Sherbrooke daily record, 27 mars 1914, vendredi 27 mars 1914

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Eitablished 1897\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1914\tONE CEN1 Resignation of Officers High up Makes Army Still Centre of Interest.Radicals and Latour Supporters Outspoken Against King.General Elections Are Expected in Either June or July.Asserted That the Whole Army Council Has Resigned.CLEANER AND MONTREAL CITY MME CAILLAUX POLITICAL SITUATION IN GREAT BRITAIN IS GRAVE HEALTHIER CITY 0FFICI#lsL 60 0111 RECREES MURDER RESENT ANGLO-IAPANESE PACT .- Came as a Sequel to the Report Would Rather Campaign Had Gone Prime Minister of Australia Says Br, Panseaii Speaks of Of Judge in Connection With on Than She Had Committed Treaty Creates a Serious Work He Hopes to Accomplish Land Transactions\tMurder\tSituation LIVELY TIME IN COMMONS For Sherbrooke London, March 27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Field Marshal Sir John B'rench who 1 has tendered his resignation as head of the British Army, was called into the meeting of the Cabinet Ministers to-day to discuss his position with them.At noon it was announced that the statement on the subject which Premier Asquith had promised to give to the House of Commons had been postponed until five o\u2019clock this afternoon.COL.SEELY MUST GO.London, March 27.\u2014The political situation continues to be one of the utmost gravity.The resignations of Gen.Sir John French, chief of the Imperial General Staff, and General Sir John Spencer Ewart, from the Army Council, make the army still the centre of interest, but the temper of the Liberal, Radical and Labor supporters of the Government makes the position of the King one which is in reality of more vital interest, though slightly removed from the actual storm centre.The outstanding feature of the situation is that Col.Seely must go.Following an audience with the King at Buckingham Palace last night, General French announced that he had not withdrawn his resignation, inferring that he refused to serve for another instant under the present War Secretary.In the present state of affairs anything is possible, and although the Opposition professes to believe that the safety of the country depends on the overthrow of the Goveroment, the words of Sir Edward Grey, in the House of Commons, that \u201cGeneral Gough did not know what a fire he was kindling,\u2019\u2019 seem prophetic.LOOKING TO EARLY GENERAL ELECTION.Everyone is looking ahead, and a general election in June or early July is certain.The Government's chief Liberal whip is already at work and the Liberal headquarters are believed to be sending orders to local organizations throughout the coun-t.y.A compact is said to have been 'cached between the Liberal and Labor forces as to candidates and constituencies.Three-cornered contests will be avoided.The Liberals will fight on the cry, \u201cthe Army versus the Nation,\u201d abstaining irom any mention of the King.The Labor candidates, however, will play the King for all the cry is worth, believing this to be their best trump card.DECIDE GOVERNMENT\u2019S FATE.The statement of the Premier in reference to the resignations of high officers of the army is keenly awaited, and it may decide the Government's fate.It is expected that, the Prime Minister will state that the Government declined to accept the resignations of General Sir John French and of General Sir John Spencer Ewart.The wildest rumors are in circulation.It is asserted in some quarters that the whole Army Council has resigned, hut this cannot be confirmed.It is significant that the Government has notified its intention of securing the Royal assent to the Consolidated Fund Rill on Tuesday next, the day on which the debate on the Home Rule Bill will be resumed.ELECTION HANGS ON SPE.K-ER\u2019S RULING.The Daily Express says that the Cabinet has asked the ruling of the Speaker of the House of Commons as to whether a dissolution would break their power to pass the Home Rule Bill under the Parliament Act.If the Speaker decides that a dissolution would nullify the operation of the Parliament Act, the Government will continue in office until the Home Rule Bill is passed; but if the decision is that a dissolution will not affect the operation of the Parliament Act, the Government will go to the country with the cry of \u201cThe Army against the People,\u201d whilst the counter cry of the Unionists would be, \"If you want civil war and bloodshed in Ulster, vote Radical.\u201d Much interest is being shown in the almost daily conferences between Mr.Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and James Eamsay McDonald, the independent Labor member, which is interpreted in some quarters as meaning a now coalition with Labor, which would place the land question and social reform to the forefront.SHALL THE ARMY RULE?London, March 27\u2014Field Marshall Sir John French, chief of the general Stair of the British Army, has thrown tip his commission as ¦ result of the repudiation by the Government oT the Gough guarantee, which made it a matter of individual choice whether an ofhcdr would obey the order of a superior, and which he and Lieutenant General Ewart signed, together with Colonel Seely, believing it to In- the policy pi the Cabinet.II may lie that 'this resignation and that of General Ewart, adjutant general of the army, and certain other high J fleers, which are expected, marks the | beginning of the reorganization of the British military estaSlishment, which the recent incident has greatly discredited.Shall the army rule the Empire is still the issue before the people of Great Britain ?It remains to be seen whether the officers in Ulster will continue defiant in view of Asquith\u2019s withdrawal of the guarantee given by Colonel Seely and the Army Council.Asquith says the army must obey orders in Ireland as elsewhere.It is not impossible that this Ulster incident eventually will redound to the political benefit of the Liberals.:The proven facts that the mutiny of the army officers in Ulster, who are mostly Protestants and Unionists, was advised bv leading Unionist leaders and that condonation of the offence was urged by the king will be \u2022 strong issues with which to go before the people.If the Liberals should spring a general election at this1 time it is quite probable that it would fare better than it would have at an earlier period.ATTEMPT TO PROVOKE BLOODSHED Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the I Opposition, denounced the Government\u2019s measures as a wicked attempt ito provoke bloodshed in Ulster.The I Government had not believed it possible that the army had such strong convictions as had been shown.The i army considered that in the matter 'of Home Rule the Government was as ; much a revolutionary committee as Huerta\u2019s Government in Mexico.Colonel Seely, he remarked, had been thrown to the wolves, but there had been a bargain that the wolves would not cat him.ASQUITH SCORES OFFICERS London, March 27\u2014\u201cI am strongly of the opinion\u201d said Premier Asquith in addressing the House of Commons, \u201cthat the Government has not the right to ask in advance what an officer might or might not do in a contingency that has not arisen; and still less was it right for an officer to ask assurances of the Government to give such a thing.So long as we are the responsible government of this country, whatever the consequences may be, we shall not assent to the claim of any body of men in the service of ths Crown, officers or men, to demand from the Government in advance assurances as to what they will or will not be required to do in circumstances which have not arisen.That was a new claim, and if we were to assent to it would put the Government at the mercy of the military.\u201d Loud and prolonged cheers and enthusiastic shouts of approval greeted | this pronouncement.UNSAVORY JOING IN THE POLITICAL POT.London, March 27.\u2014A correspondent of the Financial News states that city circles, which are usually well informed believe that Premier Asquith\u2019s stern reproduction of republican manifestations in the House of Commons is not merely the offi-; rial utterances of the Premier, but i are profoundly and personally inspired.It is beginning to be surprised that there is on foot an effort to secure a recrudescence of the republicanism rife forty years ago.The idea is that King George has not acquired his grandmotherjs supreme personal dominance nor his father\u2019s unbounded personal power.It is conjectured that while King George is comparatively young on the.throne | there is a chance to effect a coup ; d\u2019etat, placing at the head of affairs | a.president whose identity well in-I formed persons can guess.He would I be assisted by a vice-president, whose essential qualifications would be coarse language and coarser actions.The writer admits that these conjectures need not cause anxiety, tnough ho thinks it is worth while to know the kind of joints that are cooking in the political pots.BOARD OF TRADE ADOPTS RESOLUTION SUPPORTING PROGRAMME \u2014 LARGELY ATTENDED GENERAL MEETING OF BOARD ALDERMEN MENTIONED IN RE- WAS AFRAID THAT AFFAIRS OF PORT WILL BE DEALT WITH\tHER PRIVATE LIFE WOULD BY THE INCOMING\tBE REVEALED IN FIGARO COUNCIL.\tParis, March 27\u2014With a cry of in- Montreal, March 27.-Two city ' dignation during her crose-examina- HAS TO RELY ON PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT PERMITTED TO LAND ON AUSTRALIAN SHORES.London, March 27.\u2014Premier Cook, assessors and a city engineer were tion by Magistrate Boucard yester- 10f Australia, delivered an important dismissed yesterday by the Board of\tday at the preliminary enquiry\tinto\tspeech yesterday in which he dis- Control as a sequel to the report of\tthe killing of .M.Calmette,\tMme.\ti cussed Winston Churchill\u2019s recent Judge Fortin, who presided at the\t: Caillaux reminded the magistrate\t; statement and expounded the Aus- municipal land probe.Several other\thow the Figaro had baited her\tbus-\ttralian attitude toward Imperial de- Dr.\tPariseau\taddressed\tthe members ' employees were censured.As regards\tband about \u201cThy Joe\u201d letter.\tShe\ti fence in the Pacific ocean.\u201cWe are of\tthe\tSherbrooke\tBoard\tof Trade jthe aldermen mentioned by the\tthen began to weep.\u201cI regret\tpro-\tbeing told by Imperial statesmen,\u2019 he said, \u201cthat the Pac by last night on the subject\u2014\u201cA clean- C0UI't\u2019 as wel1 as Ttlose employees ; foundly the consequence of my act\u201d be said, \u201cthat the Pacific is being 6\tH .not in thé service of the city, the said the witness amid her tears.\u201cI |made safe and secure, not by the er and healthier city.\u201d The Art Hall board resolved the time previous to would prefer a thousand times that ! might and majesty of .\t.the \u2018 the British i was well filled and the address was | the elections was too short for them : the campaign had continued rather fleet, hut by the Anglo-Japanese listened to with much interest.\t! to do anything and that consequent- i than I should have killed M.Cal- treaty.I hope that Australia will He said in part ! ly they w-ould leave to their succès- ! raette.\talways be on friendly terms with \u201cIn matters pertaining to public!sors and to the new City Council the \u2018'T COOKSHIRE.Mr.Harry Davies, of Montreal, has ; accepted a poeiticm at the Cbrcmicle Printing Co.The Venerable Archdeacon Balfour, of Quebec, was in town early in the ; week.A special illustrated lecture on the Boy Scout movement was delivered fin the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening, by Mr.E.Russell Patterson, General Provincial Secretary of the Province of Quefctc, Two patrols were organized with Cyrus and John French as Patrol leaders.Mr.Tom Cromwell home from Ontario, where he has been looking over timber limits.Mr.B.F.Hitchcock ia^^eeovering from his recent illness.Rev.and Mrs.Hobart of Sher- ; brooke were in Compton at the beginning of the week.Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Pomeroy left 1 Thursday for a visit to Montreal.Mr.H.Boudreau is at present in the Sherbrooke Hospital, wiipre he has undergone a successful operation for appendicitis.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Foyler and daughter, Florence, will very shortly become residents of East Hatley, where they will take possession of their new home \u201cRubicon Villa\u201d re- j cently purchased from Mr.R.P, Hurlbut.They will be accompanied to Hatley by Mrs.Mooney, who will take up her residence with them.Mrs.E.Dawson of the New Oomp-House entertained the members MAPLE HILL Arrivals and departures: Messrs.Stanley Hall and H.A.Watkins, to Lancaster, N.H., last Friday; Mr.and Mrs.Albert Addley, visiting friends at Maple Hill, last week.Quite a number from here attended the Court at Thetford Mines on the 17th.Mr.Richard Allen, who was attending the Inverness Academy is still confined to the house through illness.Miss Gertrude and Mr.J, C.Watkins, visiting Mr.Wm.Smith's last Saturday; Mr.and Mrs.Bert War-cup, visiting Mr.James McHarg last Tuesday; Miss Mary S.McHarg, to Thetford Mines.Mr.Wm.Oliver- who underwent an operation in the Sherbrooke Hospital, has so far recovered as to be able to leave the hospital.(Special Correspondence to Daily Record.) MORE BELL WIRES A construction gang is .stringing another pair of wires from Lyster to connect at Plessisvllle with the Bell local line, which should relieve the trunk lines somewhat, and afford better service.For some time the wires from Quebec to Richmond have been very busy, in consequence of which there have been times when there has been a good deal of delay in getting long-distance messages through.MARCH DEATHS March has again a heavy death-role in Megantic County of elderly, people.There are those who complain of the effects of changeable weather upon the health, but it would appear as if occasional changes relieve the strain upon the elderly and weak-hearted, that results from continued severe winter weather.January and February were very severe this year, and afforded no change for those who felt the strain of protracted blood-exhausting eliimtical conditions.Changes in temperature may lead to fatal acts of indiscretion, but they have their redeeming features.ey to him at all seasons of the yea* The common plea for having neglecfl ed fowls and no hen-house, for hav ing no lambs and no fences fit tj keep sheep ; for having no fipropa place for'hogs, and no protection foi wagons and implements, for having no garden and no orchard, and fol having weeds and neglected crops, il lack of time.All of those thinglBBreal money, and when there is time t| devote to them it may he as vfcï spent, as in cutting immature lun* her Are Cheapest by the Box CORRIS Mr.and Mrs.John Watson, Mrs.McRae, Mrs.Brock, Richmond, at How yon smack your Ups over the delicious tang of a golden \"Sunkist\u201d orange! Breakfast would be a blank without it.\u201cSunkist\u201d are the finest selected oranges grown.Seedless, tree-ripened, thin-skinned, fibreless.Picked and wrapped in tissue paper, and packed by gloved hands.CleaTitsi of all fruits.\u201cSunkist\u201d Orange Spoon Guaranteed Rogers A-l Standard Silver plate.Rich, heavy.Exclusive \u201cSunkist\u201d pattern.27 different premiums.For this orange spoon send 12 trademarks cut from\u201cSnnkist\u201d orange wrappers and 12 cents.\u201cRed Ball\u201d orange wrappers count same as \u201cSunkist.\u201d In remitting, send amounts of 20 cents or over by Postal Note, Poetoftce or Express Money Order.Bend your name for our complete free \"Sunkist\u201d premium circular and Premium Club Plan.Reduced price* ot yoar dealer'* on ' \u2018SUNKIST Orange* by the box or half-box.Address all orders for premium silverware and all correspondence to CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE 105 King SLjEart, cor.Church, Toronto, Ont HR OR IS DySPEPlIC ! 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NO j tact with the otomach all distress INDIGESTION, GAS, SOUR- vaninhes, It's truly autonlshlng\u2014 Rev.E.R.Roy, pastor of St.Peter\u2019s Church, preached in Bishop's tol- ton lege Chapel, Lennoxvllle, on Wednes- of St.James Church Guild on Wed day at the special Lenten service.1 nesday of this week.Mr.A.L.Wooldrige, United States; Mr.H.A.Stevenson of Cookshire, j Consul, returned and Is in charge of has been a recent guest of Mr.and the office here after a three week\u2019s Mrs.Dawson.vacation.\t.J_____4___________ It has been agreed by the merchants to have three closing nights a week instead of two.From the-first of April the stores will be closed.\t.,,\t_\t.Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights ; *J0.unt Plpasa\"t\t, Mr.A.E.Raymond attended the J A larie !luJmber of farmers from: Agricultural Conference held in Rich-: I h.ere att™ded the \u201d1-armers Conven-; mond on Wednesday.\ttl0n held ln Richmond, yesterday.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.C.S.,T,be death occurred at Richmond; Ives, of Sherbrooke, at Mr.J y - Hl11 on March 23rd 01 Mr8\u2019 Wm- ! -Learned\u2019s ; Messrs.Howard Westgate, Healy, mother of Mrs.Perkins of this and Andrew Malloy, of Island Brook\u2019, P1»08- Th« funeral took place on Wed-in town Thursday ; Mr.J.H.Rand,\\ neflday- at Sherbrooke this week ; Mrs.W.R.Mr Peter Cleary, to Danville on Moore and Mrs.Brock in town re-1 Saturday; Mr- -lack Leith, from Mon-{ cently ; Mr.Geo.Metcalf, of Mont- treal.{real, visiting relatives in town ; Mr.\t\u2014-* - L, È.Charbonnel to Sherbrooke on{\tOLIVER Thursday ; Miss Olive Lusk hack to ' Sugar makers are busy in the bush I her duties again after a week with and a good run of sap is reported, ner parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lusk.; a number from this wav attended 1 iT* xk* B^u^ue meeting Monday the birthday party,given Mr.D'Arcy McKee read a paper Patterson at East Bolton on Tues-;on \"The Delinquent Boy,\u201d which was day evening.Interesting to all.At the close of Arrivals and departures: Mr.Harry enjoyed a social Jones of Brown's Hill, week-end guest at the home of Mr.A.Cham-wivo\tberlain; Messrs, F.Chamberlain and ^ ^\t,7\tH- Jon«8.«\u201cday with Mr.and Mrs.d I Z LTl 'iepartr8;\tMuj- J- A.Chamberlain at North Hatley; dock Morrison, home from Granite- Mr.A.Robertson of Montreal, the WH, HU, ;{ohn Buchanan, of week-end at HiUcrr.st Farm; Mrs.w^k^ndHiMi«^}arn«h m\"\tMartha Blssell recent guest of her «fis Mrf r \u2019 h m \\ M?ya .Hnd\tMrs.Wm.Patterson at East Mrs.C.H.Mayhew, of Bcotatown, Bolton visiting relatives over .Sunday; Mr.\t\u2018______________________ and Mrs.Angus McKay, North Hill,\tnTYviTiF and Mrs.M.Morrison and son, of -, TI *\tu Scotstown, calling on her\tHenry McIntyre, who hq,» been Mrs.A.Gillies, who ie very ill; Mr.Ron,in9d to her bed for the past Norman Beaton, of MacLeod Crose-\twith nn attao; of ing, calling on friend» before going r8P°rtad to be gaining the meeting time.all hack to Haskatchewan; Mr.and Mr» D.Morrison and Mr.G, McGlean, Fisher Hill, visiting their father, Mr.D.Morrison.-4- WINDSOR MILLS.Arrivals and departures: Messrs.James A, and Ernest B.Parker of Coatlcook, in town Tuesday on business; Rev, J, H, Hunter, Inspector of Coatlcook, visited the schools here on Thursday and while in town was Millinery Opening on Tuesday, thn *ue#t 0' Mr- Mr'*- J\u2019B\u2019 I,ftrl£- March 31st and following days.T.Roy, Windsor Mills, E.er, Mr, W.S.Drew, who has been vis- NKSS, BELCHING.Mr.Albert Moore, of West flhef-\thl\" hroth8r, Mr.Macon I, Drew, I barmleasnea».\"Really does\u201d put bad stomache In A large flfty-c»nt case of almost marveloue, and the Joy Is its toTai' KUrgt of h)g \u2019 {ather( Mr H is at present quite ill, with an at Diapepsin will give you a hundred dollar» worth of HfttlM&Cuon, or your driitfKiBt hand» you your money Moore; Mrs, T.A.King to Rich- tack nt Dn«\"monla, Mise H.O'Reilly has been accepted\tRICHMOND, in the Royal Victoria Hospital to Halladay sells Goodyear Auto train as nurse,\tTires, carbide, and full stock bf mo- The funeral of the late Mr, Wm.F.tor car accessories.He has the only Pape\u2019s order\u2014\"really does\u201d overcome Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness in flvs minutes\u2014that\u2014 |ust that- -makes Pape's Dinpepsin ! back the largest selling stomach regulator It\u2019s worth Its wsight In gold to\t\u201e\t,\t,\t; 1 .\t.In the world, if what you eat\tfer\tmen and women who can't get\ttheir\tChapman\ttopic place on Wednesday\tlarge garage vulcaniser\tin\tthn men ta into stubborn lumps, you belch\tstomachs regulated.It belongs in\tafternoon\tat his reridence, Rev, P,\tCounty, gas and eructate sour, undigested , your home should always be kept Garvin officiated, The bearers were\tvir»n-»w» » 1 me rev food and field; head is dizzy nndGiandy in cose of a slek, sour, upset Mesure, W, Douglas, F, Rankin, ./.!\t\u201d oUH HA rijjDx.aches; breath foul; tongue 1 coated; stomach diving the day or at night.McCullough, J.Cascadden, B.Ohap- The Quadrille Club will hold a your in side# filled with Idle end\tIn\tIt's the qulekest, surest and\tmost\tman and\tH, Farquhar, Among those\tdance In the\tTown Hall, North\tHat- dtgeatible waste, remember th*\tmo-1 harmless stomach doctor In\tthe\tfrom out\tof town to attend th* fun-\tley, Friday,\t27th.Tureotte's\torchestrent Paps1» Diapepsin come* In eon- world.\tI eral were Mtis li.Chapman, Mont-;tra, 7 piece», All welcome.of $1446.20, was read and adopted.This report was made by Messrs.G.J.Alexander and E.A.Burbank.The liabilities of the County are about $1300.The Council then took up the consideration of the matter of the maintenance of the insane and those committed to the Reformatory School, and as usual there were several cases assessed against different municipalities which did not belong there.The present system permits of any municipality railroading any insane person found within their borders over into an adjacent municipality and getting his maintenance assessed against said municipality.This, of course, creates a great deal of injustice.Motions of objection were made and passed and ordered forwarded to the Provincial Treasurer's Deprvt-ment.Several bills were accepted and ordered paid, including insurance, fuel and repairs to the office.The annual election of County officers resulted as follows: County Delegates\u2014Warden Frazer and Mayors 8t.Laurent and Watson.Auditors\u2014Geo.J.Alexander and Ed.C.Atkinson.\t1 Building Committee\u2014Mayors Smillie, Veirlll and Lafrance.Special Superintendent\u2014P.0.Du-boyce.Mayor Watson then made an address in favor of applying to the Dominion Government for the erection and establishment here of a cold storage plant to enable the farmers to kill their pork when it was at its more profitable age, and not have to feed it at a loss while waiting for the market to get right.Mr.Watson's proposal was that butter, eggs and other produce which was too plentiful in the summer could thus be hold over at a nominal cost, as this cold storage plant would not bo a dividend paying project.A few of the councillors did not think the project feasible, but a majority of them voted to have the idea investigated by the secretary, A petition was presented by Mr, O'Uroady, advocate, of Sherbrooke, signed by Domina 8t, Onge and fifteen or twenty other ratepayers of the Township of Windsor, asking in appeal from a decision of the Council of the Township of Windsor, for the opening of a road from the 10th to thn 14th ranges, lots 21 and 22, the same having been refused tiy the local Township Council, and ns there had been no delays possible for the giving of notices to tne local municipality of thn Township of Windsor, this matter was laid over until the adjourned session of thn County Council which will take place at 111.30 a.m, on Thursday, 2fitli March.The County Council learned with a great deal of regret, of the proposed substitution of Mr.Gibson, thn Agricultural Demonstrator for this county, by n horticulturist expert to he sent by Macdonald College In May, and the Council passed a very strong resolution requesting that Mr.Gib «on ba loH.here, FARMING NEXT For a number of years farmers of Megantic County have made a great deal of money on pulpwood, and the question has frequently been asked : What will our farmers do when the pulpwood is gone ?and for a time the answers suggested disaster.Opinions have changed of late, and now farmers are answering that they will attend to their farming when the pulpwood has disappeared, and some have concluded that they would have done better if they had allowed their pulp-wood to grow, and had confined their attention to their farming years ago.In some cases growing timber has been cut and peeled in a busy season of the year when the farm work was neglected in consequence, cut up and piled a little later and then hauled eight or ten miles to the station for a price that only paid for the cost of handling without allowing anything for the lumber.The time spent handling $100 worth of pulpwood, when it has to be hauled as far as a great deal of it is being hauled to the station this year would if expended on a potato crop produce more than $100 worth of potatoes in addition to providing the necessary commercial fertilizers, to Say nothing of leaving the soil in better condition for succeeding crops, and horse-energy saved.The trees left standing will increase in value, and the farmer\u2019s time will be worth mon- BETTBR- SEED.It is now time to secure the supply,and in spite of the Seed Coni trol Act, and other legislation t4 help the farmer, there is a great need of exercising judgment when securinj seed.One man argues that Wester j feed oats are thirty cents a bushel cheaper than good government ill spected seed oatSiso decides to run th< risk of getting half a crop of oatrf and a lull crop of western weeds, fcj the sake of saving about a dollar i) the cost of his seed, and so lose! many times the dollar saved, i At* other secures a cheap substitute fol good seed from some other source and after carefully preparing gool soil loses a profitable crop by savinj part of the cost of suitable seed Still greater care should he exercise! in selecting clover and timothy seed There is altogether too much No.| seed, that finds its way into out country stores for the good oi oui farmers, and the purchased shouhUjja ware of the No.3 grade dealer, il there is a high-grade dealer to pat ronize.The difference of five centj per pound between good and inferiof clover seed is often enough to temp) the poor man, who cannot afford ti be misled, to purchase an inferior an tide, and so save fifty cents whej seeding an acre, even if he sows thl ten pounds that he should, and whih effecting a small saving on the cos) of seed, loses much more on the flraj crop of hay.The best seed of thl variety best suited to the locality, 1 the most economical to bdy, even i the first crop is high.Samples ol seed can be sent to the Seed Branch Department of Agriculture, Ottawa^ postage free, for analysis, and thl report will show whether the qualltj has been misrepresented or not.GIFT FOR MUNICIPAL RESEARCH.Toronto, March 26.\u2014Ten thousand dollars, or one-tenth the sum requir* ed by the Toronto Bureau of Municipal Research to continue its wor# was donated yesterday by George H.Gooderham of this city.HfTH SICKNESS OR OPERATION It is a pathetic mistake to accept drugs or alcoholic mixtures when nature craves nourishment to repair the wasted body and restore the vigor of health.For forty years the best physicians have relied on the wholesome predigested nourishment in SCOTTS EMULSION which is totally free from alcohol or opiates.Scott\u2019s Emulsion sharpens the appetite\u2014renews blood\u2014nourishes nerves\u2014strengthens bones and restores the courage of health to make life bright SaoWs Emulsion seta in action the very forces that promote health.Its parity, richness and strength has stood the test of forty years.1HEART SONGS\u201d COUPON PSRS.aK.WT»»* mr THIS PAPER TO YOU HOW TO OCT IT ALMOST FREE Sherbrooke Record ^98c aecnre this $2.59 Volmne Reamthiffy bonca to rich tOAfpoo, corm mtmtaped In gpl465 TO ADVERTISERS Advertisers are reminded that copy for advertisements should reach the Record Office not later than 3 p.m.the *flay previous to pubUcation in order to ensure insertion.All copy will bt handled in the order in which it is received.\t\u2014 Communities.creamery on April 1st.Miss Logan has spent between 18 and 20 years I making butter and cheese at this factory, and the new owners from Vermont are consulting their best I interests in securing her services.Miss Logan was a guest of her sisters, Mrs.Chas.Cowan and Mrs.E.Boright on Wednesday, returning to North Troy the following day.Mr.L.Comeau, the barber, has Recommended Eastern Townships # Hotels\t! U 1 RANBY, WINDSOR HOTEL\u2014T.A.IA-* Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.KNOWLTON.The Misses , McElroy, of Waterloo, have opened*.iip a millinery store in the Guthrie Block.Mrs.Booth and family have moved from Mr.Charest's to Mr.Coderre's b°Mre\u2019Henry Boright, of Sutton, who ' enlarged his pool room by taking in came here to join the staff at the another large room, and cutting out Bank of Commerce, has again been partitions.transferred to West Shefford.\tMr' Allen A.Robinson found the Mrs.W.Godue and Mrs.J.R.Ken- roads good enough about town on , nedy are in Montreal for a few days.I Wednesday and Thursday to limber Mrs.L.H.Pibus entertained the Ladies\u2019 Bridge Club on Monday evening.A special meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid was held at Mrs.Chester Bullard\u2019s this week' to discuss matters Ï and plans of renewing the interior I of the Parsonage.j It is understood that there will be I a military ball in the Lakeview Hall on Easter Monday night.Mr.E.Bleau and Mr.J.N.Robinson were in Montreal this week.THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY BANKING ASSOCIATIONS ALREADY ESTABLISHED Con- The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs.G.H.Robb\u2019s this c°rn and Farnham Corner I.O.G.T.weej.\tLodge were present and there was The farmers have begun their sugar a^So a very nice and jolly lot of making and already an excellent qua- younS people whose presence gave At the recent Social Service gress in the city of Ottawa, a session was devoted to the problems of the country, as apart from the up his auto for the coming season, matters.At this session one of the Mr.G.H.Boright, ledger keeper in most practical of the papers was that the Sutton Bank of Commerce, was ; delivered by Mr.Alphonse Desjardins, transferred to West Shefford.where;of Ottawa.Mr.Desjardins dealt with he is acting as teller, commencing on J the matter of co-operation for the Wednesday his duties there.\t: securing of rural credit and rural Mr.A.T.Newton is making ar-! banking systems, and said in Part : rangements to return to Saskatche- : Capital is just as necessary to the wan the coming week.\tj farmer as it is to the manufacturer, The box social held by Mount and the commercial man.Banks do Pleasant 1.O.G.T.Lodge at Temper- ! lend sometimes to farmers, but these ance Hall, on Monday evening, con- large institutions have been organized\t.sidering the state of the roads, was with a view to satisfying the require-well patronized.Friends from Aher- ments of manufacturing industries and commerce, and never to help fi- ! transferable shares.To adopt the I unwithdrawable share system would : prevent a great many from joining the society.LIABILITY IS LIMITED.| The liability Is limited to the amount of the shares subscribed.Here main diflerence between the; societies of the same time and mine.In Europe, the unlimited \u2022 and joined liability of the share-j holders prevails to a very large extent although the number of societies ' limiting liability is growing yearly.In Canada I have adopted a still AND more flexible liability in taking ttaei regime of the New Ehigland States i savings banks, where there is no capital.and no financial liability on the part of founders or promoters.Borrowers must be members of the society, and no one can be admitted who is not upright and honest.Money is no object and cannot ensure the admission of anyone who does not urban Possess such moral qualifications.All officers must be residents of the locality.The funds are provided by the savings of the members ; the objects of the society being to instill thrifty habits and to provide loans for productive purposes.I say \"productive purposes,\" because the borrower must state lor what purpose he borrows, and if this is not considered a good one by the officers the loan is refused.This system con-the disposal of the laboring and agricultural classes the savings made by these very classes.JxTBeu.9 9 t t * t * t t * ) t t t t * t * t : !* \u201cIn Unci nf Prevention ! # is wortli a Pound ; nf Curfi1\u2019 DISINFECTANTS Y\\ e have them all, see our Window Display, I W.H.Griffith BUSINESS CÂS3DS general contractors.IlG K.ADDIE, C.E.li.L.S., QUEBEC.fais St, Cyrille St.Tel.connections.L t a.MEADE.COATICÛOK, QUE., Quebec Land Surveyor.Bed pbono.fAU kinds of surveys and levelling lity has been made.-+- SUTTON.Mr.V.N.Dyer, of this town, now proprietor of the Ingersoll at Ingersoll, Ont., a hotel run temperance lines, which causes London Advertiser to say that Inn as a model has proved such a success that the experiment will be tried in a number of other towns before long.Mr.Dyer has recovered is Inn, on the the C.S t RwIAND L V brooke, Provincial nand pdochelaga Bank Bldg.CREPEAU, SHER-Survey ir, 'Phone 142.UUOLA8 M.TOWLE.MAGOG, QUE-.Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans idivleious and surveys, all kinds.Tel '\u2022(_____________ IN Eli RAN CE Nxr S.DRESSER St GO.l[VY .brooke, all branches of insurance, j Office established 1875._______ !f1/1 J.SOUTH WOOD L CO.INS.AGTS., & S.Mutual Bldg.Sherbrooke.a architecte.w.GREGOIRE.ARCHITECT.Wellington St.Sherbrook;.Bell.10) Accountant tor, Sherbrooke, Na-Dru-Co Laxatives accomplish their purpose with maximum efficiency and minimum discomfort Increasing doses are not needed.at your 74 Æ AGENTb SHER- 25c.a box Druggist\u2019s.National Drug and Chemical Co.of Canada, Limited, SPECIALTY.P., by SOUPS Hiphty concentrated ; one tin suffices a small famity.Purest and best ingredients.Order todav.9 (SPECIALIST CLARK, ltd.Montreal- M.D., SPECIALIS 1 and Throat.Office, k.Lrr\u2014-rTALas Chateau i brand pital 3-y.SOUPS auctioneer, much zest to the evening\u2019s entertainment.Owing to the lateness of the hour, when the contents of the boxes and the refreshing cups of cofiee furnished by the lodge had been sampled, part of the interesting programme prepared for the occasion had to be omitted.Two duets given by Mr.and Miss Ingalls of Abercorn, were very much enjoyed, so, also was a recitation from Will Carleton, given by the Rev.F.J.Hayden.The meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem.The amount received from the sale of the boxes was over ten dollars.nancially the farming industry, in a general way it may be contended that some do harm to that industry by collecting deposits throughout\tthe country, through their rural branches, and sending these deposits to the big 1 centres where the main offices\tare ! situated, such capital being there utilized for speculative purpose.TWO SORTS OF CREDIT.There are two sorts of credit : one OVER A HUNDRED IN QUEBEC, j There are now in the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec 139 of such cooperative credit societies.Let us consider, first, the pioneer society of Levis, now in its 74th year.On Feb.15th last its total assets were Î268,-815, of which $240,778 was loaned out.The total amount loaned since its inception, then, was $1,267,140, It is a woman's duty as well as pleasure to appear well dressed, and with ill-fitting shoes this is not possible.The above illustration will appeal to you as a perfect Shoe.We stock this style in all leathers.Sizes 2 to 6.\t, , J.1 WioigetU Co.j .;¦»\" sWcBU III mi I FEW HOB j IF CROSS, FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED, GIVE \u201cCALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS.\u2019\u2019 SlierliroskB.m From Glasgow.March 7 Mar.14 March 21 and the amount reimbursed $1,02(),-is called \u201clong-time credit,\u2019\u2019 that is, 367.The total number of loans was credit that should be available for [ 6,650.Not one cent has yet been mjprovements on the farm, the com- lost.The shareholders receive fifty plete return of which cannot be ex- per cent, on .their five dollar pected for many years.There is also and four per cent, on deposits.The i[cjOUB \u201cshort time credit.\" required by the expenses for thirteen years and two i,.vp Hnd it rannnt cause farmer to tide him over a difficult month3 amounted to ;$i,872, and the ! NodUf\u2019erence what period, to buy a horse or a cow, ; reserve funds total $16,200.The so-:one jf full of cold.some agricultural implements, etc.Mothers can rest easy after giving \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs,\" because in a few' hours all the clogged-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again.Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bow-els, and they become tightly packed, liver gets sluggish and stomach disordered.When cross, feverish.- restless, see if Sh\u201cr®\u2019 I tongue is coated, then give this de-\u2018 fruit laxative.\" Children injury, ails your little or a sore throat, From St.John, NJ/.CASSANDRA March 26 SAT URN IA\tApr, 2 ATHKNIa\tApril 9 \u2014 Rum\u2014Cabin (II),\t*47.60 J bird Ouse, eakt an) westbound.$81.2» Fur full information apply to E.Ü Sewell or C.H.Fons Sherbrooke.Que.or The Robert Reford Co.Limbed Montreal.Toronto, St.Joh», N.B., Qu.bee.ciety is in a position to take care of ; diarrhoea, stomach-ache, bad breath, SOUTH GRANBY AND GRiANBORO.My remarks will be confined chiefly to all the financial needs of the farming remember a gentle \u201ciiiside cleansing\u2019 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.U\tRes.45 King St., Sherbrooke.Que.| appointment.R W.A.FAKWEI.L .to the Protestant Hospital).Eye.\u2022Ear Nose and Throat Diseases, 87 Dm Teriii Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation, W a.m!.\t1-4 P.m.and by appointment.Arrivals : Mrs.Lahue, of Granby, at Mr.L.Pinsonneault\u2019s ; Mrs.1).Bedee, and two daughters, of Adams-; ville, guests at Mr.W.Cunningham\u2019s.A large number of the \u201cY\u2019s\u201d ac-| companied by their chaperon left | Granby for the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Robinson, on Tuesday evening.The weather and mads being fine, the ! drive was much enjoyed by all | evening was spent in playing ganJcs, i and music, both vocal and instrumental.After luncheon was served, Miss Nettie Clark, who is President, [ took a flash light of all those present.j Quite a number of the farmers in this section have tapped their sugar bushes.Some tapped their trees over a week ago, but have made no sugar as yet.the organization of short time credit community in its territorial limit.should always he the first treatment institutions.I started the first co-operative and savings society in Levis in 1900, under the name of \u201cLa Caisse Populaire,\" and included the farming community in the immediate neighborhood of that town, in order to make an experiment both among an urban and an agricultural population.Lat-; er on, after what i considered a complete success, I extended the same system to purely farming communities, and everyw'here the success has been as striking as it had been in my pioneer society.STRICT PERSONAL CARE GIVEN.St.Maurice, in the county of Cham- given.Full directions for babies, plain, with a population of 1500, is children of all ages ,and grown-ups ! It must be noted that such a society is not an aggregation of mere capital, like the joint stock company, but an association of individuals who Iput their savings in a common fund, land who can borrow from that fund with the approval of the officers ap-,\t, T.,\t, a .i pointed to supervise the granting of t.on, and Mrs.Ethel HuFourt, ^ ^| loans, and upon furnishing reliable SUTTON JUNCTION.Mr.Linas Draper, of Sutton Junc- A.DARCHE, ! 49 King St.At St.Vincent de Paul auctioneers AND COUNTANTE.OHN J- Commissioner and Audi- 5 Wellington St.The tir^t.dose promptly ends the most miserable headache, dullness, sneezing, sore throat, running of the nose, catar rhal discharged, and other loathsome symptoms that always accompany this disgusting disease.Loss of smell, defective hearing ! cates, Quebec Bank, t L ,ATE.WELLS & WHITE.ADVO-Shorbrooke.NORTH SHEFFORD Rev.Father Vincent went to Thet-ford Mines the latter part of the week to assist in the Lenten exer-and i cises thcre\u2019 mucus dropping in the.bock of the throat J 31t.1 hos.Fuite of l hetford Mines are other symptoms that show the pres 'visited friends at West \u2022 Brou-ghton quickly ihc Way to Solve the Dress Question The way to dress well at little cost use of this simple EONARD& JUNEAU, IB King St.advocates \\\\M.C TRACY, Wellington St.ADVOCATE, 137 , ^yBREADY cates.15 & PANNETON, \u2019 Wellington St.ADVO- 6e».FaNld Baker, Admate, iweelsbarg Office open every day.Personal attention Wednesday» and Saturdays.APDOinUrîfnts can be arranged lor any time.Mont real Office : CHAUVIN.BAKER & WALKER.! ! ence of catarrh, and which arc overcome by the | treatment.Every person who hns catarrh in any ! form should give this prescription a | trial.There is nothing better.IMPORTANT -In ordering Parmint allway s specify that you want.Double Strength ; your druggist has it or lie Iran gel it for you : if not.send 75c.to | the liiternntinii.il Laboratories.74 St.Antoine street.Montreal, P.Q.who make a special!y ol it.Mr.Ttaos.Tuite | visited friends at : last week.During the past year a number o( I young girls of West Broughton have entered the convent with a view of i embracing a religious life, the latest being Miss E.Taschereau, Miss Fay and Miss Precella Noonan.PIGEON HILL Preparations are being made lor I an Easter dance, to be held in the EAST PINNACLE.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hicks on Friday to Mr.E.J.Ingalls after spending the winter in Los Angeles, Cal.; Mr.and Mrs.J.Dymond, of Hillside, at Mr.E.J.Ingalls recently ; Mr.Gron- is to buy ten or twenty cents worth dron, of Sutton, on Sunday last; Mr.of DY-O-LA, and color desired, which J.Newcity, of North Troy, recently you can obtain from your Druggist visiting friends in this place.\tor Dealer.You can dye anything Mr.O.W.Hancock\u2019s little daughter right at home, with better results Leola who was very ill last week, is than professional Dyers can give you.better.\tThousands of women are Dyeing their Mrs.P.Lahue still continues very clothes with DY-O-LA every day, and ill.Mr.and Mrs.E.Johnson, Miss B.Johnson, Miss Alice Thomas at Mr.E.J.Ingalls on Sunday, also Mr.A.Wesley of Sutton.\t1 their Dresses look \u201cJust like New.\" Not like \u201cDyed-over Goods,\" as is the way with other Dyes.By-the-way have you seen the new DY-O-LA Shaded Color Card ?It\u2019s a beauty ! Gives all the latest colors that will be worn this Spring, your Druggist or Dealer will be pleased to show it to you.At the same time ask him for one of these Handy Little Book SOUTH BOLTON.Mrs.John Durrill is in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, where she has just undergone an op-erarion.Mr.Geo.Houldsworth is erecting a ]ets, which give in a concise form all dwelling house for some of his ti,e Valuable information in regard to ! Wstsr Work* Water Pow»r* Burvaylng Patent Solicitor Mining Correspondent WANTED for Daily Record At Granby, Que.APPIiY to SMrooke Daily Record Co., Slmlmko.I a 16 Ounces IQ Cents Your linen has that finv.htrl look when you use Chinese Starch.The same excellent results ohrainctT by hieii-clas* laundries can be secured by you.Chinese Starch makes your laundry work easy because the iron will not «tick.This i* made ponible through the combination of two oils which are to be found only in Chinese Starch.Your grocer carries Chinese Starch.Insist upon getting it.Pot up only in one style package, like that shown here.OCEAN MILLS, Montreal.Send for free booklet \u201cHome Uundering Hints.\u201d It is full of practical ideas.heir Hpe- llftB sip.Mra.J.A.Wright, from the pital, In Montreal, where she been a few weeks.The School ie-opened on Wednesday last after a two weeks vacation.FARNHAM Mrs.F.R.Amadou of Boston, and Mrs.T.H.Ring, of Concord, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.Farmer on Monday and Tuesday.There was a good attendance at the Indies' Guild meeting, in the Parish Hall on Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.T.Hum held here millinery opening on Wednesday and Thursday.Dr.M.R.Slack to Abbotsford on Wednesday.FRELIGHSBURG In the Methodist Church next Sun day evening the junior choir will ns flist in the service of song.Most of the farmers round hero have commenced their sugaring operations.BOLTON GLEN.Mr.Percy Baker has rented Mr.A.Hall's farm and will also gather the cream through the Glen and China.Mrs.Astley Williams, the past week with her sister, Mrs, Hunt, of New York.Dyeing, which professional Dyers have been years in finding out.If he is out of the Booklets don\u2019t hesitate to send a poet card to the manufacturers of DY-O-LA , The Johnson-Rich-ardson Co., Limited, Box 124fl,Montreal, Can., and they will send you one promptly by mail.EATING RELIEVES STOMACH TROUBLE A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE \"Eat «rood foods and plenty of th«m.Dieting, in many cases.Is almost orim-Inal.Get back to normal.To do so you ! muet have the proper quantity of nourishment.You need it for brain or physi- | ml work, probably there is nothinn; the matter with your stomach except acid- i Uy.That is merely an abnormal soc.rc- ; tion of acid in the stomach.Neutralize that acid and your stomach trouble will I end at once.Neglect may moan ulcerb, if not can go r of the stomach.Do not; \\ake patented medicines or pepsin tab-' lets for dyspepsia.Simply take a neutraliser of acid.Decidedly the best neu- , trailer Is ordinary drugget's biauratod 1 magnesia.You can get It at any drug «tore for a few cents.Taka n.teaspoon- ! ful in a quarter glass of water after 'each meal.The relief will be immediate.\" tion easy, we'll hand back your money.We couldn't endorse anything any more strongly than we do Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets.Containing Pepsin and Bismuth, two of the greatest, digestive aids known to medical science, they soothe the stomach, check heartburn and distress, promote a natural flow of the gastric juice and help regulate the bowels.Remember, if they don\u2019t make your digestion so easy and comfortable that you can eat whatever you like whenever you like, we want you to come back and tell us and get your money.Sold only at the more than 7,000 Rexall Stores, and in these towns only by us.Three sizes, 25c.,\t50c.and $1.00.W.J.H.McKindsey, Lonnoxville.Geo.W.Johnston, Cowansville.J.B.Comeau.Farnham.A.das.Bedard, Richmond.Arthur Vaillancourt, Waterloo.Salt Rheum for 6 Years ; ZAM-BUK HAS CURED HIM.For over six years Mr.William H.; Birt, of Pisquid, P.E.I., suffered from i salt rheum.He says : \u201cTbe disease attacked my arms and hands, and the fore-finger of my right hand was the worst.i ','3 was engaged as a blacksmith by I the Bruce Stewart Co., of Charlottetown, and sometimes every stroke of the hammer would cause the finger to bleed freely.1 tried various ointments and salves, and then went to several doctors iu and around Char lottetown.\u201cOne medical man, after treating me for some time said he did not think I could ever be cured.Another put my finger Into some fluid, which seemed to burn it terribly, and then put \u2018a straight jacket\u2019\u2014as I called it \u2014on the finger for two days.Trying one thing and another I1 spent over $50.00 ; and all in vain.\u201cI saw an account of some of the great cures which Zam-Buk has worked and decided to try it.The first box did me a lot of good, and the finger showed traces of healing, so I kept up tbe Zam-Buk treatment aud a few boxes worked a cure.There has been uo return of any trace of the disease, so I know the cure is permanent, and I am so thankful for my cure that you are at liberty to use these facts as you like.\u201d Reader, if you have any skin disease, cut, burn, cold sore or skin injury, try Zam-Buk.It Is absolutely unique as a healer.Druggists and stores everywhere at 50c.box, or post free from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for price.CANADIAN SERVICE.From\tFrom Soiithami.ton.\tPortland.M».March 19 .AUSONIA .April 4 March 2(5 .ANDANTA .April 11 April 2\tASCANIA\tApril \u2019 18 Steamer, call l'iyuiuuth Eamoound.Rates Cabin lU) HU.25 UP; Urd-oUsa British Eastboune $80.25 up ; .Westbound $8(1 up.For further particular, apply to E.H.Bewell or C.li.Foss, Sherbrooke.Quo , or the Robert Reford Co., Limited.Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St, Jonn.N.B., and Portland.Me.TABLE In Effect September 28tb, 1913 BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS\u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 8.00 a.m.dally, arrive Levis 1.15 p.m., Quebec 1.20 P.m.EXPRESS\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 4.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arriv, Levi» 0.10 P.m,.Quebec 9.15 p.m.ACCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 7.00 P.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Valley- Jet.3.30 a.m.Also connecting trains on the Megantlo and Chaudière Valley Divisions, daily except Sunday.For timetables or further iolorna»-tion apply to any of the Company's Agents, or to E.C.Grundy, G.F.A P.A.Sherbrooke.Que.C I! CANADIAN PACIFIC lldfanii Fares to Pacific Coast March 15tu to April 15th.ONE WAY SECOND-CLASS.Sherbrooke to Vancouver.Victoria, Seattle, Portland.$55.45 Sun Francisco.Los Angeles, df.-Tft OffJ Sfan Diego.Cal.'ÜVKJ.OJ Tickets and full information on application to E.H.Sewell.City Passenger Agent.74 Wellington 81., phone l3u.or C.P.R.Station.Phone 207.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY For Headache .4 Neuralgia.La Grippe Relieve AR Nerve FOR Low Une-Way Second-Class Fares in force March 15th to April 15th, Fares from Sherbrooke: Oontiftoox House\u2014Popular Home for Travellers Eug.Bouchard, Prop.Portland.Ore.; Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, B.C.Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego.Cal .Tourist Sleeping Cars leave Montrrf every Monday.Wednesday and Friday x 10.30 p.m.C.H.FOSS.City l\u2019as», and Tic!, Agent.2 Strathcona Square, phone s( W.HARRISON.Station Agent, 'phot, 1(17.P.C.DuBoyce NOTARY, AUDITOR, KT8 COURT HUUSfa:, RICHMOND, Otltt.Successor to D.M.Row at.N.r.Spokane, Wash.$56.3.\u2019; li row.SHERBROOKE DAH/Y RECORD, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914- \u2018If it comes from Mullin's, it's good.\" SPRING HAT TIME! For a Correct Hat\u2014correct style and becoming to yon\u2014come here to do your choosing.We\u2019ve fathered our Spring Hats from the best Hatters nown to the trade\u2014Expert Hatters ! DERBY HATS\u2014S2.00, $2.50, $3.00.SOFT HATS\u201451.50, S2.50 to S4.00.The Hats that fashion says are correct, and the Spring styles are very handsome! We handle the Hats made by half a dozen famous Makers\u2014there are no better Hats! Last season\u2019s Hat won\u2019t do this Spring\u2014the changes in the shapes and colorings are very marked, and they will make your old Hat appear decidedly old-fashioned.We\u2019re Hatters as well as Clothiers, and you\u2019ll find that we can save vou monev on a Hat.MULLIN\u2019S Clothiers and Hatters \u201cThe Men\u2019s Wear Shop\" 153 WELLINGTON ST.,\tPhone 282 \u2018l!jj ! : V U Éiiiiü V Madam Glove buying is simple The name Dent\u2019s is your guarantee of the very highest quality \u2014 and the size you want will be accurate in Dent\u2019s make\u2014comfortable and stvlish \u201cInsist on DENT\u2019S COWANS MAPLE BUDS Delkiout Solid Chocolate! (name and design registered) only satisfy the craving for sweets they are full of nourish ment Most Pleasing SURPRISE 0 THE COWAN COMPANY.LTD.TORONTO.- CANADA 243 C 0 WA N irrrr ift l« Bay Window Classes Looking through Torio lenses is like looking out of a bay window compared with an ordinary window.You can see on all sides comfortably.It costs more to build a bay window than it does a flat one.and likewise, Toric or \"Bay Window\u201d lenses cost a little more, but they are worth it.You will never know real eyeglass comfort until you wear Tories.$3.00 per pair up, including fitting, Consult A.C.SKINNER, THE OPTICIAN, 7 Strathcona J STADIUM CLOSED FOR SEASON.The Stadium has been closed for the season, and the ice is now being1 removed.The Rink will be open Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday afternoon of this week to allow parties to remove their skates and other belongings.A MALICIOUS JOKE.The item that appeared in the Daily Record on Wednesday stating that Mrs.Frank Rhoda.Capelton, had announced the marriage of her daughter, Mrs.Bessie Rowe tb Mr.Î Year, is not correct.The item was published in good faith as it bore the signature, \u201cMrs.Frank Rhoda, Capelton.\u201d The item was sent In evident-! ly with malicious intent and steps ; will be taken to locate the guilty party, who is not only liable for spreading false news, but can also be held on the serious charge of forgery, which is a penitentiary offence.New Stock Baby Carriages Here they are fresh new goods direct from the best makers.We have them all in stock to-day but to avoid delay will people sending mail orders please make first and second choice.EXTRA SPECIAL A Complete Set of Lighting Fixtures INCLUDING 1\u201419 in.Green Art Glass Dining Room Dome .1\u2014Amber Art Glass hall pendant .«.\u2014.\u2014\u2022\u2022\u2022 .8.00 T 1\u20143 light Parlor Shower 1\u2014Bathroom Bracket.1\u2014Bedroom Bracket .CANON SHREVE\u2019S LENTEN LECTURES.Continuing his Lenten lectures on Wednesday evening at the Church Hall, Canon Shreve said: The year 1401 opened the century during which printing was discovered; the tedious task of writing books by hand -was j at last over.In the century also ! Columbus made his voyage over unknown seas and found America, and during this century also Christianity 'received a heavy blow in the fall of ; Constantinople, and the falling into the hands of the Mahommedans of .\".¦\"¦i\u2018 i\" « » aaa\tone of the most glorious churches in * the world, St.Sophia, which was degraded to be a mosque.In 1501 1 we look forward to a century of darkness, a time of partial slavery and part freedom, which the next century tells of a time when the struggles of a thousand years were at last crowned with success.Tyndall translated the Bible into English, but his books as well as himself were burned.Latimer, Ridley and afterwards Cranmer, Bishops of the Church, went to the stake, followed by hundreds of others, in the This wras the time .2.00 .2.00 $32.50 All the above complete inelading glass shades and tungsten lamps Only $2£>«00 THE ABOVE MENTIONED SET ON DI&PLAY IN OUR WINDOW.Electrical Repair and Supply \u20ac\u2022.W.J.WIGGETT, PROP.CITY NEWS !\t* * * **^A*\u201c^^ this Mr.L.A.Bayley returned morning from his southern trip.Excellent program, Tuesday evening, Musical Club, 25 cents.Miss A.M.Reid, Duflerin Avenue, is spending a few days in Montreal.Mr J.H.Walsh, of the Quebec reign of Mary.I Central Railway, was in Quebec yes-|Of the massacre of St.Bartholomew, terday.Food Sale and Tea Plymouth Hall.Sat.3 to 6 Mrs.W.B.LeBaron went to Mont-; real yesterday to visit her daughter, i Mrs.Carroll Cate.Mr.J.Dube of St.Charles Semin-ary, was called to Cookshire by the sudden death of his brother.i Fresh new stock Baby Carriages i direct from the best makers, at Edwards.\u2019 Read to-day\u2019s advt.when the Inquisition reached the summit of its power.In that period the Church was almost lost and had largely lost the spirit of its Master and Head.There were a few hymns written that come down to us from that time, none at all between 1401 and 1500.From 1501 to 1601 we find two that have survived, \"Christ the Lord is Risen Again,\u2019- by the Rev.M.Weisse, and that hymn which is called \"The Battle Hymn of Luther,\" based upon the 46th Psalm, \"A Safe Stronghold Our God is Still.\u2019\u2019 Our translation is by Tho- The friends of Mrs.Harry Robin- mas Carlyle.Two great, rugged | (son will be glad to hear that she souls, one German, the other Scotch, 3 has almost recovered from an attack meet in this great hymn.Besides 8 ; 0j scarietina\tthese there is also the well-known ?.\\\t^\t,,\t'\t« xt.w »\t.\thymn, \"Jerusalem, My Happy ^ ! The collectors of the w.A.of St.Home,\" whose authorship is un-; Peter s Church are reminded to bring known.The manuscript in the Brit-in their returns by Saturday, the jgk Museum is signed \"F.B.P.,\u201d but 2Sth.\tthough many surmises have been Mrs.Wilfred Trudeau, of Cartier- made as to whom these initials ville, Is visiting her mother, Mrs.stand, ior it has never been estab-Robert Allard, of Laurier Avenue, lished.Just as the century closes fnr a few weeks\t'we £et a beautiful hymn,'paraphrase 1 r alew weess'\t, of Psalm 100, \"All People that on Church cushions made to order, any Earth do Dwell.\u201d It was written by size, at Edwards.\u2019 Place your orders the Rev.Wm.Kethe, who was driven1 early for Easter.\tout of England in the time of Mary.There will be a food sale and at-Wiot\\theo °Pen*ng °f the 17th century; ternoon tea in Wesley Hall from four\t^\t\"o,\t1 ,, »u \u201e\u201e Saturday afternoon, °t «' Hospital ward.\tcUe 0t()mt,,,n\ttb, a,most Stadium closed.Rink open to- cessful strangulation of the English night, Saturday night and Satur- Church.For a time the singing of day Aft.Patrons are requested to the old hymns taken from the Latin remove their skates, without delay, was forbidden and music for awhile Mrs.Garrett, wife of Rev.R.J.waS banished from the Churches, sup-Garrett, Pastor of the Baptist Church ^ a.considerable time only is in the Sherbrooke Hospital for : b> the Psalms.Already there was .\t.\t.a metrical version, and so interested treatme .\t; ivere the people in the Bible, which had been kept from them so long, that they would gather in great crowds to sing these psalms, just as crowds would fill the churches to hear the reading of the Holy Scrip- Mr.Ernest Wey, who, since his ar-1 rival from England, spent some time in Waterville, has taken a temporary position in the Sherbrooke Post Office.After six to-night, .25 bottles Liquid Veneer for .20; Cushion Forms, 22 x 22, for .39; four-yard wide Cork Linoleum, .65, for .50 per sq.yard; .40 Floor Oilcloth for .30.tures.When the Pilgrim Fathers left England, they took with them another version, not a very good one, but no doubt they sung it lustily.In 1650 the Kirk in Scotland adopted their paraphrases, and still Misa Alice Allard of this city, has use the version written at that time, returned from Cartiervllle, where Just as the Ifth century was draw-she has been the guest of her sister, 'n£ ft* a close Nahum Tate and Nich-Mrs.Wilfred Trudeau, for the past °^as Brady published another metri-six weeks.\tca* version of the Psalms, most of ; which were as dull and dry as the Mr.S.F.Morey left this morning others, but herf and there rose high-for Montreal, where he will attend er.Three of these in our hymn-tbe spring art exhibition which opens books, \"Through all the Changing to-day, and will then go on to Tor- Scenes of Life,\u201d Psalm 34, \"Have onto, for a visit to his daughter, Mrs Mercy on Me, Lord,\u201d Psalm 51, and A.Abercromby Bowman and Mr.\"As Pants the Hart for Cooling Bowman.\tStreams,\u201d Psalm 13, are some of their best examples.What ruined the popular versions of the Psalms Special For Saturday 3 doz.assorted Cookies .25c Two Social Tea Cakes .25c MCLEAN\u2019S FOR YOUR y Ï ! There was a large attendance at the regular meeting of Court St.was the fact thnt ^th one or two Francis Canadian Order of Foresters exceptlong they wcre VerKifind to suit held last evening.\tSeveral members\tcommon metcr\ttunes,\tand it was not ' *er?nominated as delegates to\tthe\tunttl Tate aml\tBrady\tcarnc that there High ourt meeting which takes place wan anything better.A most beau-in Quebec next June.After the busi- tiful hymn.\"When Shepherds Watch-ness the members engaged in cards, f,d their Flocks by Night,\u201d came checkers and carpet ball.\tfrom the pen of Mr.Tate in the year The Quebec Telegram in its remi- T0 8hovv\u2018ing bt\u201c * be a \u2018\u2018ymn-writer niscences of \"Fifty Years Ago,\u201d re-,^\"0 \u201c abl ity' ®elon*In* f ° marks that : \"Fifty years ago to-day\tgRm|ral pcI,:iodI wfircw (Thursday), Mr.G.B.Loomis was cnel®brnabed fnUfB\\ 1)r\u2019 Isaac Wat\u201eta\u2019 appointed High Constable of Sher-\t^ .\t, Ï ,,\t,, .,\t,\tgifted man, wrote between four and brooke, succeeding\tMr.E.Clark,\tre-\t£ve thouj,and\tHe verBlfled signed.High Constable Loomis was m nf th8\trather taking for many years one of the best known thR genera, meaningi and hts pro.citizens of Sherbrooke, and served duct,ions were therefore more eult-wlth ability in the position to which for publie worship than those he was appointed half a century ago.of his predecessors.Eighteen of his The quarterly meeting of the >^H nre in our book among the \"Daughters and Maids of England\u201d\t.beauttfuJ, bclng 0 £o AUTO\u201c*V.,F (jjTROPPCR COMBINKO IN ONt PXC* a f The Sleeves of your coat \u2014 you probably haven\u2019t thought much about that\u2014 but the designers who have made up our Clothes for Young Men have.You know that badly designed sleeves will spoil a coat that may be otherwise perfect.This season coats arc made to fit the figure snugly, and the.sleeves must be made and designed to har-moni/.e with that idea.Notice how the designers of our Young Men\u2019s Clothes do it.We arc maintaining special department this season for Proper Clothes for Young Men\u2014and it\u2019s worth while seeing them.Our Spring 1914 Model Hats arc here for your consideration.SIMPLE AND UNIQUE sm Guaranteed 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL If you are in need of a razor let us explain the merits of the /iuto-Strop J.S.MiUell t [0.Wholesale Retail W4 Cnllapniblo Go Cart, color black, Htrong leatherette hood, rubber whceln, etc.Regular $12.50, for .$10.00 All t.hn above flo-c.\u2019art.H ami farrla^\u2019K arc frcuh new «took r at\t182.1.05\tat 82*.\t5: 136*\t :o9*,\t23 at 209 3.IGOTHAM ' Madras Stripe1 K lock bullonholc 1 M |1 s i z e s By Stock Wire y Asquith postpones his promised statement in Parliament until Monday.Speaker (Mark breaks with Wilson over the tolls repeal bill.Eastern Kodak Company reported to have settled suit brought against it by Anso Company.Twelve industrials declined .19.Thirty active railways declined .1(1.Herald ; The improved demand (or bonds is a strona factor in the situation.Commercial : Hope must, be reviving as the saP goes tip the trees, even ii there Is no business in the market.American : Tlullness breeds pessimism, ns a stagnant pool breeds mosquitoes.Evans' report i thoroughly believe that though dullness and irregularity may Prevail for a short time longer.a.move upward is not far off.TO-DAY\u2019S MARKET PRICES.Morning quotition.New Yotk M»rk«i sad transactions Montitai stock Kx NEW YORK NOON LETTER.The market opened quiet, and hut; little change from last night.There was a show of strength in the copper, stocks, especially in Utah, which ran up to 56>è, as compared with 56 last night.C.P.R., on the other hand, opened down, and has ruled heavy during the two hours\u2019 trading.The reports of heavy retrenchment by the, Penna.Ry.System caused some traders to'sell the Eastern Trunk lines, but prices yielded very slightly.In the second hour, however, sudden activity developed in Western Union, which, on comparative large transactions, rose to 63J.American To- WOOD Cord Wood, Block Wood and Stove Wood of various lengths for sale.Thonc 359.\tW.A.HALE.¦t.Have you ever tried our \u201cDia-mond Jubilee\u2019 Plate Polish?**\u2019\u2019] V' i*u\u20141\u2014;**!**;*V\t!**i\u2014t-v-t\u2014t**-**i- ! 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Lake Megantic, March 27.\u2014(.Spe-! -\t- .\u201e -r-\tcial)\u2014There has been no sugar made1 Dr.Pariseau said his relations with here yet, the weather has beenfjtoo! the road and garbage departments cold and there is too much snow in! had not been clea:.tablished but the woods.The sap was running on he would see that all complaints re- Wednesday but it is too soon yet to lating to_ dirty spots, etc., were pas- say what the prospects are for a as had been done in that capacity,\t- - he realized the absolute futility of °vercrOfd\u2014the by-laws requiring a the so-called quarantines which were ' certaln number of cubic feet per per-n\t~\t; worth absolutely nothing, and the 8011 were beiug violated every day.PEOPLfc TAKE ^SALTS'* dTSt Cases 113(1 136611 ^s^nunating the Tllls state of things must be stop- Coming to the Civic Hospital, the\tHOUSING PROBLEM.Health Officer said that through the1 Regarding the housing problem a generous help of the Victorian Order systematic inspection of every house of Nurses the institution had been presumed to be unhealthy was needed placed in a thorough going order and an