Sherbrooke daily record, 8 avril 1915, jeudi 8 avril 1915

[" f J 4 i.x » « v < ' Sherbrooke Daily Record.Eitablished 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY APRIL 8, 1915 ONE CENT / RUSSIANS WIN IMPORTANT SUCCESS IN CARPATHIANS Are New Driving Austrians Dnwn the Hungarian Slopes of the' Range.Citent of Ground Captured Eiceeds Anything Since Battle Began Many Weeks Ago.Fighting is Still Proceeding in Neighbourhood of Neuve Chapeilo.German Counter Attacks Unsuccessful.British Warships Shell Belgian Coast' Supporting the Ailles\u2019 Land Operations.London, April 8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The Dally Telegraph correspondent at ^Petrograd telegraphs : \u2014 \u201cRussia has won a very important success in the Carpathians.On Æunday her troops fought their way over the ridge at a point due south Jnf Abligrod, and they are now driving the Austrians down the Hungarian (elope of the range.i \u201cAlthough this achievement has been accompanied by no great cap-ptures of guns or prisoners, in other respects it is very noteworthy.In kbe mere extent of ground won it probably exceeds anything achieved j«ince the great Carpathian battle began many weeks ago.\u201cThe railway terminus at Cisna, which has been occupied, is between isix and seven miles from the crest of the, range, and Smolnik, which the Russians entered the following day, is four miles on the other side.At Wiany points in this section the Russians during the past few days have (advanced between fifteen and twenty miles.\u2019\u2019 - FIGHTING STILL PROCEEDING AT NEUVE CHAPELLE.London, April 8-\u2014 (Special) \u2014A despatch from Amsterdam says that (fighting is still proceeding in the neighborhood of Neuve Chapelle.The ^Allies\u2019 artillery is bombarding the villages of Fromelles and Herlies.The Germans have delivered numerous counter-attacks, especially at might, but have been consistently unsuccessful.The artillery fighting in the Fromelles region is stated to have been (Particularly violent.The Germans attacked at this point in close forma-jilon and supported by artillery, while four aeroplanes dropped bombs on [the British positions.The German infantry is said to have suffered con-isiderable losses.Strong German attacks near Armentieres, according to this despatch, have also failed.British warships continue to shell the Belgian coast, supporting the Allies' land operations.The Allies are delivering infantry attacks regularly.GERMANS FLED BEFORE BELGIANS.London, April 8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The Belgian Legation here has received a telegram from the Belgian Minister of War, dated yesterday, which reads as follows: \u201cThe western side of the Yprcs Canal in the direction of Drol Grachen haa been completely freed of the enemy by Belgian troops.The Germans fled in disorder, leaving behind them machine guns and ammu-nf-iion.To-day passed off quietly.The hostile artillery showed very little activity,\u2019\u2019 RUSSIANS CUT AUSTRIAN ARMY IN TWO.Petrograd, April 8, via London.\u2014 (Special)\u2014The advance of the Russians in the Carpathians has cut the Austrian army, under General Boe-rovitch in two places.The eastern wing of this army is in a precarious position.The Russians have captured .Smolnik, east of Lupkow Pass.The Russians have also thrown back the Austrians in the district of Bartfeld and in the district of Lupkow, having advanced through the Rostock Pass they have forced a wedge between the Austrian armies.Smolnik controls the only road through the Beskid mountains «and Uzsok, a distance of GO miles.CANADIAN ARTILLERY COMMENDED GERMAN MISSION A FAILURE DARDANELLES IMPREGNABLE Is Doing Consistent and Effective Work at tlie Battle Front Claimed That Object Was to In-\t\u2014 stigate Abyssinians Âgsinst Sülîail ^ ^tkey Says Troops British Forces Toronto, April 8.\u2014(Special) \u2014 A special cable to the Mail and Empire from Folkestone says:\tI \"The Canadian Field Artillery is ;made an UnS,,CCesstul attempt doing consistently good work at the !penCtrate to.A7.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.time TABLE In effect September 27th, 19X4.BOSTON & NiUVV IORK EXPRESS-Leave Sherbrooke 8.00 a.m.dailj arrive Levis 1.15 p.m., Quebec 1.2 p.m.PASSENGER)\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 4.1 p.m.daily except Sunday, arm Levis 9.10 p.m., Quebec 9.15 p.m.ACCOMMODATION\u2014Leave Shenbrooii 6.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, ai rive Valley Junction 3.00 a.m.Also connecting trains on the M< gantic and Cbauttiere Valley Div: nions.For timetables or further partied are apply to any of the Company\u2019 Agents, or to E.O.Grundy, G.F.i P.A., riiherbrooke.SERVICE AT MYSTIC Easter Sunday- was celebrated in the Methodist Church at Mystic by a very eloquent and instructive sermon on the Resurrection delivered by Rev.Mr.Ward, and by Due music rendered by the choir asrisud by the Misses Jbentha and Me-da.Smith, who are now residing in Montreal, which service was further enhanced by a musical duert rendered by Messrs.Ernest Werner and Bernice Bockus, and a solo by Mr.Werner, all of which were greatly appreciated.AT ST.DAMIEN\u2019S CHURCH At St.Damien\u2019s Church the sacred rites of Holy Week have taken place according to the trad tional rites of Roman Catholic Church.On Palm Sunday the blessing of the palm took place and was followed by a procession.The church was filled by a very-large congregation and was indeed a very impressive sight.On Holy Thursday the sacred rit.' of commemorating the institution of the Holy Eucharist, was celebrated followed by a procession to the depository at one of the side altars, which had been adorned in a very effective manner.On Good Friday after the unveiling of the cross the adoration of the cross took place.Afterwards a sermon by Father Lamoureux on the Passion of Our Lord was preached.On Saturday the blessing of the new fire won followed by the blessing of the .Easter lights followed by a similar function at the.Sacred Font and the service was completed by a joyful Mass.On Easter Sunday a congregation The Hundred Ways Which Don\u2019t End Corns Perhaps you say'\u2014\u201cI\u2019ve tried and tried, but found nothing that ends a corn.\u201d You might keep trying for years, Madam.There are a hundred ways which don\u2019t Most of them are very much alike.But remember this: There is one way which has removed 70 million corns.It is now removing half the corns that grow.It\u2019s n plaster which contains a bit of wondrous wax.It ends the corn pain in a jiffy.It ends the corn itself in two days.It gently loosens the corn vntil it comes out without any pain or soreness.When you merely pare corns\u2014 When you use some folderol\u2014 Bear this in mind.There are folks all around you\u2014users of Blue-jay\u2014who never suffer corns.You are wronging yourself when you fail to do what they do.\" Blue-jay Plasters 15 and 25 conta\u2014at Druggist* Samples Mailed Free Bauer & Black, Chicago and New York Maker* of Physicians\u2019 Supplice aï.LAWKE.sCo tjri.-sSUN.FROM MONTREAL AND UiUEBEC.Steamer.i>reiori.,n to Glasgow.May Sth Corinthian to London.May\t9th Grampian to Liverpool .May J 3th Scandinavian to Glasgow .May Sicilian to London.May 23rd Hesperian to Liverpool.May 27th FROM ST.JOHN.N.B.?Corsican to Liverpool.April 2ist ?Hesperian to Liverpool.April 30th Sicilian to London .April 19th ?Steamer calls at Halifax following day, BOS TON\u2014PORTL AND\u2014GLA S G O W.From From Steamer\tPortland Boston \u2022'Pomeranian.April\tLHn Carthaginian.April\t22nd \u2022Verdun .April 29th- \u2022These vessels do not carry passengers.For further information apply to local agents.ID.H.Sewell, C.P.R.; G$o.A.Harrison, G.T.R., or H.& A.Allan, General Agts., Montreal.camaoTan PAfr r ?c /,| { ^ ÉMp'r?ï:; \\#,T te\t- v ' \" WI LIVERPOOL UNE.From St.Joho.N.METAQAMA.Apr.GRAMPIAN .Apr.\tlev MISSANABIE.Apr.\t28 From Montreal METAOAMA .May 7 Full particulars from local agents\u2014 E.H.Sewell, C.P.R.; Q.A.Harrison.G.T.R.ihousanHs ire Ailing From \u2018 No condition causes so many diseases as constipation.It not only prevents proper kidney action, but causes Anaemia, Stomach Trouble and Indigestion.Why not use Dr.Hamilton's Fills and get cured ?This excellent medicine restores normal bowel action In one night ; thousands say so.Just think of it I Your system will be pure and clean.You'll be free from headaches, sour stomach, bil-liousness\u2014In short, you\u2019ll have Jovial spirits and perfect good health.Get a a5c.box of Dr.Hamilton's.Pills to-day.At adl dealers.J 707185 fcOTTR SH'iÿK.\u2019BïfClRKE DAllW KECOK.D, THTTRSDaT, Â\u2019PkTTJ S, 1915- You Have Never Been Able to Look Prettier, Madam! Sh The New Styles in Women\u2019s Ready-to-Wear Apparel which are on Display at Pout re\u2019s, are both Lovely and Practical.They gracefully smooth a-way defects and accentuate good points.They are the most beautiful fashions we have ever had the pleasure of offering.You are given the opportunity to look prettier and more charming than ever ! And, after all, every woman aims at that.So this showing of the new apparel should be of especial interest to you.We cordially invite your inspection of it.CITY NEWS \\ J 0y s The man in the center has glasses.Note how easily and naturally he reads.The other two men are trying to read without glasses.Are you reading or just trying to read?A.0.SKINNER \"The Optician on the Square\u201d SPRING SUITS at Special Prices.We're shoeing: a wonderful assortment of different styles In Misses' and ladies' Suits.If you're in need- of a g-ood Suit you should take advantage of tke special cut prices during- this week-end sale\tQ Our $22.50 and ?2o values reduced to.WHITE WAISTS re arriving daily.HIGHEST QUALITIES AT PRICES ASKED FOR ! Our stoci in these is so varied, and marked at prices so popular, that it will be a pleasure for you to buy one, tiro, and perhaps three, and also hnd out that they were just the styles you thought of.They are worth more, alt&oug-h they are priced at Sl.OO, SI.25, $1.49, $1.75,\t$1.98.Hundreds and Hundreds Pairs of STOCKINGS for Spring and Summer.SILK STOCKINGS\u2014 In shades of black, white, sand, pink, pale blue, grey, maure or green, to 10 in.sizes.\t10 * Extra Special at.TtlC COTTON STOCKINGS In all the newest shades and the staple black or white.Special at.25c BUSINESS NOTES.st.LISLE STOCKINGS\u2014 Specially \u2022bla-.-u , sizes S o.10.Prices at 25c., 35c.and 50c.SILK RIBBED STOCKINGS\u2014 In tan, sky, white or black ; sizes 5 to 10.Special at.COTTON RIBBED STOCKINGS\u2014 Buster Brown.Princess Rib, Buster Brown Sister's Stockings at._.){* i Mr.W.H.Harton was in town; from Montreal for the lied Cross ball.Miss Belle Terrill, from Stanstead, is the guest of her sister, Miss Mary I Terrill, Queen street.Miss Gladys Keene went to Montreal for Easter, and is spending a couple of weeks with friends, Mr.G.L.De Lottinville has been in Ottawa for a few Java, the guest i of the Hon.P.3.BUmlic.Miss Rosalyn Taylor, of Magog, is: : the guest of the Misses Keene at i \u201cHillhurst Cottage,\u201d Queen street.\u2018 Mr.C.Lamy, of the Department of Weights and Measures, and Mrs.Lamy have returned from Martinville, where they visited friends for Easter.Mrs.Bates, of Cookshire, was in ; town this week, summoned by the death of her brother, the late Wil-! liam D.Page.Mrs.Rufus Pope, who is at '\u2018East-view,\u201d' Cookshire, for Easter, was in ! town yesterday, a guest at the Magog House.Mr.Frank C- Baker was crlU'd to Ottawa last week by the death oi | his maternal grandfather, Mr.Wriehv, ; j whose funeral he attended.j Miss Lajoie, of Montreal, who has j been the guest of her sister, Mrs.! Philip Pothier, Gillespie street, has\t__ _ returned home.\t! nn a\t™ I ?L00 down and $1.00 per week will Mr.and Mrs.Holton Eearmont and buy a refrigerator at Edwards.\u2019 Mr.J.Stanley Bagg of Montreal Mrs.Lowe, representing the Bias are in the city and attended tne Red Filled Corsets, will be at Miss Win-Cross ball at the Armory.\tj ter>g store> Lennoxville, April 10th.Mr.Morley E.Honey, who is spend-1 Ladies, please note the date.ing some time in the city, is in Mont* -^-\t\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014 real for a few days visiting friends M r\t.\t.\t.at Mountstephen avenue.\tRead.,?nd ^iss Gwendoline Read are visiting Mis.Mr.Edgar Champoux, who spent Douglas, Mrs.Read\u2019s mother, in Easter at the home of his brother-in- Montreal.law, Mr.Dorais Panneton, Ball!\ti .street, has returned to Quebec.\tf ?a\t6 ° Kler\u2019 daughters of Mr.Louis Olivier, have Miss Dorothy Smith, from King\u2019s returned to the Convent of the Pre-Hall, Compton, is the guest for the : sentation, Coaticook, after spending vacation of the Misses Parrock, at the vacation at their home on Queen \u201cThe Lodge,\u201d Lennoxville.\tjstreet.A meeting of the Lennoxville Pa- Sunday evening last the members triotic Association will be held on of the Cathedral Choir were enter-Friday ¦ afternoon at 4.15 in the li- tained by Mr.Ernest Sylvestre, di-brarÿ.\trector, and Mrs.Sylvestre, at their .\t.\u201e ,\t,\thome.A number of other friends Mrs B.B.Morrill wife of Colonel were also among the invited guests, Morrill, of the 5th Mounted Rules, an(j S0Ifle pleasant hours were spent, has returned to town from a visit to , j,jusjc and singing, with refreshments, Stanstead.\tcontributed to the pleasure of those Mrs.Harry Dolloff and niece.Miss present.Jessie Dunsmore, have gone to Bury,__________\t_ \u2014-_________________ Que., to spend the next three months BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET T0- with relatives and friends.\t, ,, ,\tThere are still a few tickets left for The Rev.Abbe Dumas, Diocesan j-jjg Board of Trade banquet this Missionary, has returned to Quebec , eyelli0g_ Phone 1042.Members who after spending a few days with his are unable to secure tickets may find ecclesiastical confreres in the city.a vacancy at the last minute if they Mr.E.H.Sewell has gone to\" Ot- j will come to the New Sherbrooke tawa to attend the funeral of the ! House.late George Duncan, which takes The banquet will be at 7.30 at the place to-day.\t^ Sherbrooke House, and promises to ' he an exceedingly interesting event.A Sergeants\u2019 mess meeting of the Mr.F.J.Hillman, of Springfield, Canadian Army Service Corps will be Mass., arrived in town this morning, held at the Belvidere St.Armory on and will be the principal speaker at Saturday evening at 8 p.m.\t:the banquet to-night.Miss Kathleen Thompson has E.T.VESTRY MEETINGS ST.JAMES\u2019 CHURCH, COMPTON.| Compton, April 8.\u2014(Special)\u2014The ' annual vestry meeting was held at St.James\u2019 Church on Monday.The wardens elected were Mr.W.Young, ! Rector\u2019s Warden, and Mr.E.Dawson, People's Warden; Messrs.J.A.Skuse i and Andrew Smith, sidesmen.BISHOP CARMICHAEL MEMORIAL CHURCH, FOSTER Foster, April 8\u2014(Special)\u2014 The annual vestry meeting in connection with Bishop Carmichael Memorial Church, Foster, was held on Tuesday evening and a good representation of the congregation was present.The review of the work done in the past year and the marked increase in church attendance was very gratifying.The report of the wardens showed that $481.10 had been collected for stipend and church expenses, while $432.73 had been spent, leaving a bal-[ ance of $48.34 on the right side, with , $34 subscribed and still unpaid.Owing to press of work Mr.Parry, who had acted as people\u2019s warden for the past year, was obliged to resign j this office and Mr.H.H.Allen was j elected in his stead, and Mr.W.D.i inglis as Clergyman\u2019s Warden.Delegates to Synod, Messrs.A.M.Hunt ; er, and W.D.Inglis, re-elected.turned to Stanstead Wesleyan College,! ANGLICAN CLUB MEETING after spending the vacation with her: The m°nthly meeting of the Angli parents in the city.\tcan Club of St.Peter\u2019s Church was 133 Wellington St.Sherbrooke, Que.Mr.and Mrs.S.Bechette and children have returned to their home in | Quebec after a pleasant visit to the East ! family of Mr ! Sherbrooke.held Tuesday evening, in the Parish Hall, with a good attendance.Mr.J.W.M.Vernon, the President was in the chair.% \u2014THE John Miller, .^=>1,\t.r.\tj , .\t,\t,\t-r.The unavoidable absence of Dr.' Browning, who was to have given a An official Board meeting of the lecture, was regretted, but other Methodist Church is called for Fri- members of the club volunteered to day evening at\t7.30\tp.m., in\tthe\tfill the gap,\twith much success.Minister\u2019s Vestry\tto\tconsider\tthe\tMr.W.A.\tMontgomery, organist, Music Committee Report.\ti gave much pleasure by his piano sel- Major Anderson\twill lecture at\tthe >\t\u20acctions and\trendere(i a clever serio- 53rd Armoury tonight\tQn map\tread-!comlc son?\u2019\twhile a very Powerful ing.Those interested outside 0f the gramophone kindly lent by Mr.Geo.regiment are also welcome to at- Egan\u2019 was a factor in the amusement tend.' of the evening.L Macfein Canada for Canadian musicians.More really valuable improvements in the Wilson Piano than in any other piano made or sold in Canada.Specially cast full metal frame, double brass flange action, the new \"Harp Practice Pedal\u201d, saves wear of hammers and noise when children are playing.Finest of ivory keys.Pass strings wound in fine copper wire, same as in the most expensive grand pianos.Wilson pianos are in use in over 100 Convents, Colleges, Schools, Music Halls, etc., throughout the Dominion of Canada.W ilson pianos are sold anywhere in Canada at reasonable prices and on easy terms of payment.Photographs of the newest styles sent by mail if you cannot call._\tMr.Egan, who is quite an artist in *\tUanon Allnatt,\tvice-principal\this way, also contributed balancing ;Of Bishops College, Lennoxville, is feats, with poles, branches, etc., i q1®\tn of Rev.Dr.G.Abbott- wjûrij were very interesting.\u2022 VUe aVenUe\u2019\tM°ntrea1\u2019Ior\tThe President made a short ad- !\t'\ta' '\tdress, expressing the regret of the Mrs.M.J.Cunningham, who has members of the Anglican Club at the I been the guest for some months of approaching departure of Rev.Canon ; her sister, Mrs.Andrew McDonald, Shreve, at the same time conveying has returned to her home at Biah- congratulations upon his preferment op s Crossing.\t\u2022 £0 a high office in the church.The Miss\tMabel Morrison,\twho spent\tRector had been the founder of the j Part\tof the vacation at\tthe Rectory,\tAnglican Club, now a flourishing or- i Johns, is the guest for the re- ganization, and his efforts in its be-ma.nder of the w\u2019eek^of Mrs.R.N.half, and interest in its growth along j Robins, High street.\tchurch lines were fuliv recognized.Mr.James K.Wilson, who has Mr- Montgomery, who Is also leav-! been appointed sergeant In the 27th in^ tbe city- also been active in -Field Battery, Montreal, which he connection with the club and had al-I joined recently, -was at home for ways been ready to enter into its Easter on leave.\tprojects and promote its aims.AT) wished him happiness and pros- Miss Estelle White, of Dunham Ladies\u2019 College, is spending part of the vacation with Miss Blanche Roe perity in his new home.Refreshments were served and thi at Divinity House, \u2018Lennoxville,where ayen,nS closed with thc No.2 Apples, peck.80c \u2019Phone Wicker Carriage Natural finish, this carriage is in great demand.Richly upholstered in cream corduroy, steel handles, soft springs, very strong wheels with rubber tires, etc.Hood can be moved to front or back.Regular This °week .1 8.50 Mail orders with cash shipped same day.EDWARDS Ftirnitisre Co.Columbia Grafonola.No.S Co.53rd Reg.Clothing will bo IbsupcI on Thimwlay nltfht, April 8th, from 7.\u2018if) to ît'b).UOIMORT W.HOOn, Tricut., O.C.No.8 Co.Bryce & Francis Accountants and Auditors 137 Wellington St,.Municipal and Corporation Audits.Investigations, Financial Reports, Systems Installed, restates Managed.1.U.HKYCIi:.C.fl.A.M.F.FliANCtu FOR THE YOUNGSTERS.\u2019 FROLIC, FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF YOUR FRIENDS, FOR THE DANCING HOUR no other one thing given so much real pleasure and entertainment ns the COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA April List of Records on application.A.J.BURGE, Lennoxville.Co ttir.ook House Popular home for TrievaUei r~-Eiiv.Bouchard.I\u2019roti.i You cannot live | Unless you\u2019re fed I Then a triai give ! 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THE OA.KER X\tBELL 724.A LUXURY Some people suy a photograph Is n luxury, but It is past that singe\u2014it Is a necessity.XI you will call into Jolmslon's New Studio you will be convinced of it.Cabinet.PIioLoh from $4,00 per dozen up.The Kamo prices lor over 18 years.Developing, printing and onlarg lug from filmfl.\u2022M KINO STREET below Wellington.F.J.Soutiiwood if tc INSURANCE AGENTS, FIRE, ACCIDENT, LIABII,IT\u201d Office :\t8.& 8.Mutual Buildln Dnfferin Ave.Sherbrooke, 696140 SHfiSSKOÔSfe DAIL1^R13C0KD,\tAyT^CPKTTTX, -V^Tgï YTVJS 1 SEPARATORS are by far the most economical O BAL economy is never sbort-*'¦sighted.It never confuses PRICE with VALUE.(PRICE is what you pay for an article.VMjUE depends upon the amount and quality of service the article gives you.You get by far the greatest actual value for your money when you buy a De Laval\u2014BECAUSE a De Laval will give you much better and longer SERVICE than any other cream separator.From the standpoint of its greater durability alone the De Laval is the most economical cream separator to buy, and when you also take into consideration its cleaner skimming, easier running, greater capacity and less cost for repairs, the price of the \"cheapest\u201d machine on the market is most exorbitant compared with that of the De Laval.And there is no reason why you should let its FIRST COST stand in the way either, because the De Laval may be purchased on such liberal terms that it will actually pay for itself out of its own savings.A De Laval catalog to be had for the asking tells/ more fully why the De Laval is the most economical cream separator, or the nearest local De Laval agent will be glad to explain this and many other points of De Laval superiority.If you don\u2019t know the nearest local agent, simply write the nearest De Laval main office as below.DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY CO.Ltd.Largest manufacturers of Dairy Supplies in Canada.Sole distributors in Canada of \"Alpha\u2019\u2019 Gar Engines.Manufacturers of Ideal Green Peed Silos.Catalogues of any of our lines mailed upon request.MONTREAL PETERBORO\tWINNIPEG VANCOUVER HAPPENINGS AT DANVILLE Preparing For Road Work In The Municipality of Shipton VILLAGE COUNCIL TURNS DOWN APPLICATION FOR A POOL ROOM LICENSE.Danville, April 8.\u2014(Special) \u2014 No decision was reached at the Council meeting on Tuesday evening in regard to the site for the proposed watering trough.The proposition is still under consideration by the committee having the matter in'hand.It will likely be made of cement.TOWNSHIP OF SHIPTON COUNCIL.A meeting of the Council of the Township of Shipton was held in the Town Hall, Tuesday afternoon.There were present Mayor Laxson in the chair and Councillors Geo.H.Bar-low, John P.Wilson, John I.Andrews and Ovide Parenteau.Mr.Jos.Hemond was present and offered to sell an acre of land, on which is said to be a first-class gravel pit, the quality of the gravel having been approved by the Quebec Government.The Mayor and Councillor Wilson were appointed a committee to investigate the same.Bills amounting to ('20.30 to pay witnesses in the town line road law suit were ordered paid.By-law No.162.was passed, levying an assessment of six milts on the dollar on all the assessable property in the municipality for the maintenance of public summer roads in the township of Shipton.These taxes are comniutable in statute labor at the following rates : Wages for a man, $1.50 ; man with span of horses, $3.-50 ; man with horse and cart, $2.50 ; plough and scraper, 5c.per hour.PETITION FOR POOL ROOM TURNED DOWN.The Council of the Village of Ban-\u2022rille met in the Secretary\u2019s office, on Tuesday evening.Mayor McCracken occupied the chair.There were also present Pro-Mayor Hannan, Councillors Adams, Guilmette, Miquelon, Cleveland and McCallum.A petition was presented bv a number of residents praying that the request for a pool room in the town be granted.A number of residents were present.The question was discussed by the Council for some time, after which Rev.G.H.A.Murray addressed the Council against the granting of license for that purpose.Mr.O.M.J.Ingalls spoke in favor of granting the petition after hearing the remarks of gentlemen present.Councillor Guilmette moved that the prayer of the petition be not entertained and that the license be not granted.This motion was seconded by Councillor Miquelon and carried.Applications from Mr.O.M.J.Ingalls and Loon Belanger for confirmation of temperance hotel licenses were, approved.After passing several small hills t,hc session closed.REAIi ESTATE DEAL.The property owned by the estate of the late Mrs.Mulholland, on Station street, was sold this week to a Mr.Morin.Price is said to have been $1600.MEETING OF PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.The semi-annual meeting of the Danville, Asbestos and Shipton Patriotic Society was hold in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.H.Rj.Cleveland, president, presided.The treasurer's and secretary\u2019s reports for the past, year were submitted.Those showed a very satisfactory state of affairs.The work accomplished by the ladles of the Society during this period 1ms been meritorious and a substantial proof of their zeal for the welfare of the men at the front, according to the report of the secretary, Mrs.(Dr.) Stevenson, the following articles have bron forwarded to their respective headquarters :\tI'M Balaclava caps, 39 caps donated by Messrs.F.GRANT LICENSES AT KNOWLTON Municipal Council Mirms Application of Two Hotel Proprietors SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS ENGAGE TEACHERS FOR ENSUING SCHOLASTIC YEAR.Knowlton, April 8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Municipal Council met on Tuesday.The usual bills were passed and accepted.The application for license for both hotels was confirmed.Mr.H.Crimson was reappointed constable.BUDGET OF NEWS FROM MAGOG Considerable Discussion Going on Over Proposed New Market Site TOWNSPEOPLE HAVE CONTRIBUTED LARGE AMOUNT IN MONEY AND ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS.Magog, April 8.\u2014(Special) - At the council meeting held on Thursday evening the various petitions for the renewal of the liquor licences were presented and granted, so -that Magog will have the same accommodations along this line as last year.This was exacted, as the proceeding to have the vote taken last summer annulled on the grounds that the ballots were misleading, although they were drawn up by the authorities at Ottawa, is still in the law courts and .will likely remain there for some time.Evidently the people of this county are to be penalized for the negligence of the powers at Ottawa.There were also a large number o; j quotations from various firms giving prices on motors and pumps, as it is the intention of the Council to install an auxiliary pump at the pumping station and also to run the stone crusher with electricity.There were also two petitions brought before the Council relative to the market, one of which requested that the Council go on -with their intention of moving the site; the other requesting that it remain where it is.Both were taken up for consideration.This proposition\"is coming in for a lot of comment on all sides and is not tending to make the lot of the councillors any more easy, as some are loudly in favor of it and others much against it.SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.vAt a meeting of the School Commissioners the model and advanced elementary teachers -were engaged for the following year.Miss McKenney, of Philipsourg, for the Model Department, and Miss Alice Baker, of Dan-' ville, tor thr Advanced Elementary.The teachers for the other departments were considered, but have not yet been engaged.NOTES.Men and Boys, buy your Rubber Boots at Pibus\u2019 and save money.Mrs.Arthur Carter returned home this week from the Royal Victoria Hospital.Children\u2019s Shoes a specialty at Pibus.\u2019 Mrs.W.L.Marier, who has been spending the winter at the Lake-view, has opened her house for the summer.Rubbers ! Rubbers ! to fit any member of the family at Pibus.\u2019 D.H.Greene is giving a dance in the Lakeview Hall on Friday night, April 9.Everybody welcome.Ladies bring lunch boxes.Good music.Go to Pibus for your Footwear \u2014 one of the largest and best assortments in the Townships to choose from.Mr.W.H.O\u2019Regan, of Sutton, at Barley Place this week; Miss Mildred Greene to Macdonald College on Tuesday; Mr.Murray England, Montreal, has been visiting his mother, Dr.Grace England, at her summer home here; Mr.Kingsley Symonds, Montreal, a few days here; Mr.and Mrs.W.Godue were in Sutton on Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr.Goduo\u2019s father, Mr.Oliver Godue.Go to Pibus\u2019 for your Groceries ; stock always fresh and at the top in quality.W.and E.W.S.Gibson, 176 pairs of socks, 121 mufflers, 180 pairs of wristlets, 9 cholera belts, 71 fitted \"housewives,\u201d 95 khaki handkerchiefs,\t17\tpillows, 60\tpneumonia : jackets, 80 nightingales, 30 suits, pyjamas, 57 day shirts, 3 Tommy : Atkins jackets, 37 pairs of pillow cases, 13 sheets, 1 flannelette night j shirt, 48 bedside bags, 52 ice cap i covers,\t100\tbandages,\t338 wash, cloths, 504 handkerchiefs, 74 pairs ! of bed socks, 57 hot water bottle co-' vers, 2 packages of old linen, four ! baby trousseaus.I The treasurer, Miss Harriet Thorpe I reported that she had received $505.-| ing a balance of $54.34.! ing a hnlanico of 54.34.The first tea in the committee room was given by the ladies of the committee and\tamounted\tto $19.70.Three\tsales\thave been\theld which amounted in all to $19.80.Four other teas were giver» by different ladies and church societies which amounted to $64.25.The Guild of the Federated Church donated $25.Various other sums have been raised and hapded over to Mr.H.Girard, and tltoyfhavo' also drawn from him several sums for buying material to make up into the articles required by the Rod Cross Society.MANY ATTEND THE BALL.The Easter Ball given in the Town Hall on Monday was a very enjoyable affair.The attendance was good.Brock\u2019s orchestra furnished the music.DancinT was continued until the early hours of the morning.FUNDS FOR BED FOR CANADIAN HOSPITAL.A bean eunner will bo given in the PATRIOTIC WORK IN MAGOG.It appears that certain counties of the Eastern Townships have been keeping track of all their givings towards patriotic and benevolent purpose with the result that in comparing the per capita results Stan-stead has been behind.When looked into it was discovered that Magog has not reported her donations to those looking a/ter the county's givings, which brought the results down.The following list shows that Magog has not been so far behind, taking the Township and ail which is included in the list, along with their share of the donation by the County Council brings the rate up to nearly a dollar each and perhaps over of the population.This list does not include a number of : donations on the part of a number of citizens to various funds solic ted by some of the Canadian dailies.Hospital ship fund, sent to Toronto, $800.41; Can.Patriotic Fund, ¦proceeds first gramophone, sent to Ottawa Patriotic Fund, $105.00; from Magog Lodge, A.F.& A.M., $92.35; patrons Magog Creamery, $46.07; employees Dom.Textile Co., $1212.00; H.Sandell's S.S.Class, shilling fund, $26.45; Red Cross, Ladies\u2019 Patriotic Society, $196.03; Belgian Fund, proceeds gramophone, $100.00; collections, $99.25; euchre party, $50.00; collection St.Patrick\u2019s Church, $161.00; French euchre ! party, $75.00; St.Patrick\u2019s Day So-jcial, $23.00; total, $2,988.61.I The following articles were also , sent in by the Magog Ladies\u2019 Patriotic Society, the ladies also furnishing the material from which these were made: 127 pairs hand knit socks, 44 bandages, 47 hot wa-: ter bottle covers, 24 pairs wristers, 114 cholera belts, 31 Balaclava caps, forty-two mufflers, eighty-three suits | of pyjamas, one pair of pyjama pants, 2 pairs mittens, 3 boxes sent j to the Belgian Relief Committee, al-i so an Xmas box to each of the 12 j Magog members of the 1st Contin-jgent containing 2 pairs socks, 1 fruit cake, 1 Balaclava cap, 1 pair wristers, 1 lb.tobacco, cigarettes, chocolates, handkerchiefs, muflier, cholera belt.PREPARING FOR SUMMER SEASON., Dr.Bruce Taylor, the eminent Montreal divine, was in Magog the early part of this week seeing about having his motor launch put into J commission for the coming season as he has again made arrangements to occupy the Boynton cottage near Georgeville.PRESENTATION TO MAGOG SOLDIERS.A number of the friends of Mr.! Clinton Manning, who has enlisted in the No.3 Co.General Hospital, formed at McGill College, gathered at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Colburn on Friday evening last to bid him farewell, and also to make it the 1 occasion for the presentation of a little reminder of their good wishes !and friendship in the form of a silver ! bracelet watch suitably engraved.Mr.Manning, who has just completed his third year in medicine, is.one of a number who have volunteered their services in looking after the wounded.Mr.Manning has been spending the.winter in California and will probably not return in time to see him before he leaves.VESTRY MEETING.The following officials were appointed at the annual vestry meeting held in the Church Hall in connection with St.Luke's Church: Wardens, Mr.J.D.Samson and Geo.Filliter; Sidesmen, P.tVillows, W.P.WaglatKl, A.Q.Reade, A.D.Martin, Town Hall on Wednesday next under the auspices of the Patriotic Society.The proceeds will go towards installing a bed in the Red Cross Hospital in England for the special use of Canadian soldiers.The bed will be named after the Danville Patriotic Society.The admission will be 25c.NOTES.In the account of the funeral of the late Mrs.John Curtis Cleveland, on Tuesday, the name of Mr.Arthur N.Burbank was inadvertentlv omitted from the list of chief mourners.Mr.Burbank was a brother of Mrs.Cleveland\u2019s and the only remaining member left of n family of ten children, of whom the deceased was the oldest, and Mr.Burbank the voungest.Master Percy Matthews is visiting his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Robt.McKeage lu Tingwick.Que.Mullin & Co.Whether it was our own fault, in the way of poor advertising, op the fact that a scarcity of money exists, that this stock has not been! moving off quite as fast as it should do, the fact remains, neverthe* less, that we are a little disappointed that the buying public has nop taken advantage of the opportunity afforded to buy Men\u2019s Clothing and Furnishings cheaper than ever before in the city of Sherbrooke* We are well aware of the prejudice of most people, the suspicions that most \u201cCheap Sales\u201d are a bye-word and catch penny phrases that are almost worn out and still used to lure people into stores,\u2019 To combat such we have no way but our business reputation to put forward as an asset.However, we are in earnest in our resolve ta market the J.J.Mullin Sc Co, Stock in its present location, and we have only the remainder of this month to do it in\u2014and we firmly believe that it can be accomplished.Prices are almost a secondary consideration with us\u2014other reasons the undersigned have for the closing out of this particular stock.Now, bear in mind that we are not endeavoring to mislead the public regarding the amount of of merchandise still on hand, for as a matter of fact, some lines are V X badly broken up, for instance Neckwear and Hosiery.All othei lines in the Furnishing goods are still fairly well assorted.Especially would we call your attention to the lines of MEN\u2019S AND BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING There is a splendid range of the better grades,ranging in price from! $18.00 to $28.00 and worth every cent of the marked prices.Wei are cutting the price of every suit just in two.An $18.00 suit will cost you now $9.00 and one marked $28.00 just an even $14.We1 have not altered prices from the original,\u2014the instructions to our Clerks is to accept half of the Mullin Sc Co.prices.Friday and Saturday should be a big day at the Mullin Stand and we will be prepared with sufficient help to attend to every want.Hats, Caps, Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Spring and Fall Overcoats/ Men\u2019s and Boys\u2019 Suits, Children\u2019s Suits, are all marked to clear\u2014 that means at almost your own price.JAS.R.DUNCAN JOS.ROSENBLOOM E.A.Martin, E.G.Merrick; A.La-^ fontaine, Major J.R.Wilcox and 9.L.Stone.The financial report for the year showed that everything was in a most satisfactory condition.NOTES.Mr.J.Marshall, of Newark, for many years foreman in the engraving room at the Dom.Textile Co.here, spent the Easter season with his son, Mr.W.Marshall.Mr.A.I).Martin left this week for a sojourn of several weeks in the Northwest, where he has interests which he goes to look after.Mr.Earl Auger returned home last week from Grande Ligne, where he has boon attending college.This ia n holiday tveck at the Academy hare, there helm*, no ses- sion until the 12th, thus giving the pupils an extra long Easter holiday, a fact which they no doubt appre- ! elate, as holidays come in handy to j the scholars, especially at sugaring i time.Miss Agnes Marshall, of Montreal, ' spent a few days of her holidays as the guest of her brother, Mr.W.Marshall, leaving on Monday morning for Drummondville, where she will visit friends for the remainder of the holiday season.Mrs.J.Deragon spent the week- 1 end in Montreal as the guest of he: ; daughter, Mrs.C.Boucher.spending Easter with their sister and family, Mr.and Mrs.G.Lessard, at their home on Ness HÎ11, to Montreal the end of the week.Quite a heavy snow storm prevailed here all day on Tuesday.About four-inches of snow fell.Mrs.Donald A.Mclver from Mar-ston and children, are visiting her sister, Sophia, Mrs.Smith, Agnes, for a few days; Miss Louise Dubuque, on a visit to her brother, Mr.A.Dubuque, at his home, Ness Hill.The Megantic Model School reopened after the Easter holidays on Tuesday morning.LAKE MEGANTIC Messrs.Edmund, Paul and Alex-1 andre, and Miss Rose Cousineau, formerly.of PIodoUs, who.have been -*- WAY\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals and departures: Messrs.L.Buckland, of McGill College, W.Ruckland of Ottawa, W.Dyson,, of Ooaticook; Misses Julia Bradshaw,| of Hatley; Nellie Holmes, of Matrson-,' villeTltnd Agnes Oliver, of Megantic,! Easter holidays at their homes here;! Mr.and Mrs.Carl Hanson, of Rock; Island, ami Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Mc-j Clary, of Kingscroft, Sunday at Mr.\u2019! J.O.Oliver\u2019s; Mr.Obas.Humphrey^ a couple of days with his daughter, Mrs.S.Horn; Mr.and Mrs.N.G\u201e\u2019 Wheeler to their home in West Derbyj'; Mr.Reginald Cramer, of West Derby,! visiting his uncle, Mr.W.A.Cramer, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Chadsey arq both very ill, Mr.Chadsey having! congestion of the lungs.The young people of the place wilUJ give a dance Friday evening.Mrs.Carl Wheeler is spending few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Chadsey. sIX SHKRKROO\u2019K\u2019E DAILY RECORD, DAY, APRIL3 ' 19X5 ¦Vv free Four Big Publications! free AND Tïi^ SîieîPlbrooJk:^ Are Yours For Only Montréal Weekly Witness and CeiudUn nomcttMd.SgJ.- [ \"jja-CTteja\u2014 iàÆg \t M-CALUS MAGAZINE eiîsaLüyï^ waw™ 1 ^ - i »A.3U to Pleated Skirts New lines in black and colors, side pleated, fine French accordéon pleated, and box pleated on a deep yoke, ft K E also circular Skirts.JIWGWtW1 House Dresses Large sizes, American Lady Dresses for stout (Î 8 \"7 C* women, sizes from 39 to 51.4?!« / \u2022Jf Suitings SILK P0PL3N \u2014in all newest shades 36 inches I ».?travel, appointing local representatives.Whitfield Linscott, Brantford.i KF,SPONSIBLE PARTY WANTED TO collect dues and arrears.Apply Sherbrooke Board of Trade.Household furniture, cook- ing range and canoe for sale, In j good condition.Apply 67 Laurier Ave./ t O N L E Y POST - CARD PLATE 1 ^ camera, with revolving back and j triple combination lense.Edward Trim-! b«y, Windsor, Que.I/\u2019PUR-YEAJ.t-OLD HORSE, AESO | * cow to freshen this month, rubber ; tilled bugrgy and speed sleigh, also poul-^ try, for sale.Apply Box (52, Record.5fh \"\t' Infantry We want to sell every member T of this corps a reliable Military T Wrist Watch.\ty \u2022 \u2022\u2022 A watch made to carry on active service and backed by our J.guarantee.Also one of our Parker Lucky t* Curve Safety Fountain Pens, *1* which you can carry in any posi-tlon in any Pocket, and it is J* guaranteed not to leak.\t.i_ SPECIAL PRICES TO *r* MILITARY MEN -'- SHERBROOKE POULTRY ASSN.LATEST Financial Statement Adopted and Officers Elected at Enthusiastic Annual Meeting GERMANY AND HOLLAND DECLARE WAR London, April 8.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Rumors were current here to-day that Germany and Holland have declared war.R.J.Spearing Goldsmith.Diamond Merchant.33 Strathcona Square.\tJ, Bell 'phone 418.\tIj./A A P ABLE GENERAL SERVANT \u2019k wanted.Apply to Miss Reid.64 Dufferin Ave./ \u2019apable woman to do light housework.No washing ; give references.Apply Box r>8, Record.,/ 'OOD, RELIABLE MAN WANTED TO ' 11 drive grocery team.May & Houla-han.OOD ALL-ROUND BAKER WANTED \" for country shop.Must be single.' Apply to T.Larochelle, Sweetsburg, ! Que.jf\t- -\t_ _ housework.Give references.Mrs.McKenna,\tLondon St.LIGHT i A pply ; TO LET.TEACH ERE WANTED._ I^OURMiOOM FLAT TO LET\u2014HE A \u201d\t; ed, 100 Wellington.C.O.Sai , J ian -T- Saint Ss Will he s0ld cheap for cash.For par-?iculars address P.O.Box 2S7, Sher-hrooke, Que.rp W O REGISTERED AYRSHIRE! 1 bulls, one Shropshire ram, 35 pure- i bred Ancona hens for sale.Apply Box bli, Record.T )ROTESTANT TEACHER HOLDING a model diploma and able to speak French fluently wanted (or Lennox ville Academy about September 1st.Apply, eta.mg salary required, W.W.Baker, Sec.-Treas., Lennoxvjlle.Que.i 'lOMFOlPfABLE HOUSE FOR SMALL ^ family, Wellington St.south, S8.no per mouth.Apply V.E.Morrill, Record Office.EGGS AND POULTRY FOR SALE.PUREBRED S.C.WHITE LEG-I horus (laying strains eggs, $1.00 per 15 ; also White Pekin ducks.Mrs.C.A.Bowen, Hillhurst.I PROTESTANT TEACHER HOLDING model school diploma wanted for the lirincipalshlp of Portneuf model school.Salary, S40t> .duties to commence September 7th, 1915.Apply to Jos.E.Ford, Portneuf Statiou.kj M ALL FARM, SUITABLE FOR MAR-^ ket garden or poultry farm, to rent.Twenty minutes' walk from Paton Mill.Apply Box 61, Record.rpUREE PROTESTANT TEACHERS * wanted for Megantic Model School.Salaries : Principal.$50 ; intermediate, 4135 ; primary.?80 per month for term beginning about September 1st.Apply to W J.Kelly, chairman, Lake Megan-*jc, Que.kj IX-ROOM FLAT ¥15.SIX-ROOM tenement $14, at 1U Oliver St.; 0ne six-room fiat.$18.a,nd five-room tenement $ 12, 90 Laurier Ave., all with baths, hot water and gas.N.D.Cas-cadden.Telephone 447 or 1161.11 E H A E 40 STRONG, HEALTHY ' ' Bronze turkey hens mated to heavy, vigorous toms over 2f) lbs.We offer eggs for hatching, in season, at $3.00 per 10,\t$4.00 per 15.Few toms and trios for sale at reasonable prices.Illustrated catalogue, 15 cngravlug-s, 15c.per mail ; illustrated colored plates, natural colors.Any breed, 10c.; collection ot 15, $1.00.Yamaska Poultry Farm, St.Hyacinthe, Que.COMMITTEE FORMED TO STUDY QUESTION OF PROVINCIAL SHOW \u2014 FORTHCOMING LECTURES The annual meeting of the Sherbrooke Poultry Association, Ltd., was held in the E.T.A.A.boardroom on Tuesday evening.Mr.W.H.Griffith presided over a good attendance of members.SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION The financial statement for the yean I was read, showing a balance on the right side.This was considered very satisfactory, especially in view of the difficulties under which the show, which proved very successful, was held this year.ELECTION OF OFFICERS The election of officers for the ensuing year took place with the following result:\u2014 Pa-rons\u2014Hon.M.Bun-ill, Hon.J.All citizens and friends are welcome! E- Caron, to attend the concert at the Mounted Vice-Patrons F.N.McCrea, M.P., CITY NEWS STEAMER FALABA WAS NOT ARMED.London, April 8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Official Information Bureau issued a statement today saying that the British steamer Falaba, sunk at sea, March 28th, by a German submarine, with a loss of over one hundred lives, was not armed.There will be a tea iu aid of the Library on Saturday, April 10th, from 4 to 6.Miss Laura Bean spent the week end the guest of Miss Beatrice McKee j Montreal Road.3 m ¦: TO-DAY ! M\u2019LISS SHUBERT PRODUCTION IN FIVE PARTS.THREE OTHERS.COMING SATURDAY WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDIAN CHARLES CHAPLIN IN \u201cThe Champion\" bring thf.children to THE MATINEE ! A REAL LIVE TEDDY BEAR WILL BE GIVEN TO THE LUCKY BOY OR GIRL,.TURKEY CALLS OUT EVERY AVAILABLE MAN.London, April 8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 An Irade promulgated today by the Sultan of Tu'f'key, authorizes the Minister of War to call out all men capable of bearing arms, but who here- ! tofore were not liable for service, inclusive of the ages of 19 and 36, for i the defence of the Turkish coasts and | frontiers and the maintenance of or-i der.Rifles camp this evening.To com- C.E.Therrien, M.L.A., Jas.Mac- mence at 8 p.m.\ti kinnon, Mayor; F.B.Wilson, B.C.| Howard, J.F.Poutre (President i Miss Hattie Brown has returned to.Sherbrooke Board of Trade) J.\tT.her school in Orford, District No.5,1 Brown, Montreal; H.B.Miller, [having spent the holidays at homej Hon.President\u2014Hon.W.G.Mit- ATTACK ON THE GOVERNMENT : PREMIER TO-DAY ! Mdwin August in THEC BOMB THROWE3RS.Three parts.American Bathe.COL.HEEZ/A LI A H.GHOST-BREAKE]J SECOND NIGHT.Cartoon Comedy.PA THE NEWS No.20.DOUBLE BRINGS TROUBLES.( 'omedy.Mr.Frederick Colwill, Baritone.To-morrow.\"The Better Man.\" Foitf Parts.Famous players.HORSES (W UMMER COTTAGE, WEST SIDE.O North Hatley, to rent.Furnished, seven rooms, beautiful view.Box 55, Record.rp E A C H E R S WANTED \u2014 FULLY i LUVE-ROOM FLAT TO LET \u2014 ALL qualified, experienced elementary; * modern conveniences.Apply 15 Liv-teachers wanted by the school commis- erpool St.sioners of the township of Dunham for-\u2014 eight months' school, commencing- about 'VTICE EIGHT - ROOM TENEMENT, the Ist of September.Salary, $30 per j Victoria Terrace, Victoria St., to month.Apply to Secretary-Treasurer, i let.Modern convenience.Apply E.H.ÎRinham.\tMay, 18 Dufferin Ave.LXÎGS DOR HATCHING FROM PURE-* J bred Barred Rocks and S.C.White Leghorns ; 1st prize stock; $1.00 per 15.Eg-bert A.Healy, Richmond, Que.Box 106.with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Brown at Magog.The funeral of.the late Mrs.Weir ! Johnston will take place tomorrow, j Friday afternoon.The cortege leaves ! the house, 109 Bridge Street., at ! 2.30 for St.Peter\u2019s Church.re-elect- Wright, Charest, SICILIAN BUTTERCUPS, WINNERS of silver cup n.r.Sherbrooke Poultry Show, 1015 ; 15 eggs from pen No.1, $1.50 ; from pen No.2, $1.00.Rose-comb Brown Leghorns, prize winners and good layers, 15 eggs $\u20182.00.C.Kin-kead, 113 Wellington St.r 1VE ACHE R W A N T ED-A P P LI C A TICK S '-¦- for the position of principal of the Inverness Academy will he received up to April 13th.1915.Applicants will state age, the years and schools in which they have taught, salary expected, and forward copies of testimonials.Applications will be considered at a meeting of the school board at ^ p.m.April loth, lb 15.W.H.Lambly, Sec.-Treas.1 In-j vorness, Que.TEACHER HOLDING PROTESTANT diploma wanted for the elementary school of the village of Compton.For! more particulars apply to J.B.M., St.; Laurent, Sec.-Treas.Compton, Que.OTROXG BUILDING, CORNER) KING ^ and Gillespie, ty let.Would do splendidly for auto repair shop.Address J.O.Darche, 67 King St.vrTENEMENT TO LET, 25 MURRAY \u2019 St.Rent reasonable.Apply Box 5*7, Record Office.£JTORE TO LET.PROSPECT ST.Possession at once.Hubbard, blacksmith.Apply Wm.A TIN E-ROOM HOUSE TO LET.MAIN St., Lennoxvillp.Barn, wagon shed, garden, modern conveniences, nice lawn.Apply R.Carter, Lennoxvilie./' QUALIFIED PROTESTANT TEACH-, er, with model school diploma, for: the Leeds Village model school, to commence on or about September 1st.1915.! Term of ten months.Apply, stating ex-1 perlence and salary expected, to W.J.j Jamieson, Sec.-Treas., Leeds Village.; County Megantic.Que.MISCELLANEOUS.fptrasT - class meat cutter wanted.Apply Box 63, Record.riTWO-INCH DRY BIRCH WANTED\u2014j Log run or lower grades only.A.1 V.Miquelon, Danville.Be a detective i earn from; $15A to $300 a mont,h ! Travel\u2019 over the world \u2019 We will teach you on i easy payment plan Write to-day to Na- , tional Detective Correspondence School,! I\\ O.Box 263.Louiseville, Que., Can., f[IHE PREMISES ACTUALLY OCCU-J- pied by Mr.L.A.Dufresne, P.L.S., as residence and offices to let.Also six-room flat (including bathroom) ; also suites of rooms or offices in the Dufresne Building.The above tenement and rooms are all heated by the proprietor and provided with safety vaults.J.S.Tetreault, N.P.Attorney, 65 Wellington St.TAINE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE TO I- let.All modern conveniences ; excellent location, Main.St., Lennoxvilie.Apply R.F.Findlay.Compton station.L1IFTEEN THOROUGHBRED YEAR-F ling Rhode Island Red pullets and one cockerel for sale.James A.Gilmore, liock Island.Que.UK AI, ESTATE FOR SALE.I/'LGHT-KOOM HOUSES B'OR SALE JU or to let, Drummond road.Apply S.R.Newton.Canadian Kiand, or 54 Victoria St.chell, Provincial Treasurer.President\u2014W.H.Griffith, erl.First Vice-President\u2014C.J re-elected.Second Vice-President\u20140.re-elected.Third Vice-President\u2014C.G.Hunt.Miss Mayotta Dougherty has re-\tSecretary Treasurer\u2014A.F.Plant, turned to her home in Bury, Que.,\tSunerintendent \u2014 J.0.Arch*m- having spent the Easter holidays bault.with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.| Auditors\u2014A.K Berwick and A.S.John Dunsmore.\t; Cleary.Executive Committee\u2014 J, A.Cook.Mrs.0.M.Bates and her daughter, a f Berwick y ; \u2019p Ermitage G Miss Gladys Bates, of Cookshire,have Berwi'ck w w shaw and e.Morin', returned to their home, having spent\tT\ta the Easter holidays with Mr.and PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS Mrs.Wells Bean, Maplewood Farm.u wa3 decided to hold regular Mrs.Bates\u2019 sister.The 53rd Regimental Band will resume their bi-monthly promenade monthly meetings of the association throughout tbs year with some special feature at each meeting to interest the poultrymen.The Govern- |J|ARM KNOWN AS THE COL.U1L-l l>ert place for sale at Bishop\u2019s Crossing ; 234 acres ; situated in best farming district In Dudswell ; ten minutes' walk from, depot.school, bank, stores.Good buildings, easy terms.Apply J.R.McFadden, Bishop's Crossing, Que.UNARM OF 119 ACRES FOR SALE\u2014 * What is known as the Ales Cameron farm, three miles from Bury station Good b Hidings, water in house and barns, also good sugar bush.Apply Kenneth McCasklll, Keith, Que.HOUSE FOR ( tRAIG STREET TERRACE, WEST | X ' ward, to rent ; ready May 1st.j Eight-room houses, hardwood floors and j finish everywhere, open fireplaces, brick i outside and paining walls, three ver- j andas, modern furnaces.low rents, i Sidewalk on Belvidere street will be completed this month.Apply J.O\u2019C.Mignault, 17 Sanborn St.Tel.4*80.IkJEL y sale.1'8I Bowen Ave., nine rooms and bath ; henheuse 46x18 ft.Apply U.Brian, 71 Galt St.ISJEND FOR CATALOGUES OF LARGE * and small farms on easy terms.)Jowe & Stowe, real estate agents, Newport, Vt.concerts in the Armory, William St., | ment will be asked to grant the ser-next Tuesday, April 13th, being thei vices of a lecturer to give practical ifirst to be given after,Lent.It is the demonstrations and instructive talks intention of the Band to have these at gatherings which it Is hoped to popular concerts every two weeks on hold in a suitable hall.Everything Tuesday\tevenings.\t| pertaining\tto the poultry\tindustry\u2014 \"\u2014\t; raising, breeding, feeding\tand egg .FULL HOUSE.AT HIS MAJESTY\u2019S production will be discussed, and the \"Seven Hours in New York\u2019\u2019 drew : imPerfectiorls as wel1 as the fCood ja full house at His Majesty\u2019s last;P°ints of the blr cord* in ont).1.Rmitk.Ptoone 347» COMMITTEE OF CITY FATHERS APPOINTED TO SEE THAT THE PEACE IS KEPT.Stanstead, April 8.\u2014(Special) \u2014At I a meeting of the Municipal Council ; on Tuesday evening, there were present Mayor Hackett, Councillors Stevens, Young, Tilton, Gibson,Labonte and Tiffin.As stated in yesterday\u2019s Record,the 1 petition for a liquor license to the I Stanstead Hotel was held over until next Council meeting, in view of the vote which will be.taken on April 29th.On that date the electors will decide whether a license should be granted or not.Bills to the amount of .$493.24 were I presented and ordered paid.The Council voted to rescind a previous pledge or grant of $300 to the Patriotic Fund.As the County Council has granted $.:>,004) to this fund, this municipality\u2019s proposition will equal the pledged amount or more.On complainte of Councillor Young and Mr.J.K.McNulty a committee composed of Councillors Stevens, Til-1 ton and Gibson was appointed to look after certain young men or hoys who have been creating disturbances I in the village.i Mr.Roberts, of the Tarvia Company, was present and presented a | proposition on behalf of the com-: pany for furnishing the municipality with Tarvia for the summer road ; work.Councillor* Stevens, Tilton I and Uidtson were'appointed to coufjjd RIVER DEE AND PORT OF CHESTER CLOSED AT NIGHT BY ORDERS FROM ADMIRALTY.Washington, April 8-\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The River Dee and the port of Chester have been closed to all navigation at night, by order of the British Admiralty, the State Department has just, been informed from London.The message said no vessels are permitted to leave or enter either place between dark and daylight, and that all navigation lights have been ex tinguish ed.No explanation of the order is offered.TFADKKS CITY OF SHERBROOKE./ Tenders are called by the City I Sherbrooke for 33 summer pants and 36 winter pants for fire and policemen, to be made out of cloth of which samples* can be see-n at chief's office, station No, I, Marquette street.Tenders must, be re-; milted to the secrctEiry-treasurer.at tha.; city officers, marked :\t\u2018\u2018Tenders for pants\u201d outside their envelope, on or before the 17th of April instant.The l14.One we loved, but.could not save, ülAiXnAmohy* llkortho tvrr.oltnga.T 6479 PïTTSW' ISHRK^OOEE DAIÏ,Y RECORD, THTTRSDAT, A PRIT, 8, 1915; I Clôt nie» fs Fùrrier OUTFITTER FOR MEN & WOMEN 147 Wellington St Men\u2019s Heavy Footwear Notwithstanding the heavy advance in leather goods ; we are showing a very complete line of leather Boots for the workingman.ALL MADE FV CANADA By the most reliable manufacturers in the business and guaranteed worth the.price you pay, Heavy Split Kucher at-$2.25 Heavy Grain Biucher at.$3.00 &.$3.50 Heavy Grain high laced Biucher, 9 \u201ceyelet\u201d and strap, at> » .$4.25 Heavy Grain high laced Biucher, 12 eyelet and strap, at.-.$5.00, $5.50 & $6.00 Let Us Show' You these lines before you buy your next pair of Working Boots.AGEÎVXS FOR \u201cUVVICTUS\u201d Canada\u2019s Hest Good Shoe.McMURRAY& HALL LENNOXVILLE, QUE.COMMITMENT WAS IRREGULAR DAO NEWS SOLD PROPERTY FOR $3,1*00.Jndge Mulvena Quashed Indict- Mr.Arthur Ladouceur has sold one PjjIlO Recital ill .\t-\t.\tof his farms which he bought from\t' Joseph Messier last fall, to Mr.Al-1\tRpljof FllrH U/oc Trijof bert Gagnon, of Montreal.The price-\trCIICI riilltS fldo UiCul p.d w\u201e.\tSuccess COOKSHIRE MAN AS PAYMAS-]\t_____ TER'\tLADIES AUXILIARY OF ST.PATRIOTIC WORK IN SHERBROOKE ment Against Ernest Guill-mette of Dudsweli Aid of Belgiau DOCUMENTS HAD BEEN SIGNED BY J.P.AS OFFICIAL FOR COUNTY.INSTEAD OF DISTRICT.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH GIVE TEA IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUND.Cookshire, April 8 \u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.J.Henry Pope son of Hon.R.H.Pope, has accepted the position of paymaster on the Railway Gonstruc- Before Judge Mulvena in the Dis- !\tpr^aPing to '/LY _ trict Magistrate\u2019s Court, Ernest Trtv_ ^ t, * ^°Pe 18 no^ at ,jt- The handsome hall of the Knights Guillmette, of Dudsweli, who had i J\twlth hls re^lmellt- \\Oi Counibus in Gordon Street was en been committed for trial before the ! pnnR qT7r,\t.™ T\t,ete Tuesday evening, on the.oc- local justice of the peace on tbe!Pt abundantly evident that the objee i for a speedy trial\t\u2019 \u2019\ti ers are tiefrmDln?to think that it is met with the warm approbation Before pleading'to the charge, ac-U\u201cn+Ll°V00r\tseason.The\tthe public, as the halt, including\tthe cused\u2019s attorney Mr C C Cabana j\t»h is\tnot very favorable to a\tgallery was crowded to its utmost moved to auash the indictment and\ts°od ™n\tof sap' WTllat new sugar has\tcapacity, ihe decorations were\tap- tte^prelimmary11 hearing^cm™6 mim^er\tt0Wn iS se,li^ at 12c a\tPropriate and strikingly artistic,\tthe of grounds, the principal one being ; 0 n -_______ that the commitment and all the\t^\t\u2018 documents were signed by the local i LICENSE QUESTION justice as J.P.for the county of1 A word about hats\u2014 Perhaps you are a little particular when it comes to selecting a hat.Rightly you should be, for it is essential that you get the proper shape that best suits your face.That\u2019s where our service comes in.Let us help you make your next selection New soft hats at $2.50 and up Derbies .$2.50 and up AT COATICOOK (Continued from page 1.) seconded by Alderman Roy, that Belgian flag, with its red, yellow and black, being conspicuous, together with the Union Jack, the Russian em-ciem, the Tri-eo!our of France, and the green flag of Ireland.el, ¦ Afsro GO.THE STOKE THAT SETS THE FACE Don\u2019t Wait Till We 'Suffer Like Belgium and France ! MEN\u2019S $4.00 \u201eHOES BUY DIRECT AND SAVE ONE THIRD OF YOUR SHOE MONEY Write to-day for our special catalogue of Goodyear Welt Shoes.The Federated Shoe Service Coy.F*.O.Box, Mo.?ST.ROCH, LIMITED.Quebec, F.Q Wolfe, instead of the district of St.Francis.It was further alleged that the record did not contain the allegation to the effect that the depositions had been re-read to the accused or that he had been asked if he had any witnesses to examine, &c.After hearing the argument on behalf of the defence and of Mr.Nicol on be-.half of the Crown, the court quashed the proceedings and discharged the accused, holding that no such official existed as J.P.for a county in the province of Quebec, he being always appointed for a district, and consequently the commitment and imprisonment of accused were made absolutely without any jurisdiction.CEDARHURST HOUSE-BREAKING CHARGE.The preliminary hearing in the cases of Howard Coppland and Clifford Mayo, charged with breaking in and robbery at the summer home of Recorder Weir, was adjourned this morning at defendant's request until 1.30 this afternoon.COURT AT THETFOF.D MINES.i\u2014Judge Mulvena heard a c^mbïînt\tthe\u201c conslderY at Ue Beethoven, Mendelssohn, \u2019 Schuman, E.Bachand.with\tringing' chorus, here vesterdav which was\tu-i- : Y™6 time as aPPllcatlons for | Verdi, Raff, and others ecually well followed by the National Anthem, :-\t¦ -=> Marie Bagdoo, a girl of 14 years Jf !\tS .are conSl t j M D 'T T T?age avainst Al-herf\tI - RATEPAYBRS TO vOTE ON BONUS fested not only marked musical a close.\t1U I> U I V i\\ O I I V E fatherrestaurant keener\" on » ser '\tBY-LAW.\tlability, but.assiduous practice and a THE AUXILIARY OF THE PRES- ; ious charge.A large numbe^ o?wit- A by-law which had been prepared\tthat did credit to BYTERIAN CHURCH GIVES nesses were examined, and at the ' Dr- Shurtleff, granting aid to Mrs.\tïustructo!.Miss Doherty.\tTEA AND FOOD SALE.\t.At the regular session of the Mumclpal conclusion of the evidence the court \u2018GRmour in consideration of her in- r,\tnumbers were inters- a very pleasant and successful tea L'ouncil 0f the city of Sherhro0ke.held held that although the charge a= - creasing her Plsnt an(l the number UrSe^\tPatriotic songs, chorus-:wag h5ia Tuesday afternoon, at the \u2018 the City Hall on the 6th day of 1 laid had not been proved, there was ;\tL ^ SU.bmitte.d to tumuîtious appS, Ts L.^E jf^^xmArv\t***\u201d toe Auxiliary, in aid ot the btier- , jorlty of the members of the counoU.- - \u2014v, - on.account of the legal formalities required as to number of duly qualified nf6 ^rln c\tT6 rtlfi,c.atsf.\u2019 ia faVor *\tFrance 1\tI'(Massenet) was interpreted by Pro-! o\u2019clock sharp.The public are urg.the11060.865 U*\" the authentlcatlon of i\t\u2018\t\u2022 fessor A.S.Bourgeault with the | to try to be as punctual as possible UL.®reon not being .i purity of tone and sympathetic ex- as in future these meetings are only complied with, that the certificates of _\tpression which characterizes the work\tto be of one hour's duration, there- i Veiùonneau and others; J.A.Bou- The programme bore\tthe\twords! of this able inusician, and a pretty\t; ^ore it is very necessary to begin at lay and others ; Paul Jasmin and from the Belgian Anthem\t\u201cOur\tKing;\taccompaniment was furnished by Miss'the time stated above, so that a full others ; Edmond Colombe and others; Our Laws; Our Liberty;\tB.Echenberg.In the solo and rho-ili°ur should be given to the business John Forest and others, in favor of The opening number\tw\u2019as\ta fine\trus for women\u2019s voices, from \u201cThe\ti on hand, Eugene Bouchard, P.Gooley, R.J.overture by Professor Bourgeault\u2019s > Sun Worshippers\u201d (Goring Thomas)\tA CORRECTION.Sorel, W.W.Sawyer and J.Beaudin,.orchestra, followed by piano solos, (a) \u201cCe Doux Pays\u201d and'(b) He is j The name of Miss M.Lilian Wilkins also certificate of Paul Jasmin and Juos and duetts by the following Risen,\u201d Mrs.A.E.Messier as solo- AdamsviUie, wavs inadvertently o>m-others for a\tbottler\u2019s\tlicerise\tin fa-\ty_oong ladies: Misses E.Aiken, F.\tist was Particularly effective, her\tmitted\tas\tone\tof\tthe\tsubscribers\tto I vor of J.H.\tPeloquin\tbe refused.\tMontmigny, Frances E.Berwick, 0.\tvoice combining sweetness and power\ti the\tCanadian\tWar\tContingents\u2019\tAs- ACTION POSTPONED.\tEcinnberg, M.Lacombe, A.Norman-\tadmirably.\tsociation\tFund for\tcomforts for the The petition was rtisnoserl\tof for\tliin\u2019 M' McC°nnell, R.Robertson, G.\tA popular feature of the program-k'anadian\tSoldiers\tat the front and ! the' present by the foEnt\trésolu\tand E\u2019 Grifflth' E' Berwick' C Ba-\tme was the \u201cSailors Hornpipe\u201d\tthe name\tWilkins\tinserted by mis- and seconded hr Aider^or,\tCrnttith, Lilian Bain, E.HiH, (-odere, m correct sailor costume, that the petition * L\tH\tNnurso\tI'lorsn;;e Bruneau, Eileen Griffith,\twith a grace and abandon that liter-: and hers\tint- +h\t* \u2019ts \u2019\tt ours.®\tEvelyn Hebert, Marjory Farquhar,\tally brought down the house, the en- ' defer act,or,\tthe c oun®?,1: Mrs' R'T,H' Goole5r (Coati- j SHERBROOKE PATRIOTIC A9SO-bond to that end\tarbitration cook) Messrs E.Fortin and Antonio j\tCIATION.PAID FOR FAuPTriRv ermr.\tGenest blended most harmoniously, , The usual weekly meeting of the aid c OR FACTORY SITE.\twas one of the gems of the evening.Sherbrooke Patriotic Association will The Secretary was authorized to \u2018\tJ~\u201d\u201c pay $300 and the accrued interest to J.B.Gendreau as the price of the lot upon which the Niedner factory: was built by the town, and was also instructed to open a special account in the Canadian Bank of Commerce and deposit all sums paid by the company under their contract, be used to meet the debentures which were issued to pay for the building erected for this firm.SHORT WEIGHT IN BREAD.The Board of Trade brought to the attention of the Council that the lo-| ;:al bakers were not giving full weight i in the bread they were selling.The matter was referred to the Police : Committee.WILL EXTEND ROAD.A petition was received asking that a change in the boundary on the Green road, which the Council has been authorized to macadamize shall be made, which would nave the effect of straightening the road.It was referred to the Road Committee, with power to act, on condition that their action shall not entail the payment .of any damage by the Corporation.LICENSES FOR POOL ROOMS.In virtue of an act passed at .the last session of the Lcgislgture, licenses for pool and billiard tables cannot be granted by the Provincial Col lector of Revenue, except upon per mission of the Council.M petition asking that J.D.Caron be allowed to run two tables in the Municipality was granted.DISCHARGED OLD MORTGAGE.: Away back in 1887, the late C.P.: Carr, did the road work of the corporation by contract and he gave a mortgage of $1,000 upon his property; to secure the fulfillment of his contract.In settling his estate, it was [found that the mortgage had never! been discharged and a resolution au-! thorizing the discharge was passed.The usual number of bills were considered and ordered paid, and the Council then adjourned until Monday the 2fith instant.MOTOR BOATS The season is at hand.Let us put your boat engine first class shape before it too late.in is SAM'S GARAGE and Machine Shop.O ALBERT ST.Best VALUES ~ to Furniture and you When in need of a Range or a piece of Furniture, will always get what you want in coming to LEGARE\u2019S.We are pleased to announce to our customers of Sherbrooke and district that we have a very complete assortment of Furniture In our SHERBROOKE BRANCH, and wo take this opportunity to asK you the favor of your visit to our branch where the most careful attention will be given to your inquiries.Steel and Cèasi Benges Write for A Catalogue are already 8HR- for a speedy trial and pleaded guilty [to the amended charge, and upon a! petition being presented to the court; on behald of his wife and complain ant, the court sentenced him to pay a fine ul >50 and costs or to go to pijj.lor three rnoatba.The names \"MAJESTIC,\u2019\u2019 \u201cRURAL\u201d and \u201cCRYSTAL\u2019 well known to you as Ranges of QUALITY, BEAUTY AND GOOD VICE.As they are built in many different styles and having just, now a complete selection of them, we would he pleased to show yoti all those beautiful Ranges which are sold at very moderate prices and easy terms of payment.WHEN PASSING BY, STOP at our SHERBROOKE STORE, 195 WELLINGTON ST.IP .T.LEG AF2 É2- Ul Nd IT È C 273-287 RUE ST PAUL,I\t» j\tÎT1 32-38.RUE ST.VALIER ( «VG m t '1 / "]