Sherbrooke daily record, 13 mai 1914, mercredi 13 mai 1914

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914\tONE CENT ______ GENERAL HUERTA WILL MAKE LAST STAND AT PUEBLA Troops Will Take up Position Halt Way ' Mexico City and Vera Cruz.Preparing For a Crisis In His Dictatorship.Gen.Funston Ordered to Find Out What Has Become ot Private Parks Who Went Into Mexican Lines.Stories of Anti-American Riots, to Bum Refugee Train.Attempt Made Washington, May IS.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 As stumbling blocks in the path of preliminary attempts to settle the Mexican problem appeared to be gradually disappearing to-day, suggestions of the mediators) tentative iplans unofficially were revealed.The disposition of the five South Americans detained by General Funston at Vera Cruz for sniping was held in abeyance, and the Lobes \u201coccupation\u201d incident had not been lost sight of, yet an assuring development was the despatch from Huerta\u2019s Foreign Minister that American Vice-Consul Sllltman, at- Saltillo, had been released and sent to Mexico City for safe conduct to General Funston\u2019s lines.WOULD NOT BE ACCEPTABLE.A report that the South American envoys tentatively were considering a plan for possible establishment of a form of government to include two administrators ( to be named by the Fédérais, two by the Constitutionalists and a fifth by the mediators attracted some attention and immediately drew from Carranza\u2019a agents diators will arrive in Buffalo en route to this resort at 8.25 Saturday morning, according to a message from Washington received to-day.INQUIRY AFTER PRIVATE PARKS Washington, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Secretary of War Garrison has directed General Funston, at Vera Cruz, to ask General Maas, the Mexican Federal commander, what has become of Samuel Parks, the United States private, who, while supposedly insane, raced through the Mexican lines and has not been heard from since.ELIMINATION OF PRESIDENT HUERTA Washington, May 13\u2014Elimination of President Huerta and the establishment of a provisional government in Mexico in which both the Huerta and the Constitutionalist factions would be represented is contemplated in a plan which the three South American mediators are now working out to be proposed for the solution of the entire Mexican problem.This, the first intimation as to the details of the mediation plans, became known last night, though neither the mediators nor the State Department ofiicials would make any TRAGIC DEATH OF D.WJICLEOD Was Killed by Train While Walking on \u201c ' .Track Nea BODY WAS DISCOVERED BY CREW OF HALIFAX EXPRESS IN MUTILATED CON.DITION.Bury, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Coroner Bachand and jury held an inquest here last night on the body of D.W.McLeod, who met with a tragic death on the railway track at Long Swamp on Monday night.After hearing the evidence, the jury returned a verdict of \u201caccidental death,\u201d stating also that in their opinion no blame could be attached | to anyone.It appears that deceased was walking along the track, and had reached Long Swamp, a distance of four miles from this place, when he was struck and knqcked down by a paiis-ing train.His body was discovered 1 in a terribly mutilated condition by the crew of the Halifax train some hours later.The body of the unfortunate man was conveyed to Stokes\u2019 undertaking rooms, Coroner Bachand was communicated with, and an inquest was held last night, when a verdict was returned as stated above.the declaration that any such pro- comment as to how nearly complete posai would not he their chief.EMBARGO ON U.S ED.acceptable to SHIPS RAIS- New York, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The first indication of a return to commercial relations between this country and Mexico since the occupation of Vera Cruz was shown when the oil tank steamer Barbante sailed from this port for Tampico.The clearing of the Barbante followed the receipt by the Mexican Consul-General here of a cablegram from the acting Minister of Foreign Relations to the effect that Qje embargo on American shipping and American goods had been raised on all the ports of Mexico except Vera Cruz.ATTEMPT TO MURDER REFUGEES.Galveston, Texas, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Stories af anti-American riots along the Mexican seaboard that fringes the Gulf of Tehuantepec, and an attempt by a Mexican mob to burn a train bearing American refugees, were told last night by a party of Americans who fled from Mexico to Guatemala and then came here on the steamer Brighton.HUERTA WILL LEAD FORCES.Washington, May 13.\u2014(Special) That Gen.Huerta, preparing for a , , .\tv\tstill continuing at the time of crisis in his dictatorship, has long d\ttch The German and Dutch Clty ! crulsirs, been planning to leave Mexico with his troops and make a stand at Puebla, midway between Mexico City and V(era Cruz, was understood today.ENVOYS EN ROUTE.Niagara Falls, Ont., May 13.\u2014 (Special)\u2014The South American me- mirai Mayo during the afternoon.\u201d HA*.R.U * eu/'NO REAR-ADMIRAL 0.J.BADGER OF U.S.MARINES.A MANET BRINGS *14,800.Paris, May 13.\u2014Good prices were tainod at the sale of pictures be-iging to the late Roger Marx, e total for the day was *63,800 \u2019he Sv\u2019tana,\u201d by Manet, brought 1,800.is the plan to be submitted to the American and the Mexican delegates whtn they meet the South American envoys at Niagara Falls, Canada, next Monday.It was learned that the proposal might be that the setting up of a temporary government be undertaken by a commission composed of five persons, two of them to he named by Huerta, two by the Constitutionalists and the fifth by the mediators.NOT ACCEPTAPLE TO REBELS El Paso, Texas, May 13\u2014The plan for the pacification of Mexico, now being worked out by the South American mediators, and which, it is announced, would eliminate Huerta and establish a provisional government in which both the adherents of Huerta and the Constitutionalists would be represented, will not be acceptable to the Constitutionalists, according to Cotstitutionaliet officers here.ALL DAY BATTLE AT TAMPICO Washington, May 13\u2014The battle of Tampico was resumed with heavy artillery yesterday morning and continued through the day.Up to 11 o\u2019clock last night the Navy Depart-i ment was without information, offl-! rial or otherwise, as to the progress 1 of the attack.At that hour this bul-; Ictin was issued on the basis of a ' message received from Admiral Mayo: \u201cWhile no definite information as to the progress of the attack on | Tampico has yet been obtained, Ad-! mirai Mayo reports at 9.20 o'clock j that heavy artillery and rifle fire i has been going on all day and was his HEAD OF MYSTIC SHRINE.Atlanta, Ua., May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Dr.Frederic Smith, of Damascus Temple, Rochester, N.Y., was elected Imperial Potentate of tlio Imperial Council Mystic Shrine, at its annual conclave here.MODERATOR OF SYNOD which were in the river, have moved down.The only official message received during the day regarding the progress of the battle at Tampico was one filed at 2.40 o,clock yesterday afternoon at Vera Cruz, which stated that Admiral Badger had received this message from Ad- Rev.Dr.Love Appointed at Meeting of Presbyterian Church 6o dy NOMINATION WAS MADE BY REV.J.R.MACLEOD, OF SCOTS-TOWN, QUE.Montreal, May 13\u2014At last night's meeting of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa at St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church, Westmount, the Rev.A.T.Lowe, D.D., of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Quebec, was unanimously elected moderator of the synod for the coming year.The nomination was proposed by the Rev.J.R.Macleod, of Scotstown, Que., who referred to Dr.Love\u2019s ministry of thirty years with the congregation of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, in Quebec, and was seconded by the Rev.Robert Campbell, D.D.Rev.J.H.Turnbull, of Ottawa, who had also been nominated, retired in order to make the election an unanimous one.The sermon was preached by the retiring moderator, the Rev.Arpad S.Govan, of WilHamstown, the text being, \u201cLet this mind lie in you which was also in Jesus Christ.\u201d The proceedings were rather of a preparatory nature to the meetings of the Synod today and Thursday.After thB election the incoming moderator made a few remarks in which he took occasion to state that there were in Montreal from five to eight thousand Presbyterians not included in the enrolment of any church.It was then announced by the Rev.J.R.Macleod, clerk of the synod, that the programme for today would be as follows: In the morning the report of public education and on the Point-aux-Trembles School, and the Ottawa Ladies College; in the afternoon, the report of the committee of Foreign Missions, the hearing cf the appeal from the presbytery of Lanark and Renfrew, and the decision of the quest on as to the time and place of the next meeting; in the evening an address by the Rev.H.C.Sutherland on the topic \u201cSome Protestant Principles that need to be emphasized.\u201d two army CRITICAL TIME IN FRANCE Complications Caused by the Proposed Three Years\u2019 Military Service INTEREST CENTRED IN THE PREMIER\u2019S DECLARATION MANY THINK HE WILL RESIGN Paris, May 13\u2014The political situation is being eagerly discussed in the lobbies of the Chamber, where many deputies have assembled to reserve places for the opening session July 1.All agree that the French Parliament is about to enter upon an exceptionally critical period.Interest centres on the declaration of policy which Premier Doumergue will make in answer to the interpellation j which follows the election of officers.The entire situation turns on the ; three years\u2019 military service.On the one hand, the Socialists resolutely oppose the maintenance of this service, on the other, the Cabinet cannot very well abandon its attitude in favor of this measure.Thus Premier Doumergue is in a difficult position, for it would not be easy for him to carry on his administration if the Socialists assumed a hostile position.In the opinion of many, M.Doumergue may relinquish his task, in which event M.Delcasse they think, would have the best chance of forming a ministry drawn from the moderate sections of the Republicans and Radicals.Experienced politicians believe that the situation in France is pointing in the direction of j the formation of two clearly defined parties ; Conseraatives and Socialists, organized along the same lines as the great American parties- eeSE\u2019STKTIMY MUCH TO DEFENCE UNIONISTS RETAIN GRIMSBY 3,000 SHIP WORKMEN STRIKE Men Employed in Shipyards at Liverpool Make Demand For Shorter Hours WORK ON NEW CUNARDER AQUI-TANIA AND TWO OTHER \u2022 SHIPS HELD UP.Liverpool, May 13.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Three thousand ship workmen struck here yesterday for shorter hours.The strikers include men who were at work preparing the new Cunarder Aquitania for her maiden trip to New York on May 30th, and others who were working on the repairs to the Mauretania and Carinania.BARON DE FOREST ROBBED.London, May 13.\u2014Baron de Forest reports the mysterious disappearance from his London residence of jewelry valued at *15,000.THE WEATHER Fair ; stationary, or slightly higher temperature.Majority Was Greatly Reduced From That of Elections of 1910 APPEAL MADE TO FISHERMEN TO HAVE REPRESENTATIVE IN PARLIAMENT WAS CRY OF TORIES London, May 13\u2014While the Unionists confined their campaign in the Grimsby election almost entirely to the situation, the contest that resulted in their candidates return yesterday cannot rightly be regarded as a decision on Home Rule.In his final appeal to the electors Monday night, Mr.Bannister, the Government candidate, pointed out that \u201cthe miners have their members in Parliament, the railwaymen have theirs, so why should not the Usher-men also be represented at Westminster,\u201d and it was no exaggeration to say that the fishing industry has played an all important part in the election.It is estimated that 5000 men engaged on shore and another thousand among crews of trawlers recorded their votes yesterday.No fewer than 120 boats arrived in port Monday and did not put out to sea until yesterday morning so that the men had an opportun ty of going to the pells before sailing.Grimsby is the greatest fishing port m England, and is also the chief industrial centre of Lincolnshire.The majority was 278 as against the majority of 698 for Sir George Doughty in 1910.Daily News Specials From Eastern Townships MILL STARTS AT NICOLET FAJjLS.Nicolet Falls, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Nicolet Falls P.& L.Co.drive of logs is about all down.The sawmill started up this week and is running full time.\u201cBIDDY\u201d HAS LARGE FAMILY.Iron Hill, May 13.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mrs.Floyd Sanborn has a hen that is diligently looking after 58 incubator chicks.When \u201cMother Biddy\u201d sits down, her family surround her, crawl under her wings, roost on her back and all that may be seen is her head.A pretty sight and well worth seeing.MUCH PATIENCE IS REQUIRED.Stanbridge East, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014Though yje fishing season ie not yet in full swing, many people can be seen carrying long strings of bullpouts and suckers, the results of many a long vigil on the banks of Pike River.NAVIGATION ON LAKE ME-GANTIC Lake Megantic, May 13.\u2014(Special) \u2014The mill tug was up into Sandy Bay early on Monday morning, placing booms and securing logs, and later in the day went up the lake By Monday evening all the ice on the lake was piled up along the Eastern shore, and the blue water of the lake was showing once more.of Put Rosenthal in Category Being Stool Pigeon to Becker ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO PROVE THAT CRIME WAS A RESULT OF GAMBLER\u2019S FEUD New York, May 13\u2014'\u2018Billiard Ball\u201d Rose testified yesterday that Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, was a stool pigeon for Charles Becker, ex-Police Lieutenant, now on trial before Justice Seabury, in the Supreme Court, on a charge of having murdered Rosenthal.The new feature in the testimony of the chief witness for the prosecution caused surprise and it was intimated that Martin T.Manton, Becker\u2019s counsel, would use it today in cross-examination of Rose as a basis on which to build up the defence.Rose\u2019s picture of Rosenthal as a spy on gambling houses, who aided Becker in the collection of evidence for Rose, was entirely novel.He did not call Rosenthal a \u201cstool pigeon\u201d but he did put Rosenthal in that category.No such statement was made in the iirst trial or in the police graft investigation.If the defence could show that Rosenthal was a \u201cstool pigeon,\u201d it would go far in establishing the old theory that Rosenthal\u2019s death was the result of a gambler's lend\u2014that Rosenthal was killed by agents of other gamblers who hated , him because he was a traitor.ULSTER LEADER IS UNSHAKEN Sir E.Carson Tells His Followers to Keep Tlreir Powder Dry For Emergency SAYS THAT OUTBURSTS OF THE NATIONALIST LEADER MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO THEIR ATTITUDE.London, May 13.\u2014Mr.Redmond's1 j repudiation of the Prime Minister\u2019s^ proposed amending act does not alter [ the position which Ulster has taken up.Sir Edward Carson declared last 1 night the Nationalists leader\u2019s out-i burst makes no difference to their attitude.\u201cMr.Redmond may repudiate as ; much as he likes,\u201d said Sir Edward.\u201cI am as determined in my opposition as I was before.The only result is that I have to-night telegraphed to Belfast as follows : \u2018Redouble your efforts.\u2019 I have had no offers from the Government save the offer that has just been made in the House of Commons, and that amounts to nothing.We are just going to keep our powder .dry and prepare, for the worst.\u201d The declaration made by the Irish ; leaders has undoubtedly created the greatest sensation throughout politi-| cal circles, and Radicals as well as Unionists were eagerly discussing last night prospects of a general election i in the summer.In no quarter is there any real hope of a settlement result-ring from the \u201cconversations\u201d on which the Premier appears to rely.Mr.Bonar Law said \u201cthe only conversations which can serve only useful purpose are conversations between the Government and Mr.Redmond,\u201d I but Mr.Redmond has elearlv indicat-; ed his view of an- such efforts.-f- NORTH HATLEY BOARD OF TRADE.North Hatley, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The regular meeting of the North Hatley Board of Trade was held in the lobby of the school house Friday evening.The meeting was well attended.Matters of general interest to the village' were discussed.The meetings throughout the summer months will be held at the village school house at 8 o\u2019clock on the 1st Friday eveningrin June, July,August and September.PROPERTY CHANGES AT HATLEY.Hatley, May 13.\u2022- (Special) \u2014 More than the usual amount of change and moving :s taking place in this vicinity the present spring, Mr.Kent has taken possession of tbe Stevenson homestead which he recently bought at Massawippi ; Mr.L.1 Leavitt has leased and removed to the Kent farm on the Woodland road; Mr.W.Forte has maved to the H.F.Webster farm ; Mr.Alfred Kendrew, who sold his farm this spring and went to Boston, Mass., has returned and purchased from Mr.Jos.Grondin the property on the Compton Road, known as the Greenslade place.Mr.Robert Kendrew has leased the Corbeille farm which many vears ago was owned and occupied by the late John Elliott.GET AFTER THE CATERPILLARS.Fnlford, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Already small caterpillars are hatching in great numbers on nearly every bush by the roadside and the plague outlook is worse this spring than it was last year at this date.Something should be done to exterminate them at once.ENTERTAINED EMPLOYEES AT DINNER.Bishop's Crossing, May 13 \u2014(Special)\u2014Messrs.J.W.Bishop and F.U.Evans gave a \u201cdinner\u201d at the latter\u2019s home, \u201cRosethorn,'' on Mon,! a y evening to the employees o' their saw mill.Covers were laid ior 14, and the table was prettily decorated with cut flowers.Mrs.Evans, in her usual genial manner, served this ex- (Gontinued on page 8).THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE with which is united The Eastern Townships Bank.SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D,, D.C.L., President.ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager.JOHN AIRD, Asst.General Manager.Capital,$15,000,000 Rest,$13,500,000 Travellers' Cheques issued by the Canadian Bank of Commerce enables the traveller to provide himself with funds without delay at each, point of his journey in a convenient, yet inexpensive, manner.They are issued payable in every country in the world in denominations of [$10 *20 *50 $100 with the exact equivalent in the moneys of the principal countries stated on the face of each cheque.They are economical, absolutely safe, self-identifying and easily negotiated.BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE ; Main Off.ce CDufferin Avenue), E.\tW.Farwell, Manager.A.P.Taylor, Assistant Manager* Wellington Street Branch.F.\tA.Briggs, Manager.Upper Town Branch (King St.,) N.F.Dinning, Acting Manager.FRANCE TO FLOAT GREAT LOAN WILL CONSIST OF *400,000,000 IN BONDS GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.London, Wednesday, May 13.\u2014 A telegram from Paris says it is stated on good authority that the great French loan which the recent Government hesitated to authorize is now in course of preparation, and that it will consist of *400,000,000 in bonds guaranteed by the state.The terms of the loan will be analogous to those of the state railway, and will he liable to income tax.It is not yet known whether the rate of interest will be throe and a half of four per cent.It is anticipated that the loan \u2019rtill be floated at the end of next month or the beginning of July.It appears that the Ministry of Finance has been at work on the proposition during the last few days, says the correspondent.-4-\u2014- NURSES AND PATIENTS HAVE SMALLPOX.Erie, Pa., May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Two nurses and three patients and a visitor were taken from St.Vincent Hospital here to-day rio the Municipal Hospital when it was discovered that smallpox had appeared at the institution.Forty persons were taken from St.Vincent's to their homes for observation.Twenty cases have been reported in various parts of the city.ROOSEVELT PARTY ANNOYED NOT PLEASED AT SKEPTICISM EXPRESSED AS TO DISCOVERY OF UNKNOWN RIVER.Bridgetown, Barbados, May 13.\u2014 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, with G.K.Cherry and Leo L.Miller, of the American Museum of Natural History | arrived here yesterday on their way from Para, Brazil, to New York.Much annoyance was expressed by the members of the expedition in regard to the skepticism displayed in various quarters as to the discovery of a hitherto unknown and important river running into the Madeira.They declared the existence of the Rhine, the Elbe or tlje Hudson might just j as well be questioned.They were surprised at the alleged unbelief by Sir Clements Markham, former president of the Royal Geographical Society of London.i Colonel Roosevelt declined to say anything concerning the Mexican situation or politics in general until he arrived in New York.NEW GLASS BOTTLE Isas a well-made lip, poors perfectly and averts drip.Ink does noi deteriorate because hp permits perfect corking.(W.G.M.Shepherd, Montreal, Sole Agent for Canada.) SOLD BY ALL LEADING STATIONERS IN THIS CITY AND THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.FAILS TO SMUGGLE HER DOG.London, May 13.\u2014A rent in a bag disclosed a wicker basket to a keeneyed customs official at Dover, and j on investigating further he discovered a toy dog.This led Mrs.Maxine Nelss, an American, to being fined *10 in the Police Court for attempting to smuggle her pet into England, and to the dog being placed in quarantine.JOSEPH DION ARRESTED.Quebec, May 13.\u2014At an early hour Joseph Dion was arrested and lodged in the Provincial Police headquarters.Dion was once a clerk at the Dubois shoe store, and the police think that he could give evidence in regard to the strange murder of the Dubois girl.COL.ROOSEVELT HOMESICK Barbadoes, West Indies, May 13.\u2014 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived here yesterday on the steamer Adan.The ex-president has improved greatly in health since he sailed from Para.He is anxious to get home.\u201dI-m homesick.\u201d said the Colonel.\u201cI certainly will be glad to get back.\u201d Pilgrimage To Lourdes And Rome under Episcopal patronage, will leave Montreal and Quebec by the Palatial Allan R.M.S.\u201cAlsatian\u201d (IS,000 tons), \u2022JULY 2nd.under the spiritu*! direction of MONSEIGNEUR PAUL EUGENE ROY, Bishop of Quebec, and REV.P.J.GALVIN.B.A., St.Peter's Cathedral, Peterboro, Ont.Visiting England, Prance, Italy and Switzerland.Hotel accommodation at.Lourdes (not outlying places) during the Eucharistic Congress.A private audience with the Holy Father.All necessary travel expenses included.Persons may join or leave party at any point desired, the rates quoted accordingly.Write for descriptive programmes, etc.ORGANIZERS\u2014HONE & RiVET, TRAVEL SPECIALISTS.9 OT.LAWRENCE BOULEVARD.MONTREAL.Efficiency\u201d Are You Getting Your Money's Worth?Your money Is worth 6 per cent, to you.We are offering 6 per cent.DEBENTURE STOCK OF THE NOVA SCOTIA STEEL & COAL CO., LTD.TO YIELD 6| PER CENT.Th* report of the directors (March 25th, 1914) states that the profits for the year were $1,223,953.84, as compared with $1,000,609.93 for the previous year.Investors arc requested to write for full Particulars concerning this stock.F.B.McCURDY & CO., Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Sherbrooke Office.Art Building, R.N.ROBINS.Manager.BRANCHES : Coaticook.Richmond, Rock Island, Cookshlre.6674 6964 1 TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914, ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Daily Reports From Correspondents ot What is Going on in Various Communities.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Geo.Lasell home from a visit to his daughter in Newport, Vt.; Mr.R.W.Jenkerson, Mrs.K.Jenkerson and Miss Maria Birt, of Bury; Mrs.Anderson and Miss Gladys, of Portland, Me., also Mr.and Mrs.J.Baldwin, of Westbury, guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.J.McKenzie; Misses D.E.Newman and L.Heroux home from a visit to Mr.and Mrs.R.Ewing at Sherbrooke; Mrs.Henry Phelps, of Sawyerville, guest of her sister, Mrs.E.P.Leonard; Mr.and Mrs.H.Scowan in Bury with relatives; Misses Sophia and Mary Weyland, of 'Wee-don, guests of their sister, Mrs.L.J.Gilbert; Mrs.C.C.Rolfe home from a visit to relatives in Angus; Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Clark and children at Bury, guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.Clark; Mr.W.J.Cordner and Mr.Walsh, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce here, have been transferred to Richmond and Lennoxville respectfully, and Mr.Belford and Mr.Moore have been transferred to this place; Dr.J.L.Rich, Mrs.Rich, and little Nina moved to Thetford on Mon-iay, where they will reside.BURY A special service will be held in St.Paul\u2019s Church on Monday 18th inst, at 8 p.m., when the clergy of the Deanery are expected to be present.The Rev.Mr.Western of the Diocese of Qu'Appelle will be the special preacher.Everyone is cordially in-v ted and all are welcome.The St.Paul\u2019s Guild met recently at the residence of Mrs.Roe under the Presidency of Mrs.Isaac Good-enough.Much work was done and important business transacted.Afternoon tea was served before the members dispersed.On Sunday last the Altar in St.Paul:s Church was decorated with carnations and tulips, a memor al gift from the relatives of the late Alfred Roe, who was accidentally -killed two years ago on the C.P.R.A meeting of the W.A.will be held on Thursday afternoon at Mrs.W.Webster's.Service will be held by the Rev.! Rural Dean Lewis in the Parson's Schoolhouse on Thursday evening at1 7.15.Mr.H, Corey, of Barnston, in town, Friday ; Mr.and Mrs.C.McClary and son, of Lyndonville, Vt., Mr.and Mrs.E.L.McClary, of Massawippi ; Miss Pearl McClary, of Derby Line, and Mr.Ralph Mosher, of White River Junction, recent guests at Mr.O.W.Perry\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Wallace, of Derby Line, the recent guests of Mr.J.A.Breaky ; Mr.and Mrs.Alger Drew, of Morin Flats, and Mr.and Mrs.John McNerney, of N.Hatley, recent guests at Mr.Charles Drew\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.I.M.Wyman, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, calling on friends recently ; Miss Lizzie Libby, of Manchester, with her sister, Mrs.Fred Perry.-f- OLIVER Arrivals and departures: Mr.Howard Murray and a couple of friends from Montreal, the week-end at \"Ivesleiih\u201d; Mr.Archie Robertson, of Montreal, the week-end at \u201cHill-crest'\u2019.; Mrs.W.F.Abbott and daughter, Florence, visited Mrs.E.L.Call Kesrn\u2019s Corner, the first of the week; Mr.Stanley Bacheluer to work for Mr.Clayton Hand at Georgeville for the summer.Mr.Alex Poirier has rented his farm to Mr.J.Wells, and moved his family to their new residence at Ma- gog.Miss Frances Embury closed a successful term of school here on Friday of last week.Sir.Jes.Allen has just purchased a pure blood registered Clydesdale mare from Ontario from Mr.Howard Murry.The rural mail carrier, Mr.Lana-han, began his new duties on Monday of last week.The route is not fully organized as yet, as a great many have not got their boxes up This will no doubt prove a great conven ence to many hitherto have not been able to get their mail more th£n semi-weekly.Mr.Embury is gaining from his recent severe injury.ley, and is at present staying at the Hatley House.Rev.Thos.Bennett, Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, held his annual meeting here on Sunday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lougee of Island Pond, spent the week-end in Compton, with Mr.and Mrs.J.Harden.Dr.Crack is the owner of a new car now seen upon the streets.Mrs.Ducharme, of Montreal, has teen in town to visit her sister, Mrs.J.A.Duford.Miss Ruth Pomeroy is st 11 confined to the house with illness.Mr.A.Leclerc is making quite extensive repairs and improvements to his village property here.LIBBVTOWX.Arrivals and departures include : Mrs.Annie Libby, of East Hatley, recent guest at Mr, C.W.Libby\u2019s ; COMPTON The Rev.Father Lavallee.who un- | derwent a successful operafticn last ; week, performed by Dr.G.L.Hume of Sherbrooke, and Dr.Crack of this place is making very satisfactory pro-1 gress towards recovery.Mrs.Savary, wife of Mr.F.Savary merchant, of this place, is very seriously ill at present.Mrs.G.C.McDonald of Montreal, has bean in Compton to visit her parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.F.Hitchcock.Miss Oaks of Sherbrooke is in Compton to care for Miss Fleming, who continues to be n poor health.Mrs.Mooney has removed to Hat- MARBLETON.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.Findley guest of Mrs.W.W.Oughtred ; Mr.and Mrs.L.P.Bishop, Thetford Mines, guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.R.Biskop ; Dr.F.H.and Mrs.Bradley and little Moira, Sherbrooke, guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Barker for Sunday ; Mrs.W.W.Oughtred home after the winter with her sister at Levis.The W.A.will have a meeting with Mrs.Glen Staples on Tuesday afternoon, May 12th, at 2 p.m.Confirmation class on Friday, May 15th, in the Church Hall at 3 p.m.Choir practice on Friday evening, May 15th, in the Church.Service on Sunday next, May 17th, at St.Paul\u2019s Church will be at 7 p.m.; Sunday School at 10 a.m.Mr.R.Thornloe, who has been in the Canadian Bank of Commerce for the past nine months has been transferred to Ayer\u2019s Cliff.During his short stay here Mr.Thorneloe has made many friends, who much regret his departure and will be much missed by his friends here, as he was always a regular attendant at St.Paul\u2019s Church and also a member of the choir.The Boy Scouts\u2019 ice cream social, in the Town Hall on Friday evening was very well attended and a good sum of money realized, $8.99.The boys are working to get funds together for their uniforms.NORTH HATLEY Mr.I.W.Whipple of Stanstead, who recently purchased the fixtures of the barter shop, has taken possession and is already doing a thriving business.His family is now moving into the Samuel Campbell house nearby, which Mr.Whipple has leased.The fine new twenty-one stop organ recently purchased by the trustees of the Universalist Church, has been placed in the auditorium and s.N.Co R.M.S.\u2019\u2019 ELLENGA'.\u2019 BREAKFAST A*.É o/ù C'V Ox s.5.fixlJsibcv Cai£c^oCtâ *uc/ Pnelca 'sTUU; (Zr&fieyct Wherever the white man goes\u2014for fun, fame or fortune\u2014wherever maximum food value and minimum bulk are prime factors\u2014there you\u2019ll find this sturdy, appetizing food, made of whole wheat and barley, 1*30 is probably the longest baked, the most thoroughly dextrinized, and the most easily digested of cereal foods.(Digests generally in about one hour.) Because of this quality, Grape-Nuts produces great energy with little effort in digestion, and so furnishes a most admirable diet for hot weather or tropical climes.Ready to eat from the package, fresh and crisp.Served with cream, milk or fruits, and sugar if desired.Keeps indefinitely anywhere.\u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d for Grape-Nuts \u2014sold by Grocers everywhere.CANADIAN POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD., WINDSOR, ONT.was used last Sunday.The pipe organ so long used by the Universalist Church has been completely overhauled, put into a good state of repair, and has been purchased by the local lodge of Canadian Foresters.Mr.Everett Fox, proprietor of the Valley House, has taken possession and reports business good for so early in the season.He thinks the outlook is most promising for a busy se.s;n at North Hatley.The Inn already has a number of guests.Mr.Hugh L.Bond, Mrs.Bond and two of the daughters arrived from Baltimore Tuesday morning and are at the Inn.They will remain only a week or ten daySs and have come to superintend the spring work on the ; iamily summer home.Miss Imary Frick and her mother are occupying the Frick cottage on the west front of the lake.The former is superintending the renovation of a number of cottages that are to be opened soon for the summer.She reports a much more active demand for rooms this year compared to last : May and anticipates a busy season.-+- WATERVILLE ! Mrs.Thos.Ward will entertain the Ladies\u2019 Aid in the Church Hal] on Friday afternoon.At the last .meeting held at the home of Mrs.Larson there were 3G ladies present.Mr.Earl Smith of Johnville was a gueert at Mr.R.D.Jameson\u2019s over Sunday.Mr.John Nutbrown and family left Monday for Montreal, where they ex-uect to reside.Miss Gertrude Nutbrown spent the week-end with Miss Violet Sprig-gings.-4- McConnell.There will be no service here next Sunday as Elder Chapman intends to go to Fitch Bay and in consequence his next appointment here is for May 24th.Mr.Grant LeBaron and sister, of North Hatley were guests of their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Kezar on Sunday.Mr.Lyford Leblanc, who was : thought to be fatally injured by a kick from a horse, is recovering.-+- NICOLET FALLS Mr.Edmund Carson, who has been I ill for some months decided to go to Montreal for treatment but bn reaching the station he suffered a relapse and eas too weak to proceed further.Mr.Carson is one of the moat worthy citizens and his large : circle of friends hope he will soon regain his health.There is a project on foot to start a brick yard in the near future.-+- L'AVENIR Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.Roy Doyle and little son, of Bartlett, Vt., with his mother, Mrs.Fred Doyle; Mr.J.0.Ginn of Richmond, Sunday with his sister, Mrs.Wm.Mountain; Mr.Robert Picken of Richmond at the home of his sister, Mrs.J.H.Mountain, on ! Monday; Mrs.H.Mountain to Mel-\u2019 bourne to visit her daughter, Mrs.: E.w.Doyle; Mrs.Robert McCaig, home from South Durham, after the week with her daughter, Mrs.W.N.Johnston; Mrs.Wm.Mountain, to Richmond to visit- friends; Mr.Fred Rock to Richmond on business.SPIRIIIML DESTITUTION MAKES LUXURY WILLARD\u2019S MILLS The Willard's Mills\u2019 Elementary School closed on Thursday, .'.pril 30th after a term of eight months.The following is the result of the examinations: Grade IV.\u2014Arthur 1-ang-' borne, Avis Coates; Grade III.Sr.\u2014 \u201cGraydon Goodenough; Grade III\u2014El- mer Harrison, Jennie Bell, Alfred ! Sweetser; Grade II.Elementary, Gerald Bell, Hazel Bell; Grade I.Elem.\u2014 Muriel Bell, Hazel Campbell; Johnnie Bell, Oren Campbell and Lesley Orr were absent from examinations.LIME RIDGE The Lime Ridge Elementary School' closed on Saturday, May 2nd., after a term of eight months.The follow- ! mg ig standing of pupils in the different grades: Gkade IV\u20141, Abbie : Rolfe; 2, Arthur Gilbert; Grade III., | 1, Ernest Lambourne and May Rolfe, ] ejnal; 2nd., Fred Rolfe.Grade II\u20141, Bert Lambourne, 2, , j Phyllis Young, 3, Leslie Gilbert.j Grade I\u2014Henry Cloutt, 2 Maude Rolfe, 3, Bertram Gilbert.Infant Readers\u20141 Cecil Martin, 2 Alton Martin.Primer\u20141, Iris Cloutt, 2 Gladys ^ Young, 3, Ronald Jenkerson.Rev.Dr.Hinoks Speaks on the Tendencies and Dangers of Luxury of Modern Days \u201cLuxury Is a \u2022form of Intemperance, ft is a form of excess which becomes a morbidity, which becomes a morbid concentration on one\u2019s own private pleasure,\u201d said Rev, Dr.W.H.Hincks, Toronto, in a sermon on \u201cLuxury; its Tendencies and Dangers \u201d Luxury, the preacher said, breaks down the moral fibre, and the man indulging in it goes to pieces from his own excesses.He claimed that that luxury of which they had forms In every city In the old .nd new worlds was the most insidious disease from which our modern civilization was suffering.He mentioned types of the luxury-loving, classes of all ages, so that they might see what a selfish thing luxury became, what a heartless thing it might become, and the price those people were willing to pay solely for sensual pleasures.That was the particular curse of luxury.The whole western world was clamoring for more comfort to-day The rule was that the average successful man degenerated through luxury.The first thing he did was to provide himself with a luxur lous establishment, which took the place of a home, with luxurieü of the table, which took the place of a simple diet, and with luxuries ol clothing, locomotion and every form of comfort.It was more difficult now to get soldiers for national defence, or sailors to man our myriad ships, than ever before.Luxury was sapping the nerve of heroic enterprise; it was cutting out the Sabbath day as a day of rest and worship, \u201cand when you weaken the Sabbath day, you can say in truth that you are laying the axe to the root of the commonwealth,\u201d said Dr.Hincks.\u201cAnd wherein lies the cure?\u201d he asked.\u201cIt is only to be found in regeneration, in a revival of living.It will not be found in legislation.The parliament cannot do it.The Church alone can effect a cure; the Church alone can save us from the downward drift that follows living for the senses alone.Ministers have a great responsibility resting on them.They must make plain statements of how luxury Is cutting out men\u2019s better lives,\u201d he said.The luxury-loving classes, infinitely detestable, infinitely dangerous to the world\u2019s progress, were succeeding the older classes of landlords in the old country.\u201cPlease yourself; gratify your own desires,\u201d was their cry.There was the danger.If the simple peasant, the backbone of England, was acquiring the land, was going back to the soil, with his love of simplicity and love of God, that would save the commonwealth.But the moneyed business man was stepping in, and his sole purpose in purchasing land was to increase his pleasures and give a wider scope to his luxuries.\u201cPromiso yourself,\u201d he continued, \u201cthat you will accept no luxury that will make you a more uninteresting man or woman.Accept only such as will Increase your individuality to do and to be good.Unless an increase of luxury increases your noble dreams do not Indulge In It.Spiritual destitution is the mark of the luxury-loving classes, and that Is the greatest destitution I know of.\u201d The Naughtiest Boy Mother\u2014Harry Tucker Is the worst boy In school.Tommy, and I want yon to keep oa far from him as possible Tommy\u2014I do, ma.He stays at th« head of our class all the time.FAIRFAX.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.P.A.Bissonette, Chas.Gilmore and R.W.Lincoln, Friday at the homestead ; Miss Lee Lincoln borne-for the week end ; Mr.and Mrs.F.J.: Hibbard here Hunday ; Mr.and Mrs.A.Hall, of Ayer\u2019s Clifi, in this place Saturday.School opened on Monday with Miss Chadsey as teacher.A very pleasant surnrise party wasj given Lloyd Call Saturday.SCOTSTOWN Arrivals and departures: Miss Lottie French from Winnipeg; Mr.and Mrs.Charles French from Montreal ; Messrs.A.M.McKenzie, J.A.Gifford, Joseph Langlois, to Quebec City.A little snow fell hecc early last Monday morning.Some nice trout have been caught recently at the hog.The Guelph Patent Cask Company\u2019s drive is now between here abd La-patrie.JOTTINGS FROM EAST ANGUS _____ School Commissioners Authorize a Loan to be Made for Ten Thousand Dollars MUNICIPAL COUNCIL WILL INTRODUCE BY-LAW TO REGULATE KEEPING OF LIVERY STABLES.East Angus, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 At a meeting of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners for the Town of East Angus the full board were present with Dr.S.A.Banfil in the chair.The chairman and secretary-treasurer were authorized to borrow a sum of money not to exceed $10,000, and to give notes for the same at six per cent.MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the Town of East Angus there were present Mayor J.E.Palmer and Aldermen Briggs, Cooper, Stevenson, Bernier, Reid and Montgomery.Several bills were received and ordered paid.A bill from Mr.W.A.Burns for damage by water was laid over until next meeting.The sum of $4 per month was allowed Lome Sutton for attending electric lights.j The secretary-treasurer was instructed to have a by-law drawn up to regulate livery stables.PURCHASED FARM.Miss K.Bedard has purchased Mr.James Thompson\u2019s farm on Westgate street for the sum of $1,200.NOTES.Mr.R.E.Willard has taken the automobile agency for the Keeton Co., Brantford, Ont.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will be entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.R.W.Hooper and Mrs.W.Arnott, at Mrs.Arnott\u2019s.Mr.O.Drapeau is pulling down his old house on the corner of Cookshire street and Maple avenue, and will build again on the same site.Mayor J.E.Palmer has purchased a new car, and arrived with it from Sherbrooke on Monday.Mr.D.H.Parmelee and Mr.John French have also purchased new cars.The Ever True Class of the Methodist Church were entertained by Mrs.W.H.Davis on Friday evening.A pleasant evening was spent in games and music, followed by refreshments.The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Miss Amy Davis, and Misses Mildred Cooper and Muriel Planche.Mr.and Mrs.George Statton, from Flanders, have moved to town and are living in Mr.William Cooper\u2019s house.Arrivals and departures Include: Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Miles, of Thetford Mires, guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Tiffin; Misses Bertha Jamieson and Julia Jamieson, of Sherbrooke, guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Jamieson, over Sunday; Miss Maude Dean, of Sherbrooke, visiting at Mr.Thos.Jamieson\u2019s; Mrs.R.H.Burns from visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Miller, at Island Brook; Mr.S.Cooper and Mr.C.M.Cooper in Cook-shire Sunday; Mrs.C.C.Rolfe to her home at Bishop\u2019s Crossing after visiting relatives in town for a few days; Mrs.George Flaws, Cookshire, visiting her daughter, Mrs.J.M.Stevenson; Mr.Lindsay Reid, of Sherbrooke, at Mr.David Neil\u2019s on Sunday; Mr.L.P.Wyatt, Sherbrooke, in town Saturday; Mr.J.W.McKee, Sherbrooke, at Mr.R.E.Willard's; Mr.Everett Stewart the week-end at his home in Sherbrooke; Miss Cork from Sherbrooke, where she has spent the last few weeks; Miss Gladys Lefebvre at her home in.Canterbury for the week-end; Mrs.I.B.Mills and Miss Mabel Mills in Sherbrooke Saturday; Mr.F.A.Little and Mr.R.F.Little in Cookshire Sunday; Miss Abbie Willard home from Marbleton on Sunday; Mr.Albert Bellevue, of Randboro, in town employed by the Brompton Pulp & Paper Co.; Mr.H.D.Willard and Mr.R.T.Willard, Ascot Corner, in town Sunday; Mr.James Thompson and son Osborne, of Bromptonville, in town Monday; Mr.John Fahey from Montreal, where he has been with his son, Mr.M.Fahey, iwho is ill; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Loomis at Mr.Thos.Goodenough\u2019s, Wil-I lard\u2019s Mills, on Sunday; Messrs.R.W.Hooper and 8.B.Somers in Cookshire Monday.Among those on the sick list at present are Mrs.S.B.Somers, Mrs.Samuel Church and Mr.W.Arnott, Away with the oil-soaked mops! They smear and stain everything they touch ; take all the finish off waxed floors, and are forever needing re-treatment.Far, far better than oil-soaked mops are ( DRY aTTiffli» DUSTLESS J \u201cfops and Dusters' \u2014the mops that cannot smear and stain, because they contain no oil.They give a fine, dry polish, and never injure the most sensitive surface.A special chemical treatment gives Tarbox Mops a mere suggestion of dampness\u2014just sufficient to collect and absorb the dust.They never need re-treatment.Tarbox Mops can be washed with hot water and soap.Their chemical efficiency Is thus renewed, and the mops are as good as new.There are Tarbox Mops and Dusters for every cleaning need at 25c up to $2.00.At Department, Hardware, Grocery and General Stores.Every Mop guaranteed by the Makers.TARBOX BROTHERS Rear 274 Dundas Street TORONTO Phone Coll, 3489 Washing renews their efficiency Most people would be benefited by the occasional use of Na-Dra-Co Laxatives Gently, thoroughly, and HY take chances by asking for \u201cA Dollar\u2019s Worth of Sugar ?without discomfort, tiiey free the system of the waste which poisons the blood and lowers the vitality.35c.a box, at your Druggist\u2019s Netiaul Dru* tmâ ChwiUal Ce.ol Canada, United.176 Buy RED PATH in Original Packages and you\u2019ll be sure of full weight\u2014highest quality \u2014 absolute purity.PACKAGE SUGAR CANADA SUGAR REFINING CO.LIMITED.Have Your Eyes Tested Wc guarantee to give you correct flu.ln* jjlanneB or refund your money Consultation free.Our Optician will be at Waterville Friday, May 15th H, J.LABEREE & C0\u201e Lennimille lOOIbs.^ 20 lbs Suit».too - 50-20 AND IO LB.BAGS KEITH Miss Christina McLeay, trained nurse, home from Boston, Mass., to help care for her brother, Mr.Alexander McLeay, who is quite poorly.Mr.E.K.McLeod in Sherbrooke and Spring Hill recently.Tbe weather is getting more springlike although no seeding of any kind has been done yet.m WIFE\u2019S DU!Y Watch Husband\u2019s Hair.If Thin or Full of Dandruff Insist on His Using Parisian Sage.Men give but little thought to tha care of the hair.Not until the first bald spot appears do they really take notice.If your husband\u2019s hair is getting thin ; if he has dandruff or itching scalp, take immediate action \u2014do not let him become a bald head.Get from any drug or toilet counter a 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage.The first application stops itching head and removes dandruff\u2014the great hair destroyer.A little Parisian Sage rubbed well into the scalp for a few nights will work wonders.When the hair stops falling and the new growth appears a frequent use of this invigorating tonic is all that is needed to make the hair perfectly healthy, thick and beautiful.Surely try Parisian Sage.F.T.Ansell sells it with an agreement to refund your money if not satisfied.It\u2019s a delightful hafr tonic for men and women.Geo.I.\u2014Pearl McLeod, Reba II\u2014Helen Merged, Otis Wingett, Kath- Oolin ORFORD SCHOOL REPORT The results of examinations in Or-ford School District No.1 is as follows; Grade IV.Hr,, Grace Hyalop, Winnifred Hatch.Grade IV.Jr.\u2014Willie Seaward, Irene Goodfellow.Grade III.\u2014Florence Seaward, Marjory Page.Grade II.\u2014Harold Riches, Riches.Grade Hatch.Primer leen Hatch, Goodfellow.Primer I-Leod.A school entertainment was given by the pupils on Thursday evening, which was well attended by parents rind friends.The children did their parts well and were highly praised for their good work.At the close of the entertainment prizes were awarded tbe pupils in each grade.A epc-clai prize for regular attendance was w, n by Pearl McLeod.The teacher, Miss M.A.Bichelder, was kindly remembered by her pupils with a beautiful ebony toilet set.Circularizing a Jury Mr.Justice Bray, at Sussex Assizes, referred to circulars sent to the Jury in the recent case at the assizes In which a Hove engineer, Ernest Francis Willmont, was sentenced to fifteen months\u2019 Imprisonment for an offence in relation to a thirteen-year-old girl named May Pretoria Boyce.The matter aroee In connection with aa appeal which It Is stated Is to be made against the sentence.The Judge said It was Improper for anybody connected with tha case to send these circulars.The Jury were bound to disclose nothing, and he hoped that those who had received the circulars would take his advice sind make no reply.MEGMIC 00.HAPPENINGS Budget of News From Various Sections of Country REEDSDALE Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Davi McIntyre and eon, Wesley, Thursda for North Hatley to see her .brother Mr.Wm.Gallagher, who has bee ill; Mr.Donald Ross, Magog, th week-end at the old home; Mr.an Mrs.Alfred Davidson, Kinnear\u2019s Mill Saturday with his sister, Mrs.Wrr Learmouth; Miss Della Forbes c Lennoxvllle, guest of Mrs.David Ros on Sunday; Mr.Joseph Gagnon c Bangor, Me., visiting old neighbors Mr.Joseph 1/ennon, to St.Sylveste Monday to attend the funeral of hi father-in-law, Mr.E.Cotter, Mrs Lennon having spent the past tw weeks with him; Measrs.Richar Wark and Jos.Breton, Sunday witl Mr.A.McVetty; Mr.and Mrs.H Canning, home Monday from Mon treal; Mr.and Mrs.H.Llpsey, Mon day evening with friends.Messrs.Jas.Maxwell and J.La mot he are the first in this vlclndt to start seeding, having sown grai on Monday.-Ena Seaward, Jean Mc- Sleeplng-out Record An extraordinary case came before the Grimsby County Justices, when Thomas Moore, a middle-aged laborer who pleaded guilty to a charge of sleeping out, was committed for the maximum term of three months with hard labor.His record produced to the Bench showed that his sole offences were sleeping out and begging, ! the former being an overwhelming proportion, and that he had actually served 13Vfe years\u2019 Imprisonment for , these acts of vagrancy.KINNEAR\u2019S MILLS.Mr.George Lcarmonth has boug back the farm which ho sold to IV John Davidson last fall.Mrs.Wm.McKee and yoting son, Bam, Vt., and Mr.J.McKee, S were the guests of Mr.and Miss 0 ver recently.Among his flock of sheep Mr.Albt Frizzell owns one ewe which ga birth to a quartette of lambs, all which are strong and healthy.Mr.Robert Scott, of Thetford M es, Intends moving on to the fa of the late Richard Lrfiwry In short time.Mr.Walter and the Misses M.a E.Little the week end with th mother, Mrs.W.R.Thompson.Miss Mary McIIarg, of Maple H the guest of Mrs.G.Thompson, .1 on Saturday.A congregational meeting of 1 three churches, Leeds, Reid\u2019s a Kinnear\u2019s Mills will be held in t Church here on Tuesday, May 19 for the purpose of choosing a min ter.Rev.Mr.Mullen, of Ottawa, c< ducted the service in the Presbyt iau Church oa Sunday last. SHERBROOKE DAII/V RECORD, UTCDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914.- THREE The Daily Record SHEliBKOOKE KECOHD CO., Prjiters and publishers.Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 106 and 108 Wellington street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE strictly in advance to any address in Canada, Great Britain and the United States.One year, S2.00 ; six months, $1.00 ; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.To any address in the Eastern Townships, by the year only.$1.50.Circulation Statement Circulation statement for week ending May 9th, 1914 : Monday.\u2014 .11,000 Tuesday .10,985 Wednesday\t.10,975 Thursday .10,980 Friday .19.950 Saturday .-.\u2014- 11,420 Total .- ____- 66,310 TO ADVERTISERS Advertisers are reminded that copy for advertisements should reach the Record Office not later than 8 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, $\tRecommended\t£ « Eastern Townships £ £\tHotels\t£ /\"IHAaBY; WINDSOR HOTEL\u2014T.A.Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.BUSINESS CARDS ;l ujmGS Gatherings by Daily Record* Cor respondents in Various Communities.general, contractors.GK.ADD1E, C.E.\tQUEBEC.\u2022 oaice.81 St.Peter St.; Residence.118 St, Cyrille St.Tel.connections.AitfcLAND C.CREPEAU.SHEK-brooke.Provincial n.and Surveyor, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.Phone 1^2.A.MEADE.COATICOOK.QUE., O.Quabec Band Surveyor.Bell phone.All kinds ot surveys aud levelling.COWANSVILLE.Mr.Eugene Bonnette, who is in the employ of McClatchie Bros., has been quite ill.There was quite an exciting runaway Saturday from near the stone crusher, when Mr.Flaherty\u2019s team took fright at the doctor\u2019s auto.They were stopped at Freeport without much damage.Mr.Hastings Ross, of White River, Ont., surprised his parents by dropping in on them Sunday for a week\u2019s visit.Mr.Ross is in the C.P.R.offices at White River.Mr.Geo.Goyette and Miss E.Touchette went to Richford, Vt., last week and were quietly married.They are at present occupying part of the old E.T.Bank building on Main street.The Methodist Ladies\u2019 Aid will be held in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon, the 14th inst.All are invited.| Mr.Willis Durkee, of West Brome, was in town Wednesday last visiting his sister, Mrs.A.Macfarlane.;Mr.Durkee is quite a poultry expert.; He has had three hatchings in his jincubator this season, the last, he ! thinks, being a record one, as out of i 120 eggs he put into the incubator he 1 got 115 good healthy chicks, i Mr.and Mrs.Boynton to Iron Hill Sunday accompanied by Mr.Smith, calling on friends.Work on the good roads began Monday, starting from Norwood avenue, running west towards South street.Mr.J.Sheehan, who bought the Simon Miltimore place, has come with his wife, moved in, and is fixing the place up both inside and out.Mr.T.Etoile, of Montreal, the week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Dean and assisting at the opening of the Empire Theatre, which was ; greeted with a bumper house, about fifty being turned away, j Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Smith the week-end with Mrs.Smith's parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Brown, Farndon; Miss Elvira Fuller and Miss Dora Kathan, of East Farnham, the weekend w'ith Mrs.John McCrum.Mothers\u2019 Day was observed in the Methodist Church Sunday morning, and at Fordyce Corners in the afternoon.Rev.Mr.Brundage preached eloquent sermons to good congregations at both appointments.The attendance at Emmanuel Congregational Church was good.The congregation was especially favored by having the pleasure of listening to Miss Hay, an opera singer, who has riOUGLAH M.ÏOWEE, MAGOG, Q'JE., lL/ Quebec Land Surveyor.Diana, subdivision» and surveys, ail kinds.Tel.INEURANCfcü AGENTS, WS.DRESSER A CO.SHEU-.brooke.ail branche» ol insurance.Oitice eatabiiahed IA o.SOUTHWOOD 4, CO., INS.AGTS.J- \u2022 S.& S.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke Hamilton and daughter, TTlinor, to their home here on Friday niter a couple of months with her parents; Mr.and Mrs.J.McClary at East Farnham.A meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society is to be held at the home of Mrs.J.Burnet on Tuesday afternoon.WILL HAVE CLEAN GRANBY MYSTIC.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Sanford Rosenberger visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Rosenberger; Mr.William Johnson in Mystic visiting friends; Mr.Alex Watson, who has been the winter with his daughters in Vermont, to his home for the summer.The Mystic school closed Tuesday, May 12.Quite an elaborate programme was prepared, and the.Strathcona prize, which consists of a set of nine hooks, was on exhibi- Property Owners Will Be Prosecuted if Premises Are Not Kept Cleon ROAD COMMITTEE PAYS VISIT TO MONTREAL TO SEE HOW TAR MACADAM STANDS ON THE ROADS.Granby, May 13.\u2014- (Special) \u2014At an adjourned session of the Council there were present the Mayor and i BIO BARGAINS | FOR THIS WEEK FLETCHER\u2019S CASTORIA\u2014 Regular 35c., now.23c.tion at that time.Mrs.Angelia Corey, aged 79 years, Councillors Barr, Pare, Kent and died Monday, May 4, at the home Miner.It was moved by Councillor of her son, Varian S.Corey, of Can- Barr, seconded by Councillor Pare, ___________ _\t.\tton, Ohio.The deceased was born! that all parties owning or occupying been spending a few weeks with Mrs.| at North Stanbridge July 10,\t1834,\t! property on the river hank be noti- D.A.Bowker.\t^ and spent the greater portion of her fied that they must clean up and keep Mr.Thomas Moffatt is now nicely life in this vicinity.She was mar- clean their premises along said river-settled in his new home on the Hen- ried to Norman Corey May 8, 1SG0, side.Any of said parties or any ry Carter place at Fordyce Corners, \u2019at Farnham.Three months before : other persons dumping rubbish on -«- ber death she went tp visit her son.| said bank will be prosecuted, and a ARCHITECTS.[ W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT.\t«5 .Wellington fcU.Sherbrook-.Bell.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.T\\R.Lm.c.BÂCHAND, 17 BROOKS lL/ st., Specialist in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.Specialist in all Electric Treatment of Diseases.Consultation : By appointment at hospital or at home.\t____ T A.DARCHK, M.D.SPECIALIST\u2014 iJ.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Offlco.AV King St.\t_ r.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital 8-9.I A.C.ETHIER.M.D.\u2014SPECIALTY, .Urinary Diseases.Consultation: Res., 45 King St-, Sherbrooke.Que., and by appointment.DR.W.A.FARWELL 1 SPECIALIST j to tbe Protestant Hospital), Eye, Ear.Nose and Throat Diseases.37 Dui-ierin Ave.Sherbrooke.Consultation, 10-12 a.m.,\t1-4 p.m.and by appointment.auctioneers and accountants.Bryce & francis.accountants and Audito*»# Quebec St»# fcJUer- brooke» IOHN .^GRIFFITH.AUCTIONEER.** Accountant.Commisdianer and An-li-Lor, Sherbrooke, Que.TAILORS.HET YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED AT UT \u201cNew Method.\" 118* Wellington St.MUSIC TEACHERS.R W.A.MONTGOMERY, MUS.B.__F.H.C.O.L.R.A.M., teacher of piano.irgan Binging, Room 26.Whiting Block.M MANUFACTURERS.GtEO.LONG.SASH AND DOOR 1 Manufacturer.Write for quotations.ADVOCxYTES.D 1ATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO-cates.Quebec Bank.Sherbrooke.lARASER, MACDONALD & RUGG.Is.Advocates, Q.C.Ry.Bldg.JACOB N1COL.K.C.ADVOCATE.Crown Prosecutor, i'5 Wellington St.I AWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVEK, U Advocates, etc., Sherbrooke.Leonard & juneau.advocates, 18 King St.0'BREAD Y & PANNETON, ADVO-cates.155 Wellington St.L\\7M.C.TRACY.ADVOCATE.137 * ' Wellington St.Seo.Firold Faker, Avocate, iweelsburg Office open every day.Personal attention Wedhtsday» anij Baturdnya.Appointments can bo arranged for any time.Montreal Office : CHAUVIN, BAKER & WALKER.t&Mx Water Work» Water Power» Surveying Patent Solicitor Mining C.A.SPENCER Eastern Townships Bunk Building, Montreal.BUYS AND SELLS.PINE, SPRUCE, HEMLOCK, BASSWOOD, BIRCH Wfchoopiiàj* Cough SPASMODIC CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS BRONCHITIS CATARRH C01DS ESTABLISHED 1879 A simple safe and effective treatment for bronchial troubles, avoiding drugs.Vaporized Cresolene rtops the paroxysms of Whooping Cough and relieves Spasmodic Croup at once.It is a BOON to sufferers from Asthma.Theair carrying the antiseptic vapor.Inspired with every breath, makes breathing easy ; soothes the sore throat and stops the cough, assuring restful nights.It is invaluable to mothers with Foung children.Send postal for descriptive booklet.ALL DRUGGISTS.Try CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC THROAT TA BLETS forthe irritated throat.They are simple, effective and antiseptic.Of your druggist or from us, 10c.in stamps.Vapo Cresolene Co.62 CortIan.lt St., N.Y.Leemlnjt Miles Building Montreal, Can.g DUNHAM On Friday evening last the Rev.Walter Western gave an illustrated lecture on the missionary work of the M.S.C.C.in the Canadian North West, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.The monthly meeting of the W.A.was held on Thursday afternoon.The regular meeting of the Homemakers' Club will be held on Saturday afternoon, May 16th, at Mrs.Jos.Sharman\u2019s.On Saturday evening, May 16th the Rev.E.I.Rexford, Principal of the Diocesan College, Montreal, will I give an illustrated lecture on his re-: cent trip through Palestine at 7.30 Soon after her arrival she contracted : reward of five dollars will be paid a cold, which developed into pneu- i to any person bringing satisfactory monia.She is survived by a son, ! information against anyone who Varian S.Corey, of Canton, Ohio, ! shall he convicted of said offence, and two grandchildren, Mrs.Lynn Councillors Barr, Pare and Kent C.Pharo, of Mystic, and Norman W.; were appointed a Building Commit-| Corey, of Canton.Funeral services tee.'were conducted by Rev.T.W.Grose, j Chief of Police Daigle was author-assisted by Rev.W.A.Rutledge, of ; Ized to prosecute, in his own name, the Methodist Church.Burial at Can- all parties contravening any of the ton.\tlaws of this corporation.-4.- j It was moved and seconded that Have you ever wished for relief from tired feet?Ever wished for a shoe you could wear all day without thinking of your feet?There is just such a shoe for women.It is called \u201cEmpress.\u201d We are \u201cEmpress\u201d agents.J.A.ipfl I Co.Im ' FELLOW\u2019S SYRUP\u2014 Regular Î1.50, now VICHY WATER\u2014 Regular 25c J, .95c.,l r now .15c.j rrr\t' Watch our window displays, t W.H.Griffith | Druggist\t* 121 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.$ $ the Council purchase from Hector Pare the extra land on the east side |of Pare street, as per plan of A.W.I Mitchell, for $300, Mr.Pare to move all but the Bernier and last : house on plan at his own expense, and ; payable in one year without inter- FULFORD.Mr.Edmund Doe, Jr., is on the sick list at present.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Armstrong, of ___ Bondville, recent guests of Mr.\t.p.m.in the Town Hail, and on the : ?Jrs- Wra- Armstrong at Maple Gtove;,\t^ an(j that the Mayor be author following day the Rev.Mr.Rexford Mr- J- Bridge in Holland, Vt.,for,iZed to sign the deed of said land, will be the preacher at All Sainzs\u2019 , a ^ew days ; Mrs.Wm.Hay to her On motion, the Town Hall Com-Church.The offerings at the morn- home in Knowlton ; Miss Gertrude mittee was authorized to negotiate ing service for the Diocesan College Bockus and Miss Hazel Nealy, of Wa- with the Council of the Township of fund.\tterloo, recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Granby with a view of purchasing Mr.Rheaume of the Road Depart- R- Bockusi; Mr.Scott Booth, of their share of the Town Hall, ment, Quebec, is in town superintend- Sherbrooke, in town on Sunday; the The mayor and secretary were au- Misses Joyal, J.Galer and I.Por- thorized to borrow from Mrs.C.T.teous, of Maplewood Convent, the Ashton $1,000 at 5 per cent, and to week end at their homes here.\t, sign a note for the same.Mrs.Fessenden has received news Messrs.Barr, Miner and Beaudry, of the death of her cousin, Mrs.Jud- of the Roa\tTclesphore\tB^rmer tc Plummer ¦ tulips Mr and Mrs T W money and mat?r,al were received Morrisson, lot 9-181, \u201ca \".m,t,m 'ro'\u201d \u201d\u201c>¦\t_____ p\"\u201c k, , ° Mnd\u2018 GM°r8* ABerMiCkt\t,Mr- MtTRSES\u2019 ASSOCIATëON.\t«tte, lot' 9-17, East Mms May flowers MUii W and t™* r**'llar montbly meeting of the $1\u201950.Vis.«.ri/ri.\t«.rwi-ir1, M1 8#f .d\tEastern Townships Graduate Nurses\u2019\tA- h-\tto Bonaventure\tRob- Mrs\tp\"1 Berwick ¦\twhite\tclrmridons\u2019\tA8H0ciat'0n was\theld yesterday after-\t®rt'\u2019 'V' half\t1(J 1491 and\tpart 1492, Mrs\tfkirwick ,\twhite\tcarnations,\tnoon in the Art\tHall, Miss Elizabeth\tScmtb Ward-\tPrice $1,433.83.-If.and Mrs.\tHenry Jackson.The\tOrford nresidimr.\tThe\tr,raiae\u201et rf!.\tH.E.Todd to Mrs.\tR.\tCharlton, half of W.half lot 9, range 1, e 11,\tAscot.Mrs.\tThomas East\tWard.Miss\tH.E.East\tWard.O.C,\tMoris- Ward,\tPrice choir sang the hymns, \"There\u2019s a ferrèd\u2019to'termiFôf high praisTto the K\t.- ; nend for Little Children,\u201d and lecture given at the last meeting by , AT:ot\u2019 Prirr: ^00.Loving Shepherd of thv Sheep,\u201d af- Dr.L.Pariseau, Medical Health Of- Mrs.R.Charlton to F ter which the little body was laid to fleer, and deplored the absence of aH3e\u2019 E- h;ilf r,f w- half Ascot.Price S 1,900.WOKDEBFUL HAIfi Clean and frec^frym da issessing all the radi; it hair.This is just ;ans to those who i-uf ; scalji, dandruff, coa mmon looking hair.;-e to faded, unattractli : feeds the hair root isary food for promotin >wtb.Hageinc is the d you could wish for.j s and it is not sticky o ge shaker-top bottle 1 and Dr.M.Ohagnon sonal guarantee to ney if you arc not ent .Me sure to go to Dr.ig Store us other uti piy you.ndrui'f and ice of per-bat Hageine i with itch-dry, or geine is new hair.Suge-tb the ne-ig a healthy laintiest toit is not a , called \"Building By-law of the City of Sherbrooke,\" was adopted, which By-law determines the duties and powers of the building inspector, defines the rules and mode of construction, repair, modi-iication or other alteration whatsoever of buildings within the limits of the City of Sherbrooke, the rate at which building permits are issued, etc., the original of which By law is kept on record in the office of the Secretary-Treasurer, at the City Hall, where anyone can take communication of it.E.C.GATIEN, Sec.-Treas.Sherbrooke, May 11th, 1914.J.MACKINNON, Mayor.In New \u201cEasy-Opening Box BLACK WHITE TAN 3HOE, impetus*» Coaticcok House\u2014repul,ir home lor Tru'-eUors.Eue.Bouchard.Prop.*/ Brightens up millions of shoes daily jg/W A FEW DETAILS OF GAME IN MAGOG SATURDAY Magog, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Magog scored six goals against Coati-cook in the game on Saturday.Magog assumed an aggressive attitude from the beginning and F.Stanley scored the first goal about five minutes after the game commenced.When play resumed C.Sandell, the Magog outside right beat Turner with a line shot from a pass by J.Goulding, and not long after H.Sandell drove in a fast shot which Turner had no chance to save.About live minutes from half time Magog's inside left scored again.The spectators were enthusiastic and the same player tried for another goal but shot wide.At half time the score was 4-0 in favor of Magog.\t, After an interval of ten minutes play was resumed and after twenty minutes of fast football L.Auger scored from a corner taken by C.Sard\u2019ll.The Coaticook outside left, C.Jones, made some fine runs but received little support from the rest of the forward line.The last goal was scored about ten minutes from the finish by L.Auger who scored on a corner kick taken by H.Sandell.The Coaticook goal tend appeared to he inexperienced.The teams were as follows: Magog: Goal, L.Blain; hacks, S.Stone and F.Williams; halves, J.Kennedy.L.Auger, and W.Kennedy; forwards, (Capt.) C.Sandell, F.St.-.nley, J.Goulding, H.Sandell, D.Morris.Coaticook: Goal, T.Turner; backs, G.Wh dley, and W.Faulkner; halves, E.Stanford, E.Emtage and J.Raynor; forwards, W.Day, J.Howett, C.Haywood, T.Dalton and S.( Jones.Referee, Plummer, Sherbrooke.STANDING E.T.F.A.After Saturday\u2019s games the standing of the Eastern Townships Football League is as follows: W L T FA 2\t0\t0\t12\t0 2\t0\t0\t8\t0 1\t0\t0\t2\t0 110 6\t2 0\t0 13\t3 0\t113\t5 0\t10 0\t8 0\t2\t0\t0\t16 Royal Athletic Y.M.C.A.Beete .Magog .BaraCas .Wf.t\u2019 rville.East Angus .Coaticook .k Flag for Everi Record Reader The Sherbrooke Record is able to make this great offer to its readers.By special arrangement with the manufacturers it is able to present its readers with a beautiful Union Jack, the flag of the Empire.48 inches by 32 inches in size.The expense is merely nominal.One coupon and fifty cents will secure for any regular reader of the Record this beautiful flag of the Empire.THE UNION JACK St.George's Cross, as It appears in the Union Jack.St.Andrew's Cross, as It appears In the Union Jack.St.Patrick's Cross, as it appears in the Union Jack.The 24th of May is not far distant.The 1st of July is approaching.Fly the Flag on these and other National Holidays.Every home in the Eastern Townships should have this Flag.Coupon h published on another page.Orders will be filled as received while the consignment lasts.OiME COUP*ON AIVD SOc.(Postage Prepaid.) UNFURL THE FLAG.dmme fe i ; iff IISmi MIS iiS \u2019¦Ass;.:;: ¦ ¦ \" ¦ THEROYAL BANKOFCANADA INCORPORATED 1869 Capital Paid Up Reserve Funds $11,560,000 13,575,000 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened \u2014.\u2014 .¦¦¦ \u2014\u2014\u2014 11 in\".\t-with an initial deposit of One Dollar.Interest is credited half yearly.JOINT ACCOUNTS An account in the names of two ¦.members of a family will be found convenient.Either person (or the survivor) may operate the account.MAIN OFFICE, Wellington iat., - G.V.LE PAN, Manager.UPPERTOWN BRANCH :\t- J.J.ROBICHAUD, Manager, EAST SHERBROOKE BRANCH: A.C.LA BILLOIS, Manager.TRe Merchants Bank Established 1864 Qf Ccinâdâ Head Office, Montreal QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of Two and One-half per cent, for th Current Quarter, being at the rate of Ten per cent, per annum, upon the Paid up Capital Stock of this Institution, has been declared, and will be payable a' its .Banking House in this city and at its Branches, on and after the 1st da; of May next, to Shareholders of record at the close of business on the 15th da?of April.ANNUAL MEETING The annual General Meeting of Shareholders, for the election of Director and other general business of the Bank, will be held at the Banking House, b the City of Montreal, on Wednesday, the twentieth day of May next.The chai will be taken at 12 o\u2019clock noon.By order of the Board.E.F.HEBDBN, General Manage?Montreal, 31st March.1913.EUGENE TREMBLAY WHO MEETS GEORGE JARRY LING MATCH AT THE MONUMENT NATIONAL IN A WREST-TO NIGHT For Liquor and Drug Users A scientific treatment which has cured half a million in the past thirty-five years and the one treatment which has stood the severe test of time.Methods rational and humane, health always improved.No nausea, sickness or bad after effects.No \"knock-outs\" ever given or emetics used.All business and correspondence strictly confidential.THE KZELEY INSTITUTE 151 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE IRON HILL.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Tom Shufelt, Master Franklin and Mrs.Glover, Farnham, week end guests at The Highlands ; Miss K.Barnum (nurse), of Boston, Mass., who for a number of years in earlier life, was a resident of this town, guest with many friends at present ; Mrs.Henry, of Sutton, the guest of her daughter, Mrs.H.L.Hastings ; Mrs.Geo.Eddy to Bolton Centre, visiting relatives ; Misses N.and L.Hamilton, Bolton, visiting their grandmother, Mrs.H.D.Gleason ; Mrs.Griswold, Pine Mountain, visiting Mrs.Tihbits at Mr.D.F.Sweet's, TENNIS THE ST.JOHNS LAWN TENNIS CLUB St.Johns, Que., May 13.\u2014(Spc cial)\u2014A meeting of the above was held in the Baldwin Hall on Monday 11th inst., when me tallowing officers were elected for the current season: President, F.Devaux; Vice-President, M.Gilbert; Secretary Treasurer, A.K.Gildea.The following were elected on the Executive Committee: J.Macgougan, Chairman; Walter Hlsio-p, President and Vice-President ex-officio.Considerable improvements have been made this season, and it is hoped that matches will he arranged with other clubs during the summer.EXECUTIVE OF E.T.F.A MEETS REPORTS OF GAMES PLAYED WERE RECEIVED A meeting cf the executive committee of the Eastern Townships Football League was held at the Sun Life building on Monday, May 11th, D.Macintyre in the chair.The referees reports of the games played were received and fyled.The r.ferecs for the games on Saturday, May 16th were appointed.The next meeting of the committee is called for Monday, May 18th at 7 p.m.sharp at the Sun Life building All reinrees of the league are invited to attend thes^ meetings in the interests of the league.A Brick Limerick The ancients had trouble to make their bricks, Without using straw for a binder, Since those times, the people have learned some tricks, And the task-masters, too, have grown kinder.But, alas ! you will find, it is true of to-day, And this we have learned from our mascot, That good bricks can only be made from good clay, And the good clay is all in the Corner of Ascot.We Make Ascot Bricks\u2014Ask for Quotations.Sherbrooke Tile and Brick Co.OFFICE : RECORD BLOCK.Phone 1011.INVESTORS ATTENTIONS A safer or more profitable investment could not be secured than loaning amounts from $500 $ 10.000 on tirst mortgage security in the West.Rate, 10 p.c.per annum, Payable annually.Term, three or five years.I have been loaning money for the past ten years without a single loss, as only 33 p.c.of a conservative valuation of the security is advanced.For full particulars address J.R.MCINTOSH, Sll Agency Bulldling, EBMOISJXOM, Alta.(Formerly of Sherbrooke and Montreal). SIX SHERBROOKE DAIEY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914, M OF AIL THREE MS \"Fnilt-a-li»es\u201d Brought Him Perfect Heal Avon, Ont., May 14th.1913, \"I am younger since I have been taking \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d.I was troubled very badly with Piles, Constipation and Stomach Disorder, but I found \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d was the panacea for the whole three.Now T am free of all these diseases and enjoying perfect health, and able to work whenever I like.Five years ago, I started taking \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d.I took two every night and they worked wonders for me.No other medicine I could get was so good and I took lots of different remedies before I found out how good \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d were.I keep \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d onhandall the time, and am never without them.I even take them with me when I go motoring, so I can have them handy.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d are worthy of every good word I can say about them.The fact that they cured me of Piles, was something to be everlastingly thankful for\u201d GEORGE LAUR.50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 2ÇC.At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.Wbat Dyspeptics Stieuld Eat A PHYSICIAN S ADVICE.\"Indigestion and practically all form* ! of stomach trouble are.nice times out 1 of ten, due to acidity : therefore stom- ; ach sufferers should, whenever possible.| avoid eating: food that is acid In its ! nature, or which by chemical action in ! the stomach develops acidity.Unfortu- : nately, such a rule eliminates most foods.1 which are pleasant to the taste as well 1 as those which are rich in blood, flesh ' and nerve building properties.This is the rea-son wny dyspeptics and stomach sufferers are usually so thin, emaciated and lacking in that vital energy which : can only come from a well-fed body.For: the benefit of those sufferers who have ! been obliged to exclude from their diet all starch\u201d sweet or fatty food, and are trying to keep up a miserable existence on gluten products, I would suggest that you should try a mea'.of any food or foods which you may like, in moderate amount, taking immediately afterwards a 'easpoonful of bisurated magnesia in a little hot or cold water.This will neutralité any acid which may be present, or which may be formed, and instead of the usual feeling of uneasiness and fulness, you will find that your food agrees with you perfectly.Bisurated magnesia .s doubtless the best food corrective and antacid known.It is not.a medicine and has no direct action on the stomach but by neutralizing- the acidity of the food contents, and thus removing the source of the acid irritation which inflames the delicate stomach lining, it does more than could possibly be done by ary drug or medicine.As a physician I believe m the use of medicine whenever necessary, but I must admit that I cannot see the sense of dosing SHERBROOKE INCIDENT The Member For Sherbrooke and the Minister of Militia think his militarism quite as popular j and say he did not apply them toj in the county of Sherbrooke as he | the member for Sherbrooke, possibly he would have the right to do so.I inSamed and irritated stomach with drugs instead of getting rid of the acid-the cause of all the trouble.Get a little bisurated magnesia from your druggist, eat what you want at your next meal, take some of the bisurated max-nes:a as directed above, and see if I\u2019m not right- \" WHAT TO DO FOR SORE THROAT.SOME GOOD ADA ICE BY A SPECIALIST.As there seems to be a regular epidemic of Sore Throats this win.er, the following valuable recipe will be welcomed by many, A sore throat is a dangerous complaint to trifle with, as the bronchial tubes lead directly.,- to the lungs and the disease often travels along these tuoes into the lungs and there sets up an inflammation that invariably results in a serious lung trouble.At 1\tthe\tfirst\t\tof\tsoreresê\tin\tthe throat\tor\tax 01\tm d t\the t\tonsils yo\ta sb\tould secure\tfrom yc\t\tKir c\tLem:\t2L 1 OZ.\tof\tPar- mint\t(Doi\table\tStrength\t\tand ta\t,ke\tthis home\tan (1\tadd\tto i\t*- t\tpint of h\tot water\t tJiû 4 oz\t\t.of\tmois\th eu\tgar.\tS\ttir\tuntil dissoB\t\"ed.\tTake o\t\tne *\tablespoor\tiful\tfour times\ta d\tay.\t1 £15\twill\tçive inst\t1 ant\tre- lie: and will :\t\t\tTsual\tl7 *a**aa*.a.a-.a-a-.a.-a-.a-a~a-a.a.a.a-.a.a.a-a«a-a.a»a»a-a- j\tCOATICOOK.\tf :\tNo.10.VICTORIA LODGE (Ino.,)\t| ;\tI.O.O.F.\t?| Meets in Oddfellows' Hall, Co- j :\tatlcook, every Tuesday evening, t l Noble Grand.J .E.Terrill ; | J Sec\u2019y, Wm.Wallace.\ti I ROCK ISLAND.i a No.IS, TOMIFOBIA, I.O.O.F.* « Meets at Oddfellows' Hall.Rock | \u2022\tIsland, every Friday evening, f Î Noble Grand, B.F.Stewart ;\t?f Rec.Sec'y, G.S.Heath.\tJ ?\tKNOWI/fON.\t[ Î No.28, KNOWLTON, I.O.O.F.t \u2022\tMeets in I.O.O.F.Hall, Knowi- f ?\tton,\tevery second and fourth\tf t Tuesday.Noble Grand, Geo.A.T t McClay ; Secretary, J.K.Fay.* .\u2022.a».«.e\u201e»aa»«a«a*«»e*,»»«eaa.«.ft.,»aaa\u201e«eaftMt