Sherbrooke daily record, 10 mars 1915, mercredi 10 mars 1915

[" v* .blitter, 22 9-10 or 107 3-10.It was decided that the surplus j money now in the bank he used as war tax on the checks.RASH OVER BABY\u2019S CHEST DO Follls Avo., Toronto, Ont.\u2014\"From birth my baby grandson had a rash ovet his chest which prevented his sleeping and seemed to irritate him a great deal.They were a mass of l iny red pimples on his chest and arms.Ho was too young to scratch but was very cross and fretful.** I used i ho samples of both Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and they appeared to afford him relief Immediately so T bought more.In three or four weeks ho was entirely healed.\" (Signed) Mrs.L.Compton.May 23.1914.Samples Free by Mall Although Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold throughout tho world, a sample, of each with 32-p.Skin Book will bo sent free upon request.Address post-card; **Cuticura, Dept.I), Boston, U.S.A.\" friends Tell Friends ZUTOO Stops Headache Five years ago ZUTOO was practical!, unknown in ( Y.nada.To-day, thousands and thousands of men and women depend on these little harmless tablets for quick relief from Headaches.Their fame has gone from friend to friend\u2014from town to town\u2014from coast to coast.Wherever there ate headaches, there should be ZUTOO Tablets\u2014they cure in 20 minutes.25c a box\u2014at all dealers or by mail postpaid.B.N.Robinson &¦ Co.Rcgd., Coaticook, Que.For Protection against the serious sickness so likely to follow an ailmentof the digestive organs,\u2014bilousness or inactive bowels, you can rely on the best known corrective SeecHsmfc Pilla (Th.Urtmt Sal.«I An, Mcillrl.in (W World) Sold ovnry whom, in banni, 2.9 cenfn OXO CUBES arc invaluable for those who have to he out in all weathers 'they fortify against cold anil fatigue and maintain strength m ini'.ANO Zrir.TIN*.à J .CorrBspoinlenls for DAILY DECOUD -AT- MELBOURNE 6619 2534 7 ^ SHERBROOK7E DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH io, 1915.The Daily Record iTIKrVFj BHBRBROOKE RECORD CO.Printers''and Publishers.Printed and published every altemoon, i RafllPrimrc Im nn;i.n ¦ n eioept Sunday, at 106 and 108 Wei-\tHy USilV RGCOfil COf lingtcm St.Sherbroohe.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE strictly in advanoe to any address in Canada, Great Britain and the United States One year.*2.00 ; sti months, $1.25 \u2022 three months.70 cents ; one month.25 cents.BEDFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Circulation Statement but pleasant meeting last Thursday I Mr.A.W.Westover\u2019s on Thursday of at the vicarage.\t! iaat; week, on the occasion of Mr.S.The little daughter of Mr.and : Westover's 82nd birthday.A very Mrs.Rodney McClary has been very : pleasant day was enjoyed by his 111 with bronchial pneumonia, and 1 many friends.although some better is not yet con- Mrs.Hart is very ill with pneumo-sidered out of danger.Mr.Harvey 1 nia.The many friends of Miss Florence\ta;orn&^lb1 ¦ Broker.Chicago Grain, *20 00 m.the advantages of a youthful appear- March 12th.¦ee 1\t.\t\u2018 '\t* O r\\ na\tVrvllT* Vi n 4 T\" in\t.1 »\u2022\tT 4- !\t.\t.» _ .WANTED A Good Live Correspondent for Bedford, Que.APPLY Sherbrooke Record Co.SHERBROOKE.P.C.Du Boyce NOTARY, AUDITOR, E C8 COURT HOUBE.RICHMOND, QUiB.Successor to D.M.Kow»t.N.P.C.A.SPENCER DEALER IN SOFTWOOD AND HARDWOOD LUMBER Eastern Townships Bank Building, Montreal.ASTHMA COUGHS WHOOPING COUGH SPASMODIC CROUP BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS 14 'Est 1879 A simple, safe and effective treatment avoiding drugs.Used with success for 35 year#.The air carrying the antiseptic vapor, Inhaled with every breath, makes breathing easy, soothes the sore throat, and stops the cough, assurlngrcstfulnlghts.Crcsolencls invaluable to motters with young children and n boon to sufferers from Asthma.Sond us postal for descriptive booklet sold p * DRuatfisra VAP0-CRES0LENK CO.Leemlaa Miiei Bldff.Montr\u2019l sible, not only for the expression of eux and Pastor Ward respecting the their good-will to both himself and renewal of the license of the Upper Mrs.Baldwin as recorded in the ad-, Bedford Hotel and suspected that a .ass\u2019 but als°.,or the very valuable vigorous temperance appeal was like-gifts they had given him which had ly to be in store for those who at-taken a form he would not wish to tended.In this they were not disap-: x He be?:ged tbem to believe pointed.Taking as his text Neh.3rd that it was something of a task to! Chap, and Verse 28, \u201cFrom above sever himself from those with whom the horse-gate repaired the priests in so many ways he had acted, but every one over against his own tie felt that in returning to his home house.\" The preacher first preached1 town of St.Catharines that some upon the love of home which the life! xxoax., X.X.O» ~xxv.c xauaftmioiu ami mas- fuHW 3a=«nrL J'61'6\tHe\tof Nehemlah revealed and suggested\u2019 ter Stewart Hungerford of Toronto i\ta\u201c ®d bbsm of his continued that the broken down wall was ty- we,n«'\u201ein all\u201etbat pertained to the pical of the breach which every hot-well-being of his friends and hoped el made in what should be a wa ALLAN LINE Proposed Winter Sailings, 1U15.BA'.JÜHN\u2014HALIFAX\u2014LIVERPOOL ROYAL MAIL SERVICE.Bteamer\tFrom St.John Scandinavian.Feb.\tZtith Corsican .March\tIZth Hesperian .March\t19 th Scandinavian.April\t2nd Steamers call Halifax\tfollowing\tday.ST.JOHN\u2014HAVRE\u2014LONÜON.Steamer\tFrom St, John Corinthian .Sat., Mar.27th Sicilian.Sat., Apr.3rd BOSTON\u2014PORTLAND\u2014GLASGOW.From Portland From Boston Pretorian.Feb.\tIStb Carthaginian.March 15th Pretorian.Mar\t25t.\u2019i Steamers call at Halifax westbound.For particulars\tof\trates and\tall further information apply to H.& A.ALLAN, MONTREAL.Local Agents.Pj.H.SEWELL, C.P.A.C.P.R.G.A.HARRISON.C.P.A., G.T.R.j visiting at Mr.E.C.Russell\u2019s.Gravel is being drawn from Mystic for the new cement bridge over the1\toffarad to meet them defence around all homes.He further The romnLftLt mR-\t.announced that as a result of the 1 be company took the opportunity canvass Morpion Creek, which is about three miles north of the village.FOSTER.On March 1 Inspector Taylor visit cd Foster School and found everything in a satisfactory condition.tn\t*1.itj.,¦ ,\t-j cauvaBH wmcii r amer fiL examnles of th/w ii*®\u201d Vcry and blmHelf bad made that more than manship\tsellers work-j sufficient municipal voters had sign- Mr rPRdwin D ,1-\t^\t\u201cd a protest against the granting of dav aft era Ln for St ° Catharines' thfi certifiaate a,ld that a move tn a ! very Practical banner had been got- a posi«°a in'ten o\u201e the \u201cHome Guard.\u201d As a\u201cre-sult of the appeal made to the con- and that the marks at Poster had ! wj]i f0now While there he made the statement the Welland Vale riomn ne Slt e0 i\u201d that he had visited thirty-six schools j which in due course Mrs\u2019 Baldwin-7-\t'\u201cauv l-,\u2018B B°n- rse, rars.Haiawin Krogatlon golne who hH(1 he8itated to not been surpassed, which well for Miss Coapland.speaks WAR ATLAS -COUPON TO SHERBROOKE \"RECORD Please send me your 17-page War Atlas, containing detailed colored maps and statistics of the contending countries.NAME .ADDRESS .Enclosed 22 cents.aa isaaassss (Postage prepaid.) PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND .STOP CATARRH Tells How To Open Clogged Nostrils and End Head-Colds.Portland-HaHfax-LSverpool CABIN AND THIRD CLASS ONLY Twin-Snr.w\tFrom Portland - Halifax S.S.Northland - Mar.13 Mar.14 S.S.Southland - Mar.26 Mar.27 S.S.Northland \u2022 Apr.10 Apr.11 S.S.Southland - Apr.24 Apr.25 Rates: Cabin, $55; Third, $33.75 Apply local agent» for full particulars, or Company\u2019s Office, 118 Notre Dame W., Montreal support the effort to close the hotel ICE JAM AT BEDFORD.\tW6re ,WO,n ?Ver and askcd tbe privil- The torrential rains of Tuesday and1\tlhe pr,otue8t; DuHne Wednesday of last week caused many; 6\tMafter R,cbard Poster misgivings amongst the riverside and: f^1\u2019^lth,,'2'ICh accoptance *¦\tsolo other residents of the town.During enblt'ad\u2019 Have Courage My\tBoy the night of Wednesday, Pike River.and Hay No\u2019\t_\t_ and Groat\u2019^ Greek rose d®n!dder®bl^> | good PRICES I^UCTION SALE.! evening~by\u2018 a \"sh^t dance': was presented and duly acknowledged in suitable terms.The younger: members of the party completed the and early on Thursday the ice in the\t____ Pond above the Best dam broke up, Although the rain fell in borrents | MEETING OP DIRECTORS OF MIS and about 6.30 in the evening the ice a 1 da,y on Wednesday last a very; SISQUOI COUNTY FAIR in the pond above the electric light lar£e company gathered at the sale fine In a few moments.I dam.came down.All the dams for- held on the Nelson Campbell farm.A meeting of the directors of Mis-] sisquoi County Fair was held last; week at which Judge Lynch was in-j vlted to take part.President Walsh! was in the chair and a good muster] of directors was present.The prlz® You feel\t_\t_________ Your cold In head or catarrh will be tunately stood the strain, but the ice Mr- Campbell has been on his farm gone.Your clogged nostrils will jammed against Foster\u2019s Island and f°r tbe Pasb fifteen years, has been a open.The air passages of your head caused the water to rise some ten or ver7 friendly and obliging neighbor will clear and you can breathe freely, twelve feet above the level in less and as he is removing to Alburgh to No more dullness, headache ; no a quarter of an hour.Huge take part of the farm of his uncle, ( Hst was revised and sent forward foi hawking, snuffling, mucous discharg- blocks were forced to the foot of the J.Reynolds, the sale of hls stock approvai nnd th(, various committees' es or dryness ; no struggling for suspension bridge and for a time it was held as stated above.\ti ,verfi appointed for the Fair to be was Impossible to get on to same.Tbe best prices realized for cowslhgi^ in August next.Just when it looked as though the was 81 and 75 dollars respectively, town was to have a very severe flood at which figures two extra good Ayr-the weight of the water' lifted the Ice «hire cows changed owners.The total on to the Foster and Catholic Is- realized was considered very satis-lamls and allowed the flood water to factory.escape.In ton minutes the river fell On Friday evening a surprise party I Représentative» of \u2018 hoti»\u2019\u2018 Bedford ' some eight feet and although mvners waited on Mr.and Mrs.Campbell! Mvst.lc were present \\fter devotion-1 of stock adjoining the river baffk re*! to present them with a token of ! al'exercises bv Rev Robert Bell thff breath at night Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely\u2019s Cream Balm.Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head ; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, and relief comes instantly.It is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer needs.Don\u2019t stay stuffed-up and miserable.BEDFORD BOARD METHODIST MEETING A meeting of the official board wav held in the Church Hall op MarchS.covered their stock to stables on the, the respect in which they were hold upper side of the village, no damage by their neighbors when a very hand was done to any buildings.Still,; some dinner service of some 96 pieces Pastor reported that he had been deputed to net as chairman bv the Su-( (Continued on Page 5)\t; V ÎFOüfc SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915.i\u2014\u2014 THE ROYALBANKOFCANADA INCORPORATED 1869 Capital Paid Up Reserve Funds $11,560,000 13,575,000 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened \u2014 i ¦ i.«.in^i-¦-.i IIII.III with an initial deposit of One Dollar.Interest is credited half yearly.JOINT ACCOUNTS An account Tn the names of two U vJIIV I\tle Harold M.Armstrong, Geoffrey O Kara, which should find a KraROr ArrrlRtr!,T^.ano.Would j Studio, like to have one of the applicants hold' ' ; ~\t; « special French certificate.Address C.r|^° LET\u201462 AND 61 QUEBEC ST.A* Six rooms, all modern conveniences._____| rents moderate.Apply 60 Quebec St.j to Mr.Adélard Coderre, Cowansville, Que.L.Brown.M.D., Ayer\u2019s Cliff.SITUATIONS WANTED.a TEACHER WANTED FOR THE ELE-| m ment ary department of Knowlton i Academy for the school year of 1915 ' nnd 1916.Apply, with references, to | J.E.Fay, rousEs man wishes position as modern improvements.Sec.-Treas.Knowlton, Que.?Webster ¦ ! MISCELLANEOUS.J I/O UR PROTESTANT TEACHERiS wanted.Applications will be receiv- ! fd up to April 1st next for position as i principal, intermediate and elementary j departments of the Mansonville Modem\tA ,,\t, School for the school year commencing i t.culare, to Record Office.and for district .-RS c GORDON HAS Apnl .tst|M_rived.jror TO LET DESIRABLE, r .locations, tenements and self-contain-i A Ol .G\t^novc.ovnpr Apply W.J assistant clerk.Three yeais exper-i ience iu loan office ; reference.Apply , «.! Box 15, Record.I-\u2014- i IAffRST - CLASS SAWYER WANTS situation.Capable of fitting saws and doing own mill repair ; have had 20 years\u2019 experience ; can furnish best of 1 references.Apply Box \\ y ANTED TO PURCHASE\u2014SECOND-Y y hand flat scales.Apply, giving par- 11.Record Office.September 1st n?xt, .«chool No.14, conanencing April .1 next.Applicants to state salary expected, kind of diploma held, experience m teaching, also emtose testimonials.J.N.Label 1, Sec.-Treas, JUST A\u2019R- j from Montreal and will teach 1 cutting.Pupils guaranteed to learn in i a few weeks ; 113 King St.EGGS AND POULTRY FOR SALE = 1:1: VREE\u2014WE WILL GIVE FREE TO any person interested in stock or READ ESTATE TOR SATE.; Poultry one of our 80-page illustrated ; books on how to feed, how to build hen ~ i houses ; tells the common diseases of SALE j poultry and stock, with remedies for Apply).same; tells how to cure roup in four WHITE WYANDOTTES ' > that's worth while, ready.One for you.1.& Sons, Knowlton, Que.LUGHTROOM J or to let, 8.R.Newton.Victoria St.HOUSES FOR Drumniond road.Canadian Icand, or Ô4 ; \u2022tJlX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR sale.Large lot, first-class condition.Apply k3 Wilson St.days ; tells all about our Royal Purple Stock and Poultry foods and remedies.Write W.A.Jenkins .Mfg-.Co., London, Canada., THE BREED j Mating list > Raymond Ball ; 'Phone J4.i lAEW PUREBRED C cockerels for sale BARRED ROCK| cockerels for sale ; also settings, in season, from purebred B.Rocks at ol.oo per 15 eggs.A.H.VV.Bailey, Cook-shire, Que.Purls, March 10, via London.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The report from the ¦Wat-Office this afternoon is as follows: \u201cNorth of Arras, in the region of Notre Dame de Lorette, the night : was quiet and the situation is unchanged.\u201cThe importance of our progress I yesterday in Champagne is confirmed.A violent German counter-at-j tack made on Ridge 196 was vigorously repulsed, and we gained a little ground along the road from Perthes to Tahure.\u201cOn the hill northeast of Men nil cial)\u2014The last game of the season I our infantry, after having carried the was played at the Boissonnault rink : German works mentioned in the last between East Angus, leaders of tk3 treal.The N.H.A.season was wound up Wednesday last, Wanderers and Ottawa finishing on even terms, and tiie league ordered a series of home and home games, with the first game at Ottawa, owing to the.fact that they have not artificial ice at the Capital.Wanderers will bring thirteen men to Ottawa, and while it is expected that Ottawa will win tonight\u2019s game1 the supporters of the Montreal team expect that the Wanderers will easily j overcome the lead on Saturday night.The play-off this year is of more than usual interest to local hockey! fans on account of \u201cBrownie\u2019\u2019 Baker,! the ex-Sherbrooke forward, being a member of the Wanderer club.Baker will likely figure in tonight's game.EAST ANGUS AT THETFORD Thetford Mines, March 10 \u2014(Spe- CASINO PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA.LOLA Two-part American Drama.IN FEAR OF HIS PAST Two-part Majestic.THE SILENT WAY American.MUTUAL WEEKLY N.B.-Next Monday and Tuesday last episode of \u2018'The Million Dollar Mystery.\u2019.Arrange to come to the matinee at gap end avoid the evening crush.communication, reached a hill be yond.\u201cIn the Argonne, at Fontaine Madame, we demolished a block house, and pushed our trenches 89 metres forward.\u201cBetween Four-de-Paris and Bol-lante the enemy, attacking at 4 p.tn.took from us trenches we had captured in the morning.However, a fresh attack gave us possession \u2018of Compton League, and the iocal team, resulting in a win for the latter by a score of 13 to !3.The play brought out good hockey ; by both teams.Rivard and Hall star-, red for Thetford, the former in goal I brought the crowd to its feet with ; his clever stops \u201ca la Vezina\u2019\u2019; Hail; (Was very strong at scoring and his work around the goal was respon sible for the victory.For East An PREMIER TO-DAY ! ALL NEW PICTURES ' THE OLD THESPIAN Three Parta.THF CALL OF THE CHILD Two parts.PAT HE NEWS No.12.COL.HEEZA LIAR Comedy.To-morrow.\"Tin* Mystery of the Poisoned Pool.\" Five Parts.Friday, \"His Last Dollar.*' Four Parts.ÜSIIQKlSæ VIVIAN MARTIN IN The Wishing Ring \u2022A line Khubert production in Five Part» MISS DOT FARLEY IN The Price of Crime In Three Parta.Si il \u2019HO U ['-TO-DATE\u2014Comedy.ORCHESTRA OF SIN MUSICIANS* them once more.The enemy then at- gus, Planche, Muir and Cooper star-tacked again, and according to the .red.In the first period they were latest information tinues.'\u2019 the fighting con- A j LAIVE OR SIX-ROOMED TENEMENT - - , J wanted in north ward for May 1st.BARGAIN FOR CASH PROPERTY t Rent moderate.Apply Box 1.2, Record.No.195 Bowen Ave., East City, j- Apply on promisee.\t__ j ^ JLANTS\u2014GUR 1915 PLANT LIST IS LMGHT-ROOM HOUSE.WITH WATER.\u2018 J small barn, three lots.Cheap for cash.Apply W.Bromptonville, Que.for sale.HAPPENINGS IN BEDFORD TOWN (Continued from Page 3) perintendent, Rev.W.A.Williamson.The Pastor reported that Rev.Thos B.D., of Montreal, had prom- LIl.LlAN RUSSELL in \u201cWildSire\u2019\u2019 at His Majesty\u2019s Theatre, Thursday, March 11th.CANADIANS GOOD MARKSMEN outclassed but came back strong in the next two periods.Tiie game was clean owing to fhei good work of the referee.The following is the line-up, cials and summary:-.c.ready.If you use plants we can fur-j nish something good and also save you : Burke, money.J.Raymond Ball & Sons, j jged to exchange pulpits with him on amb' i Knowlton, Que.\t! March 21st for the Church anuiver- \u2022\u2014-\u2014 - - -\t-iINCiVT7-Vtfr_f\"i7ing rarivkt sary services and it was further de- uJ END FOR NEW CATALOGUES OF I b witlCtwo\u2018 vertical drawers.' w anted! cided to secure, if possible, as chair-large and smad- farms on easy terms.| App]y\tXo |(î Record\t.man, Dr.[-\u2019.H.P ckel, and a strong ve & Stowe, Real Estate Agents.\t-.platform of speakers.The SSSliILT CUB 1 SÜDSWEL1 East Angus Thetford Mines Hmvp & Newport annual sJMALL HOUSE AND BAKiN two acres of laud, In minut Irom street ears, for sale or to P.o.Box 081, Sherbrooke.i\tPOR THE CONVEYANCE of 3Upper and meeting was arranged to ÔN WITH! ,FUPI!S\tscho0\u2019\tNo; 'f?be held on Monday 22nd of March.' -f\t^^thrsIboolÆrSiThe finances were reported to be \u2022\t10 leF THANKS.We wish to thank «11 those who so kindly assisted ns during the lllne:;?nnd death of our dear little non .also the choir and all who sem flowers.Mr uml Mrs.1.It Hooker Bishop's crossing; March 9.1915.Tuesday in the Town Hall for ; some coming from Mystic, bridge Station and the Ridge.In the last month they have forwarded from Bedford to Montreal the (following articles: 65 pairs of hand-knitted socks; 2 rolls of old linen ; ; 7 palis eiderdown bed socks; 21 i pneumonia jackets; 22 surgical shirts, 9 grey flanmtl day shirts, 1 muffler; 1 bed comforter.May this splendid work be ever blessed and carried on with the energy and love that now exist.NOTES Miss Marion Batcheler spent Saturday in Montreal.The unntversa.y of the Bedford Methodist Church will be held In the ; Church on Sunday and Monday, tiie ! 21st and 2'_\u2019nd of March.Rev.Thos.vs.Ernest Beliveau, of the township of Stratford.Defendant was convicted of stealing and selling wood from n lot occupied by him in the township of Stratford on which the Brompton Pulp and Paper Co.! have a license to cut the wood.The defendant, with the consent of the' prosecution, was allowed to go on suspended sentence, tie having made, restitution of the money received for the wood sold, and stating that the offence v.m committed in ignorance of the In ' A sir: iit:r charge was laid by the same complainant against, Alfred La honnevilis.Defendant pleaded not guilty n;> ' ; verni witnesses for the proaec\tvrere examined.The hear-: ing ¦\tividence for the defence was .ied until Thursday after- ! noon at 2 p.m.DEFENDANT DISCHARGED IN WHEAT STEALING CASE.1/.G.Orevier vs.dos.Laroche.De- REORUIT COMPETITION Private Thompson was the winner of the prize in the recruit competition in No.4 section.Burke, B.A., of Montreal, will preach \u2018 fendant had been arraigned for trial both morning and evening nod at ^or stealing wheat from a wreck at Mystic in the afternoon, and a sup- Lake Megantic.The prosecution tie per will be served in the Church hall dared they had no evidence to offer on the 22nd to be followed by a pub-! against the accused and he was ac-lic meeting in the Church at which ii ' cordingly discharged.is hoped Dr.F.H.Ptcke! will pre - side, and at which Rev.E.H.Hut ! rhlns, Rev.ThoS.Burke and others will speak.On a future date we j hope to publish fuller particulars.Miss Linda Oonrçelley and Miss M.j Smith were visitors at their respect ive homes near the week-end.WATCH STEALING CASE DIS MISSED.The King vs.OUvH Cyr, who had been committed for trial on a charge of stealing a gold watch and Chain belonging to Mrs.Alfred Cyr at Ascot Corner, and whose trial had been i iixed for the 9th inst., was discpnrg ed after hearing the evidence for the prosecution, it appearing from the evidence that since the accused had been committed for trial the watch and chain in question were found hanging in a passageway leading to the cellar of the house.CHARGED WITH NON-SUPPORT OF WIFE.In the case of Dame Tharsile Grand-hois vs.Felix Routhier, both of St.Edwidge de Clifton, which was a charge laid by the wife against \u2019 her husband under the Vagrant Act for non-support and had been continued for further, evidence until yesterday morning, the complainant withdrew the complain; and tiie accused was discharged, but was immediately afterwards arrested and brought before the Court on a similar charge laid under another section of the Criminal Code.The hearing of the evidence in this case took up most of the day, an 1 the case was adjourned until this morning for further evidence by the defence.Granby\t\t' 'owansville Topp '\tGoal\tMcGrum Vittie\tpoint\tDean Dozois\tcover\tMcCabe Barr\tcentre\tLaçasse Kendall\tright\tMarq nette 1.auric\tleft\tBrown Gray\tsub\tRoss Bousquet\t\u201c\tW.\tMcClatchie Graham\t\" L.\tMcClatchie Silk and Net Waists Value 53.50 to 35.00, J* 1 For .»P I Waists White and colored.Were $1.00 and .{1.25.\t>>\u201d' For .»)*» ! Boots and Shoes For Ladies and Children.All at 1-2 price.Judge of Plav -Smith; -McKenna and Lavery.Referee-Martin.Timekeepers-Changes:\u2014\t; First Period\u2014Ross for Marquette; Marquette for Ross; Gray for Dozois.Second Period\u2014W.McClatchie for: Brown: Brown for McClatchie; Bous-' ! onet for Kendall.Third Period\u2014Dozois for Gray; W.McClatchie for Brown.SOCCER I Y.M.C.A.CLUB MEETS TONIGHT.A meeting of the Y.M.C.A.foot ball club will he held tonight at 8 p.m.prompt.Members, players and all interested are requested to be present.CURLING A friendly game at the Curling rink last evening resulted as follows: \u2014 Only One \"BROMO QUININE\" Whenever you feel a cold coming on.think ot Iho full name, l.A NATIVE BROMO QUININE.Look for signature ot E.W, UroVe on Pox.25c.Irwin Goodhue Phelan Harrison Dinning M aw Wright Parker Skip\u201419 Skip\u2014S Black Dress Goods One lot double width, 1 \"T At, per yard .I \u2022/ Also numerous other lots of seasonable merchandise at a fraction of their former worth.Sale Positively Ends Saturday M.McKECHNIE.i71 lOOPcatCardsGivenFtee IF YOU SENO 3GC FOR 2C HIGH GRADE BEAUTY CASTER CARDS Tn rrossofl, Kreetint *.owen rabhifs flnnU.auwnerv.eUv.i.o torn\tiinadfoniely voiotail, rMiami gel \u2019 uiul »ilv«r i '\u2022«ign».auperk* qi.Alitv Af.iriirnr mnlte.Finir pillow to- \u2019\t\u2019 \u2019 * 1 Brenteat ! «Uy ai .1 ri low t.\u2019p iticlui\u2019iv' { i i-ci-i\" onjrr.Tho frentaàt 2fi«t «-«wh .¦.imv, S>mt t.» y 31.1 mention tli; .i-T -\t' \u2022\u2022 \u2022 .IS;* crwvl oit*'-t\" intioU '\u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 1 r* .-new .Mi-rirn.l vu.: n .Hi - \u2022.\u2019\u2019Ml».SoMüîWtiort R-uiir* \u2018 «id > r moiioy bniN;.Peux Card Co., Beebe, Qu*.i I I I l SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, ignj.SIX and everything else in men\u2019s dress accessories will be found here.Up to the minute in style, and of a quality that satisfies.As for prices\u2014we prove the most economical.ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE PATRIOTISM AND PRODUCTION MEETINGS AT MANSONVILiLE WERE VERY WELL ATTENDED.COWANSVILLE AND SWEETSBÜRG Session of Provincial Council TwomeetVnï in^onnectiofwitiTtue Perjury Case From Township of recently launched campaign of increased production, of the Dominion Government, were held here on Thursday afternoon and evening.At the afternoon meeting, which | was well attended by farmers and other citizens interested in this campaign, Mr.Whitley, of the Dairy Branch of the Experimental Farm, Ottawa, spoke on the value of Cow ; Testing, and some very valuable and| interesting information was given.Pass Resolutions Re.Liquor Traffic REV.MR.KETTLEWELL, OF TORONTO, PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT MEETING IN WESLEY HALL.Potten Aroused Much Interest Throughout District G.H.WE STOVER SWORE FALSELY IN CONNECTION WITH CIVIL SUIT FOR DAMAGES Daily News Specials From Eastern Townships PREPARE FOR SUGARING.SOU) FARM PROPERTY FOR $6000 Denison's Mills, March 10.\u2014(Speci- Br0wnleigh Place, March lO.ffif-Spe-\u2014Farmers in this vicinity are cj;1j,\u2014Edmond Taylor has sold working m their sv^ar bushes.A few\tAbert have already rapped._____\tfor the sum of 16,000.WILL ENGAGE THEIR OWN TEACHERS.Ecdton Glen, March 10,(Special) At me:*ing held in the school-house of district No.9.it was decided to run th.= school in said district as in years previous by hiring their own teachers FORTY MEMBERS ADDED TO DAIRYMEN\u2019S ASSOCIATION Cowansville, March 10\u2014(Special)\u2014 There were spme forty new members added to the membership list of the District of Bedford Dairyman\u2019s Association at the meetings held here on Tuesday and Wednesday last.BIBLE SOCIETY AT BROME Brome, March 10 \u2014(Special \u2014The annual meeting of the Brome branch of the Canadian Bible Society was held on Sunday at 2.30 p-m.in the Town Hall.The Rev.Thos.Bennett.Travelling Secretary, gave a timely lecture on the great war and its causes.Selections were given on the; Graionola, including several hymns.A vote of thanks to the lecturer was proposed by Rev.W.G.Walsh, of St.John the Evangelist Church, Brome, and seconded by the Rev.A.Fokes.of West Brome.Mrs.Salsbury was elected local secretary, and Mrs.Ray promised to aid in the collection of subscriptions.The sum of Î73.88 has been raised for the Society up to data.AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.Fulford, March 10\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.Theodule Nolin died March 1st in a Montreal hospital from heart trouble after a long illness of Typhoid Fever.The remains were brought to West Shefford for burial as the eight members of his family here are only party recovered from Typhoid.Mrs.Nolin, who was just beginning to eit up, suffered a relapse of Typhoid end is in a very seriaus condition.Thrir eldest sen.who was in the hospital wRh his father, is also very very ill and there is but little hopes of his recovery.Mr.Nolin will be much missed in this neighborhood and deep sympathy is fell for the bereaved family in their siri ness and sorrow.A Remedy For \"The efficiency of any dms^ says Dr.C.P.Jtobbln*.\"Is known to us by the results we ¦obtain from its use.If we are able to control pain and disease by means of any pre-tearatlon, we certainly ere warranted In its Use, One of the principal symptoms of all tïUeaees is pain, and this is what the patient Most often applies to us for, 1.e.something to relieve his pain.If we can arrest this croTOPtly, the patient is most iiableto trust In us for the other remedies which will effect permanent cure.One remedy which I ave used largely in my practice is Anti-^amnlalablets.Many and varied are their uses.I have put them to the test on many occasions, and have never been dUappolnf-¦ed.I found them especially valuable for headaches of malarial origin, where gulnine was being taken.They appear to prevent the bad sifter-effects of the ijuiu\u2019ne.Ar,- -kamnla Tablets are also excellent for the headaches from improper digeefon: ai-o for heswlaches of a neuralgic origin, and es-peclallyforwomen subject to pe;r.ear cert sin \u2022times.Two Anti-kamnia Tablets give prompt relief, and in a short time She patior.: is able to go about as usual,\u201d These tablet?may be obtained stall druggists.Ask for A-K Tablets.They are also unexcelled for headaches, neuralgia and all pains.ST.JOACHIM DE SHEFFORD , COUNi\u2019.CL.St.Joachim de Csheflovd.March !0.; \u2014{Special)\u2014A general session of the Municipal Council was held on Mon-.day.There were present Mayor J.P.| ; Cleary and Councillors Jos.Hebei t, Peter'Ashton, C.C.Carter, R.Archambault and David Carter.The ^valuators, road inspectors, rural inspectors and podndkeepers were appointed for the ensuing year.There was discussion on the question of sp-.pointing two general road overseers, but finally no action was taken in the matter., Councillors Hebert and Archambault were authorized to arrange for re-i pairs of Morois Bridge.One small account was left over for information.The meeting then adjourned to; Monday, March 29th inst., at two i o\u2019clock p.m., when municipal tax.summer and winter road taxes will I be levied.\ti Mr.C.W.Date, K.C., presided at the public meeting held in Wesley Hall last night ii£ connection with the twenty-seventh session of the Grand Council of Quebec Royal Templars of Temperance.The chairman, in his opening remarks, said the Methodists of Sherbrooke felt it an honor to have the meetings take place in their buildings and he alluded to the rapid strides the temperance cause has made during the last few years, and more especially since the outbreak of the w\u2019ar.Rev.Mr.Kettlewell, of Toronto, representative of the Dominion Council and first councillor of the local order, was the principal speaker.After expressing his pleasure at being present, he recalled the fact that it was during his incumbency of the office of Dominion Councillor that the Grand Council of Quebec was organized in Sherbrooke.He described Sherbrooke as the Mecca of the R.T.of T.in Quebec Province, and he congratulated the local council upon its prolonged existence and prosperity, and upon being one of the best in the Province.Since I'-SS, when the Grand Council was organized, great changes had been made in the Order, and a wonderful advance had taken place in temperance sentiment.The order had originated about eight years previously in Buffalo, N.Y.through a number of men and women who had.belonged to the Good Templars feeling there was a missing link.The matter of temperance and lodge organization was a matter of affihation.The first society to adopt the lodge system was the Sons of Temperance, but as they would not admit the sisters into the division rooms, a few of the younger men became indignant and withdrew from the Sons and started the Good Templars, and that was really the origin of the Order of Good Templars that spread all over the world.Since then some of the old members had repented and were admitted, but the lodges found that members drifted out as fast as new members drifted in, and so they decided to provide sick and insurance benefits to give an element of permanency and an interest on the part of the members to retain their membership.After recounting some of the early difficnlties in respect to gradation, the speaker said that since an actuarial basis was reached about ten years ago, things had run very smoothly, and they felt confident that they could give the friends of temperance a cheaper insurance than anyone else in the Dominion\u2014because they were total abstainers, Mr.Kettlewell claimed that the H.T.of T.was a very aggressive temperance organization and wjis very independent in the matter of political affiliations and had in fact had a large influence in forming public opinion.He proceeded by charts and statistics to show that the death rate among total abstainers was much lower in middle life and much higher between 80 and 90 years of age, as compared with moderate or heavy drinkers.Asked \u201cWhy should temperance men associate themselves In life insurance with men who drank, and add to the cost by refusing to go in their own class ?\u201d They had better risks than the others end should take advantage of them.In conclusion Mr.Kettlewell made Sweetsburg, March 10\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.0*Brown, oTthe \u201cs^d Department ThG chal'ge aBainst George Ha6tinSs Trade at the Store that keeps prices down on Good Goods STAR CLOTH I MG HAL^ of Experimental Farm, Ottawa, and Westover of Bolton, who, as stated j Mr.H.Gross, of Barrie, Ont., who is yesterday, was sentenced to two years attached to the Ontario Agricultural\tpeniteotiary for perjury at- SSSSàî&r\"\"* The evening meeting, which was not j the district, especially in Bolton, so largely attended as it should have Judge Mulvena, in passing sentence, been, owing to counter attractions in said that he regretted to have to :\t0 .«sk™ ¦\u201c» * *r* with great appreciation.\tj pointing to the serious nature of the Special mention should be made of crime of perjury, and to the clear and the address of Mr.Gross, who was : comt>iete case made against the pris- 1ttheJa=S\\vfPeaoer of ths ®venin-\u2018y oner, he said that it was his duty to it was the firm conviction of all\t,\t, , those who heard him, that his ad- *10 so' in order to give a salu ary cx-dress contained more good advice and ample to the district, to ensure the practical information than could be respect of the Courts and the proper obtained in countless other channels.a[jministration of justice, and to pro- S,\" p\u201cSt\u201c\t\u201c,wa bT \"\"I socMy «ai\u201e«\t^ Mr.D.Dingman was chairman rf nesses, the afternoon meeting, while Mr.Me- \u201cA man\u2019s house, a man\u2019s life could Clary, of the Experimental Farm, never be his own,\u2019\u2019 said his honiTr, Lennoxville, Que., under whose super- \u201cif perjury could go unpunished.The vision these meetings are being held, conviction of the perjurer is the only acted in that capacity in the even- safeguard and protection against ing.\tthose unscrupulous blackmailers who ~-\u2014-i can deceive and mislead the Courts into giving effect to their schemes.\u2019\u2019 an earnest plea for temperance and\t- said everything was coming their\tHISTORY OF CASE way and he quoted Sir Victor Hors- This case attracted great attention ley who said that no disease known1 jn the district and especially in the to medical science was curable by the Townships of Bolton and Potton use of alcoholic liquor.\t; where the accused was well known.Mr.Werry, secretary cf the Anti- The indictment against the prisoner Liquor League, also spoke, and contained eight different counts which Grand Councillor Collins in a humor- were all proved beyond doubt, as the ous speech moved a vote of thanks Magistrate said in passing sentence, to the trustees of the Church, to the The false statements charged against ladies who provided the supper, to the prisoner were made by him in the choir and those who assisted in the course of his evidence, last fall, the concert programme.Mr.Henry.in a case before the Superior Court, Bartlett seconded, and the vote was n which he was plaintiff, and Frank heartily accorded.\tPatch of Bolton Center, was de- FINE CONCERT PROGRAMME.fendant.The prisoner then swore .\t.\t.\t.\tamong other things that he was 1rm,lJslCa' programme kicked by Patch\u2019s horse, astray on J.AND GO* The Store that Sets the Pace was rendered as follows : Selections the road, while driving by in his pUt n alw tGtte n-parti8an vo^e on ^ie liquor foodstuffs and other materials avail- ?ueSkon « Dm governments to cm-able for the prosecution of the war ^ oy\tballot.It also ox- whereas, the traffic in alcoholic be- Pres9ed itsejf morn ,lrmly convinced verages is destructive to valuable hu- *'*lan over ^fi® benefits of the dry man life, of natural resources (espe-'canteen for soldiers \u201cnd expressed its ! cially provisions and fodder), depre- appreciation of the açjùon of Hon.! dates both the working and fighting ^arn HuK^e8 irl matter, but re-efficiency of citizens and soldiers and «rette^ ^ (eaae.^ w.hT.i.chlr so*'J?increases poverty and distress due to c/in obtaia intoxicating drink outside the waste and reduced earning power the arrnorlM an(\twhich, v;a?a therefore, your humble petitioners re- «trong argument In favor of total presenting the Grand Council of the : p,ih , I\u2019.\t,\t,\t, R.T.of T.of the jurisdiction of the A resolution was also passed in favor of temperance hotels.tario most strongly urge upon your honorable body the advisability and even the necessity (in the interests!\u2019 j ami for the protection of our Dominion and of the Empire) of abolishing the manufacture, importation, or any traffic whatsoever in alcoholic beverages throughout the Dominion.\u201d A recommendation was made that the R.T.of T Councils throughout i I the Province should pay more attention to temperance work and train ' ing amongst children.The Council recorded Us approval ; J of the action of the Premier and Legislature of the Province in pas_ sing Important amendments to the UuMiw.License Law during Uio past! Armatures, Dynamos > M o> or $ i Transformers, and all Kinds of Electric cai Machinery Repaired and Rewound.A.B.Williams H8 MaffOft Mtroct.Kill1; it h kook rc, tjue.Teiffghonn 1177.Brick Prices Reduced és a Consequence Of War [auditions.'V The Eastern Townships Brick & Manufacturing Company, wishing to do everything in their power to encourage building during the corning building season so that employment may be given to bricklayers, carpenters and others connected with the building trades, have decided to materially reduce the price of \u201cKiln Run\u201d brick, with a corresponding reduction in the price of Veneering, or as they arc commonly called, \u201cFace Brick,\u201d for outside work.It is hoped that nil those having to do with the erection of buildings will aid the proposition and thus encourage building operations, which are practically at a standstill, due to war conditions, in all branches of trade.The Company state that they can guarantee to supply a brick as good ns can ho purchased In the Eastern Townships.They further state that with cheap material and reasonable labor cost, those contemplating building will do well to build this year, and respectfully solicit correspondence before purchases are made elsewhere.The Eastern Townships Brick & Mfq Co., LENNOXVILLE, QUE.Phone 21*r2 or 1304 ^\t.\u2014-T / l "]