Sherbrooke daily record, 29 novembre 1913, samedi 29 novembre 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Est Wished 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913 ONE CENT WHO WILL BE MAYOR?! _ Ex-Mayor Cate Promlaent ia To-Day\u2019s Vole EX-ALDERMAN HOWARD\u2019S LIST INCREASED \u2014 OTHER NAMES SUGGESTED.A considerable number of ballots for Mayor again came to band this morning, introducing a number of new names and increasing the vote of several already in the list.Ex-Mayor Cate received the largest number of the ballots cast to-day \u2014 eleven expressing preference in this direction.Seven votes are added to ex-Alderman Howard\u2019s list.The-vote of Mr.Mackinnon is increased b three ; ol Alderman Thompson by two ; of Alderman Jenckes by two, while ex-May or John Leonard receives one vote, ex-Alderman Sylvestre, three votes ; Mr.Jos.Codere, one vote, and Mr.L.H.Olivier, one vote.The Record will not continue the straw vote further at the present time.The purpose was only to direct the public thought to the mayoralty question, and allow the citizens through ballots to put forward their own suggestions.It is understood that a general meeting of the Citizens\u2019 Association will be held shortly when the mayor-alty question will be formally considered, the results of the deliberations to go before a public meeting.Three aldermen retire this year, namely, Aldermen Denault, Thompson and Simoneau.Thus, three Wards will be called upon to elect members of the Council and the whole city to elect a Mayor.nTinii: CM» MfS Interstate Commission Realizes That Road Must Have More Revenue msns cm$ psoimh of w okms cur nt Two Business Men Were Governmen Will Give a Done to Death 'and Then Mutilated Grant of $6000 Towards Scheme POLICE ARE OF OPINION THAT ONE MURDERER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR BOTH.Muskogee, Okla., Nov.29.\u2014 (Spec- | ial) \u2014A mysterious murderer, who chops his victims to death with a hatchet, has made his appearance in this city, and already has slain two aged business men, leaving no clue leading to the establishment of his identity.B.F.Richardson, an elderly furniture dealer, was murdered in his place of business about dusk on Thursday, and early last night 0.S.Everètt a grocery man, was killed in his store, about five blocks from the scene of the former crime.Both men were killed with a hatchet, and the heads and bodies of both victims were terribly mutilated.Other points of similarity in the execution of the two murders have convinced the police that the two crimes were committed by the same person.iMH H CM DM Law and Carson Open Campaign There Against Home Rule INCREASE WILL YIELD SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF EXTRA REVENUE FOR ROAD.Boston, Nov.29.\u2014Some things are made obvious by the conferences over Boston & Maine freight rates.The j railroad has made out a case before the tribunal by which its rates are controlled.It will be permitted to increase its charges on certain class- ! es of freight.A basis for this in- i ctease is agreed upon, calculated to I yield a substantial amount of extra revenue to the Boston & Maine Rail-read without disturbing industrial interests.That will he the immediate result of the conferences which Interstate Commerce Commissioner Prouty has had in Boston for several weeks with the Public Service Commissions and Railroad Commissions of Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermoot.In their deliberation the commissioners arrived by degrees at the conclusion that the Boston & Mnine Railroad needs more revenue.How much more it needs to improve its serpice and meet its charges was a mathematical problem easily determined, but how much extra it should be allowed to charge the shippers at this time needed most careful thought.PARCELS P0SÏ Postmaster General and Railways Again Discuss Matter SUFFRAGETTES INTERRUPT THE UNIONIST LEADER.BOMBARD HIM WITH PAMPHLETS.Dublin, Nov.29.\u2014The Unionists party yesterday carried the war into the enemy\u2019s territory when Andrew Bonar Law leader of the opposition in the House of Commons, Sir Edward Carson, leader of the Irish Unionists, and other prominent men irrived to deliver in the Irish capital a series of speeches on Home Rule.In reply to the deputation which welcomed him, Bonar Law reiterated that the Unionists had opposed consistently and completely the whole idea of the separation of the United Kingdom and insisted that the Government must seek sanction of the people before attempting to make the change.During a speech in the afterncoh before the Unionist Association, Bonar Law said Premier Asquith's speech of the preceding day seemed to him a complete acceptance of the orders of John Redmond, leader of the Irish Nationalists, for \u201cfull steam ahead,\u2019\u2019 and if that were so the difficulties of the Unionist party were gone.Suffragettes attempted to reach Donar Law as he was driving afterwards to the residence of Lord Iveagh.They bombarded him with pamphlets.Mrs.Sheepy Skcfflngton and Mrs.Connery, the leaders of the suffragettes of Dublin, were arrested and charged with obstructing the police.The suffragettes wanted to- protest against the exclusion of women from Mr.Bonar Law\u2019s meetings in Dublin and his refusal to receive a deputation of the women.They also intended to ask him to state whether the Unionist party was for or against giving women the vote.STUDENTS RIOT.The streets last night -were crowded.Students marched in procession, and smashed windows in tram cars and buildings.Some shots were fired, and me woman was wounded.The police were kept busy preventing affrays of various kinds.?3,000 HAS ALSO BEEN SET ASIDE FOR TEACHING AGRICULTURE IN SCHOOLS Quebec, November 29\u2014 Hon.Mr.Mackenzie, provincial treasurer made known to the Proteseant Committee of Public Instruction yesterday what assistance his Government is prepared to give in the matter of furthering the consolidation of rural schools providing educational relief for Canadian Labrador and promoting education generally.He announced that a special grant of $6,000 would be made towards consolidation, but did not specify the extent of the sum that would be forthcoming for Labrador.It was also brought out at the sitting that the sum available under the terms of the Burrill act for classes of instruction in agriculture in the rural schools would be only $3,000.This, by the way, is the same grant that is made for tobacco agriculture alone.While these sums are small, it is considered that they will he increased later.A sub-committee was appointed today to take up the question of consolidation at once and to give practical effect tc the wishes of the committee as a whole.The members are Hon.Sydney Fisher, Dr.Rexford and Dr.Rowat, and they will work in conjuncticn wiih Dr.Parmelee, the secretary of the Department of Education.They already have a list of places where consolidation is considered desirable and where it would be advisable to make a start and it is understood that their guiding principle will he to make a beginning with those municipalities which are ready to bear some of the initial cost of consolidation themselves and where there is most enthusiasm for this relorm.Hitherto there was no idea what the initial cost would be, especially as regards the question for conveyance of pupils, not was it known definitely what amount of aid would he advanced for the first year or so.Efforts at consolidation will be rather of an experimental nature, but it is anticipated that most of the rural municipalities will fall in with the scheme when they have an example to follow and^realize its benefits.Another commivt.ee was named to report as to whet means must be taken to promote the effective instruction of agriculture in the rural schools, but it is not expected that anything practical can be done in this regard before February.'-4- REBELS SEE MAZATLAN Is Most Inportant Port on West Coast of Mexico BELIEVED THAT NONE OF FOREIGNERS WERE INJURED DURING ATTACK.Mexico City, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The town of Mazatlan, the most important port on the west coast, was captured by the rebels on Thursday, according to authoritative information received here yesterday.It is believed that the foreigners resident at that port were uninjured, as several attacks recently made there has resulted in a general exodus on the part of the foreigners and many Mexicans.GENERAL COMMITTED SUICIDE.Mexico City, Nov.29.\u2014Like General Jose Gonzalez Salas, after the Battle of Reliano in March, 1912, General Antonio Rabago, military governor of the State of Tamaulipas, killed himself after losing Victoria, the capital.The suicide of General Rabago is not admitted by the Government, but the news is contained in a private telegram to his relatives here, who do not question its authenticity.General Rabago, as military governor, was responsible for the garrison when Victoria was attacked by the rebels on November 17.WILL BOYCOn Many Stall Holders Ob* ject to New Levy of Market Fees II Nearly $160,000 Has Been Received to Aid Farm Industry ASK AN INCREASE FOR COMPENSATION FOR CARRYING THE MAILS TO $6,000,000.Ottawa, Nov.29.\u2014The second conference between Postmaster-General Pelletier and the rail ways In regard j to the carriage of the mails generally j and the parcels post particularly was; held here yesterday.There was no definite result, however, and a furth-i er gathering will in all probability ] have to be held.The railways are asking for an increase in the compensation they receive for carrying the mails, from two millions to about $6,000,000.Their i stand is practically that since the express companies with which they; arc connected will suffer a serious loss of business as a result of the inauguration of the parcels post, It is! only fair that they should receive an increased compensation for the mail carriage generally.The meeting yesterday was a brief one, the Postmaster-General leaving for Quebec in\u2019the afternoon.ADD AI m B0LI1 Peter Philips Was Wanted By Officers at Walden Vt.CHARGE IS THAT HE COMMITTED AN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON NEIGHBOR.Mansrmville, Eov.29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Peter Phillip, who was wanted in Walden, Vt., on n charge of aggravated assault, committed some days ago was arrested at East Bolton yesterday by officer Bonne.The assault was committed on one Ernest Mills, and since then the American officers have been on his trail.The Immigration officers were notified.Yesterday a man answering the description given the officers was seen entering Canada.Officer Bonne was notified and followed the suspected party, arresting him at East Bolton.He was taken to Mansonville and .-\u2022heriff Miles of Newport, Vt., notified.The latter came to this place, and later took Phillips by auto to Newport.FOUR SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE WILL RGCEIVE SUM OF $60,000.Quebec, November 29.\u2014 How the Province of Quebec shall spend $159,- 482.40,\tits share for the fiscal year of the fund allotted, under the terms if the Agricultural Instruction Act, or the purpose of aiding the farming industry, is now made public.The money is to be applied to various channels indicated in a contract made between the Hon.George Parley, then Acting Minister of Agriculture, and the Hon.Mr.Caron, Minister of Agriculture for Quebec.Under the terms of the contract half of the money allotted to the Province of Quebec, was to be paid upon the signing of the agreement, and the balance from time to time when the federal Minister of Agricul-;ure was satisfied that the money was being spent for the specified purposes.The right of witholding payments is reserved in case the Minister of Agriculture if of opinion that the Province is not going ahead with the spending along the right lines.According to the terms the monies shall be expended as follows : 1, Fruit culture, $13,000 ; 2, bacon industry, $6,000; 3, poultry keeping, $17,000; 4 schools of acrricuiture, $60,-000;\t5, agricultural instruction in academies, rural schools, and normal 5Chools, $3,000 ; 6, district representatives, $10,000; 7 experimental union, $2,000; 8, demonstration work in connection with alfafa and clover, $6,000; A seed selection and field crop demonstration, $5,000; 10, agriculture, $5,000; 11 tobacco culture, $3,COO; 12, dairy industry, $7,000; 13, demonstration of undergaining, $12,000; 14, domestic science, $7,000; 15, maple sugar industry, $1,000; 1-6 lectures and special industry, $2,- 482.40.| NEW TARIFF WAS TUT INTO FORCE FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS MORNING There is a great outcry among the stall holders on tb\" market against the levying of increased tolls for those dealers who sell goods other than their own growth or produce.It appears that alternate tariffs have been in existence for seme time hut the enforcement of the higher scale has only just been commenced.Several of the dealers declare they will leave the market in consequence and they point cut that as two-thirds of them are subject to the higher rate, Sherbrooke people will suffer a great loss in consequence.Aid.Denault, Chairman of the Market commietce, when interviewed on the matter this morning confirmed the report that those dealers who sold the produce of others were liable to heavier tolls than those who confined eheir sales to their own products.MARKET RATES.Under the markey by-law the rates are as follows : Butchers\u2019 stalls per day, 92.Off.Farmers selling meat, not the pro-duee of their own farm, per day $2.Farmers selling meat the produce of their own farm per day 60c.Table space farmers and gardners, per day 25c.Stand space hucksters per dgy $1.The dissatisfaction appears to be mused because some of the hucksters havehitherto only been charged 60c is farmers, while they have been buying goods all round the country and disposing of them in the market, have now been called upon to pay the authorized rate of $1.CELEBRATED 81.ANDREW\u2019S DAY Large Gathering of Scotch People Enjoy Fine Concert Last Night OBSERVED A DAY AHEAD BECAUSE THEY DID NOT WANT TO BREAK THE SABBATH To the national characteristics ol the Scot\u2014 to his universally acknowledged shrewdness, his ability to imake good in every corner of the globe to which he has emigrated, his genuine and undying affection for \u201cDear Auld Scotia,\u201d although thousands of miles may separate h.-n from his native heath\u2014must be addi d the ;wholc-hearted and enthusiastic manner in which he can enjoy himself especially when \u201catnang his ain folk.\u201d This latter trait was in strong evidence last night at the concert and dance given in the C.O.F.Hall, on Wellington Street, under the auspices of the Sherbrooke Bums Club in celebration of St.Andrew\u2019s Day.A very large audience gathered to listen to the fine programme of Scotch songs which were rendered in excellent style.Mr.W.Ballantyne occupied the chair, and in the course of a few appropriate remarks announced the reception of the following greeting from the St.Andrew\u2019s Society of Richmond County: 0! May ye never, ne\u2019er forget The lessons of our early years; Examples that our parents set Their admonitions and their tears.This was received with an outburst of cheering and it was resolv-ch to send a suitable reply to the St.Andrew\u2019s Society gathering at Richmond on Monday.Mr.C.Johnstone was in fitst class condition and his contributions to the evening\u2019s entertainment were well received.Mr.Matthews, well known to the Sherbrooke audiences, is always appreciated by the Burns Club and one could almost imagine he was a \u201cbrither Scot\u201d by the way he interprets \u201cScots What Hae.The applause which greeted the efforts of Miss Morrison and Misa Ma-hood must have been very gratifying tc them.These young ladies who came out from Scotland last June have never before sung in public and it was most fitting that they should make their debut before a Scotch audience.They will no doubt be heard at future concerts outside the Burns\u2019 Club.Mr.George Obston played the accompaniments in a very able manner.The oration of Mr.Macdona.d on \u201cSt.Andrew\u201d was very fine and appealed greatly to his hearers as he unfolded the life of the patron saint \u201cwho bated tyranny and stood for civil, and religious liberty and whose memory would be revered aod whose example would be followed by every loyal Scot as long as St.Andrew\u2019s Cross found'a place on the Union Jacv.\u201d , Refreshments were served at the ; close of the concert and dancing was afterwards indulged in until the \u201cwee sma\u201d hours.\u201d Music for the light fantastic was furnished by Messrs.Geo.Dick, Sr., and Geo.Ogston, anh the same greatly appreciated.The programme was as follows: Song, \u2022i he Auld Scotch Songs,\u201d Mr.C.Johnstone; song, \u201cDoon ehe Burn, Davie Lad,\u201d Miss Morrison ; song, \u201cThe Scottish Bluebells,\u201d Miss Mahood: address, \u201cSt.Andrew,\u201d Mr.J.Macdonald; duet, \u201cThe Crookit Bawbee,\u201d Miss Morrison, Mr.John-st»ne; song, \u201cWhere Has Scotland Found Her Fame,\u201d Mr.J.T.Matthews; song, \u201cLocknagar,\u201d Miss ¦ Mahood; song, \u201cWilt Thou Be My Dearie,\u201d Mr.C.Johnstone; song, \u201cTurn Ye to Me,\u201d Miss Morrison; song, \u201cScots Wha\u2019 hae,\u201d Mr.J.T.Matthews.¦» MANY INJURED HASMIK Wffll by EXPLOSION Files Reply to the Petition of the State of New York THAW SETS FORTH THAT CUSTODY UNDER EXTRADITION WARRANT ISi NOT LEGAL.Concord, N.H., Nov.29.\u2014Harry K.Thaw filed in the United States District Court his answer to the petition of the State of New York that Sheriff Holman A.Drew be made sole custodian of the Matteawan fugitive, with authority to deliver him to the New York officials under the extradition warrant issued by Governor Fel-ker.Action on the warrant was stayed by habeas corpus proceedlngc instituted by Thaw.Thaw sets forth that custody nndur the extradition warrant is not legal, because it was not founded upon due process of law.Such custody, ho contends, is illegal and oppressive for the reason that it is based upon an unconstitutional statute and an order of commitment without trial, and also because in effect it is worse than sentence to penal servitude in that It excludes the possibility of executive clemency aud pardon.He asks the court to sustain his petition for a writ of habeas corpus and to order his discharge from custody.Yesterday\u2019s proceedings were in accordance with the programme agreed upon by court and counsel on Nov.18th.The next move will be the filing of briefs by the attorneys.MHCiraiM \u2019 TO MW Atm Former Wife Eloped With Tutor to Her Children pope has refused request I TWICE.MAY NOW CHANGE RELIGION.Munich, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Rumors are current here that King Frederick Augustus of Saxony, whose wife eloped in 1903 with Professor Giron, French tutor of her children, iand was divorced and became the ! wife of Enrico Toselli, an Italian music teacher, is about to marry again.It is said the King wants one of the six daughters ol King Ludwig of Bavaria.King Frederick Augustus, who is a Catholic, appealed to the Pope on two occasions to per-.mit him to marry again, but on each occasion his appeal was rejected.It was rumored several times that he was about to adopt the Lutheran faith, so that he could take another spouse.Women and Cbildren Had Narrow Escape From Burning Hanse EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE SCATTERED DEBRIS OVER LARGE SECTION OF GRAND RAPIDS.Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 More than a score of spectators and a dozen firemen were burned or bruised and cut by flying debris, when a quantity of dynamite, gunpowder and gasoline exploded in a burning building in the eastern business section of this city early to-day.Several women and children were missed alter the explosion, and until the ruins cooled sufficientfy to permit of their being searched, it could ; not he learned whether there had been loss of life.More than forty men, women and children who occupied rooms in the second storey of the burning building, a hardware store, barely escaped with their lives, the firemen succeeding in getting the people out of their apartments only a moment before the flash, came.The force of the explosion tore the structure to hits and scattered it over an area of four city blocks.Ï0WN OF KIEV GRLDII IS BAD Mayor Could Not Float a Mun icipal Loan in London WILL HONOR HOUSE'S PARENTS.London, November 29\u2014A committee, with Lord Northcliffe ns chairman, is arranging a dinner and presentation for December 81st in celebration of the golden wedding of John Morgan Richards, fgther of the late John Oliver Hobbes.Richards came from America.THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST ; Easeeriy winds; cloudy today, with a little higher temperature; sleet (T rain by night or on Sunday.CHURCH UNION IN SCOTLAND.London, November 29\u2014A meeting of the Church of Scotland Committee which was appointed to confer with the United Free Church, was held in Edinburgh on Thursday and Friday of this week.The committee drafted a statement dealing with the position and it was decided to send clerks to the presbyteries and synods.DID NOI Dim TIFF CHANCES Premier Borden\u2019s Visit to Washington Purely Personal Affair WOULD MAKE NO PREDICTION A3 TO WHAT STEPS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT WOULD TAKE.Washington, D.C., November 29\u2014 Premier Borden was the guest of Secretary of State W.J.Bryan last j evening.There was a distinguished co p-any present.To an enquiry as to the possibility ; of negotiations between Washington ! and Ottawa regarding changes in the ; Canadian tariff or the renewal of efforts to secure a reciprocity arrange-I ment between the United States and Canada, Mr.Borden said he had no such purpose in mind in his present visit to Washington.He did not care to make any prediction as to what was likely to happen in advance of a formal consideration of the subject liy the Canadian Government.ITALY BUYS \u201cRIO JANEIRO.\u201d London, Nov.29.\u2014The Daily Telegraph publishes the report that Italy has purchased the Brazilian dreadnought Rio Janeiro.According to reports during the past few months, Great Britain, Russia, Greece and Turkey have all had under consideration the purchase of the dreadnought Rio Janeiro.DREW PENSION FOR FIFTY' YEARS.London, Nov.29\u2014At a meeting of the governars of the Royal Hospital for Inéurables, Putney Heath, the chairman, reported that one pensioner had received a pension of £4.0 for fifty-three years, another for fifty-on?years, three for forty-nine, and a largo number for over forty years.CAPTAIN SCOTT\u2019S SHIP SOLD.New York, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014A cable from London to the New York American says: Captain Scott's old ship, the Discovery, used in the first Antarctic expedition, was acquired yesterday from the Hudson Bay Company by Foster Stackhouse, leader of the British Antarctic expedition in 1914.The Discovery, on her former voyage, was frozen in the ice field for three years.BAUUFIUB HAS HAWTOl Off Eli Cates Was One of Manistays of the Indianapolis Club WAS AT WORK ON CORN SHREDDER WHEN HE WAS CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.Greensfork, Ind., Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Eli Cates, a pitcher of the Indianapolis Federal League team, had his right hand torn off in a corn shredder yesterday.The accident happened on the farm of Cates\u2019 uncle near here.Cates, who pitched with his right hand, was one of the mainstays of the Indianapolis club last season.NO SASKATCHEWAN INITIATIVE Regina, Sask., Nov.29.\u2014Indifference of electors killed adoption of initiative and referendum legislation in the province of Saskatchewan.While almost all the vote cast was favorable to the issue, less than 10 per cent, of the voters went to the polls and the proposition failed through lack of the necessary numbers.EVIL REPUTE BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE \"RITUAL MURDER\u201d CHARGES.Odessa, Nov.29.\u2014 (special) \u2014 Tho Mayor of Kiev has returned from England and announced the failure of his attempt to float a municipal loan ol £1,575,000 in London.The Mayor said his mission failed owing to the evil repute into which Kiev has fallen on account of the trial of Beiliss on the \u201critual murder\u201d charge.Sherbrooke Board of Trade Rally ! All members of Sherbrooke Board of Trade are invited to attend supper and business meeting, Chateau Frontenac Next Tuesday Evening Phone Secretary, No.1042.Supper fifty cents.Show Your Interest By Your Presence.The Canadian Bank ol Commerce WITH WHICH 18 UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank SIR EDMUND WA.liK.ER, C.V.O., ll.D., D.O.I., President ALEXANDER 1AIRD, .\t»\t.\t.General Manager JOHN AIRD,.Assistant General Manager Capital, $15,000,001) Best, $12,500,000 Farmers\u2019 Business The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Fanners every facility for the transaction of their banking business, Including the discount and collection of sales notes.Blank «alee notes are supplied free of charge on application.Branches In Sherbrooke Main Office (Duflerin Avenue) .Wellington Street Branch .Upper Town Branch (King St ) .K.W, Farwell.Manager.A.P.Taylor, Assistant Managers .F.A.Briggs, Manager.N.F.Dinning, Acting Manager.DR.GRENFELL FOR ENGLAND.London, Nov.29.\u2014Dr.Wilfrid Grenfell of the Labrador Mission, who was the heat man at the wedding in the White House at Washington, is expected to arrive in England early in December to conduct propaganda work during the winter months.ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT PRICES The present condition ol the money market provides an exception»!!* attractive market lor those with funds available lor Investment.Many Issues which would be selling at higher prices If It were not for the conditions Just mentioned ars oflured by ns.For these reasons w» are within the mark when we say that bargains are available In Invest-* ment securities at the present time.However, the situation Is perhaps more perplexing than niual, and the advance and counsel ol experienced Investment he uses ol tMe hieheet standing should be sought.We shall be very glad Indeed to send yon a list of secnrltl»» which wa have for sale at the present time.F.B McCURDY & CO Members Montreal Stock Exchange Bherbrooke Office.Art Building R.N.ROBINS, Manager, BRANCHES : Coattcook Richmond, Rock Island.Cookshlrs. TWO SHTTRBTtOOTTB DATT.Y RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913, ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Dally Reports From\tCor- Fannie Quick, Miss b.Ooblelsh, Misa reSDOndentS of \\A/hat\tClara Cute, Abel WMtetieaû, Jr., J.respenoenis ot\tghar^ A Manday> peK!y Keene, A.la Going on\tR Savaria, Josh Spots.Rev.Fattier -\tDeseve acted as chairman and in a BURY.\tfew well chosen words thanked the The chicken pie supper and enter- people of Bury for helping to make tainment which was held in the Town the entertainment a success.The Hall on Tuesday night under the aus- proceeds amounted to $77.70.pices of the ladies of the Catholic The many friends\tof Mr.Chas.Church, was a grand success.In the Bowns will be pleased to hear that early part of the evening crowds the operation which was performed could be seen wending their way to on his eye last Monday by Dr.Darche the Town Hall until It was complete- in the St.\tVincent de Paul Hospital,\twith her mother,\tMrs.\tHenry\tCoates ly packed.A bounteous supper was Sherbrooke, was very successful and\twho is very ill.provided by the ladies and all did the latest reports are that he is pro- Miss Sidney Beaton is improving ample Justice to the chicken pie and gressing favorably.\tslowly after her severe illness, other good things provided.A musi- Arrivals\tand departures : Mrs.\tMr.and Mrs.William McClintock, cal programme which was uch en- Leigh and\ther son from England for\tfrom Lennoxville\twith\ttheir\tsister, joyed by all present was rendered by j the winter with her sister, Mrs.Jas.Miss Rebecca McClintock, who is settle following : Piano duet, Mrs.T.Whitehead.Mrs.Leigh reports a very riously 111.Morrow and Miss G.Coates ; song, rough voyage.Mr.Peter Campbell of Mrs.Rennie, of Bulwer in town on Tuesday ; Mr.E.A.Moore to Le-j banon, N.H.; Miss Kerr to her home' in Montreal after a short time with her niece, Mrs.J.B.Greenlay ; Mr.E.Stokes in Ling wick on Monday ; Mr.A.B.Hunt motored to Sherbrooke on Monday ; Mrs.Parsons to Stewartstown, N.H., for Thanksgiving with relatives ; Mr.J.B.Green-lay the week end with his family ; Mrs.Irwin from Birchton on Monday where she had been a few days TRY A PACKET, put it to the test in your own Tea-pot and your taste will be captivated in five minutes 11 SIBII II BLACK OR NATURAL GREEN REEN { E59 PRESERVED AND SOLD ONLY IN SEALED LEAD PACKETS- daughter Gladys, and Miss F.E.Cow-'shut his barn door after taking out Messrs.O.Barter and.L.Colby, of ling motored to Sherbrooke on the buggy to go to church, ho was a Thursday; Miss A.E.Pope, of Cook- thrown backward with great force Rev.Rural Dean Lewis, encore ; duet,\tScotstown,\tguest at Mr.Walter\tBulwer, were successful\tin getting tEddie McCanna and Catherine Ben-\tLocke's on\tMonday ; Mr.A.White-\tfine deer\twhich dressed 170 lbs.\tshire, with her sister, Mrs.S.nett ; song, Miss Myra Ross, cnc >re ; head to Quebec on Thursday ; Mr.H.\t-4-\u2014\u2014\tAmott, on Thursday.' recitation, Miss K.Clark; piano Picard from Eaton visiting his sis-\tFAIRFAX.\tArrivals and departures: Miss duet, Mrs.T.Morrow and Mrs.G.\tter, Mrs.T.Morrow, on Tuesday ;\tMr.A.\tC.Roberts\thas purchased E.Quine Sunday\twith\tfriends Coates; recitation, Miss C.Bennett; ' Mrs.Lewis\tto _Sawyerville on Wed-\tthe farm\tof Mr.Wm.Desmarais.\tSherbrooke; Mrs.\tJ.H.\tGorham song.Miss W.Smith.Remarks by nesday ; Mrs.Burrill who has been Arrivals and departures Include : Sherbrooke on Tuesday, guest of Mrs.the Rev.Rural Dean Lewis anu Rev.the guest of her cousin, Mrs.F.Bar- Mr.and Mrs.T.LeRoy and daughter J.H.Bryant; Miss Gladys Lefebvre E.de Grouchey.A one act comedy\tter, to her home in Colebrook, N.H.,\talso Mr.John Dezan, Sunday at Mas-\tSunday at her home\tin Canterbury; caused a great deal of laughter, the\taccompanied by Mrs.Barter who will\tsawippi ; Mr.T.M.Gould a day re-\tMisses Hazel Willard\tand Muriel to parts of which were esceptionaily\tremain for a couple of weeks ; Mr.T.\tcently in town ; Mr.H.H.Brown of\tStanstead College on\tTuesday; Mrs.well taken by Mrs.T.Morrow, Miss\tMorrow from Lisgar on Tuesday;\tHatley at Mrs.Etta Brown's; Mr.A.\tJ- Hillman and Mrs.\tJ.Burns visit- Sanborn is entertaining his sisters ; inS friends in Bishop\u2019s Crossing on I- over the wharfing and received serious injuries.He injured his spine L.and cut his face.He is under the in to UNDER the name of \u201cWorcestershire Sauce\u201d there is as wide a range of difference as there is under the name of \u2022 \u2018wine.\u2019 \u2019 The qnality of a mixture is not improved in the least by patting it into a bottle that resembles LEA & PERRINS\u2019, and by giving it a label that imitates the appearance of Lea & Perrins\u2019.And still there are people who conclude that if the bottle has the appearance of Lea & Perrins\u2019, the fluid inside is like Lea &l Perries\u2019 Sauce.care of a doctor Miss L.M.J.Galbraith home after visiting friends in Lawrenceville, Stukely and Bethany during the past two weeks.Mrs.Chas.Pepler, who has been sick so long, now shows some improvement.Mr.R.H.Galbraith shot a weasel Mrs.F.Brown, of Libbytown, Mon- Tuesday; Messrs.Fred Tincarre.Thos.recently that had killed seven chick-day, at Mr.O.B.Crook's.\tCurrie and W.Guest from Montreal ens in one night.Mrs.Sanborn is on the sick list.Monday; Mrs.C.X3.Rolfe, Bishop\u2019s\t-^- Mr.and Mrs.Frank Bessette, of Crossing, with her niece, Mrs.R.E.i\tRICHMOND.Worcester, Mass., are spending the\twho is quite ill; Mayor J.The dance given by the band Wed- winter at E.Bessette's.\tPalmer to Bury Tuesday on a nesday evening in the Opera House hunting trip; Messrs.Lloyd Planche in honor of the ladies and gentlemen and George Blossom, of Cookshire; ^ho assisted in the recent bazaar in towrn was well attended, and a very sue- BIRCHTON.\t.The Rev.Mr.Norman, of Lennox- T ^BluA\u2019 ^\u201c\u201coxvffl.e,\t- - -\u2014- ville, will speak on the subject of Ed- /uesd^>- Mr.H L.Reilly ednesday cessful function.A selected program ucation in the Church next Sunday\tMontreal; Mrs.Fred Gilbert, 0f dance music was rendered by the morning.\t' BlshoP s Crossing, guest of Mrs.W.band, while Mr.Çhas.Galvin acted The nlav \u201cBlundering Mr Brown\u201d\tMisses Blanche and Evelyn as announcer.Refreshments were serv- -lUV puty, muuueiiag jir.Drown RiSa \u201e maiHno- frierule in SSorUrnn-n- _ 1 -A\t-J it.________L.: _i The white writing on the Red Label: indicate* the Original and Genuine WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.Mrs Alonzo Todd who sustained M!5f- L'lzfie\tof Sherbrooke, | church met ae the home of Mr.and B.Alonzo\twno sustained visiting her aunt, Mrs.George Ark-1 Mrs Drliovce on Wednesday after- Xi'to 2 ToZ SL \u2018so\u2019 \u2018T'»» c»\u201d\" Wf-w '\u2022¦¦\u2018«-s «\u201d» \u201d5 SZi S\u201d .,K Mr a b a™ S,\t.\t«\t» W.an,.visiting old Mrs.Dudley is the guest of her town Tuesday, son, Mr.H.C.Bailey and family.;\t________ J.M.Doegîa» 4 Corn pa ey, Montreal, Canadian Agent».FS Swan, of Sherbrooke,was Aririeÿ at Ascot Corner Mondaw Mr ! eUVanQ\tarticles on wennes- friends\there reeentiv\tw\tij a* Asc°l corner Monday, Mr.\t(iay December 17th, in\tthe basement irienus\there recently.\tW.\tH.Stacey, Dudswell Centre, in\t0f tiie Church Mr.Leighton, teller of the Bank of touxtat\tCommerce, is confined to bis room JOHN VILLE.\t; thrmirh illnpRs EAST ANGUS.\t| Mr and Mrs.Kerr, of Cookshire, Perlonals-Mr, and Mrs.David E.Messrs.\tA.\tI.Willard\tand\tPeter\tguests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.\tTaylor, in Montreal over\tSunday ; McLellan\thad\tthe good luck\tto each\tW.O.Colby ; Mr.Bert Doherty, of\tMessrs.' Chas.M.Cotton,\tadvocate\u2019, get a deer while out hunting on Wed- Sherbrooke, guest of Miss Gladys an(j m.E.Wbeley, of Montreal, iii nesday.\tSmith, on Wednesday.\ttown on Tuesday; Mr.W7.J.Ewing, The L3,di6s\u2019 Guild of Christ Churcti Ths Ladies Aid of the Methodist jn Mon .real on Tussclayj Mrs.Pope will he entertained on Wednesday af- Church had a very successful gather- and Miss Alice Pope to Houston ternoon, Dec.3rd, by Mrs.S.A.ing on Wednesday afternoon and ev- Texas, for the winter; the Misses ,\tening.The candy booth and ten-\tAlice and Emma Lyster, of\tMontreal The Senior Branch of the Woman s cent counter were very prettily de- visiting their grandmoeher, Mrs.Auxiliary will meet with Mrs.J, H.corated with green and white.The White;'Mr.Averiell Martin of Winni-Ekberg on Thursday afternoon, Dec.candy booth was in charge of Miss peg, visiting at the home of Mr.\u2022\t»;\tTTT\tTA, ¦\t\u201e\tTT\tT,\tGertrude Whiteman @nd Miss Gladys\tJ.C.Martin, Melbourne.Messrs.\tW.\tFleming, T.\tH.\tCurrie,\tSmith.The ten-cent counter was in The Annual Christmas Tree and en- aL\u2019 ^lncarre\t1?'ve\tcharge of Miss Lula Coates and Miss tertainment for the scholars of St.returned from Montreal where they Eva Colby.Mrs.W.C.Smith,, and John\u2019s Church, Gallop Hill, will be were Investigating a real estate pro- Mrs.Vernon Smith had charge of the held in the Church Hall, on Tt»es-position.\tfancy work table, while Mrs.H.J.day evening, December 23rd.«^,r4»'ralfr,saiArrB,5e|'art'Mf3jiv,MrS' H'\tMrs- Jessle Smith, Mrs,Loth- The seavices last Sunday at Sa yer and Mrs.F.Needham on rop\tand Mrs.Whiteman presided at\tMethodist Church\twere\tlargely ^\t+ t*Ta\u2019\tthe\trefreshment table.The proceeds\ttended, being full\tcongregations y\tt\t°L*IrS- A\tw\u2019re W-fM-\t:both services, Mr.J.R.Nutter n ok T days\u2019.M\u2018s- Ge°rge Arkley The Ladies\u2019 Guild which met on Montreal, assisted the pastor.Mrs W H HodroH Mrs R C Cow' Th,Ursday with Mr8' Ida »tnith, was morrow, Sunday, the pastor preaches ¦ - w.ri.Hodsoii, Mrs.K.u.Cow- well attended.\tv,ntr,\tTn tUo ovoninc» the at- at of To- in W.at both services.In the evening the Rev.Alfred Bishop will exchange service will be made specially bright pulpits on Sunday, Nov.30th, with and musical.\t^ Rev.Isaac Norman, of Lennoxville A.special service will be held Sun- and J.Dempster in Ascot Corner\tWlH preach the\tEduca- day evening in Chalmer\u2019s Presbyter _ tional service.\tian Church ling and Miss Frances Cowling ; Sherbrooke Wednesday; Mrs.B.Jenkerson, of South Dudswell, in Mown Thursday; Messrs.J.Burns LADIE\u2019S .COAT SALE THERE is no regular price on these Coats, because being a Special Purchase, they are not a part of our regular stock, but we will place them alongside our regular Stock, and you can make comparisons.You\u2019ll find some to compare with our own Coats at $18.00, some to compare with our Coats at $20.00.Therefore, we are going by our own Standard of value when we say these Coats are worth $18 00 to $20.00\t.\t.IF it be a nice Clear Cold Day Monday we will expect to see you in our Coat Section and you can come expecting the class of Coats that Seldom is found in a Sale.Street Coats, Fur Collar Coats, Dressy Goats an EXCHAMGES, PRICE MOW 1475 Ladies\u2019 Tailored Suits THIS is without exception the greatest Suit opportunity ever offered to the Ladies\u2019 of Sherbrooke and Vicinity.\u2014Every Garment New! Made up from the Newest Season\u2019s Fabrics, in the latest Styles\u2014all Skinner Satin Lined, and not one in the lot was mad» to sell less than $25.00 each and some of them as high as $45.00.Most all Styles and Sizes 34 to 44.MONDAY'S SALE PRICE $15.00 L.A.BAYLEY FREE Giant Toy Outfit for Boys FREE Wednesday; Mrs.F.C.Barlow in , Cookshire Thursday, guests of her i sister, Miss Mamie Sawyer; Mr.and Mrs.DANVILLE.M.E.Gilman, SawyerviUe, vrl'lir' r W ^\trepresented calf nn Fri- Ma, le Leaf Lodge, O.of R.at to commemorate Scot-ffend\u20193 patrem saintj fit.Andrew.I Strangers welcome.The Methodist Sunday School will hold their Annual Christmas Tree on Here H I» bers.the Uss^as Gi*ci Tor Ou lit.Jnti ?hAt 799 h*r« bats ?asi.cg ai: youi Lis aid right htze, \u2022Cjfra get\t& eest cl cca.READ WHAT EACH OF THESE WONDER-_ FUL OUTFITS CONTAINS: WfTSk, ft Aacdy Gtazit &*eaja Eca r.e, vith beactîfnl bar n sied trass and fir-a-a Iron body, ext a tut valvea.fticite.plated fy -vh**! and s:: fasten*, a I metal baae.We fjr* you with it a In&ographed tin water wheel or win4 ¦till, a&d wo&b your e-g.n* ,a running yon can fasten a hell tc ifca fiy wheai and or-eraU the mill or any other tcy [99 deaire.$ext, we fire too the ftcost little Magic Canton ever ee-ea.Made of Enaeia Iron, with high grade fcazcp and ertenaica Lea* complete to shew any number of fteaatiful view» and you get ta rty cicturea i&x &.Lde&J with each lantern.Then con,es the faxaens Vacuum piatci gam# that you hSYs ai! seen Ttos fine revolver shoota \u2022 barmiîss rubber tipped arrow that sticks to whatever it iut*.It ;s a compléta game with pistol, arrow bod a fne eoksred target ail eempiet» in a box- Kext you Ei this fine Exeelster Priatlag Outfit, with t^eexen.ty;e ld«r atkd everlaating fnk pad.and a complete aei of the lamo«s game of Magaetic Fish Pond, the fondest, most \u2022Biertaming game ever deriaed Then besides all khoee frtad, big presents, each outfit eompribee the great REGAL MANUFACTURING C0» disappearing pictures, and last bus not least, the famous Swiss Marble and Canary Bird Whistle, a wonderful en- COUNT THEM0' ER 8 Bl° PRE8ENT8* Beys! Ju*t look at the picture of all those grand pra* Mnts and then Imagine what fun you and all youx friend* can have with such a wonderful outfit.It s the easiest thing in the world feo win them alL Just send your name and address to-day and 70a will get by return of mail only 35 handflotnn bottles of the delicious Royal Japanese Per* f ame to sell among your friends at only 10c.a bottle.Big d lTerent delightful odors\u2014White Rose.Arcadian Violet, He:;otrope, Lilac, Jockey Clnb.Carnation, etc.They are bo delicious that everyone buys two or three bottle* cm sight.It ts no trouble at all to sell th'.e few; It won t take you an hour.Return our $3.50 when sold and we promptiy send you the complété Giant Toy Outfit\u2014every article you see in the picture\u2014exactly as represented and listed above, absolutely free.Hurry boys! and grasp this chance of getting the most complete outfit of toys ever offered.We ars spending thousands of dollar* to lnlro> du ce this delightful perfume throughout the Dominion, Write to-day We arrange to stead payment cf all expreaa ehergga on thft\tunder our reimbursement Byatera.OEPTi 24*.TORONTO, ONT.CS AstHma CatarrK WHOOPING COUGH BRONCHITIS SPASMODIC C 20UP COUGHS COLDS Ordering yesr goads direct from cataiof*«, at year tmrralfC*, Wrâkf afl trasxportation ekarges paH, prompt retain of year ssoaey if dautkfied, being dressed is the newest sod most fashionable styles at a *ari»f of 25'! te 5fi and the fact that we deal exdttsively in Women's asd CbUdren\u2019s eiotbieg ere some of the adranteges of sbepping throagh the Boa-Ton Catalogae.1122 is a Mi-.-.' fe Coat\t1344 :=» a fine quality m- ma'îe in 'iiflerent ported French serge skirt colour combinations in black, navy blue or gray, for.$5.78 at.:.$4.25 134 7 ' s a b\u2018.ack si \u2019.k Blouse w :>.h a Mesial ; ne fi nish at $2.75 The illustrations are taken from the Bon-Ton Cata-loir-e and are only a few cf the value* which are offered in this indisvn-.abie style book, A post card request brings it by return.The Bo&-Ton Com par.\t42\" St.Jotoph St,, Quebec.Mrs.Alonzo Hurd, o ¦ çuôsts of Mrs.D.C.MctCâlf on.Fri-\t^u, u.oi Jrt,\tq.% q.\"Lfttia R\u2019p\u201d tea pin gaiae, § book of funny Austnac Magur dav Dr Banfil Mr«?Ranfii and\tof the Reb\u2019skah Assembly on Tuesday evening, December 23rd., in diaacueArin^\tand i«t not lAAwt.th.!\t>>\t'\t* D 1\tThursday, in Sherbrooke.\tthe church basement, when Santa The ladies of the Federated Church claiJS expects to be present in full Guild will hold a sale of useful and reg:a!ia.fancy articles on December 5th.The The ladies of the Congregational sale will be held in the basement of Ghurch intend holding an afternoon the Church.A special feature will be Tea and Food Sale on Thursday, a domestic table in which rakes.December 4th., in the basemmt of Pies, bread and pickles will be of- tl18 Ghurch, Melbourne, from 3 to 6 fered for sale.There will be also P\u2019clock- the table of fancy articles.Refresh- There will he no December meeting ments will be served.\tof the Melbourne Village Council next The semi-annual business meeting week.The next meeting takes place of the Christian Endeavor Society on tl18 Monday in January, was held on Thursday night in the Tbe Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Congregat-Advent Church.The Treasurer\u2019s re- i°nal Church met at the home of Mrs.port was submitted and sgowed a Lf- A- Jones, Melbourne, on Tburs-balance of $7.00 on hand after send- day afternoon.There was a large ing a donation of $9.00 to the Fresh attendance and a very pleasant and Air Fund of the Old Brewery Mission Profitable time was spent, and paying some $5.00 express on ¦f*ev- Mr- MacMillan is back at the flowers which were sent during the Mance, after his trip with Mrs.Mac-summer months to deaconesses in Millan to Montreal, much benefitted Montreal for distribution among the ^ change and will take his ser-sick and poor.The weight of the vlces as usual on Sunday.August shipment was 55 lbs.Thé-^- election of officers resulted as fol-\tBISHOP\u2019S CROSSING, lows : President, Miss Lucy Stock- The death of Mrs.Alfred Atto, as well; Vice President, Chas.Horan; previously reported took place at her Treasurer Mrs.E.Findley; Serre- home here on Tuesday.The deceased tary, Miss Alice Wilson; Correspond- : was 69 years of age and was much ing Secretary, Miss Della Barnard, respected by all who knew her.The The Endeavor meetings for the month funeral services were conducted at the of December will he held in the Methodist Church on Thursday at u.\t^_______,u\tMemorial Room of the Federated 2.30 o\u2019clock, the Rev.L.E.Roy of- by disprderod Stomach, torpid hurch, the first of which on Decemb- ficiating.The bearers were Messrs.! liver, irregular bowels IS given er 4th., will he a Missionary meet \u2014quickly, safely, and assur-\twhich letters from Miss KSTAQLIftHCO 1870 A simple, safe and effective treatment for bron.ctilal troubles, without dosing the stomach with dxr-.^s.Used with success for thirty years.The air carrying the antiseptic vapor, Inspired with every breath, makes breathing easy, soothe the sore throat, and stops the Cough, assuring restful nights.Cresolene is Invaluable to mothers with young children and a BOON to sufferers from Asthma.Send us postal for descriptivo booklet.ALL DRUGGISTS.Try CRESOLF.NE ANTISEPTIC THROAT TABLETSforthe irritated throat.They are simple, effective and antiseptic.Of your druggist or from ut, 10c.in stamps.Vapo Cresolene Co.S2C,rtU«ItSt., N.Y.Leeming Miles Building Montreal, Can.4 Advantages of Bon-T on shopping Always Reliable Relief from the ailments caused A.C.and W.E.Atto (brothers), IV., E.Wiggett (cousin), and A.N.McOrit-j edly\u2014by the tried and reliable\tin, ^\u2019ore® fm 4be,\tcine (nephew).The interment took J J\tl be Guild of the Federated Ohr BEECMM\u2019S PILLS Sold e-verywher®.la box®*, 25 cents.,\t,\t- - 'hurch place at Lakeside cemetery.The flor- ! was held at the residence of Mrs.al offerings were many.The deceased! .onn Kiddle, Friday afternoon, with leaves to mourn her loss a husband, quite a f?ood attendance.Refresh- two children, Miss D.Atto and Mr.ments were served by the hostess.!\tSTANSTEAD.Mr.Henry A.White, who recently purchased the C.H.Taylor house has resold it to Mr.W.E.Gibson and bought a farm at Orleans, Vt.J.Atto, one grand child, Miss K.McAuley, and many other relatives.Arrivals and departures include : Mrs.J.Burns and Mrs.Hillman, of Angus, guests of Mrs.C.C.Rolfe;! Mrs.Wm.Hooker home from a week in Bury with her children ; Miss Vera The Rea! Perrin Clove Perfect fit, worn by all dressy women.All the latest shades.All sizes.The Ace of Clubs with the size inside, and the Goat on the Clasp are your guarantees against imitations.m \\\\l 15 Not a moment to wait When the little ones arrive cold and hungry from school an Oxo Cube m a cupful of hot water is ready in a minute\u2014and makes a delicious nourishing beverage\u2014warming\u2014invigorating\u2014> and filling them with the joy of life.Oxo Cubes are splendid for children.They 'consist of the real goodness of the best beef in readily assimilable form.They build up strength \u2014safeguard against colds\u2014renew vitality\u2014and restore health and energy to old and young.Tin» of », io, jo, loo Cube»,' vf_ /-nv '\t,\t,\t' -»\t'in ttury with ner conaren :\t'Cia to Mr.Ed\" OhaboT\tP^Perty Bishop from UIvcrton where she has finished teaching ; Mrs.G.C.Rolfe Mrs, E.H.Begin and son Paul of Fort William, Ont., is visiting her sister, Mrs.J.A.Begin.in Angus with relatives ; Mr.D.A.Mathcson home from Woburn i; Mrs.J.Vf r- « u « ¦\tMcAuley and Mr.T.McAuley, of X.Miss Frances McGoffey has finished Hill\tr,l her «ieter Mr.n r.A Cube to \u2022 Cup Growing in popuUrity every aS /anvfvo \" JAsva-sans,.! ifoioxin turc of the evening was the presentation of a Bible to Mrs.Sinclair, who has since coming to Kingsbury aided the club in all its work by giving of her time and valuable advice.Miss Dorcas Armstrong read a short address in which the hope was expressed that Mrs.Hinclair would still be counted among the club members though she has resigned the position of supervisor.Miss Althea Fee made the presentation, after which Mrs.Hinclair expressed her appreciation and thanks in a few chosen words.DIXVILLK.ArrivalR nnrl departuroa inrludo : Mias Pearl Chamberlain, who has apent several weeks at Point St.Charles, is at present with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Chamberlain ; Mr.J.Chesley, of Coatlcook, ffuest of his sister, Mrs.J.(Jllson, Hr., on Thursday ; Mr.Hiram Youdk of Groveton, N.H., railing on friend# here on Tuesday , Rev.Moody R.Johnson, Rector of Ht.Matthias* f'hiinh.Fit eh Bay, visiting relatives in this vicinity this week ; Mr.Claude T.Wright., of Montreal, in town the first of the week on business ; Mr.and Mrs.(i.A.Cushing left on Tuesday for Montreal, where Mrs.Cushing will receive medical advice.Traffic on the G.T.R.was interrupted for a few hours on Tuesday evening by the van of ono of t he trains leaving the track near the station.On the arrival of the wrecking crew the car was soon planed In position Mr.C.J.Wright, of Bherbrookc, wan in town Tuesday on business.The Canadian Order of Foresters will hold their annual oyster supper In Baldwin\u2019s Hall on Saturday evening, Nov 29th.WANTED Correspondent For Daily Record At COATICOOK Apply Slwbrcoke Record So.\u2014\t- \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 w j Picture Framing! promptly and neatly done in ^ f Ebony.Walnut.Oak and Gilt # # Moulding.\t} 0\tJOHN IT.RIANP.\t0 0\tCookshire, Qua.0 ^ quickly stops courhs, cure» colds, and hcolr the throat and lungt.n ;; aa cent* ^11771 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913 THREE The Daily Record SHKBBKOOitE RECOUD CO.FriDtcrg and Publisher a.Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 106 and 108 Wel-ling-ton street.Sherbrooite, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE strictly in advance to any address\tin\tCanada.Great Britain\tand the\tUnited\tSLates\t; one year.Ç2.00 ;\tsix months,\t$1.00\t; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 rents.To any address in the Eastern Townships, by the year only, $1.50.CircisSation Statamsnt Circulation statement lor week ending Nov.22nd, 1913 : Monday .10,926 Tuesday .10,905 Wednesday .10,950 Thursday .10,950 Friday .10,900 Saturday .10,900 Total .65,531 TO ADVÜTISEBS Advertisers are reminded that copy for advertisements should reach the Record Office by 3 p.m.the day previous to publication in order to ensure insertion.All copy will be handled In the order in which it is received.I «JMIK Gathered by Daily Record Correspondents in Various Communties home of his grandson, Mr.H.A.The Church was crowded even to the Goulding, of Lyndonville, Vt., on the \u2019 doors, and all enjoyed themselves.20th inst., having gone there last The crowd of people were all served1 spring to reside.He was 82 years of by 8.45 and the programme started age and had lived his whole life ex- at 9 o'clock.The programme was not cept a few years as a child near Vale long, but very good.The towns of Perkins at the foot of Owl\u2019s Head.Richford, Knosburg Falls, Berkshire, His father\u2019s father was the second Franklin, Freiighsburg, North Pin-whiteman to locate in the east part nacle were represented, of Potton and actually the first per-1 An Oyster Supper has been promis-manent settlers, as Moses Austin did ed in the near future.not remain on his claim after finding\t-f- he was in the town of Potton.The:\tBAST FARXHAM.second eldest of a family of twelve Recent arrivals : Mrs.H.W.Jones children, all but three have prede- of Waterloo, recent guest of her sis-ceased him.His eldest brother, Ira, ter, Mrs.Martin Collins; Mrs.Jas.lives near the old home at Owl\u2019s Buchanan of Farnham Glen with Mrs.HIGHWATER.Mr.L.M.Gladden, of Springfield, Mass., has been stopping with his son ___ ____ ^\t_________ .\u201e,cli M.0.Gladden, of the\tCentral House\tHeadj\tan(i two yOUnger sisters, Mrs.\tMcClay on Wednesday; Mrs.\tGeorge for several days.\tc- w-\tBarnett, of Dunkin, and Mrs.B.\tHawk of Cowansville with her sis- Mr.and Mrs.D.E.Warner visiting\to{ Wegt Derby,Vt.He leaves a\tter, MrK- Beaufiel Friday and\tSatur- their daughter, Mrs F\tBurn am, oi\twjfei formerly Mary Horn, of Glen\t'lay; Mrs.Laurie Rogers to\tQue- Newport, Vt., who is ill.\tSutton, and three daughters, Mrs.J.I*50, guest of her uncle, the Hon.Mr.,\t.\t,\tculvert gang, T QOUiaing, of South Troy, Vt.;! Gilman at the Chateau Frontenac, who were at work on the culvert near Mrg phas.Ramsdale, of Newport Mrs- Azro CoHins has not sold her Hardys a few days ago, are eentrej Vt., and Mrs.George Peters,|P^ce as at first reported.of Vale Perkins, also a number of re-! Mrs- Beaufiel and Miss Fanny Vi-latives and friends.The interment las to Mr- c- Hawk\u2019s, Brigham last took place in the little cemetery at Wednesday; Mrs.Elliott of Farnham the foot of the mountain near his old!Centre' will1 Mrs- Welch, who bUR-GEONS.t a r etuier, M.D.\u2014specialty, i,) .Urinary Diseases.consuir.aUun.Res.45 King St., Shernrooke.Que., and oy appouitment.¦\t________________.77W ESTEY.D.O., GRADUATE MASS.Vj!,College oi Ustoohaihy.s York AV!» Dr.w.a.farwell (specialist to the Protestant iiospitaii.Eye, Ear.Nose ana 'imoat Diseases, 37 Dill-/crin Ave., SncroiiMiKe.Cou^uitation JO-Ui a.m.,\t1-1 p.m.aaû by appomlment.JA.D ARC HE, M.D.SPECIALIST.\u2022 Eye, Eat.Nosa.75 British eastbound.$30.üà to ; 'vesÜ>o\u2019jnd.$30.ou to '«or further particulars apply to 10.II.\u2019 oCiwell or C.tl.Koss.Sherbrooke.Que (,r The Robert Kxiford Co., Limited, Moat real.Quebec.Toronto.St.John N.U., and Portland.Me.From Portland Dec.11th Doc.13th Jan.3ri Minim uni ;.Third Mail Steamships TO LIVERPOOL From Sat.* 6 Dec.\u2014! Virginian .Halifax Wed.lu Dec.\u2014!Tunisian.St.John Hat.20 Dec.\u2014Victorian.St.John Wed.,24.Dec.\u2014Corsican .Halifax TO HAVRE & LONDON Thu.,11 Dec.\u2014 !*Pomeranian, St.John TO GLASGOW Thu.,4 Dec.\u2014Scandinavian, \u201e ._\tPortland Pri.,12 Dec.\u2014!*Hesperian .Halifax Sat.,13 Dec.\u2014 !*Ionian .Portland Thu.,25 Dec\u2014Scotian .Boston !*One Class (II) Cabin Steamers.\u2022Christmas Ships.Apply local agency or H.& A.ALLAN, General Agents, 2 St.Peter St., Montreal.K ïà You Ought to Know that disfiguring growths of hair on the face, neck or arms can be removed immediately with ItlS Original Only SÊÉ Mrs.D.Kittridge, of North Stuke- : age from Calgary for the winter; Mr.7\u2019 Bave a birthday party for her Earl Blampin home after being ab- \u2018'Éiîifeiiffft'i /$1c3 25etS.|l?r\" pr/SMIHEHTCftl t \u2014 HMIT~D \u2014 © C Hfaj'TOfflTB C CVIOBAMSlwI» daughter Agnes, Saturday afternoon and had guests from here and Waterloo, Warden, North Stukely and Melbourne.An enjoyable time was spent.\u2014-f- BEDFORD.Mr.and Mrs.L.P.Trottier have returned home after their wedding trip spent in Montreal and other poiuts.Mr.and Mrs.Diicbesneau, Lower Main Street, have sufficiently recovered from the injuries sustained in their recent accident to be able to be out once more.Miss Lila Burrage took in the Thanksgiving ball at Richford on Thursday in company with a party of friends from Farnham.Mr.Howard Shepard returned on Wednesday after a ten days hunting trip, and bringing with him a fine deer as a result of nis prowess as a hunter.Mias Poirier left this week for Montreal, where she has accepted a position with one of the leading jewellery concerns of the Metropolis.Miss Violet McNamara of Montreal is spending the week-end in town the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.M.McNamara.Mrs.E.Corey has returned to Bedford after spending the summer months in the Canadian West\t, ABBOTT\u2019S CORNER.The chicken pie supper was a big success, ?70.5O the amount realized.sent six years ; Mr.H.Reynolds and BOLTON CENTRE.neighborhood is moving into the house he lately purchased from Mr.R.Wight-man, and .Mr.Ernest Thompson is moving into tlie house he -recently bought Mr.Paul Delorme home Tuesday from from Mr.c.H.Jones.Montreal on a business trip ; Mr.P.Mr.Remillard\u2019s youngest daughter Blampin, home Monday from Victoria | died on Monday of typhoid fever.Hev-Hospital, Montreal where he under- 108 \u2018¦BiJaq^qdTg \u2022insiq-uuinaiiH jo ses'Bj at -pg -raaj Satqxoos Agnjjapuo.M v st XT 'spanoduiOD exq^xaSaA Suiqioos \u2018Sniinaq uiojj Agotpu paj-edajg iiiaiipn s» READY, AYE, READY.Richmond, Nov.29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 GUARD PIER REP AIRED.\tEvery Scotchman in Richmond is on Richmond, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 tlie qui vlve an(i eagerly furbishing The guard pier in the St.Francis ;up Highland accoutrements Irt view River has been subjected to a thor- 0j ^ fact that Monday is St.An-ough rebuilding and stands now in arow.B Dayi ami ft will be celebrated better shape for the spring tussle in Richmond in the grand old style, with the ice.New heavy hardwood rj,^ (]ay wiu \\)6 practically a holl-timbers have been bolted in place, factory wall be closed for Monday and the pier raised about two feet, factory will be closed far Monday ! with a new covering of sheet iron and Tuesday, plates.INDUCTED TO CHARGE.Richmond, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 I Rev.Mr.Bunbury was inducted as rector of St.Anne\u2019s Church on Sunday morning last, by Bishop Dunn, of Quebec, assisted by Rev.Mr.Roy, of Gallup Hill.The attendance was ! large and the sendee duly impres-! give.The new rector took the even-iing service and preached a thoughtful and masterly sermon that favorably impressed the congregation.The new rector and Mrs.Bunbury are assured of a warm welcome in Richmond.should try Brompton Kraft Building Paper.The best in the world.For sale by all dealers, or at Brompton Pulp & Paper Co., EAST ANGUS.FRACTURED ELBOW BY FALL.Stanstead, Nov.29.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Miss Beatrice Baldwin, daughter of Mr.P.Baldwin, caught her foot in the rope while alighting from a wagon at Stanstead station on Thursday morning and was thrown violently to the ground fracturing her left elbow and giving her a bad shaking up.Drs.Stockwell and Colby were called and reduced the fracture.-1- ORLANDO MARRIAGES McMANUS\u2014WILLOWS.Magog, Nov.28.\u2014At six o\u2019clock DEATH OF MRS.HENRY LOVELL, COATICOOK.Coatlcook, Nov.29.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mrs.Henry Lovell passed away at her home here last night.She was stricken with apoplexy last Sunday,1 and on Monday had a second attack, Wednesday evening St.Luke\u2019s Church when she lapsed into a state of un- was the scene of a quiet but pretty consciousness from which she never wedding.The contracting parties rallied.The deceased was the widow Were Mr.W.H.McManus, of Mont-of the late Mr.Henry Lovell, who real, and Miss Minnie M.Willows, represented Stanstead in the Federal daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Philip Will-Parliament for several years.\toWS.The Rev.R.J.FothergiU, per- The funeral will take place from formed the ceremony, and Mrs.R.J.the house to-morrow (Sunday) after- FothergiU was at the organ, play- noon at 2.30 p.m, i**\t\u2022\t¦\tn t \u2022\t¦ Now Is the time to have your sleigh repaired.Don't wait for the rush.You will got better satisfaction now.\u2014IF\u2014 you are fn need of a Cartels, remember we are specialists In this line of sleighs.Call or write lor particulars and désigné.We also make Sleighs of all kinds.AUTOMOBILES We repair and paint automobiles.All work done by experts.Let us store your ante this winter.Sherbrooke Carriage COMPANY, P.BIR0N 6 FILS, Props.Slterbrtoke.INJURED BY RUNAWAY TEAM.Brome, Nov.29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A pair of horses attached to a wagon belonging to Mr.Israel Metivier of East Hill were left unattended at the Oriental House for a few moments on Wednesday afternoon.Taking advantage of this they started to run away and collided with a wire fence.They were captured by Mr.Wm.Herman who caught a rein as they made a turn and was thrown to the ground, both wheels passing over his sholder.Fortunately he had on a heavy fur coat which prevented a more serious injury, than that of a sprained thumb and a few minor bruises.Mr.Herman in his chase to stop the runaway lost a pocket book containing about $200.00 and Picked it up on his return to the house, not being aware of his loss until he discovered it in his path.SCOTCHMEN TAKE PRECEDENCE.Richmond, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A meeting of the Cleveland Council will be held on Tuesday next, Dec.2nd, in the Secretary-Treasurer\u2019s office at the Court House at 10.30 a.The principal business will be the ing the Wedding March as the party left the Church.The bride was given away by her father, Mr.Philip Willows.Mrs.C.E.Stone, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and Mr.J.Moss, of Montreal, accompanied the groom as best man.After the ceremony the party returned to the home of the bride\u2019s parents where congratulations were extended and supper was served.Mr.and Mrs.McManus left by the evening train for a wedding trip.On their return they will reside in Montreal.¦-j.\u2019-.[ MAPLE SUGAR ADULTERATION I .1 +*H \u2022H-K-H-K-M\u201d \u2022d-rv-H-* AN OPEN LETTER TO THE CHIEF CHEMIST.Editor of Record : Sir,\u2014In the issue of Nov.1st, \u201cJournal of Agriculture,\u201d you make a reply to an article of mine on syrup _\t_\t______ _ adulteration which while it questions letting of contracts and making ar- the good faith of the writer when he rangements for supply of stones to be used In macadamizing the roads next summer.The Council for the Municipality of attacks the adulterator, yet is a good letter in its way and holds out some hope for the future.Now.the last thing the Pure Syrup Association Melbourne and Brompton Gore meets wants to do Is to antagonize a man on Tuesday next at Upper Melbourne.\tstanding of the Chief < hemist.The resolution in regard to purchase anY wa?whatever, but the situa-of right of way for the St.Francis tion is rapidly coming to such a pasa; Valley Railway will come up for at- nrnProPer legislation has been borne tention\t! witl1 80 l°n&> that you must really The 'various Municipal Councils! Partion us if we take every means in throughout this section are holding our power to stir up and interest their regular monthly meetings a day H10 Powers that be into full recogni-later than usual for December.These ^1°n Hle facts.Lethargy and inmeetings are supposed to he held on o it to-day.The sooner you start, the more money you will make.A.R.WADE & CO.P.0.Box 3283, Montreal, Que.s To lleep In Hood Health through this trying changeable season Is difficult unless you.are taking a good tonic.A course of CAMPBELL\u2019S QUININE WINE now will help you throug-h the rigors of the winter.Be sure of the genuine.Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine K.CAMPBELL & CO.Manufacturer» Montreal 1914 Mci&tfgMii Buick Not onlv a step forward, but a leap.cor seven vears they hav» been leaders ; In 1914 they distance and stand in a class by themselves All parts requiring it have been strengthened to stand Canadian road conditions.No experimenting, simply perfecting a Buick which has won.through merit, a reputation unequalled in the world ^mong medium-priced cars.The body lines are beautiful : the power is Buick unequalled ; the fuel consumption has been reduced to a minimum never before reached.A guarantee of 15 to 20 miles on n gallon of gasoline goes with the new 3-cylinder.All models equipped with the best electric-lighting and storing device known to the world.The M .ael 25-B, 4-cylinder, u the most refined small S-pasaen-ger car obtainable, and is making 25 to 30 miles on a gallon of gasoline and 1,000 miles on three quarts of oH The 1914 models are two Runabouts.three 4-cyllndcr Touring, one Q-cylinder Touring and two Delivery Cars.Thev will be on exhibition and readv for demon-g\tiu January at tht LeBaron Auto Sales Go.Show Rooms, Sherbrooke, Qua.How to Make Your Hair Beautiful Ten Minâtes' Home Treatment Works Wonders.Stops Falling Hair.Itctfing Scalp and Dandruff and Makes the Hair Soft, Brilliant, Lustrous and Fluffy.Better than all the so-called \"hair tonics\" In the world is a simple old fashioned home recipe consisting of plain Bay Rum.Lavona (do composes), and » little Menthol Crystals.These three mixed at home In a few minutes, work wanders with any scalp.Try it Just one night and see.Get from your druggist 2 oz.Lavona, 5 oz.Bay Rum and 4 dr.Menthol Crystals.Dissolve the Crystals in the Bay Rum and pour In an 8 oz.bottle.Then add the Lavona, shake well and let it stand for an hour before using.Apply it by putting a little of the mixture on a soft cloth.Draw this doth slowly through the hair, taking just one small strand at a time.This cleanses the hair and scalp of dirt, dust\u2019 and excessive oil and makes the hair delightfully soft, lustrous and fluffy.To stop the hair from falling and to make ft.grow again rub the lotion briskly into the scalp with the linger tips or a medium stiff brush.Apply night and morning.A few days\u2019 use and you cannot find a single loose or straggling hair.They will bo locked on your scalp as tight as a vise.Dandruff will disappear and itching cease.In ten days you will find fine downy new hairs sprouting up all over your scalp and this new hair will grow with wonderful rapidity.Any druggist can sell you the above.The prescription Is very Inexpensive and we know oi nothing so effective and certain in its result- Telephone Poles WANTED Wanted, to purchase good Cedar Telephone Poles.25 feet x 7 inch tops.30 feet x 7 inch tops.35 feet x 7 inch tops.40 feet x 7 inch tops.45 feet x 7 inch tops 50 feet x 7 inch tops.â5 feet x 7 inch tops.Will contract and pay cash for above sizes of poles to be cut this winter.Write for prices, stating how many you can supply.HORACE HARTLEY, Wholesale Lumber and Pole Dealer, 19 Mayor St., Montreal.DRINK HABIT Reliable Home Treatment Thousands of wives, mothers and sisters aro enthusiastic In their praise of QRRilNE, because it has cured their loved ones of the \u2019\u2019Drink Habit\u201d and thereby brought happiness to their homes.Can be given secretly.ORRINE costs only $1.00 per box.Ask.for Free Booklet.Pharmacie Chagnon, Wellington street, Sherbrooke, Que.Shilohm '*The Family Friend for 40 years.\" A never iaillog relief for Croup and Whoopin* Cougtu T TWELVE SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 39, 191^ Our Assortment of MUFFLERS is unexcelled.We have them from 50c to $3.00 AH Shades Now is the best time to prepare your selection of Holiday Gills We have also BEAUTIFUL TIES Arrow Collars 2 for 2Se T.Vineberg Farrier and Outfitter for Men and Women Suits ÂÜ Weathers Rain or Shine, Snow or Sleet, Allatt\u2019s Bread Can\u2019t be Beat.ALLATT THE BAKER Bell 724.DEDICATION OF MISilC TEMPIE Grand Lodge Officers Take Part in Ceremony at Waterloo IS ON£! OF THE FINEST MASONIC CHAMBERS OUTSIDE CITY OF MONTREAL.Waterloo, Nov.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Masonic gathering yesterday was one of the largest ever held In this section.It was the annual district meeting, and at the same time the opportunity was taken to have the new Masonic Temple dedicated by the Grand Master, assisted by Grand Lodge officers.The temple is a credit to Shefford Lodge, and is without doubt the finest Masonic chambers outside the city of Montreal.The Grand Lodge officers arrived by special car at noon.They were Messrs, John Wright, G.M.; Will H.Whyte, G.Sec.; John Turner, G.Tyler; W, Jennings, G.Pursuivant; O.M.Mills, W.M.Pike, Geo.Brown, J.A_ Cook, Geo.Stewart.There was also a large attendance of officers and brethren from Knowlton, Sutton, Cowansville, Granby, Sherbrooke and other lodges in the surrounding districts.The afternoon meeting began at 2.30, when Brome Lake Lodge, Knowlton, and Sutton Lodge worked the first and second degrees respectively.i In the evening the dedication ceremony of the new temple was proceeded with and was most impressive.At the canclusion of this part of the proceedings the members of the craft repaired to the fine banqueting hall in connection with the temple, where a banquet was held.There was a large attendance and a very , pleasant evening was enjoyed.CHATEAGUAY ELECTION PROTEST HEARING OF PRELIMINARY OB- ] JECTION8 TO TAKE PLACE ON DECEMBER 12 OR 13 Valleyfiald, Nov.29\u2014The hearing Of the preliminary objections in the Chateauguay bye-election protest will likely take place on Saturday, December 13.The motion to fix the date was made yesterday by Mr.L.Codebecq, on behalf of the petitioners, before Judge Charbonneau, of the Superior Court.Mr.J.T.Laurendeau was present for the respond-ene, Mr.James Morris, and made no ob-ection to the motion.Judge Charbonneau was not able to state finally just what date will he fixed as he must confer first with his confreres in Montreal, but he was able to assure the counsel that it would be either on the 12th or 13th of December and probably the latter day when the now famous election case will obtain Its first hearing.So far nothing has been heard of the counter charges which it has been stated from tbe Conservative headquarters have been prepared against the Hon.Sydney Fisher and his agents.Mr.Laurendeau made no statement regarding this aspect of the case and seemed reticent regarding it.The petitioners are most confident and feel that the result of the first hearing will be a triumph for them.They feel certain that they win be able to meet all the contentions Incorporated in the preliminary objections and that the next step in the procedure will follow quickly.U.S.REMOVE DUTY ON WOOL GLOBE MINE STARTS UP Now Turniog Out Yellow Metal For Townships Folk Coaticook House\u2014ponulaî Home for once to Travellers.Eue.Bovchard.prop.FREE CLAUSE OF NEW TARIFF ACT GOES,INTO EFFECT ON MONDAY.Washington, D.C., November 29'.\u2014 (Special)\u2014On Monday there will come into effect one of the provisions of the new Underwood tariff law which excited the most heated discussion while the measure was pending in Congress.This is the free raw wool clause, which exempts from duty all wool of sheep, hair of the camel and of like animals, all paper twine for binding such products, all wool wastes, including noils, top, card, slabbing, roving, ring, yarn, bur, thread, and garnetted wastes, all shoddies, mungo, flocks, wool extract, carbonized wool, carbonized ioils, and other wastes not specially provided.One month later the new rates on wool manufactures provided by the Underwood law will come into operation.-f- HIS GIFT.Any person witnessing acts o! Bix\u2014What did you give the Scrap-cruelty to animals, please report at pingtons for their golden wedding?Dix\u2014A book entitled \u201cFifty Years of Conflict.\u201d WINSTON SPENCER CHURCHILL IS 39.London, Nov.29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Rt.Hon.Spencer Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty and one of ; the most eonspicious among the younger men in British public life, will enter upon his fortieth year tomorrow, having been bom Nov.30, 1S74.He is the son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, one of the most ; brilliant men of his day.His mother was Miss Jonnie Jerome of New York.After the death of her first husband Lady Randolph Churchill married George Cornwallis West, from whom she has just obtained a lezal separation.NOTICE-CRUELTY S.P.C.A.INSPECTOR.Beautiful Sets of Rea! Mink Furs Offered at Reduced Prices 20 p.c.Reductions apply on our Mink Sets here are examples of our low prices.A set of genuine No.1\u2014 first quality\u2014N a t u r a 1 Mink that would cost over $250.00 in most any store.Handsome Stole and large warm and stylish M u ff.This set is one of the finest that we have and at our Reduced Price will be snapped up quickly.Price only $200.00 Another set, this one at a lower price because it is No.2 Mink Fur.Just as stylish and well made and we have Reduced it more than 10 p.c.Muff and Stole, both latest pattern.Value $105.00.Reduced Price $85.00 Guaranteed Perisian Lamb Muffs and Stoles 10 p.c.Discount We specialize in fine Persian Lamb Fur and long ago\u2014last summer\u2014 bought many skins; and picked the best Now we can offer better inducements than anyone.These Persian Lamb productions are guaranteed to be fine quality, to be made perfectly and to wear satisfactorily.We have a large choice of handsome and stylish Muffs and Stoles that we are offering at Ten Per Cent Discount.Prices vary from $22.50 to $75.00 for Stoles, and from $20.00 to $50.00 for Muffs.If you want a fine Fur Set, see these Persian Lamb Sets now.Mandaduik^ \"Retailing Furrier J.A.ROBERT 69 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, ° Quebec.Retailer Men's Fine Hats TELEGRAM RECEIVED TO-DAY FROM T.M.CRAIG\u2014PLANT UP-TO-DATE.A telegram received today from Mr.T.M.Craig, who is in California, states that tbe plant of the Globe Gold Mine, In which many Townships people are interested, haa started up and Is now in full operation.This plant has been over a year under construction and is said to be one of the most up-to-date in California.Letters from Mr.T.M.Cnaig, who is In California, state that tbe plant of the Globe Mining Company Is practically completed and that the mill is about to be started.A copy of tbe engineering and mining journal, of New York, which has come to hand, gives a description of the new plant at this property In which many Eastern Townships people are interested.The article saye in part : \u201cWallace McGregor, general manager of the company, is in a«tivo charge ! of construction and will direct the mining and milling operations.He has had much experience in Western mining, particularly at Godfield.J.W.Rutherford is superintendent of construction.He has had similar experience in the construction of the : Mexican mill at Virginia City, Nev., and at the Black Oak, atSoulsby-ville, Calif., and other smaller plants.\u2018\u2018The 20-stamp mill will embrace the newest ideas in mill practice.The cyanide plant is the second all-slimes plant installed in California, the Black Oak plant being the first.The | ore will be thoroughly sampled after passing through the Gates breaker, before reaching the stamps, which , is comparatively recent practice in California.From stamps the crushed ore will pass to a Dorr classifier and thence to a 22x5-ft.tube mill of the j closed circuit type.The remainder of the mill equipment includes three Dorr agitators, four thickeners, an Oliver 16-ft.filter and three sump tanks.\u201cThe ore will be delivered to the mill by a GOOO-ft.aerial tramway, built on a steep incline describing a vertical drop of 2500 ft.This is said to be the second longest aerial tramway installed at a metal mine in California.\u201cThe plant will be driven by wat-i er power generated by eight water wheels.The water is furnished through a GflflO-ft.flume newly built.The, flume will carry 25 cu.ft.of water per second and the wheels will be driven under a 450-ft.head.The | water is delivered on the opposite \u2018side of the canon from the flume to an inverted siphon installed in the canon, thus delivering the water to the wheels.The lumber used in the construction of the flume was transported from the sawmill by means of a cable carriag .a simply devised aerial tram, rigred for the purpose.\u201cThe entire plant is substantially constructed, and required careful [planning, as the mill site is on a 1 steep-pitched hillside.\u201cDedrick is HO miles northwest from Bedding, the nearest available railroad shipping station.The wagon roads from Redding and other points are fair as far as Junction City, but from that point to Dedrick, a distance of 13 miles, the road is a typical canon road, mostly rough and extremely narrow, so that travel is | rather hazardous.A daily stage ser-: vice is maintained; end during the past summer an auto-stage service to Weaverville, a distance of 26 miles.The mine owners contemplate the improvement of the road to Junction City.\u201cDuring the period oi construction of surface equipment the mine has been under systematic development.No.6 tunnel in the Bailey ground adjoining has been advanced and a raise will be driven to connect with the Globe working situated at greater elevation.A temporary two bucket tram is employed to carry the ore , from the Globe through the Bailey i crosscut for delivery to the mill.A large tonnage of ore Is blocked out and ready for extraction and direct delivery to the mill.\u201d INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK SHOW OPENED AT CHICAGO TODAY AND WILL CONTINUE FOR WEEK.ONE Chicago, 111., Nov.29.\u2014(Special)\u2014 With exhibits valued at millions of dollars, Chicago\u2019s annual international live stock exposition was opened at the stockyards today and will he continued through the coming week.In the number, variety and high class of the exhibits the show this year never has been equalled.The display includes pure-bred cattle rrom Europe and Canada as well as from many sections of the United States.Carload lots from Texas and the West are included in the display.The educational features of the exhibition are to he given more emphasis this year than heretofore.One rundred thousand progressive farmers and breeders are expected here from Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kamsas, Illinois, Indiana and other States, to witness the cattle judging contests and to listen to addresses from experts representing the United States Department of Agriculture and numerous State agricultural colleges.A score of governors have signified their intention to visit the exhibition.G(hers in attendance will include the agricultural commissioners of practically all of the Southern States.MAPLESUGAR ADULTERATION (Continued from page seven.! sues or quibbling.Would the Chief .Chemist explain where the hardship to the consumers comes in ?What class of consumers ?If a poor person to-day wants maple syrup he has ; got to pay through the nose for the adulterated article just as much as for the pure in lots of cases, (see ! your bulletin) and the adulterator waxes fat off the profits of palming j off commercial glucose or mucilage ! for the pure sap of the maple tree.I challenge right away the statement that the maple consumer wants a compound, even at a cheaper price.Maple products are luxuries, and even a poor person when indulging in a luxury wants it pure.If he wants a compound he will ask for it and never fear there will be plenty of makers on hand to hand it to bim, even as a compound, and make a good profit of it, too.I question if one person out of a thousand asks across a counter for Maple Compound.It is peculiar, it is irritating, it is even pathetic to watch the supine, shiftless, do-nothing attitude of public officials over questions of this sort, until an aggravated public spirit kicks them into inaction or out of their jobs.Here is a headline from one of our city dailies : \u201cTrade Declining in Maple Sugar \u2014 Year\u2019s Production Shows Loss of One Million Dollars\u2019 Value.\u201d The article is dated Ottawa, Nov.12th, 1913, and is taken fr.orn a Department of Agriculture Bulletin ; it goes on to state that only about 10 per cent.is No.1 grade, while No.4 grade bringing half the price | is 60 per cent, of the total produc-I tion.Here is a statement from the thirteenth Animal Report of the Ga-, nadian Forestry Association.On page 108 it says : Aggregate for ten years, 1881-91 \u2014 j225,000,000 lbs.Aggregate for ten years, 1891-01 \u2014 212,000,000.Aggregate for ten years, 1901-11 \u2014 196,000,000.A slump in production of 29,000,000 lbs.since 1881, and 16,000,000 lbs.BIWTONME mm mi Settled Just Before The> Case Was Called in Superior Court WM.AUGER SUED DR.ALLARD FOR $200.\u2014CASE AROSE OVER MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.The case of Wm.Auger vs.Dr.J.A.Allard of Bromptonville, was called in the Superior Court yesterday before Mr.Justice Hutchinson.This wras an action for damages for $200 and arose out of the municipal campaign in Bromptonville in December last.The plaintiff claimed that on December 29th at a meeting held in that place be was slandered by the defendant, who was one of the speakers.A large number of witnesses were on hand, and when the case was called it was declared settled out of Court.Headquarters For Union Made OVERALLS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, CAPS, Etc., Etc.STAR CLOTHING HALL J.AND CO.since 1891, figure out that loss to the farmer even at ten cents a pound.It is a pretty steep figure to pay for the privilege of selling mucilage, hickory bark and coal tar flavors to a few * imaginary consumers who might want these compounds Instead of the pure article.A few days later we read of half a dozen retail dealers being fined sums averaging $5 and costs for selling adulterated syrup ; the present agitation is evidently doing that much good.But if that is all the protection the syrup industry is going to get, it is farewell to the maple groves of Canada.There is a lot of talk of forest conservation, conservation of natural resources ; why here is where the government can conserve groves and Industry at the one time.Their efforts so far have been particularly effective to judge by the above figures.You, Mr.McGill, want us to be patient-patience is a virtue ; but you can\u2019t preach patience to a goose that is being plucked, the goose is apt to view the plucking process from a different angle.In short, there is no way out of the mess, that incompetent bungling of this big issue (a very big one to the farmers of Eastern Canada), has brought about, but hard and fast legislation, actively applied, that will put the adulterator out of the adulterating business.Let him sell goods under a genuine label or sell adulterated goods under another name than maple.The matter has been juggled to and fro long enough between the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Inland Revenue with you as Chief Chemist, acting as consulting expert.If manufacturing interests can hire expert chemists to outwit your staff and mislead the public while ruining a magnificent farming industry, and you and your analysts stand by helpless, what are we to think ?But perish the thought.It only wants the necessary incentive ; go to it, Sir.We have this much confidence anyway in the brains and capabilities of you and your men.Where there\u2019s a will there\u2019s a way.It is only because the will appears to he lacking that all this pother is raised.One word in conclusion, the next time you hear \u201cThe Maple Leaf For- COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY BAIR DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RB» STORES ITS THICKNESS AND LUSTRE AT ONCE.Common graden sage brewed into heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked andl faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant ; remove every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair.Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, IS troublesome.An easier way is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing about 50 cents .a large bottle, at drug stores, know» as \u201cWyeth\u2019s\u2019 Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy,\u201d thus avoiding a lot of' muss.While wispy, gray, faded hair is noW sinful, we all desire to retain ou* youthful appearance and attractive-1 ness.By darkening your hair with.! Wÿeth\u2019s Sage and Sulphur, no on#! can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly.You just dampenj a sponge or soft brush with it and! draw this through your hair, taking; one small strand at a time ; byj morning all gray hairs have disap-' penred.After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger.ever\u201d sung or played, think what you! can do to help along the Maple Indus-! try of Canada.The Pure Maple Sugar and Syrup,; Co-operative Agricultural Association.JOS.H.LEFEBVRE, Secretary-Treasurer.-4.- ENVIED HIS LACK OF KNOWLEDGE.He\u2014They say he has more money than he knows what to do with.She\u2014Ah! such ignorance must be bliss.-f- WE\u2019D TAKE ONE OURSELF.Agent\u2014Can I write you a fire in-surance policy, sir?Mr.Smarty\u2014Sure! Write me out one that will be good when money burns a hole in my pocket.iBEATHS REPORTED! \u2014-r WILLIAM SHARS, SUTTON.Sutton, Nov.29,\u2014(Special)\u2014 Another of Sutton\u2019s most worthy citizens passed away at Ms home here on Tuesday in the person of Mr.Wm.Sears at the age of 69 years.The funeral was held in the Olivet Advent Church at two o\u2019clock on Thursday, Rev.John Champion officiating, assisted by Rev.F.J.Hayden, B.A., Rev.A.Wallace and Rev.W.G.Mansfield, the latter from Montgomery, Vt.Deceased was born in this town and has always made It his home.He was an honest, hardworking citizen, a leader in Church work and a noted Sunday School teacher.His other good qualities were numerous.A good citizen, a kind neighbor, a loving husband and father.The bearers at Mr.Sears\u2019 funeral were four brotbors-ln-law of deceased.They were Mr.J.H.Smith, of Hutton ; Mr.F.Bmith of St.Albans, Vt.; Mr.H.Smith, of North Troy, Vt., and Rev.B.H Smith of White River Jet., Vt.j: Ills wife survives to mourn a wor-] thy husband.He leaves three dnugh-j ters and one son.The daughters are! Mrs.Lewis Bombard, of St.Albans,! Vt.; Mrs Arthur Proper, of Sutton,] and Miss Mattie Sears, the youngest,] who resides with her mother.The son, Erriest Hears, has for some years ber;n ».strong staff on which his aged father leaned for support, which was always given full heartedly from the ! worthy son.The funeral was largely attended on Thursday afternoon., «.\u2022'ri.Vu ILL IRE NAVY THE FINEST PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO ALWAYS SATISFIES 1G* ^71141 "]