona Square.p HIS is the season when our old friend the furnace begins to haunt our waking hours.Some of us are already shoveling coal Jjj and ashes for our morning ex- ________^ ercise.Have you enough ash |cans t° take care of all your hex.T ashes between the ash-man\u2019s Belladonna and Capsicum T visits?And don\u2019t )?OU need a Plaster8 relieve that lame rotary sifter to help save your blue JAY\t£ cinders and your clothes?corn and Bunion Piasters- They\u2019re cheaper this vear\u2014 the only hygienic cure for\tr\t\u2022\u2019 those sore feet.Fresh stock -j- tile sifters, F.Ot the ClOTilCS.just in.\tT :\t_____ \u201cLet us tell you the easy T \u201e\t\u201e .\t.-\t*« «« way to take off a plaster.\u201d H63¥y G3lVS!liZ8il ASll C3HS > .$2,00 Up.authors must bave wives much older than themselves.Here are the facts.A SHOPPING TOUR.ABBOTSFORD.Dr.and Mrs.Byers, of Montreal spent Sunday here; Mr.mid Mrs.Edward Fish, of Joliette, Que., and Dr.Mrs.Travells (just home)\u2014 These furs I got in Paris, this beautiful watch in Geneva, and these lovely laces in Hamburg.Mrs.Holmes\u2014Goodness! You seem 1 to have treated Europe as just one b^g department store.Another item will be a recital, call-\u2019 ed \u201cWho killed Joe\u2019s baby,\u2019\u2019 by Chas.A1 ,,n,\t, r .M.Sheldon, in four narts.by Mrs.'Robert Louis Stevenson s wife was W.L.Barber.Miss Hazel Harrison.«Jd enough to be bis mother Anne Mrs.Fred Desruisseau and Mrs.G.Hathaway was seventeen years Mder I .McC\"rdy- A Election will be tak- -\t^ jen in aid of the work.\twas thirty, she sixty, when they A very enjoyable evening was spent married.\u201d on Saturday last at the home of Mr.| He ordered another beer, and Mrs.Thos.Peck, \u201cMeadow Brook \u201cThe Barones; Burdett Coutts was Farm,\u201d Drummond Ro«d, about fifty forty years alder than her American guests assembling.The evening was husband.Mme Recamier was seven-spent in cards and dancing, and1 ty-two when her husband was twen- \\ at t per cent, allowed on deposits, computed half yearly.Fraser\u2019s Drug More * St\u2018llare stefil Ash S,î,ers wi,fl hantlie 35,: r \"Goal Mine\u201d Ash Sifters to fit barrel Me r\t_________________________ t Sherbrooke Lofm ^\t& Mortgage Co.J Oflice, Art Building.Office J hours, 9 to 5; on Saturdays, S J to 12.Telephone 539.A Ten Thousand Dolfar W, A.HALE, l^resident.R.N.ROBIN'S, Sec.-Treas.t * l property is in course of erection in t front of our lots on Prospect street.) Any further comment?* Tel.359.\tW.A.HALE, j Tel.714.\t^ R.LAKEMAN.ti J Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home for j\u201cüust!er\u201d Rotary Sifters with can $B,5s (Like the illustration).Goat Hods Jap'd and Galvan'd 25c up j.s Jtciieii a Co ' Travellers.Eug.Bouchard, Prop.58 SHERBROOKE DAIRY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, I9TA / FIVE : FINANCIAL AND : \\ MARKET NEWS ; ^ DAIRY PRODUCE BETTER LOCAL DEMAND FOR BUTTER.Montreal.Oct.15.\u2014Receipts of butter were 535 packages, as compared fact that Arthur Smith skipped out with Î1150 of the patrons\u2019 money, quite a number of the patrons from there are coming to this creamery with their milk.?l-17i per cwt.was the amount paid the patrons of Stanbridge East Creamery at the last payment.Mill m CUES» AT E80H MOPS CHEESE FACTO» ._______ Tr bonus for teaching.\tCommission Makes a R e- Ulverton, Oct.lo.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 COUNTRY PRODUCE.Miss Lillian Doak, of La Tuque, for- port OD Alleged SHOft- ____\t' merly of this place, has again been\tn*«« in UUniaht EGG PRICES MAINTAINED 1 Presented with a bonus of $15 in re-\t____ ., \u201e x\t\u201e\t! cognition of successful teaching.\t\u2014\u2014 Montreal, Oct.H.\u2014Receipts of eggs !\t- FIND THAT OFFICIALS IN MONT- 2i2 cases, as compared with\tT,Ain OFF FROM WORK.with 975 for the same date last\t,C°r5e®^°fJÎillgt418»6 .last Graniteville, Oct.15.\u2014(Special)\u2014 week, and 400 for the corresponding T ' 'T.^\t.A1!10r aP ctlange jjr james itee on iliesaay evening, wit-u ivu Co., Art Building, Sherbrooke, Members Felix Brunelle, President, m the Chair, and delegates from the following clubs: Y.M.C.A.Reds, G.Parsons and S.Banks; Y.M.C.A.Blues, R.Wilson and W.Cotterill; Harmony Band, F.Brunelle; 54th Regiment, J.Dufresne, R.Gosselin; 53rd.A.Team, C.Hatch and J.Allen; 53rd.B.team, W.Payne and F.\tPayne; Pirates, A.Strickland and G.\tGray.After the reading of the Secre-1 j\tW.\tL.BALL\tj I\tInvestments I *\t* t\t702\tMcirtlwr Building\t* {\t' ; Winnipeg, Man.> ! w*v.-Uv-» ¦'v ¦- \t\t\t\t\tOps.\t\t11.15 \t\t\t\t\t\t\ta.m.98 Atch.\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t.«»\t\t93}\t Anc.\t\t.\t\t\t\t34 4\t34} Acp.\t\t.\t.\t\t\t711\t71 Ï Ar.\t\t\t\t\t\t4.\t62 ÿ\t62» U.P\t\t\t\t\t\t150\t150} U.S\t\t\t\t.\t.,\t54 5\t54 3 U.S\t, Pfd.V.,\t.\t\t.\t\t1054\t10.51 c.p\tR\t\t\t\t\t\t226 i\t227} N.Y\tCen\t\t\t\t\t\t95\t94} Reading:\t\t\t\t\t\t\t1618\tlong S.P.\t\t\t\t\t\t86}\t86} m.\t\t\t\t.\t\t518\t51 » Erie.\t\t\t\t.\t\t26 3\t26} den.\tËiec\t\t\t\t\t\t139\t140 Gnq\t\t\t\t\t\t123}\t124 St\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t101}\t100} !.V\t\t 7,\t\t.4\t.\t\t\t150}\t150 Ilia.\t\t\t\t\t\t108\t1 08 Son\t\t\t\t\t\t130\t130 N.P.\t\t\t\t\t\t106*\tloot O.W\t\t\t.4.\t\t\t27}\t27} U.9\tRubber\t.XD.\t\t\t\t\t608\t57 3 R.I.\t\t\t\t\t\t13}\t13} S.R\t\t\t\t\t\t21}\t21} Amer\tCan.,\t\t\t.\t\t32\t32} New\tHaven.\t\t\t\t\t88\t87} New\tC.P.R.\t\t\t\t\t222}\t224 \t\t\t\t\t\t\tB.A.MONTREAL\t\tSALES\t\tUP\tTO 11.15\t\tA.M.Cement\u201460 at\t\t\t\t5 at\t\t33.\t Cement, Pfd.-\t\t-1C\tat\t93}\t\t45 at\t93.C.I\t.R.\u201450\tat\t22»;\t3, ISO\t\tat 22\t7, 150 at 2\t27 i, 7;*)\tat\t226 J.\t\t\t\t Det\troll\u201410\tat\t72,\t25\tat\t71}.\t Dom.Steel-\t\t-25\tat\t43*\t\t25 at\t43}, Power\u20142~) at\t\t\t207\t.5\tat\t287.\t Que.Ry.\u20142\t\t5 a\tt 1\t\t10\tat 12\tÎ.R.\t& O.\u20145\tat\t109\t\t\t\t Power.Rta\t\t\u20145\tat\t10\t100 at 0\t\t}.Brazil\u201450 at.\t\t\t86 i,\t25\tat\t80 f,\t25 at to judge as to quality of cheese, and  Proven Ruck ol every Russell car uro the traditions of Russell reliability and the test of time.Always conselvativo in adopting new features\u2014always zealous in developing and perfecting them when once proven right\u2014the Russell has constantly maintained its rr.piitnl ion as a year-ahead car.The motor of the RUSSELL-KN1GHT In the upon to is no exception.Every day for ihc past three years the Russell-Knight has been under-going practical service tests hands of owners, hundreds of them have been performing every phase of service a car could be called meet.And they have met every task in a manner to command respect.Some of these cars\u2014in veers of service\u2014have never had a wrench used in their engine.Their motors have run without repair\u2014without adjustment \u2014 without falter.Tbev were more powerful the first day than any poppet motor of equal size.At.the end of the first year they were (level,i i, - more poe.r than at.the start To-day they are running and ''pulling'' in a wav no poppet valve motor can approach.They are not merely standing tip\u2014they arc actually growing better with use.Time-tested___developed in use\u2014perfect ed by persist ent and nainst aking effort over 12 full months, the new Russell-Knight ear stands as a ear of proven reliability\u2014of demonstrated worth.Its power and silenee, its bcaut.v and convenience, its luxury and comfort, make it the ideal ear for you to own Before deciding on the purchase of any high-grade car, experience the pleasure of a ride in the Russell-Knight.Russell-Knight Ibid Chassis and Standard Bodies arc as follows : Russell-Knigrlit.6-cylinder \u201c42\" 7\u2014 Russell-Knight Russeli-KnifTht, 4-cy]inder Roadster Model .VPassenger Touring Car >8\"\u2014 Passenger Touring Car .$5,000 .\u201cj Passenger Phaeton .$5,000 Head Off^e and Factor;, WEST TORONTO.¦¦ft UP TO A 87®?ri\t., hot vam*t TOA PmcÉ\" Planches at\u2014 Toronto.Hamilton, Winnipeg;.Calgary.Melbourne.Montreal, Vancouver, Both chassis arc.built with Randaulet and Limousine bodies at proportionate prices.Catalogue on request.All All quotations F.O.B.West Toronto.RUSSELL MOTOR CAR CO., LIMITED Agent at Sherbrooke and Danville, j.F.O\u2019Donnell COMMENCING OCTOBER 1st Trenton Park Lots 861, 2.7 at 80J.Span.River\u20142 at 10J, 15 at OJ, 25 at 10i.\t125 at Iff.Span River, Fid.\u20145 at 35}, 5 at 3.5.Bell Phone\u20146 at 14 4.Macdonald\u201460 at 164.Nat.Brfck\u201450 at 50.W.C.Power\u201453} bid.Tram.Power\u201480 at 381.Wyag., Common\u201425 bid.Granby\u201420 at 71}.Banks\u2014Commerce, 8 at 204.COTTON MARKET.Cotton\u2014\tOpg.11.15 May.1276 127, Oct .\t.\t.\t1300 1302 Pec.1200 1291 Spot cotton.13.70 GRAIN MARKET.A Wheat\u2014 May .a-ill be raised to $200.After Jan- nary 1st the price will be advanced May.to $250.The developments of the Dec.South Shore show a large increase in real estate business, as three large j jjec ' plants are coming into Longueuil BUY NO TV ! Apply to Opg.11.15 00}\t8!>J 811 81! F 0.JOiiDAN, Agent.lennoxville.OTHER SIDE OF SHIELD.Wife (complainingly)\u2014 The, Wjlfiin-sons\u2019 house is much larger than ours.Husband\u2014Yes, my dear, and so is their mortgeve.tary\u2019s report and the financial statements of the Treasurer which showed the finances in a very healthy condi-sion, the, election of officers for the ensiling season followed: President\u2014R.Wilson.Vice-President\u2014J.O.Dufresne, Secretary\u2014G.H.Gray.Treasurer\u2014F.Brunelle.Committee\u2014R.Newton, G.Parsons, W.Payne, J.Allen, R.Gosselin.The committee after considerable discussion decided to hold up the schedule until October 17th to allow any new teams which they understand ace organizing, to enter the league.The prizes for the season will consist of the silver cup and $10 for individual prizes for the winning team, also $3 for the highest aver-! age three string, and prize for the highest three string and single string.After completing the business of the \\ evening, the committee passed a vote ! of thanks to the Y.M.C.A.for their kindness in placing at their disposal their parlors for the City Bowling League meeting.COLDS CAT-RE HEADACHE AND GRIP LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets I remove cause.There is only One \u201cBRO-MO QUININE.'' It has signature of E.! \\V.GROVE on box.25c, j LAMB S j We will pay for good lambs u n tilfurtber notice 6cts.lb.delivered at our packing house.M POKING Victor-Victrola You have a sudden longing to hear a certain piece of fine music or a certain great singer or musician.Your longing is satisfied if you own a Vidtrola.Call on any \u201cHu Master's Voice\u201d dealer in any City in Canada and let him play any music you wish to hear, on the Victrola.VictroUs cost trom $20 (o $3U\u2018J and are sold on easy payments (as low as $ ! per week) if desired.Victor records are 90c for 10 in.double sided.Ask for our Catalogue listing over 5000 Victor records.Berliner Gram-o-phone Co.LIMITED MONTREAL Dealers Everywhere Victor-Victrola XI Mahogaaf ot oak Price $135 K0_J% J.W.McKEE, \u201cHis Master\u2019s Voice\u201d Dealer & SOUS, 11 King Sir Victor Music Parlors SHERBROOKE, QUE ) i 11 LABI' 0051 P» .v-.r'yyf' V SHER-BR00K1S DAaIyY REVJUK-U, VVEliiVnbüAV, ULTiUlSUR 15, 1913.JMTE OF GRAIN FIEIOJN CANADA Bulletin Has Been Issued by the Census Department HEGANI1C CO.HAPPlNiNGS THEPARCEL\tPASSING OF THE POST SYSTEM COUNTRY TAVERN SHOULD BE OF IMMENSE VALUE TO AMERICA AND THE DOMINION.(Christian Science Monitor) THERE WILL BE NO BRINGING BACK OF THE ROMANCE OF THE HOSTELERY.(Christian Science Monitor.) IDEAL WEATHER PREVAILED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY DURING PERIOD OF HARVESTING THE GRAIN.Ottawa, Oct.15.\u2014(Special)\u2014A bulletin issued by the Census and Statistics Office of the Department of Trade and Commerce gives a provisional estimate of the yield of the principal grain crops and also the average quality of these crops at harvest time.During the month ended Sept.30th ideal weather for the ingathering of the grain crops prevailed over all Canada.In the greater part of Ontario and in the Western Provinces, harvesting operations were well completed by the middle of September, and only in parts of Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, where the spring opens later, was harvesting carried on during the latter part of the month.The estimates given a month ago are slightly greater than those now issued which may be presumed to be based more or less on results of threshing.The tinal estimates based : altogether on threshing results and calculated on corrected areas will he issued as usual on Dec.15tb.For spring wheat the estimate for the end of September is 188,408,000 bushels as compared with 182,840,000 bushels last year.For ftrll wheat the estimate is 19,107,000 bushels as; against 16,390,000 bushels last year,1 and 18,481,000 bushels in the preliminary estimate this year.The total estimated wheat production this year is therefore 207,575,000 bushels as compared with 199,230,000 bushels last year, an increase of 8,339,000 bushels, or 4) per cent.The yield per acre for all wheat is 21.15 bushels as compared with 20.42 bushels last year.Oats show a total yield of 391.418.000\tbushels and an average yield of 40.57 bushels as compared j with 301,733,000 bushels and an average yield of 39.25 bushels Barley gives an estimated total yield of 44,- 348.000\tbushels and an average of 31.-00 bushels per acre, as compared with 44,014,000 bushels and an average of 31.10 bushels in 1912.For this year the total production of rye is 2,559,000 bushels, of peas 3,974,000 bushels, of buckwheat 7,600,000 bushels, of flax 14,912,000 bushels, of mixed grains 17,178,000 bushels, of corn for husking 14,086,000 bushels, of beans 989,500 bushels as compared with a total yield last year for rye of 2,594,000 bushels, for peas of 3,-1 773,500 bushels, for buckwheat of 10.193.000\tbushels, for flax of 21,681,-500 bushels, for mixed grains of 17,- 952.000\tbushels, for corn for husking of 16,569,800 bushels, for beans of 1,040,800 bushels.For the three Northwest provinces, the total yield of spring wheat is estimated at 183,852,000 bushels, of fall wheat at 5,264,000 bushels, of oats at 239,595,000 bushels, of barley at 27.904.000\tbushels, of rye at 686,000 bushels, of flax at 14,808,000 bushels.; The average quality of these crops measured upon a per cent, basis of 100 as representing grain well headed, well filled, well saved and unaffected | to any appreciable extent by frost,, rust, smut, etc., is as follows: \u2014| Spring wheat 89.17, oats 90,52, bar-' ley 88.25, rye 85.41, peas 81.71, beans 78.48, buckwheat 73.40, mixed grains 90.59, flax 82.68, corn for husking 75.16.Of these, wheat, oats,! barley and rye are above the average quality for either of the last two! years.The potato and root crops continue | to show good figures, ns representing I average conditions during growth.The condition of potatoes is 83.59, turnips 82.62, mangolds 83.64, sugar] beets 82.63.rious Sections of Country I! ,\t.\tr «j\tI» -A- report from the postmaster-gen- Now and then the day\u2019s news bears UPuffët 01 NEWS ITOni V8* eral t0 the effect that a steadily in- some bit of relic that sets going re- \u201c\tcreasing use of the parcel post system collections of stories of the old or- in the forwarding of fruit, eggs and der of New England manners and in-,\t.\t' \"\"\tstitutions.Just now comes the m- other farm produce is noticeable, will formati0n that Paradis tavern has be received with something more than , keen sold.Its barns\u2014the ranging; a sense of self-congratulation by , stables were never other than barns 1 those who were earnest and sanguine the language that belongs to the in their advocacy of the Innovation as a means of lowering the cost of living.The parcel post system can MAPLE GROVE.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Blodgette, East St.Johnsbury, and Mr.and Mrs.John Edney, Concord, the week-end guests of Mrs.W.H- McReynolds, \u201cVenlo1 same period\u2014and its sheds will be re- ! moved, the houses will be restored j\" to its old colonial simplicity, and an appreciative new owner will make] Mr.W.H.McReynolds from the not 1>e saitl to have passed as yet the it his country home.The splendid Montreal General Hospital, after initial of Un_:iu,w., stage dergoing a very serious, but success-1\tia m.uci1 ttJ Mr.George Smith its development, learned in the There is much to be learned in the use of it.It will take considerable time to bring it to the ful operation ; for Norwich, Conn., this week ; Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Callig and little dau- highest point of efficiency and utility, ghter, of Thetford Mines, Friday But jf at eariy stage the increase and Saturday guests of Mr.and Mrs.jn produce shipments has been such John Bennett, \"Venlo Farm\" ; Mr.as to force itself upon the attention and Mrs A.E.Ward the week-end in of the postmaster-general, that fact East Angus, by auto ; Mr.and Mrs.affords sufficient ground upon which! Fred Wood, jr.the week-end visiting to look confidently to the future use-friends in Oompton county, by auto ; fulness of the service in the common Mr.Willard Dinning home from the affairs of the people.Belleville Business College, having suc-: There has never been aay doubt cessfully completed his course ; Miss regarding the helpfulness of th# par- '\t\"\"i\t\" '\"of-ihutor of manu- and merchandise, .\t,\t.emu, mcn-mm, eue.public is not Mr.and Mrs.T.Porter\t\u2014-> V.Porter, principal of the model ct:\u2018 post as a distributor of school, \u2018 to Thetford the week-end cel factured products .\t, .\t, and, therefore, the entertained surprjse(i to learn that there are con- Mr.last ; Miss Jessie Hough to Toronto, 0f these classes of matter.Other after a summer vacation at home ; countries had successfully experiment-Mr.D.Mooney, of Toronto, was here cd and this country had had gome landscape that was enjoyed by the, traveller of years long past, even though he had been transported through a day\u2019s journey of land-; scapes, will be made available to the 1 friends from town.But with all the restoration of the house, there will be no bringing back of the particular romance of the hostelry, save in the stories that will be refreshed for the guests who gather around its fireplace.Paradise tavern has been brought down from the remote past of the wayside inns, when stages rolled over country roads now either become automobile highways or relegated to half-overgrown wood roads, and has had another period of accumulating and Mrs.J.Gill on Sunday gtant increases in the transportation interest in years when men of dis last week, and was accompanied Mr.B.Wright, of Inverness.by limited experience along this line, in the transmission of foreign packages, before the general domestic parcel post system was adopted.But, whatever European experiences may have been in the handling of farm and garden produce in the mails, the extent of American territory, the vol- 1\t,\t-4.1\tume and variety of American agri- week-end with Mrs.|cultural producytSt the special ncedS| INVERNESS.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Somerville and Mr.Geo.Thompson to Kinnear\u2019s Mills on Sunday, with friends ; Mr.Dawson Jamieson, of the academy, the Cruikshank ; Mr.C.H.George to the habits and customs, of the Am Danville on Monday, on business ericuin people, were so different from Mr.G.rI hompson and Ohas.Glass on those obtaining in the older countries Monday for Sawyerville to spend a that the trial of the parcel post as a few days with friends ; Miss Rous foodstuff distributor, it was\tseen, seau, Halifax, is hoarding at \u2018 Mrs.must be made here on entirely new Beattie\u2019s and is taking lessons in and independent lines.Great Britain, English from the principal, Mr.Wal- Germany, France, Austria or Italy, ker!\twithin their own dominions, mfght Mr.James N.Wright found two bave succeeded in distributing cheap-ripe strawberries while walking down and speedily by mail the fruits of his fields a few days ago, but from ^llP K0'*> ,HIt none of theca had to ,,\t, ,\t.\t.,\t.\tmeet the exigencies of practically a the sudden change in the temperaturB icantinental £\tor ^ ^ o£ ,t would seem that the Indian ^m- pfiople mattered, and often thinly mci is almost at an end.\tiscattered, over forty-eight states.American experiments with the parcel post should be of immense value t > Canada.At the beginning, the :>;\u2022 country will enjoy advantages denied the United States in the initial stages of the system\u2019s introduc-visiting tion.There is not the slightest rea-George son wlly both countries within a few years should not have in the parcel post service nationally and interna-tionally an agency for the distribution of foodstuffs equal to that in of the populous, MTTjLFIELD.\t6 Arrivals and departures : Miss Annie Butler guest of her brother, Mr.Wm.Butler, Lysander ; Mr.Ernes*.Wright the week-end with his par ents ; Mrs.James Kinnear her parents, Mr.and Mrs._______ Andrews; Miss Mary Slnitor vis ting ,ycars Bbould not her mother, Mrs.Wm.Slaitor.A number from here attended\tthe Wright-Currie wedding on Wednesday, 1 existcnce*'in any October 15th, in Church.After the bridal party repaired to the home, where a very pleasant ing was spent.LOWER IRELAND.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Wil lie Ward, from Lennoxville, to his home here ; Miss Ethel Christie the week-end at Mr.Willie Moore\u2019s ; Mrs.Hough to her home at Maple Grove, after some time with Mrs.Robt.Watson; Mr.Charlie Ward to Sherbrooke, after a brief stay with his mother ; Miss Florence Wright, of Thetford, to take care of Mrs.Davidson.the Episcopal highly cultivated and economically ceremony the compact nations of Europe- The par-bride\u2019s eel post should be the means of equal-even-Jzing t.tie supply and steadying the 'markets of North America, so that \u201cfeast\" and \"famine\" periods in : various sections, like other unnecessary and unpleasant experiences, shall at least become infrequent in ,hc future.It is not too much to hope that through perfected distribution they shall finally disappear altogether.TITLES THAT ARE NOT CLAIMED DORMANT HONOURS ARE LAND-LEES AND AS SUCH ARE NOT CLAIMED.The fact that a very large otter has been caught at Derwent, is probably due to the \u2019otter weather.MR.A.\u2019S PROFITLESS JOB.Two patrons of a noted Ontario creamery, both members of a cow Ann e I testing association, at the end of j last year had these records to study.Mr.A., milking eight cows, sent a total of only 1,360 pounds of fat.] Mr.B., with only five cows, sent 1,777 pounds.Dairymen in other sections are in-jvited to consider what this means.A.had three cows more than B.to milk and feed all year, bat received a smaller income than B.by quite nine-; ty dollars.Nor is that all, for the at least ninety dollars more, making The bethothal of the Duchess of Fife : three extra cows consumed feed worth to her relative, Prince Arthur of Con- another ninety dollars that he was naught, is a reminder that the late \u201cout.\u201d duke's kinsman, Mr.Duff, who resid- But one step further: A, worked es in Australia, at St.Kilda, Mel- hard milking those three extra cows, bourne, has so far not troubled to spending probably 200 hours more establish his right to the Fife earl- than B.on a thankless and profitless dom in the Irish peerage.The honour job.The cows were worth soumis his if he cares to claim it, but thing as an investment, but it is realizing that there is no property doubtful if they returned any inter-attaching to the title, Mr.Duff has est on it: some allowance should be no desire to be Earl Fife without ade- made for depreciation even of that quate means to sustain the dignity.wonderfully inefficient cow \"plant;\u201d Though people are so eager to ob- then stable accommodation had to be tain handles to their names, immense provided for them; and the general sums being contributed to the party care of the herd called for some ex-funds by ambitious individuals in the Penaiture of thought and skill on the hope of getting a knighthood, baro- par^,\tas Sencrat manager of his netcy, or peerage, a good many titles, are awaiting claimants.On the death ! of the seventh Earl of Milltown in establishment.The deductions tinction have found it a welcome resort.Great literary names are associated with it ; presidents have found it good for qui?t and pleasure; young men at the college not far a-way have resorted to it for the dinner in honor of their friends ; and Paradise comes down to its diversion to private ownership with continuing chapters of interest.None of the latter ones have done better than make it an exception in its ancient class, most of which have fallen away or remain in rather shabby old age.Its golden period was when the stage rolled up with its passengers on outside and in, its proud driver with long whip and a firm hold in the leather ribbons guiding wheelhorses! and leaders with equalizing skill,! and the loafers and half-employed 1 better sort of the village gathered ' about the door to study its human freightage and possibly gain some knowledge of the world with which the lumbering vehicle furnished the liveliest, if not the sole communication.Where is Paradise tavern ?Does it matter ?It is only eoncessino to the curiosity of modern type that brooks no omission from the story of the news to say that it is in Stamford, Vt., in the milder green hills, where they moderate their height towards the Massachusetts boundary, nearer to North Adams than any other town grown large enough to have a ! mayor, and not so remote from Williams College.No guide is needed to it for the people of the corners of the two states who have had their taste of its hospitality and whose fathers and grandfathers knew it when it was not a singular exception of roadside resorts of quality and trade.New acquaintance with the old inns such of them as remain, is being afforded by the swift cars that are running over the old stage routes.Some of them are finding a new possibility of business in harboring the tourists that race where their predecessors of a few generations ago crawled over country roads.Others are being transformed, like Paradise tavern, into private country places.They are standing in for the rediscovery of the remote but beautiful places that the new means of travel is making possible.And while there is a glow of romance over the stage travel, there is no possibility that the swift modern tourist would endure the old means of travel.Have they heard it.described by some passenger who was compelled to use it ?Then, they know that it was not without its deprivations.The horses that moved grandly into the village under the crack of the whip and stirred by the blast of the horn that told them as well as the passengers, of approach to a resting place, were! slow movers out on the long stretch-j es.The old pictures, either of print; or story, never show the lagging and; plodding horses of the distances be-; , tween the towns.Let the romance of the old days be | unmarred.The forgetfulness of their.deprivations need not be disturbed.I Nevertheless the Paradise inns are undeniably more agreeably reached , by 40-horsepower propulsion than 4-j horse pulling it.It is fine to sum- ' are plain; mon the old stories that cling to the ,,\t,,-\tnovvever aDCient inns.It is finer to be of a comforting a \"guess\u2019 may be as to [ater era 1891, the honour became dormant, as\tf a^er.d\u2019\t\\ '\t-*- __\t_____,______j ,,\u201ej.___ .-l\t; there is nothing to take the place of!\tTHE actual dairy records.Further, what-; (,you ever the production of a herd may he, comparisons with other annual re- Watch for Geld Snap It\u2019ll come quick after so much fine weather.Better be prepared\u2014install a good wood furnace.Buy one which heats quickly \u2014no need for a big fire in late fall or early spring.A few kindlings will give the necessary heat in the As-BEST-os All-Steel Furnace No brick casing to absorb heat\u2014no single wall to heat cellar.The double-wall casing, with rif'ad-air space\u2014asbestos lined \u2014reflects heat dirèctly to registers\u2014saves wood.We send free circular.Better write now.Kickel-Sfse! Range Works COATICOOK, QUE.no heir came forward, but one, it is alleged, to be found in the person of a guard on an Indian railway, who married a native, and has, rumor alleges, a dusky family.Possibly one.day, therefore, the House of Lords may possess a dusky peer from India.Through another peerage this potentiality is a likely one.Since the ; death thirty years ago of the third jLord Gardner, the barony\tbeen dormant, but it is undoubtedly extant, and the rightful possessor is possibly a Gardner whose mother was a native princess of the Delhi family, and whose grandmother was a Begum.The latter was» her husband\u2019s cousin.and daughter of another native ! princess by marriage to a Gardner 1 of a previous generation whose parents were Colonel W.L.Gardner, of Gardner's Horse, and a dark but beautiful Princess of Cambay.The ancient barony of the Lords Scrope, who owned historic Bolton LAST CAVITY, claim he's a true friend of ! yours, and yet you say he wouldn\u2019t I cords should be made in order to see ;\tInlt von in a hole.\u201d if improvement is possible.\ti, , _____\t_____________________________ \u2018Don t see how you figure that -0nt.\" baron had the hapless Mary Queen of ,^\u2018asy enough.He\u2019s an undertak-Scots in his custody, might be sue- ! ei \u2022 cessfully claimed by a descendant liv-;\t*\t\u2018 ' ing in South Africa; a Lord Willough- j MODFI \\/ll I Af* F by of Parham could, it is thought, be *»\u2022\tVIULMUC.found in America; and there, too, are the rightful owners of two ancient baronetcies\u2014those of Peyton, of Isle-1 WTr T \u201eRTj,r w-tcutni ham, Cambridgeshire, and Norwich,1'VILL BE ERE('TED V,lrH1N of Brampton, Northants, two ruined families whose representatives sought , Marmion Ferrers, of Baddesley Clin-i new fortunes across the Atlantic.A Warwickshire squire, the.late Mr.! ton, was the descendant and male representative of the \u2022 Ferrers, Earls of Derby, and in the opinion of experts he could have established to the FOR COAL MINERS GROUNDS OF OOMRIE TLE PROPERTY.THE CAS- i Wl JI Lj;#H TlV Made to Stana the Wear Is your little girl or boy a \u201cterror\u201d on stockings\u2014always wearing holes in the knees, heels and toes?Children must work off their superfluous energy, but that needn't make more work for the darning basket, Buy \u201c Little Darling\u201d or \u201cLittle Daisy\u201d Stockings, made of the finest Australian Lamb?s wool, that resists the wear most effectively.And yet \u201cLittle Darling\u201d and \u201cLittle Daisy\u201d Stockings are soft and dainty and pretty, absolutely the nicest hosiery that can possibly be made, although they cost no more than the ordinary stockings.HOSIERY For Infants and Children \u201cLittle Darling\u201d and \u201c Little Daisy\u201d Stockings are dyed with fast sanitary dyes in the colors best suited for children,\u2014Pink, Sky Blue, Cardinal, Black, 'I an and Cream.Every pair is stamped with the Sunshine trade mark\u2014insist on seeing it.\" Little Darling \u201d Stockings have a silken heel and toe and are made in all sizes for children up to seven years old.\u201c Little Daisy \u201d Hoeiery has the heel and toe reinforced with an extra thread, in all sizes to fit children under twelve Your dealer carries them.THE CHIPMAN HOLTON KNITTING CO.LIMITED Hamilton - Ontario Also makers of Buster Brown Stockings for Boys Buster Brown\u2019s Sister\u2019s Stockings for Girls pi EiS;fl !i lafgi cA-nJ -pV:-r ïr\"m ; -p g|ii Mills at Hamilton and Welland.Ontario To Heat the House as wdi as do the Cooking l j \u201cBELANGER\u201d RANGES ARE luEADING Because they are specially built for the climate of the\" Province of Quebec.Because our models differ entirely from those of American foundries, with small Hues and very little drawing power.Because tuc.\\ .ucaily combine 3 stoves ini\u2014a kitchen stove.a hot-air furnace and a hot-water furnace.THE FIKE BOX is large and can be reduced in size at will for a small summer fire.THE INTERIOR K1\tare scientifically made in proportion with the fire box and oven.THE NEW ORATE, with its sliding plate, completely closing it at bottom, permits keeping an all-night fire and emptying the ashes in the ash pit without using a poker.THE HEAT REGULATOR assures a perfect heating of the house, as a special pipe heats at will any particular room, no matter how distant, or an entire upper iloor.The illustration shows the back of our range : the cold air enters by the opening at the bottom.and replaces the hot air.which escapes by the pipe marked \u2022'hot air.\" By turning the key of the damper on top of the stove both openings are opened, and as the register works automatically, you need not bother about it.B19RPR NT1\tCOILS Pla.ced inside of the fire box heat enough water for circulation in 400 or 300 feet of 1-inch piping, which is sufficient to heat an entire upper floor.In these ranges everything is calculated and combined so as to assure perfect, cooking, correct heating of the house and economy of work as well as fuel.Illustrated catalogue, prices and further information gladly sent upon reuuest.p:r.If];! lé A-BELANGER.Established 1667 at MONTMAGNY due |H Pti i;! RiiiiiV' \u2022 li'-i;!' B'1: mJ |j: ¦ A Cold Air Inlet Edinburgh, Scotland\u2014Owing to the opening of the new colliery by the Coltness company, the Ooltness Iron Company, Ltd., are about to establish a mining village within the \u201e\u201e\t__________ grounds of Comrie castle.( astle in A orhshire, where the ninth | satisfaction of the Lords a right to ! The village, which is to take the the possessions of that earldom, name of Blairhall, will contain 390 which dates from 1138, and is older houses built upon 34 acres, thus giv-in creation by over three centuries lag nearly 12 houses to the acre, than that of the King's host at Knowsley the other week.These are only a few of many titles which may some day figure in the extant peerage.All these dormant honours are Most people would be benefited by the occa sional use of Na-Drn-Co Laxatives Gently, thoroughly, and without discomfort, they free the system of the waste which poisons the blood and lowers the vitality.25c.a box, at your Druggist\u2019s.Nation pi Drus and Chemical Cm.of Canada, Limited.1 76 Four of the houses are to be of the three apartment type with scullery, ] and 386 will consist of one room, | kitchen and scullery.In some of the ; Fife mining villages where three or more rooms are provided, many of ; landless, so their possession would j the miners sublet one or two of their j confer no pecuniary benefit, and this rooms, but in the village of Blairhall ; is the principal reason why they are the management of Coltness Iron not claimed, another being the great i Company will discourage subletting, cost of prosecuting a claim, for the; The architectural inspector of the fees of peerage lawyers are heavy;) local governmenl hoard for Scotland so, too, are those of pedigree hunt- i has proposed that a hostel might be ers, whose charges for searcaes are! erected for the young unmarried min-, iby no means light.(Tit Bits)\ters and, should this be carried out,! it would certainly do away with the temptation to small families to sublet.Some of the cottages will be provided with gardens, and tenants, who make application for ground will be alloted a stretch of the castle garden if the cottages that they rent have only space for drying clothes.There will be a beautiful howling green and curling pond attached to the village and it is thought possible that Comrie Castle might be transformed into a village institute, provision being made for a reading room, library and billiards.The village will be built on the northern boundaries of the parish of Culross, and on the southern side of the same parish, the Fife Coal Company, Ltd., have already erected a model village on the newest town planning principles, within the grounds of tbs historic house of Val-leyfieid.A TREAT IF LONSTIPATEB, BILIOUS, SICK, USE GENTLE \u201cCALIFORNIA STROP OF FIGS\u201d DELICIOUS \"FRUIT LAXATIVE\u201d CLEANSES STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.A harmless cure for sick headache, biliousness, sour stomach, constipation, indigestion, coated tongue, sallowness\u2014take \"California Syrup of Figs.\" For the cause of all such misery comes from a torpid liver and ! sluggish bowels.A tablespoonful to-night means all constipation poison, waste matter, fermenting food and sour bile gently moved out of your system by morning without, griping.Please, don't \u2022 think of \"California Syrup of Figs\u201d as a physic.Don't think you ar< drugging yourself or your children, because this delicious fruit laxativi cannot cause injury.Even the mosi delicate child can take it as safely as a robust man.It is the most harmless, effective stomach, liver am bowel cleanser, regulator and toni ever devised.\tv Your only difficulty may be in \u2022 ting the genuine, so ask your gist for a 50 cent bottle of \"Ca nia Syrup of Figs,\" then see th is made by the \"California Fig S;> i Company.\" This city tins mriuj counterfeit \u201cfig syrups,\u201d so watci out.X / .\tt.I BEST COPY AVAIL \\ SHERBROOKR DAILY RECORD, WEPYESDAV, OCTOBER * 15, tqi seyey j\t\"Daily Record\u201d Want Advertisements\tÎ BIG BB8UI4TS FOB LITTLE MONEY\tÎ j RATES : lo worue or less, 15c.each insertion, one rent for each additional word ; six insertions tor the Î price ot live.HBLP fTANTSD\u2014raiiALM.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE FOR SALE.(JKXEKAL SERVANT WANTED\u2014RE-' -* lereacçs required.Mrs.C.H.Uow-5 Queen St.GE.NEKAL ^ ^ ed at once.Kitchen boy she ,, , - WANTED FOR Bl- AimîiT^o* Ci°\u2018iege Scl1001' Lennoxville.Apply JUiss Jettrey.SERVANT Apply Mrs Campbell, HI cuerti St.WANT-A.ti.rX)NCRETE MIXERS, BOTH BATCH' v; aud continuous, new and secondhand, in stock for immediate shipment.Contractors should have our 180-pase _\t__\tcatalogue, showing everything re10.uoo.Terms oi sale to suit purchaser.Forced to give up business on account of health.Apply Bos 35.Record.QNH FINE OFFICE TO LET IN Record Block, piy Daily Record.Call aad see it.Ap- HOOM AND BOARD.FOR THREE men in private family.Box 41!.Record Office.rpWO TENEMENTS TO RENT, ONE ft.5 and one (5 rooms.Apply W.it tVebster & Co.\"VJEWLY BUII.T TENEMENT TO nN let\u2014i> rooms, moclern conveniences\u2014 i?14 to $16.Citas.G.Brown, Sherbrooke.]>ROF.WM.R.SPENCE, ORGAN-I ist and Choir Master Coaticook Mr-:thod 1st Church, will receive a limited number of pupils for organ (pipe or reed).Piano.Theory, Harmony and i Cello.Terms moderate.E.T.183.LI ARM FOR SALE-100 ACRES, HALF l mile from East Angus, on Cookshire road, j mile from cheese factory and schools.Good state of cultivation, good buildings, good wood lot.Apply Leu.I E.Morency, East Angus.1,7 A RM FOR SALE\u2014178 ACRES AT I Kandboro, two nulos from Sawyer' villa.Will keep .\"td head cattle and Phone team.CioOd buildings.Extra spring running water; 15ii() sugar trees.______Chaddock, Sawyerville.Miss Blanche Thomas bas gone to Swanton, Vt., on a visit to her sister, Mrs.Curtis H.Proutv.Miss Amy Taylor, of Montreal, is spending a few days in town the guest of her cousin, Miss Twose, Queen street.Dr.and Mrs.Duncan MacCallum, i who have been spending the past fort night in Montreal, the guests of Mrs.MacCallum.returned to town lust evening.The death occurred of Mr.Oscar G.Place y at the home of his brother.Mr.H.J.Plaeey on 10 Aberdeen : Ave., Tuesday evening.October 14th.at six thirty p.m.Service will be .held at the house.Wednesday evening at 9 o\u2019clock.Remains will he taken to Richmond Thursday morn-: ing by the 9.15 train.FUNERAL OF MISS TRENCH The funeral took place yesterday of | Miss Trench, daughter of the late Mr.C.II.Trench, from her residence, 26 borne Avenue, treal.Miss Trench, who for years was a nurse of the Victorian Order, fell n victim to the zeal she displayed in her work of visitation, having while on active service contracted the disease to which vhe succumbed.Filled with devotion for her calling she exposed herself to ! danger without thought during her connection with the order, and Miss Lynch, the lady superintendent of the : local branch of the Victorian Order ; of Nurses, spoke in high terms of the valuable service Miss Trench had rendered during her connection With the order.lifdlii BÜÎIIIILE HESS YOU M II !» Public Opinion is Against It in Great Britain Says An Officer Relenting Parent Withdraw Court Proceedings Against Ottawa Man late Mon- some G.C.FINE WHITE ENVELOPES.rPHREE ROOMS TO LET AT I I .I.Court street.Two of them can be used cn suite, with open grate in one, Apply to C.H.Foas.2 Strathcona Square.House to let at si fronte- nac, St.Apply E.Bradley.Printer Howie.L'' house, modern conveniences.Warren street, Lennoxville.Apply Thomas Dun-iitn, blacksmith, Lennoxville.j semi postpaid.35c.! Beebe, Que.\t_ ______________ THE ARTFUL WIDOW.Mother\u2014Tom, my dear boy, how \\ could you go and get engaged to that young widow without my consent ?Tom\u2014Don\u2019t know, mother.I guess I did it without my own consent, i too.\u2018(.''ARMS, HOMESTEADS.CREAMER-i ies, mills, stores, blacksmith shops, business propositions, etc.A very-large choice.Free descriptive booklets and catalogues.Eastern Townships Realty Company Sherbrooke.Que.LOST AND FOUND HAIL LIGHT OF AUTOMOBILE LOST \u2018 Sunday between Bromptonville and Return to Swallow & CEDAR POSTS We have a quantity of 15 M.8ft., posts for sale.Shipment to he made on first snow.Tin Ftstcfeir Pulp & Lumliur Co.Sunday Brompton Lake.Plaeey\u2019s Garage.I ADY\u2019S UMBRELLA LOST \u2014 HAN .1J die of silver and pearli with letter S on knob.Reward at 54 Queen SL.D.J.McManamy.OTRAYED INTO MY ENCLOSURE on September 14th, a red Durham calf.Owner can have same by paying expenses: J.E.Lipsey, East Angus.NOTICE LIMITED, Sherbrooke, Que.Public notice is hereby given by the Quebec Central Railway company that at the next session oi the Legislature of : the province of Quebec, it wnl apply for Ï the passing of *n act amending its charter and to authorize the Board of Directors to fix a by-law; the time and place at which the general annual meeting and all other meetings of the com- i pany may bo held and for other purpos- W.& A.H.COOK, Solicitors for Quebec Central Railway Oo.Quebec.Oct.Hth, 1913.To Printers! FOR SALE, Two imposing stones with stands, 4-form size Two imposing stones with stands, 2-form size Two cabinets for cuts One \u201cHoe\u201d Proof Press, Double page capacity.One 10-horse p^wer motor, with belting and shafting.Offered at Nominal Price for Immediate Sale as room now occupied is required in connection with installation of new press and machinery.Apply at once for particulars Sherbrooke Record Co., SHERBROOKE.Que.AUCTION SALE \u2014ON\u2014 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21ST\u201e 1913 I The undersigned, under instructions from MH.J.W.sWY g ! who has sold his farm, and will sell bv | : public auction at said farm, known as f, the Robert McFadden place, four miles j from Lennoxville.on Eaton road, ASCOT.Driving and Work Horses.Colts.Milch Cows, 2-year-olds, Yearlings, Calvesi Poultry.35 tons Hay, 25 tons Straw.700 bush.Oats, etc., all Farming Implements and Tools, etc.Household Furniture, etc.Everything must go.' Terms liberal.Sale at 9 o'clock a.m.JOHN J.GRIFFITH.Auctioneer.CONSERVATIVES MET LAST NIGHT.A meeting of the Shprtoooke County Conservative Association was belt) at the Magog House last evening fur organization purposes.The following advisory committee was appoiii.iul : John Macdonald, C.D.White, Dr.G.L.'Hume, Col.Fraser, S.v\\T.Tenckos, Alex Ames, Rosario Darche, a.J.Gcnest, S.W.Fortier, Chenier pi-card, and two members to be chosen from Ascot and Orford.The meeting adjourned until Nov, 28th, when the organi j-itioa w:U bo completed.Mrs.J.F.S.McCaw, 4 High street, will give a tea in aid of the Baptist Church on Thursday after-; noon from 4 to 6.Mr.and Mi's.J.Kirkpatrisk are ¦ spending two or three weeks\u2019 holi days at Camp Comfort, Garthby.\u201cBELLA DONNA.\u201d Nazimova is said to be tremendously fascinating in the name part of \u201cBella Donna\u201d that James Bernard Fagan adapted to the use of the stage from the popular novel of the same name by Robert Hichens.Unquestionably the heroine of novel ; and play is as wicked a woman as ever lived, but in the hands of Nazimova, interpreted by her methods the actress has added fame to herself in this her latest role.In her love scenes Nazimova goes to the limit of realism, it is said, but always there is that artistry which stamps her as the foremost sensational actress of the times.Mr.Fagan has condensed the Hichens novel into a four-act play, but he is said to have followed the author\u2019s plot with much more fidelity than is usually found in stage adaptations of books.The result is said to be a powerful and very in tercsting story, The scenic pictures are reported to fully carry out the ! effect of reality and the little details of the performance are said to help materially in making it thoroughly fascinating throughout.Supported by her original company, Charles Froh-man presents Nazimova at His Majesty\u2019s, Tuesday evening, Oct.21st.GOVERNMENT THAT WOULD BRING IT INTO FORCE WOULD NOT LIVE LONG.Montreal, Oct.16.\u2014Col F.Wat-ney, who commands a territorial regiment in Surrey, England, and who is at the Windsor cn route for the Coast, having landed interests in the West, stated th it m spite of all that is said and done, conscription makes very little headway in the United Kingdom.Public opinion is against it, he says, in Great Britain, and a government which would bring con script!on into force would not live very long once the people got an opportunity to pronounce upon the measure.\u2022\u2018Since the days of Pitt no one in authority in England has ever advocated conscription, and although 1 am a Conservative and some Unionists when in opposition have advocated such a measure, ) have no idea in the world that if the party were to come into power to-morrow they would introduce conscription in the army of the British Empire.\u201d \u201cWhat about Lord Roberts?\u201d \u201cHe never advocated the measure when in authority, and it was only after he had ceased being command or in-chief that he began to talk con scription in the army.As a matter of fact, when he held supreme command of the Brit-.h army, Lord Roberts seemed to thin'; that the present system was good enough.\u201d A«sf offrais Toronto Lawyer Tells of Abuses Corrird on at Kingston Penitentiary CHARGED WITH, IN FIRST INSTANCE, WITH ABDUCTING HEIRESS WORTH $75,000.Montreal, Oct.15.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A relenting father and the ' Bless you, my children,*\u2019 act took place this morning of court proceedings in the case of Reginald Loamy, of Ottawa, who .was to hâve appeared on a charge of abducting Elizabeth Phyllis Campbell, 169 Lafontaine street, Viauvillo, Que., who is reputed to be worth $75,000, and who is a minor.The young man who married Miss .Campbell, who hail escaped from the vigilance of her parents in Ottawa, was arrested and brought back to Montreal last week.Mr.Campbell, however, has relented, and the young couple were reunited this morning and received a parental figures.in mm imm Stated That Question of Protesting Chateauguay Was Discussed SIR WILFRID LAURIER AND HON.S.A.FIS fCH AMONG THOSE THAT WERE PRESENT.Montreal, October 1.5.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon.Sydney Fisher and a number of the prominent Liberals in this section met in secret conference at the Windsor Hotel this morning.While no information about the meeting was given out, it is believed that the proposal which had been made that the Chateauguay by-elec-i yjn result should he protested was boirhg considered.lis Majesty's TO-DAY AT 2.80 AND 7.30 P.M.Gontplete Ghange of Program A SHOW THAT WILL PLEASE 5c ADMISSION lOc To-morrow: GALLAGHER AND HILL, I Eccentric Comedians) CASH THEATRE Mutual Programme a big measure of pleasure.\u2022\tTHU IU>X PS M \\ N, \u2019 \u2019 iu two ac ts, by the Domino Picture Co.MPT PAL WKKKPY.No.35.\u2022\tF L : F NKY'S SOC 1 A1, K X PURI M1*: N T,\u201d Reliance Comedy.\u2022\u2022FLUSH OF IILS FLUSH,\" A me id «in.\u2022\tTK A V HLLHIv OF THF RO AD, \u2019 American.There may be better pictures after a while.There arc none now.SAYS THAT PLACE IS ROTTEN WITH DISEASE AND THAT CRIMES ARE COMMITTED.Kingston.Ont., Oct.15.\u2014That the penitentiary is rotten with disease, ami that crimes are being constantly committed by convicts while at work was the startling state of affairs at Portsmouth Penitentiary which was Pil ed by the evidence of Thomas Gordon Russell, a Toronto lawyer, who served a term in the penitentiary.This was brought out yesterday he- i fore the commission appointed by the | G->\"erament.t > in\t« the -on ditions of the penitentiary.The charges of testifying falsely at an investigation held at the prison, and were preferred against the deputy warden, Daniel O'Leary, by Dr.Edwards, M.P.for Frontenac, were ruled out when the commission refused I of consulting with cx-convicts, which Hughes, previously accountant at to hear the evidence of Inspector the prison, bearing on these matters.WILL REBUILD BARNS.Ottawa, Oct.15.\u2014The Hon.Martin Burrell, Minister of Agriculture, visited the Experimental Farm yesterday morning and made arrangements for the reconstruction of the barns destroyed by fire on Saturday.A temporary shelter will be built (irst, and afterwards most modern structures erected.VERY LARGE A UCT I ON SALE Having received instructions from MR.F.PARKIN who is giving up the milk business, to soil at LANSDOWNK DAIRY FARM, situated ono mile from city limits on Lower Relviclere road, on Thursday, Oct.i6th, 1913 the following Horses and all his splendid herd of Cows : i pair Heavy Mares, weigh 2800 lbs.;\t1 good 5-year-old Horse, good driver and worker; Nico Colt.4 years old.very promising; 1 heavy 2 year-old Colt ;\t1 0-year-old Paring Mare, very speedy ;\t1 Brown Mare, (> years old.safe for lady to drive ;\t42 Cows; as follows ;\t2(J Cows to freshen by January 1st.ll New Milch, 8 Cows to calve in spring ;\t3 Farrow Cows.3 2-year-old Steers, 4 Yearling Steers.8 Yearling Heifers, 1 Milk Sleigh.1 Sheep Power.1 Separator, I brand new Milk Cooler, cost $35; 1 Spring-tooth Harrow.3.Walking Plow, cu tons first-class Hay.Sale at i o'clock sharp.Terms\u2014820 and under, cash ; over $20 to #50, three months; over $50, six months good joint notes 0 per cent ; 1 per cent for cash.EDWIN HOWE.Auctioneer.Two IViontreai IVüen Are Now in Hospitai in Critical Condition WANTED Tea to fifteen young people (men or women) to fill positions with initial salary of from S500 to SSOO per year, to begin after November 15th.Must have a good English education :\thigh school graduates preferred.Reply, stating age and present occupation, to Box 32, Rccord Offlce.^7 m \\\\ ; QUEBEC MISSIONARY MISSING.Quebec, October 14.\u2014Rev.Father Lejollec, a missionary at Bersimis, has been missing for a few clays and it is feared he may have lost his life.He left Bersimis tho other day j on a hunting trip, taking two dogs i but nothing has been h?ard or seen ; ; of Father Lejollec since and the dogs j have not returned.The bells of the: .church have been kept ringing and a ! search party is at work, but so far without1 avail.POLICE A,RE UP AGAINST A STONE WALL SO FAR AS SE-C ! ! RI NG IN FO R M A T TO N.Montreal, Oct.15.\u2014Raving and struggling violently, Joseph Laflerty.21 years of age, of KIH Aqueduct street, and Fred Woods, 25 years of age, of 76 Mansfield street, were taken in ambulances to thq General Hospital, lust night, suffering nci lclv from what the doctors believe to be.the effects of belladonna poisoning.Neither victim had recovered consciousness at a late hour last night, and their cases are said to be very 1 riperons.The police made an investigation, but ran up against a, stone wall of reticence on the part of the people who might have been able to give them information.It is suspected that the drug war, self-administered.and n further investigation will he held today.Will WELCOME JM HOKE Premier Borden Will Meet Governor General at Quebec 1014 McLaughlin 8ttkk Nr\t>1 oui\tV\ta Htpfi forward, bet a >ap\t\t\t.\t< \\\u2019< trs they ha.v« aeon\t3 pa .let\t\ts ; iu 1914 *hcy r]is \u20191 Mm\to unci\t1\tstand m a da.as hv < iicn\ti solve;\t\tA/ iGV.'tfl requirînc it.hi\tt vo \\\t\tcn\tstre: net.hen ed\tto stan\t,i « ;\t\u2022\t\tidian road .-ondU ions.No (\t3XP01 i\trn\tentins.Kiinyiy perfect;- inn\ta D u i\tId\tv.h.c.h has won thro\tu&;h r\tno\t>di.\treputation un* c ci n a\t.Hod i\t\t1 ho wQfld among :r.*- diuii\ti\tsi\tcars.The body lino;: aro\tLeai\t\tkill .the power :> link:\t1: imeq\t\tus iled ; the fuel can- fuirn-\tt ion\t1:\t; huch reduced :o r.mini\tmuiri\t11\t\u2022 ¦ver \u2019v.-'oro reached.A ffiiar\t\u2022antes\t\t.f 15 to 20 iniles on il £\t¦lion\t\td curolino jroes wiUi UiR\tno v/\t(\ti-rylindc:.All mode!**.oqui]\t):»cd\tv;\tUk the beet electric- li'cht\tin,r.; a\t,rn\ti .'t orir.j; device known ! 0 Î\tho v/c\t>r.\t!d.Th\t/\u2022 Mo\td-'vlindor Tourinp\" ami two Delivery Car.-, Thu-* will bu on exhibition and ready for demon-v-\t\u2022J.-.miaFy m.tho EeBarsii Auto Saies Go.Show Rooms, Sheriirooke, One.GLEASON\u2019S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 8HERBROOKK, QUE.Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping, Business Practice Tenth Year.\tOver 1000 Positions Filled Send for new Illastr&ted Catalogue and term».GIFT OF KING AND QUEEN.London, Oct.14.\u2014The King and ;Qiieen gave a party last evening at j St.James Palace in honor of Prince 1 Arthur of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife, who are shortly to ne J | married.Eight hundred guests were in attendance.The wedding presents were displayed, the most notable of which were a diamond tiara, the gift of the King and Queen, and a gold : dessert Service, the gift of the pria-! cess Royal.\tI aSttK / ¦Fÿ K NAZIMOVA, IN \u201cBELLA DONNA.\u201d ROYAL GOVERNOR GENERAL WILL REACH QUEBEC ON OCTOBER 22.Ottawa.October 15.\u2014Premier Borden and several members of his cabinet will officially meet their Royal Highnesses the Duke and I Duçiess of Connaught and Princess Patricia on their arrival in Canada on j October 23, in Quebec on board the | Empress of Ireland.: The Premier will leave the Capital ; on October 21 for a banquet to be i tendered him in Quebec an October ! 22, hv the citizens of the Ancient Capital.The following dav the j Governor-General ami his party will arrive and will be met by Premier Borden and members oi the cabinet.While the departure of the Duke of Connaught from England will be accomplished with little ceremony., his arrival in Canada will be greeted with full vice-regal honors.Premier Borden will extend a welcome to j Their Royal Highnesses on behalf of the Dominion.The Duke sails from Liverpool for Canada on October 17.land will spend a year in the Dominion before bis final return to Eng-' land.Birth*, Marriagen and Deaths on Sat-ii.son to BIRTHS.WILLARD\u2014At East Angip urday, October Uth., 191.:-Mr.and Mrs.À.I.Willard.HURBUT\u2014At Millington, a sou born on Saturday, October 11th,,\t1913, to Mr.and Mrs.Clinton Hurbut.PERSONS\u2014At Iron Hill, Que., Oct.10th,\t1313, a son, to Mr.and Mrs.¦fas.Persons.McALLfSTER\u2014At Calgary, Alta., ; on October Kith.1913, to Mr.and ! Mrs.Geo.O.McAllister, (p.cc Pearl jCass), a son.DEATHS* CAMERON.\u2014At 2251 St.Urbain St., Montreal, Malcolm Cameron, formerly of Bristol, England, aged thirty-eight years.IN MBMORIAM.In loving memory or Rome 1\u2018resby.Vancouver : Manv sleep, but not forever : There will be a trlorlous (lawn.We shall meet to part\u2014no.never\u2014 On the Resurrection morn.October 15th,\t1013.ilLABLE EIGHT ! T.VINEBERG, j 1 >« S Ladies\u2019 Coats, ladies\u2019 Suits, f Ladies\u2019 Dresses WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER i SHERBROOKE DAII^Y RECORD, J£WELl IS STILL MISSING I Spe our stock of Fine Furs before you make your selection.I Men\u2019s Overcoats or Suits ALL F\u2019RICEiS We make them to order in g our Tailoring Department.| Hats tor Fall Jj\tALL SHADES ÿ Pee our Velour Hat.Cbil Ij dren\u2019e Felt Hats, all phades.You are always wel-I come at .1.»7\t«Imiq»\tif tf \u201cfuilili^SUfl »:Ut'0;.\tt -H »«üïX-ai:\tx-IK.¦r&RSBieT&gBÊÊBf* IS m fir * nu y.\u2019i vL URlli ' (\u2019 out ;r \u2022.fi.¦>) Cage 1) daims Municipality Had K Right to Pass Resolution of Censure on Him ALLKOKD THAT DOCTOR FAIL-KD AM) NEGLECTED TO RE- ' POUT CASES OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASE.A case of coneiderabie interest to Boards of Health and physicians was begun before Mr.Justice Globensky.' tins morning, in the Superior Court., The point at issue is whether a municipal council has the right to censure I a physician who has failed to report a case of contagious disease to the proper authorities, and be immune n .m damages at the hands of the physician so censured.Dr.Jean Louis Faille, of St.George de.Win dpi -r, is the plaintiff in the ease, the defendant being the corporation of the Township of SI,.Gteorge re Viniifioc.Jn the full and winter of I\u2019lkPUJ.according to the dc-fe dent.an epidemic of smallpox Probe out in the Township of fit.i George, de Windsor, and th plaintiff, alr.ho'igh he was supposed to have had chubs in his own family, failed ; , rfiiori to the.municipality, where upon the Council of fit.George pass -d a resolution censuring the phv.d- a*\tin ;i\te b\ty n-\tfor- th*\tmiBPjn a\tera\tn for\tfailing to report.»:-¦« \u2018\t\u2018 f ;\t».Loi\t,\tj ; \u2018 \u2019\tof till\tFrêne :>\t\u2022j\the re\tsolution, which was- pas ed il4i\tA\tbon»\t' fi\t.cor.til\tïued fri\t'in?\tmimn\tuslv bv the Council, was as a rob,\ti; U\tl did\t\ter ali v\tboute.\tf0t\tlows :\t\u201cMoved bv Odcetiii Clc- \t\t\t\t\t\t'je\tut.re\tcon ,i ?.,'l In, Da mas Bolduc.S l.\tA L>\tt .o : L\tr v -i:\ti v V1V O\t: *1 '\tan.\t1 retsc\tdied that; Whereas the first \t> >o\tL LH\tt.ty.\tThe\tLe y land\t( * r f\tO'- of\tsmallpox in the Muniotpali- nor\tL)\tv on i:\tni,\t( lOu-riU\tideal to\ttv\tof Ft\t.(Gorge, de Windsor were aptaui !\t\t! .'ill1\t, ai ri-.\tese iu\tthe family of Di'.J./ L.iy, bi-\tins\tn j\triO t- ü r\tvi\\on?\tfrom the\tFa\tills and another fnmilv.and that\t rr i .( Oswald Knowles, of Montreal, was ponding Secretary ; Mrs.Wilson Irwin, M.A., Treasurer ; Mr.Watson Bain, M.A., Curator of Library ; Miss Lawless, Representative on Protestant Committee; Mr.Cockfield.B.A., Pension Commissioner ; Mr.Hop-j kins, B.A., Pension Commissioner.Executive Committee \u2014 Inspector McOuat, Lacbute ; Mr.Lockhart, B.A., Sherbrooke; Miss B.Grant,West- mount ; Mr.McBurney, B.A., La- and Queen Mary was made by a mill- wedding more private than public, taut suffragette, Margaret Sterling, fp|,p King having led his niece to her as Their Majesties were driving to ,,lnce before the altar, she curtseyed .\u2019t.James Palace to attend the.wed- tt, the imposing group of her royal chute ding of Prince Arthur of Connaught relatives, and the King then gave her Winn, Quebec ; Mr.Chalk, B.A., and the Duchess of Fife.The woman hand to Prince Arthur, who, bend-1 Westmount ; Miss Griggs, Sher-broks through the line of police wav- ing his head, took the hand in his | brooke ; \u201cDr.S.B.Sinclair, Ste.Auue, ing a petition, but was seized and own and just brushed the finger tips j de Bellevue; Mr.H.J.Silver.Mont-! GENERAL ELM OR WARIN HAND Unionist Paper Says it is Useless to Look For Loopholes > c.Miss Gale, B.A., Quebec Quebec; Miss iMR.REDMOND'S SPEECH HAS UË- :dy they had passed through.Ernst Herrmann, a German passer -er, asserts that he was the first !\" ¦nl.iic the fire in Hie hold of th Volt unie\" and su |s that the flames u-o then had marie such progress hat it was impossible to subdue lem.Among the res\u2018iird was a baby which the hysterical mother had flung into the sea.Arthur Hazelwood a seaman of ttv \u201cDevonian\u201d sprang overboard and rescued the mite.Anothc pathetic figure was t.lia* of a tiny girl four years old, whose nationality even !s as yet unknown.She s'ood amon: her fellow sufferers, bewildered, unrecognized an I unclaimed.WANT WIRELESS ON CARGO BOATS.London, Oct.15.\u2014The executive council id the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union, at an emergency meeting yesterday decided to take a ballot of members of the Union on the question whether they were prepared to refuse after May t, IflH, to ship on board any ocean-going craft not equipped with wireless telegraphy.The rouncil expressed the opi nlon that, much loss of life on cargo boats could be avoided if they were equipped with wireless telegraphy, which could be done at a cost of .$2,-000 a year for each vessel.The council proposed to invite seamen of other nations to join in the movement.pox jn this inunicinalitv at this dav.and Im has thereby incumul a heayv ta' laity, hut considering, however, that it was more through lack of Umuirht than through wilful intent tliisUounci] decides not.to make am complaint on condition that tie will he more careful in the future, and that a copy of this resolution he sent to hi.v find to Rev.1.H.Roy., the Parish Priest, as members of the Board of Health for this municipality .\u2019 \u2019 WANTS S5.000 I) VMAGF.fi.Dr.Faille, through his attorney.Mr.U.Cabana is now suing tiir 'Corporation for 15,0(10 damages.He i claims that, the resolution of cm -are was injurions to him, and that.! the Council had no right to pass j it.Mr.F, Campbell is conducting the case for the defendant Corporation.AM iB JUKI f/tilitants Tfirçl to Résous Her From the Police, But Efforts We.*e h utile KILLED BY PUBLIC APATHY.London, Oct.15.- -Truth says that the naval movement in Canada has been killed by public apathy, just fis lin Australia it has flourished on enthusiasm.The p .tent stimulus to naval expansion is lacking in Canada with the proposal that the money for ships aud guns he spent ; out of the country.Canada does not want an armaments ring, and has no enthusiasm for raising recruits, says the paper.Public opinion is said to I be against assuming foreign responsibilities, and the nation has no dels! re to interfere in the affairs of i others.WAS PLACED IN A TAXICAB AND DRIVEN TO HOLLOWAY JAli, FOR SAFE KEEPING.London, uct.15.-.-Sylvia rank hurst, who was the central figure of the fierce struggle Monday night between ihc police ;;nd the militant suffragettes in the East i ni: of London, was arrested last night when ; about to enter the Poplar Town Hall with the object of addressing anoth-ior meeting.The militants tried to I rescue her, hut.the ptdiee, who were in large number», succeeded in placing her in a tail cab and driving to Holloway Jail.The meeting was abandoned in or rler to hold a protest demonstration outside the jail.ROYAL BETROTHAL DENIED.Oobourg, Germany, Oct.1.5.\u2014The Dowager-Duchess Mane, of Saxe Coburg Gotha, yesterday authorized a denial of the reports published in Europe and abroad of the betrothal of the Princess Elizabeth of Rouma-nia to Crown Prince George of Greece.The Dowager-Duchess says the Prince i and Princess has never seen each I other.with his lips.Immediately afterwards the voice of the officiating clergyman broke the.whispers of silk and satin dresses, with the opening words of the mar-1 riage service.Prince Arthur spoke the responses in a loud and firm voice.The bride was almost inaudible, and one could not fail to notice that, as the bishop solemnly spoke of marriage as \u2018not by any to be enter-prised nor to be taken in hand un- j advisedly, lightly, or wantonly,\u201d tears were plainly visible in her large ! eyes.HONORS FOR PRINCE ARTHUR.! London, Oct.15.\u2014(Special)\u2014 It j has been rumored for some time that King George would confer a Royal Dukedom on Prince Arthur of Connaught on the eve of his marriage to ; the Duchess of Fife.This was not ; done, but bv a royal decree he is , created a Knight of the Thistle and j BOUCHER, LACROIX & FISETTE Clothiers, Haberdashers and Shoe Dealers eUseason SALE OF OVERCOATS *5.Vr*s \"vk ^\t.t» Event îor Wide Awake Buyers arrested.The ancient chapel, one of the few remains of the uld palace of the Tudors, was tastefully though not elaborately decorated for the wedding.Out of respect to the bride, whose home is in the Scottish Highlands, white heather figured conspicuously in the floral adornments of the chapel .A great crowd assembled in St.James\u2019 Square to watch the arrival of the bridal party find the guests.There was little to reward the curiosity of the onlookers, however, as the most distinguished of the participants and guests at tnc wedding did not pass through the main entrance to the chapel.The King and Queen, Queob Alexandra, her sister, Empress Marie of Russia, the King and Queen of Norway, and others of the royal family, made their entrance through a specially covered way erected between the Chapel Royal and St.Dimes\u2019 Pajfece and Marlborough House.A similar passageway was provided from Clarence House for the special convenience of the Duchess of Connaught.The ceremony was conducted by the Bishop of London, who was assisted by several other well-known prelates.The bishop took his stand to the right of the haut.-pas, and was followed almost immediately by the bridegroom and his supporters, the youthful Prince of Wales and his cousin, the Duke of Saxe-Cohurg-Gotha.The bridegroom was attired in 'the uniform of his regiment, the Scots ; Greys.When the bride, accompanied by King, arrived at the chapel, the cheers of the crowds were loud and long sustained, so that the young Duchess seemed much affected by the in the state dining room for the warmth of the popular greeting.At King and Queen, the bride and bride-the entrance to the chapel her royal groom, and the royal and princely Highness was received by the Lord guests.His Majesty proposed the Chamberlain and other dignitaries, health of the newly wedded pair.Here she was joined by her bridesmaids, Princess Mary of Wales, Princess Maud of Fife, Princess Patricia of Connaught, and Princess Mary of Teck.The bridesmaids were gowned in blue.Little Prince John son of the King and Queen, promoted from a Captain to a Mai-jtary Course of Study\u2014Mr.McBurney, or of his regiment, the Grenadier (Con.),.' Guards.\t| mittee, ; mittee.CEI VED WARM SUPPORT OF NATIONALIST PRESS.London, Oct.15.\u2014Mr.Redmond\u2019s real; Rev.Dr.Rexford, D.D., LL.D., i speech at Limerick has received the Montreal ; Mr.Campbell, B.A.,Mont-: warm support of the Nationalist press real; Miss A.Norris, Montreal; Mr.I in the demand for the.inclusion of Wellington Dixon, B.A., Montreal; ; Ulster in the home rule bill.It has Mr.W.Messenger, B.A., Montreal;, also had the effect of hardening parts COMMITTEES OF CONVENTION 1 of tho ll'iRtl Unionists and the Irish Times leads the wav with the dcclbr-Lihrary Mr.A.Watson Bain, M.A.ation that it is a useless waste / of (Con.), Inspector J.W.McOuat, B.time looking for loopholes, as Mr.A.\t, Mr.Rothney, Mr.H.J.Silver, Redmond\u2019s speech has disposed of Brittain, M.A., Mr.au jjope of a compromise.W, Dixon, B.A., Mr.C.McBurney, B.: Mr.Redmond, it declares, has suc-^\t; ceeded in narrowing down the issue Examination and Course of Study\u2014\u2022 to a civil war or a general election, \u2022superior Schools Mr.C.McBurney ponar Law and Sir Edward Carson B.\tA.(Con.), Insp.John Parker, M.ilavc agreed to address a great anti-A., Ml w \u2022 Dixon, B.A., Mr.C.A.; home rule meeting in Birmingham Adams, B.A., Mr.W.Chalk, B.A., i prevjnl,s t0 the latter's campaign in Mr.C.W.Ford, B.A., with Rep.to.Scotland Frot.Com.\t! j '_________ _____ Elementary Schools \u2014 Insp.J.W.McOuat, B.A (Con.), Miss L.0, Lamb, Mr.D.BY McCutchcon, B.A., Mr.C.McBurney, B.A., Mr.H.j.Silver, B.A.With power to add to their number.Harmonizing of Model and Elefnen- (a) Superior School Coin- Tlie benediction having been pronounced, the bride and bridegroom':; united procession left the chapel, the organ pealing forth the joyous strains of Mendelssohn\u2019s wedding march.The bride and bridegroom had many good wishes expressed, as, after the ceremony, they proceeded to St.James\u2019 Palace.The register was signed in the great drawing room, four queens and two kings, as well as other members of the royal circle, appending their signatures with the clergy in attendance.The wedding breakfast was Printing and hart, (Con.), Griggs.Periodicals \u2014 Miss Winn.Finance and St.Miss S.A.Mitchell, Chairman.1.,\tPrimary Reading, Misa J.McLeod; 11.,\tSchool Calisthenics, Miss Norma Fales ; III., Rapid Arithmetic, Miss Jennie Moe ; Discussion, (c) Kindergarten and First Year\u2014High School, Queen St.First Year Chairman, Miss May E.Thorpe.I.\u2014Lesson in (b) Elementary School Com-; Construction Work, Miss Florence ! Biltcliff.II.\u2014A game suitable for class room, Miss L.Warner.Exhibit of work consisting of Drawing, Painting, Cutting, Tearing, Folding, Etc.Discussion.Kindergarten, Chairman, Miss K.fi.Seelcry.Exhibit of Kindergarten hand work.Games illus-_ Miss B.Grant, (Can.) trated by teacher.Paper on \u201cCohand SUB-COMMITTEES OF EXECUTIVE.Programme\u2014Mr.Lock-Mr.Kneeland, Miss youngest up their and his York.The early days of the honeymoon will be spent, at.a well known country estate belonging to intimate friends of the royal family.Subsequently the young couple will take home at Burnholme, near WANTED TO GO 0.S.NAS NEW BACK TO JAIL! TAUNTON PAPEU Man Named Vincent Ask> Repeals the Canadian ed For Money he Had Reciprocity Act and Fix-Paid For Fine\tes Another Schedule Audit\u2014Miss James, (Con.), Mr.Bacon, Mrs.Irwin.Text Books\u2014Rep.Prot.Com.Prof.Dale, (Con.), Insp.McOuat, Mr.Dixon, Miss Norris, Dr.Sinclair,Mr.Bain, Mr.Silver, Miss Gale, Miss served 1 Griggs.Trustee Dep.\u2014Dr.,Sinclair, (Con.), ! and such Inspectors, Trustees or members as he may wish to associate, with himself.Balloting Committee \u2014 Mr.Dixon, (Con.), Miss Griggs, Mr.Cockfield, Miss Grant, Treasurer, Rceording Secretary and President.(An interin committee to report at next meeting of Executive.) : Committee of Arrangement \u2014 Miss Griggs, (Can.), Miss Van Vleit, Miss Steere, Misses .Mitchell, Miss Ed-! wards, Miss F.Purdy, Rev, G.Ellery Read, A.R.B.Lockhart, Inspector J.Parker.THE PROGRAMME.nection between Kindergarten Primary Grades.\u201d Afternoon Session \u2014 1.30-2.00\u2014Visits to Schools.2-2.15\u2014Routine, Bus iness.2.15-2.45\u2014Third Lesson in French, Mr.Robert.2.15-5\u2014Rural Schools\u20141, Teacher, Dr.G.W.Par-melee ; 2, Course of Study,Dr.Shurt-leff ;\t3, Ratepayer, Hon.S.Fisher.Discussion opened by Dr.Sinclair, \u201cFormation of a Provincial Association of School Commissioners and Trustees.\u2019\u2019 Evening Session \u2014 Address, Rev.Dr.Parrock, LL.D., D.C.L., Principal and Vice-Chancellor, University of Bishop\u2019s College, Lcnnoxville.Address, Literature with a Field Glass, Miss fi.Cameron, M.A., McGill University.Music.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1STH.Morning Session \u2014 lt-fl.30\u2014Routine Business.3.30-10\u2014Fourth Lesson in French, Mr.Robert.10 a.m.\u2014Illustrated Lecture on Icebttrgs, Dr.HoW aid Barnes, Prof, of Physics, MriVnU \u2014 University.Report of Scrutineers.Unfinished Business.COMPANIES CASE Our overcoats have .stv 1c and quality in all the new shades.We have a surplus ; stock that must he reduced.If you buy your overcoat now you can save 25 p.c.and I ib p.c.on sc ne lines, is this not enough inducement for you to buy now?1 \u2019 * Ü \u2018Garment* ot Unciucsrilonable C\u2019.ormctnes» lllustratlrtn thd Nicvvest DOyîe features Approved by Well-Groomed Men.Men\u2019s i Isters in varied shades and styles $8.00, 9.00, 10.00 to 12.00.Men\u2019s Ulsters, new style with hack strap $8.0029.50, 10.00 to 15.00.Men\u2019s Chesterfield Overcoats, grey, navy or black $11.00.13.00 to 18.00.Men\u2019s New Style Ulsters, with belt $15.00.18.00 and 20.00.Young Men\u2019s very stylish I Isters with belt or strap $12.00, 15.00 and 18.00.Bovs' l Isters in new shades $6.00.8.00.10.00 and 12.00.Children's Fancy Ov ercoats from age 4 to 9 years, $4,00 to 8.00.j CUSTOMS OFFICERS HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED TO COLLECT COUNTERVAILING DUTY, Washington, Oct.15.\u2014Customs offi- SYRIAN PEDDLER FINED FOR HAVING TEMPERANCE BEER IN HIS POSSESSION.M.Robert Vincent applied for readmission to Sherbrooke jail this cers were notified yesterday by the forenoon.He had paid a fine yester- Treasury Department to collect coun-, i*\ti O,,,.\tH,,,\ttervailing duties on all printing pap- day aftei noon to the jailer, at ^ j cr vainflfi above 2* cents a pound im-jatl.but he evidently slept over the ; porte(j from British Columbia.Que-matter and wanted his -money back,\tFinland or Portugal.The Can- go that he Could be boarded at the \u2019adian reciprocity treaty entered free expense of the people.\t'\t»«T«r under four cents Vincent was charged before Judge Mulvena with having committed an The programme arranged is as foi lows : WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15TH.3 p.m.\u2014Meeting of Executive Com-\t-r- mittee, Magog House.Sherbrooke,i qq jyj | fyj | Q jsj LOSES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH.Art Hall, Dufforin Avenue.Morning Session, 9 a.m.to 12 noon.Reports\u2014Executive Committee, Library Committee and Curator, Finance and Audit, Representative on Protestant Committee, Pension Commissioners, Examination and Course con, of Study, (a) Superior Schools, (b) down Elementary Schools ; Communication from League of Empire, Visit to the Take advantage of this Great Bargain Offering, it will pay you.R oucher, Lacroix & Fisette 16ÛM67 WeiSïngtost Street.Sherbrooke ass iuK on a fellow workman by striking him on the.head witn a gun, and also with threatening to kill him.The accused had been committed by a justice of the peace at Weed.on the assault having taken place at the Eastern Canada Smelting and Min- ; ing Co.He was fined $15 and costs aud to give security to keep the peace for twelve months under a bond of $100.and in default-, 30 days in jail-HAD \u201cTEMPERANCE\u201d BEER IN HIS POSSESSION.A Syrian peddler.with an un-prouncablc narre, was charged with being in possession of intoxicating liquor without a license and pleaded i guilty.He was fined $50 and costs.;The iiqiior was of the same nature as i that known as \u201ctemperance\u201d beer, ! and the same as that, for which Lake Megantic traders were fined Jor having in their possession.WOUI I) NOT PROVIDE FOR FAMILY.George.Henry Hewitt pleaded not puiltv to a charge of having refused to provtd- for his family.He was convicted on evidence and sent.to jail for eight days without the option of a fine.Schools, 9.30-10.30.Afternoon Session\u20142.30 \u2014 Routine Business, Nominations.2.30-3\u2014First of series of lessons to pupils who have not studied French.Mr.Robert, a pound.! Supervisor of French in Protestant iThe new tariff bill repeals the Can- \u2022 Schools of Montreal.3-4\u2014Explana-adian reciproeitv act and fixes free tion of \u2018\u2018Loan Art Exhibit\u201d from | limit at 2* cents.Yesterday's order Maison A.D.Braun et Cie.N.Y.or will result in the assessment, of short talk on \u201cSchoolroom Dccors-twelve per cent nlus the countervail- tion.\u201d 4.(X)\u2014Visit to University ing dutv equal t.n the export duty im-qoised by the country of origin of the ' naper above 2J| cents in value.; Sails to aid.SUPREME COURT DECIDES IN' FAVOR OF THE PROVINCES Ottawa, Oct.15.\u2014The\tSupreme 7' Court of Canada, on rising for liinch-< yesterday afternoon, handed i memo of the judgment in the Companies\u2019 Act and insurance cases.Generally speaking, the provinces the court dividing by four to win, two.Justices Anglin, Duff, Idington and Brodeur uphold the provinces, while the Chief Justice and Mr.Justice Davies sustain the Dominion contentions.There is a similar judgment in the reference respecting the insurance case as to what power proviucially incorporated companies have to issue.r-1\t\u201e T\tof policies all over Canada.Their right Bishop s College, Lcnnoxville, upon to do so is uphPld in a simUar divi- sion.WITNESSES ADMIT UNTRUTHS THOSE FOR THE PROSECUTION BROKE DOWN AT THE KIEFF MURDER TRIAL.London, Oct.15.\u2014Witnesses invitation of Rev.Dr.Parrock, Principal and \\ Ice-t.hancellor of the Uni-\tformal reasons for judgment versity.\tand specific answers were not given Evening bossion, S p.m.\u2014Fresi- ol,(.yesterday, but the foregoing is dents Addiess, Insp.John Parker, effect of them.B.A.Address of Welcome, His Wor- ,-s quite likely that the case will ship Mayor Hebert of Sherbrooke, appealed to the Privy Council, Music.Address of Welcome; fiber-1\t-¦+- brooke School Board.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17TH.Note\u2014During the day there will a Loan Art Exhibit.Maison A.pro-j Braun et Cie, N.Y.duced for the prosecution in the Kieff murder trial broke down to a man and wept, being driven to admit, like those who have preceded them, that their accusations were nothing better than inventions.GREECE CAN HOLD HER OWN HAVE COME TO CONCLUSION THEY CAN WARD OFF TURKEY'S DEMAND.London, Oct.15.\u2014Tne feeling Morning Session \u2014 9-9.30\u2014Routine1 Business.9.30-10\u2014Second Lesson in.French, Mr.Robert.10-11 Visit toj i.onaon, uct.to.\u2014 me leeung of Schools, (a) Superior School ^ec'| uneasiness in the near East is rapid tion, Chairman, Mr.Chalk, B.A.10;iy decreasing.The Greeks seem to \u2014English Literature, Mr.K.t .Den- p;,vr come to the conclusion that The trial of Mendel Beiliss is he-j ton, B.A.10.45\u2014The French Course,: they are perfectly able to hold th u coming more and more of public! Miss N.Schayltz, Mr.W.fi.Donner.j0wn against the Turks, and that an* scandal every day that it lasts, and 111.30\u2014General Discussion on necessity; attack on the islands by the latter unless it is intended to raise the ig- j of replacing Algebra in the course for,would end in disaster, norant fanaticism of the anti-Semites ; Grade III.Model.The provision of a\u2019 Resumption of negotiations is GUI to undertake another pogrom, the! good English History, Arithmetic ip delayed, but there is a marked disin-proceedings have no raison d'etre, Grade L, Model.(b) Elementary clination in Athens to take the Turk-whatever.\ti\t.School Section\u2014Central School.Kini?ish demands too seriously."]