Sherbrooke daily record, 29 juin 1915, mardi 29 juin 1915

[" I JT Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY JUNE 29, 1915 ONE CENT RUSSIAN ARMIES RAVE BEEN LINKED UP AGAIN Now in Solid Front From the San to Bukowina.Highest Military Authorities Describe the Russian Position Facing the Germans as Highly Satisfactory.Italians in Austrian Territory of Riva.French Make Progress Along Road Between Angres and Abiain.BUSINESS AT IN ARRESTS MADE CITYJjOUNCIL Salary Tax PetitioD From Ratepayers Turned Down By Aldermen the Russian position The highest authority in Petrograd describes kclng the Germans as highly satisfactory.'\u2019 Russian armies linked up again.New York, June 29.\u2014(Special) \u2014A cable to the Herald from London says: Grand Duke Nicholas has accomplished what not one London military observer in ten thought possible of accomplishment.He has effected a retirement from the Dniester and linked up his armies from the San to Bukowina in a solid front, without the loss of a man from the troop disorders that are regarded as inevitable in any great retreat.From the despatches sent out of Galicia, it seems certain the last three days of the Dniester battle was an engagement organized to cover the retirement of the army that had defended Lemberg to its positions behind the Bug and Zlota Lipa Rivers.The evacuation of the whole Dniester line was hastened, however, by the Austro-Germans who crossed the stream north oi Zurawno.The necessity for falling back at that point placed Halicz in a position where it could be attacked from three sides, and as a consequence that town was abandoned by the Russians yesterday, and according to Berlin was occupied by the Germanic allies.For more than three weeks Halicz bad resembled the fulcrum of a scales, with great armies swaying on *ach side, but the town itself was maintained solidly by the Russians.The retreat from the Dniester has ended temporarily at least on the Gnila Lipa River, which flows northand south before Rohatyn, and which offers an exceptionally strong first defence.But military authorities do not expect heavy fighting along that river.They expressed the opinion, the next serious battle probably willoccur along the Zlota Lipa, which runs parallel to the Gnila Lipa, fifteen miles further to the eastward, where the Russians would benefit by the railroad with which the Tarno-pol line connects.RUSSIAN SITUATION SATISFACTORY.London, June 29.\u2014 especial) \u2014The correspondent of the Daily News at Petrograd telegraphs : \u201cThree German armies have been detached to settle the.troublesome Russians along the Dniester.The Russians have separated and rejoined along the River Gnila Lipa, holding Halicz and the southern limits of the Dniester.Since his failure to cover his rear, Field-Marshal von Macken-sen began a tentative movement northward, but the Russians here are preparing for him.RUSSIAN CENTRE REFORMING.London, June 29.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Russian centre in Galicia is rapidly reforming behind the River Gnila Lipa, before General von Linsiagen\u2019s drive across the Dniester, but this retreat, in the opinion of London military critics, is almost entirely due to the battle in the Lemberg region, where the positions of the Russians made retirement inevitable.These movements have strengthened the Austro-German line and have consolidated the halt! of the Teutons on the regained Galician capital.FRENCH MAKE PROGRESS AT ABLAIN.Paris, June 29.\u2014(Special)\u2014The French War Office this afternoon gave 1 which was held in the Foresters'\u2022Hall and relatives who were present from' was well attended and proved to be a ; out of town were Mr.and Mrs.|?eble- \u2019 very pleasant event., man and sons and daughter, Mr.and; Miss Pauline Bradley, of Sher-Mrs.Arthur Ord, Bury ; Mr.and brooke, for a short stay at the home Mrs.Dalby Lasell, Bishop\u2019s Crossing^ Df her cousin, Mrs.A.E.Bowen{>Mrs.n\ti\t^r' l-ew's Orr, Mrs.F.Anderson,\tHewton who with her only son, How- Mrs.Ameli* Boyd and Mrs.R.\tA.\tMiss Maud Orr, Mr.Dalby Orr,South\tard, has spent the past few months.Sparse went to Beebe Plain for the\tDuds .ell ; Mr.and Mrs.J.Edwards,\tat the home of her parents, Mr.and week-end.\tOsborne and Lawrence Edwards, Mr.Mrs.Howe, has opened her cottage ; RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED -,,TThe j ma\u201cy fmndF of Major J.R.and Mrs.Robert Kidd, Wesleyville c on the west shore of Lake Massawip-McLeod will be sorry to hear of his Mr.and Mrs.A.Worby, Cookshire ; pi for the summer; Mr.and Mrs.W.serious illness al the Royal Victoria Mr.Gussie Sawyer, Flanders; Mr.Chalk and family, of Westmount, ar-\tAND THE ARMY Hospital, Montreal.\tand Mrs.Jackson and family, Birch- rived on Saturday at Mrs Lennett, Mrs.Ed.Brown and ton; Mrs.W.Phelps, son and daugh- parents, Mr.and' M.\u201e._________ .sons of Montreal and Mrs.(Dr )\tR\tter.St.Johnsbury, Vt.Many heauti-\tand Mrs.H.H.Brown and Miss D.,\t.\t.\t,.0\t,.\t.\t.O.Ross, of Stanstead, are guests\tof\tful presents including silver, linea,\tBrown at \"Hillcrest Cottage,\u201d after S\t*\tMethodist\tChurch Brown.\tset of dishes, china, oriental rug and a motor trip through Northern Ver-1^®1'67, Ju\u201de 24 and .25.'.^\tn Miss Gertrude Miggett of Sher- fancy work were received bv the mont \u2022 Mr.Rov Bowen, of N.Hatlev,l.Large and repiesentative delega-brooke is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.bride.\t, f\u201er +hp wp.k -V,d at -Bronkhank \u201d tl'°ns were Pre6ent from e,rery Unl°n.*\u2022 V.stockwcll.\t-.-!,°Mr« A \u201c G.J wk^rtot ill-, »«\u2022.S .^ A The Pally Hecord SHERBROOKE RECORD CO., Printers and Publishers.Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 106 and 108 'Wellington St.Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE strictly in advance to any address in Canada, Great Britain and the United States.One year, $2.00 ; six months.$1.25 ; three months, 70 cents ; one month, 25 cents.Circulation Statement Circulation statement lor week ending June 26th, 1915 : Monday .11,010 Tuesday .10,984 Wednesday .10,975 Thursday .10,950 Friday .10,938 Saturday .11,005 Total .65,862 To Advertisers Advertisers are reminded that copy for advertisements should reach the Record Office not later than 3 p.m.the day previous to publication in order to ensure insertion.All copy will be handled in the order in which it is received.Recommended E.T.Hotels Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.BUSINESS CARDS ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.p, K.ADIRE, C.E., Q.D.S.QUEBEC.Or.Office.81 St.Peter St.; Residence.118 St.Cyrille St.Tel.connections.IA RM AND C.CREPEAU, SHER-i/jh brooke.Provincial Land Surveyor, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.\u2019Phone 142.A.MEADE.COATICOOK, QUE., ill\u2022 Quebec Land Surveyor.Bell 'phone.AU kinds ot surveys and levelling.|T OUIS O'C.MIGNAULT, QUEBEC tLi Land Surveyor.Office, 17 Sanborn St., Tel.480 ; Residence, No.1 Craig St.Tel.llo8.\t_______ INSURANCE AGENTS.AIT S.DRESSER & CO.SHER-IW » brooke.All branches ot Insurance.Office established 1875.E J.SOUTHWOOD & CO., INS.AGTS., « S.& S.Mutual Bldg.Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.IT W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT.191J \u2022 WeUington St.Sherbrooke.Bell.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.TARS.BACHAN'D & BEGIN,47 BROOKS JL' St Spécialiste in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.Specialists In ail Electric Treatment ot Diseases.Consultation : By appointment at hospital or at home.\t____ .T A.DARCHE.M.D.SPECIALIST\u2014 ftJ \u2022 Eye Ear, Nose and Throat.Office, 49 King St.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital 8-1).\t_______ 1 C.C.ET HIER.M.D.\u2014SPECIALTY, tj \u2022 Urinary Diseases.Consultation.Ra^'.45 King St., Sherbrooke, Que., and by \u2022 appointment._____________________ TAR.W.A.FARWELL (SPECIALIST \\) to the Sherbrooke Hospital).Eye, Ear.Nose and Tbroat Diseases 37 Dui-feriu -We., Sherbrooke.Consultation .12 a.m.1-4 p.m.and by appointment.BEDFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Daily Reports From Correspondents ot What is Going on in Various ' MILLINGTON.Arrivals and departures include ; Mr.and Mrs.John Cameron and young son of South Bolton, were In town on business recently ; Mr, Gordon A.Sisco, of Coaticook, calling on old friends recently ; Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor and baby at Magog on Tuesday ; Mr.Bert Richardson, of Magog, guest at Mr.W.Whitehead\u2019s; Rev.I.Currie Mills at Sutton ; Miss Grace Taylor and Master Lawrence Taylor, of Currier, guests at their uncle\u2019s, Mr.Jonn Taylor, on Wednesday ; >Mrs.Robt.Patterson and daughter Irene and Miss E.Bryant, Thursday with their brother, Mr.H.C.Bryant, at Currier ; Mr.and Mrs.Porter, Henry Bird, Cecil Goddard, Arthur Martin, W.O\u2019Borne.Quite a number of the brethren from Granby and Knowlton were present.Bro.H.J.Allen, N.G., was the orator of the day, and was assisted by Bro.F.R.Dalton, Chap; and Bro.N.O.Rockwell, Conn., and Bro.J.C.Rose, War., as Marshall.The following is the standing of pupils of Waterloo Academy.The following is the standing of pupils of Waterloo Academy: Grade I, Primary to II.Model.Primer I.Part 1\u2014Rexford Morin, Harold Bresee, Ruth Lawrence, Marion Bell, Earl Phelps, Mildred Menard, Edgar Oborne, Lee Hews, Yvonne Bedard, Harold Butler.Primer I.Part 2\u2014Wilfred Marcotte, Henry Ward, Ellen Bedard, Gordon Oborne, Laura McKergon, Lillian Wright.Primer II.\u2014Elsie Oborne, Grace ; Hoffman, Raymond Golden, Rose loss a husband and three daughters, Mrs.McGregor, of the West ; Mrs.G, W.Holmes and Miss Daisy Manson, both of this place.Master Morris and Miss Etta La- man.He was one of the most useful and honorable men in the town of Waterloo, where he lived for many years, always being on the side of right.Mr.Moynan had been in poor health for a year.\u2014-4- STANBRIDGE EAST., The young people of Stanbrldge belle visiting relatives in St.Johns- East gave a very pleasant surprise bury, \\t., thence to Manchester and party in the form of a dance as a Lowell, Mass.; Master Clark Bowen, farewei] for ^i)e popular young high of Bellows Falls, Vt., visiting his acbool teacher, Miss A.C.MoLeod, lirandparents, Capt.And Mrs.C.Bow The sidewalks are being greatly improved in this place.Those who attended the Bedford Board of Trade meeting were Messrs.D.A.Manson, F.H.Perkins, K.R., Turner, N.F.McKay, H.A.Gilman, who is leaving for her home at Gould, Que., to spend her holidays, but will return to school here for another year ; also to the very obliging assistant postmistress, Miss Sarah J.Beckwith who is leaving for her old home at Douglastown, N.B., in company with her nephew, Master Hft™?Mu0rv?er (n6e fMiSS E',WmP uf Willey, Arthur Houle, Clarence Fran-Haverhill, Mass, a few week* at thejci Nettie Marcotte.WW MPra/eT m u aarlfMrs\u2019\tElementary I.-Blair Stone, Alfred ter.'Helen home' from Borton a^d M'Ke Armstrong, of Knowlton, Farmv Bobo Weldon t\" ) , Booth- motored here on Sunday, guests of nï 7,BvTb d Tmy ?r-\t:Mr- and Mrs- Earl Goddard; Mr.guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Cook.\t^ay\u2018 : Chas- Wilkins in town over Sunday; Mr.Archie Bresee, son of Mr.and Xu nuL\"\u2019\ti M.r\u2019 and.MFS\u2019 Baker and Miss Baker, neth Wilson, Gertrude Rice, Charles ' of Stanbridge, guests of Mr and Davis, Beatrice Bresee, Aileen Wal- ; Mrs.Stevens recently; Mrs.Fred lace, Ora Berry, Marion Robb, Ber- Welch home from the General Hospi-tram Ryan, Alvin Williams, Gordon tal, Montreal, on Saturday, where Poster-\tshe had undergone treatment\u2019 for her Mrs.G.G.Bresee, has accepted a position with the Tbos.Davidson Manufacturing Co., of Montreal.Mrs.Ed.Goodwill and Mrs.Black-well and children of Montreal, the summer with Col.and Mrs.Whit,\t.rxiomr m™- comb; Miss Mary Savage of Coati-\tT M KNOWLTON cook; Miss Cowan of Cowansville XÎF J-\t+ Xnded X and Mrs.Percy Morrison of Mon-i X s Vl ^ ^8S0Ciated B°ards of treal, guests of Mr.and Mrs E A :Tra(îe Bedford on Wednesday.Savage- Miss Belle Gilmour to town Il XX* hhmd ^ after the past few months with her * auction sale of household ac-father.\tcessones at a future date.social standing of the guests show the esteem in which the young ladies are held.A dainty lunch was served at midnight and dancing continued until daylight.A very nice selection of all the latest airs was rendered by Martindale orchestra.Meetings of the newly formed lawn tennis club were held in the Parish Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings.The club is now organized and memfbers meet for play on the rectory lawn.The following are the execu-i tive :¦ Miss Jessie Corey, president;1 Mr.W.Henderson, vice-president ; Miss Hazel O\u2019Dell, sec.-treas.; Mrs.D 0 F tfl Inctall M.Allan Cornell, official court mark-) ^ v\u2019 10 B'31011 er, and Rev.R.Atkinson was elected on the ground committee.-f- SUTTON Rev.H.Mingie, M.A., LL.B., See- ' \u201e\t_ retary of the Lord\u2019s Day Alliance, ^EL BE KNOWN AS THE MOON- COWANSViLLE AND SWEETSBURG P Kodak Goods i| 4 ?;; can be obtained at 4 4 P Griffith\u2019s Drug Store I 121 Mlington Street.| in Can- adian Hospital at Clivedon preached in the Methodist Church, on Sunday, in the interests of the Quebec branch of the Alliance.Rev.Ivor Mills of East Bolton, spent two days with Rev.and Mrs.Hayden at the Parsonage, returning to Bolton on Thursday.A resolution of sympathy was passed by the Methodist Ladies' Aid to Rev.and Mrs.Hicks, of Lennoxville, who recently lost their daughter by drowning in thî St.Francis\u2019 River.Mr.Sidney Tryhorn fell from a stage on his barn Thursday, injuring himself quite badly.A strawberry social was held at ._ _ ___ Mrs.Stephen Bresee's on Friday af- eyes; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Collins terooon by the ladies of the Method-and two children, of Farnham, let Church.guests last week of her parents, Mr.j Mr.Harry Shufelt of the Bank of and Mrs.Steyens, and other rela- ; Toronto staff was a guest of his aunt, 7\tand 7rs- Jv y*'¦ Taber and Mrs.J.R.Benham, also visiting other friends in Knowlton.All the stores of Sutton will be Mr.John Jeakinfl, son of Rev.and J}1'5' W*irMand and Mrs\u2019 Jas' Mrs.Jeakins is in town this week.\t^\toccn- He leaves shortly for the front with fu\u2018IrS\u2019 R' ; ' Bngland s re81 \u2014- NORTH SUTTON.Airrivals and departures include : Mr.Carl Sweet, of Regina, a few weeks with his mother, Mrs.Ogden Sweet ; Mrs.Wm.Thompson and Miss Olive Frost, of Montreal, guests at Mr.H.E.Fuller\u2019s ; Miss S.Taylor and little Miss Elizabeth Crook, of Boston, at Mr.A.W.Smith\u2019s recently ; Mr.Nelson Bresee and family with Mr.Carl Prentice motored to Waterloo on Thursday ; Mrs.M.Longeway of Montreal, at Mr.M.Darbe\u2019s for a few days.ABERCORN.Mrs.Albert E.Hawley and daughter, Claudia, also Leland Hawley, of Sweetsburg, are spending a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Clark Hall.KRELIOHSBURG.There will he a card party in the Town Hall, Frelighshurg, Wednesday evening.June 30th, in aid of the Pa-;ins; Mr.W.F.Sears and Mr triotic Society.All are cordially in-1 UcCtary to Sutton.I yited to aid a good cause,\tI >tra, r.Km* )« a» tu« u-j.NUTT\u2019S CORNER.Mrs.Henry Johnson, Mrs.C.Reynolds, Mrs.Turner, the two latter of Alburo Springs, Vt., recent visitors of Mrs.Nelson Gibson.Mr.Thos.Thompson had his hand severely injured working at the stone crusher at Dairy Valley.The camp meetings in connection with the Free Methodist Church, Clarenceville, are being held at Mr.David Hawley\u2019s grove at this place.They commenced on Wednesday and are to last one week.Rev.Mr.Hess-ler, a former pastor, is in charge.-\u2014- IRON HILL.There will be a strawberry social on the Church grounds on Wednesday evening, June 30th.All are cordially invited.-4- FROST VILLAGE.The ladles of Uie blanch of the Red Cross will meet on Thursday.July 1st, at Mrs.W.King\u2019s.Mr.Mackenzie spent the past week camping and fishing at Brome Lake.Arrivals and departures ; Messrs.I.E.Williams and A.Williams at.Bolton Glen on Sunday, guest at.Mr.K.Uous- W.J.When little ones are peevish, givf Rexali Orderlies; constipation is often the oause.Sold only by the RexaF Store, 10c., 25c.& 50c.boxes.The Army of Constipation 1* Growing Smaller Evtry DegSi CARTER\u2019S UTTLE LIVER PILLS era >apontibia\u2014they I «aly giro relief\u2014 they perm un end y cure Caruftpe- ti.iv ML.Horn UN them fa , JNOmu- e**J, /n«[ljM0e% Ski Hetitckt, SaHtm l Smell Pill, Smell Dose, Smell Prie* I Genuine «nut be* Slgneture I present ; also Mr.W.F.Sears Is quip indisposed.The Frost Village Sabbath School ii connection with Christ Church will hob their annual picnic on Friday, July 2nd /a* m» \u2014 *\u2014- TX-VW-fct Vt»\u2014 -.-S W*,.W_ ^ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 19x5.-a\th You Can Distinguish A Piano made by Heintzman 81 Co.by its pure vibrant singing tone.The reasons for this are well known to those who are familiar with the structure of the instrument, and with the strict methods of the Heintzman & Co.factory.The MATERIALS: Every piece of metal with the slightest flaw, every piece of wood imperfect in its grain, or not thoroughly seasoned, is rejected\u2014it is not tried out to see if it will do\u2014it is not even given the benefit of a doubt.The WORKMEN : Each workman, too, brings to his task skill of the highest order, and that skill is still further developed, and kept to the highest possible standard by the rigid discipline, for which the Heintzman & Co.factory is noted.Its durability and the continual increase in the beauty of its tone as it ages have caused all the world-great artists on their visit to Canada to use this piano exclusively.The Piano of Melba\tThe Piano of Nordica \u2019 The Piano of DePachmann\tThe Piano of Jonas CITY NEWS r H.C.WILSON & SONS, Limited, New Wilson Building.Sherbrooke, Que.Branch Stores:\u2014Magog, Que.Rock Island, Que.MAYFLOWER TALCUM POWDER Nyal\u2019s Mayflower Talcum is an experience to every first time user.Its touch is soft, soothing and refreshing.Its distinctive Mayflower perfume, delicate, individual, elusive.Ideal for every use to which you can put a Talcum.Nyal Quality preparations can be obtained only in Nyal Quality Stores.Ask one of them for free copy of Booklet entitled \u201c Your Complexion/\u2019 giving full particulars of best methods of massage.\tns.HtalS Hayflswer TAlOiM Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Sails spent the week end at St.George, Beauce.Miss Muriel Knowles of Quebec is the guest of Mrs.M.R.MacHeod, Melbourne Street, for a few days.Mrs.B.Watkins and her daughter have left for Cap a 1\u2019Aigle to spend the summer.Mr.George Mather, of New York, is in eown today on his way to Halifax, N.S.Every Girl Guide xyho is going camping must report at the club room in uniform Wednesday afternoon at 3 o\u2019clock sharp.Miss Brynhilda McBain of North Hatley, spent the week-end in town, the guest of Miss Knowles, Court Street.Mrs.Bonallie, Melbourne street, has gone to Knowlton to visit her daughter, Mrs.F.V.T.Lee, at her cottage.Misses Marguerite and Stella Campbell left Saturday for Lowell and Bristol Perry, Mass., to spend the vacation with friends.Mr.A.F.Simpson, Collector of Inland Revenue, who recently underwent an operation at the Sherbroolaa Hospital, is progressing favorably.Come and hear the Social Six at the lawn social at Mr.B.C.Howard\u2019s) residence tonight.Ice cream, cake and home-made candy.Mr.F.K Teat and his sister, Miss Teat, from Delaware, Ohio, are the i guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Howard, London Street, for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Cleophas Lachance, from Lewiston, Me., are on their wedding trip and are the guests of their uncle, Mr.Z.Boisvert, First Avenue, East Sherbrooke.Miss Josephine Belanger has been spending a day or two at Rock Forest with her brother, Mr.L.C.Belanger, K.C., before returning to \\ Cookshire, Exhibition of beautiful paintiugs at i 56 Dufferin Avenue, Wednesday, from i to 6.3d.Music and refreshments in the garden.Come and help the fund Tor Red Cross needs.Admission 25c.Mrs.Chas.Smith and little daugh-1 ter, who have been the guests ofMrs.MacLeod, Melbourne street for a ! couple of days, have returned to'their home in Scotstown.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Wilson and fa-\u2022 mily are leaving today for North ! Hatley where they will occupy j \u201cWychwood Cottage\" for the sea-; son.==\\ Wear a Diamond There Is a prosperous look about a person who wears a diamond.It does not require much money to acquire this look of prosperity, and as diamonds never wear out, and are constantly Increasing: in value, they are a g-ood investment.We are making; a special display of Diamond Ring-s in one of our windows this week.You can buy a small Diamond Riixiff here of good quality for\t; others $20, $30 and up to $300\u2014cash or credit.Be sure and see our big-display this week.A, G.SKINNER The Jeweler on the Square BUSINESS NOTES.Dominioc Day Excursion to Newport, Vt., and return.Steamer Anthémis will leave Magog 8.30 a.m., arrive Newport 11.30 a.m.Returning leave Newport 2.00 p.m.Excursion rate for round trip, 90c.Secure your Dominion Day excursion tickets in advance at the Grand Trunk City Ticket Office 2 Strath-cona Square and avoid last minute rush at depot.Office open \u2018till 9.30 p.m.FtT.AnseU, Druggist, 10 Stratheona Sq.Dr.M.Cbag-non, Druggist, 178 Wellington Street, and A.E.Duberger, Druggist.Abenakis Springs Hotel ami Baths open June 1st.Write for Booklet to Manager, Abenakis Springs Hotel, Abenakis Springs, Que.J A LUXURY \\ à Bcme p&opie «ay a photograph 0 0 ia a luxury, but it is past that # #\tstag**\u2014it is a necessity.If you # 0 will call ido\tJ ! Jolinsloii's New Studio : 0 you will be convinced ol It.J #\tCao:iet Pnoto* from St.OO per J 0 dozen ap.The game price» for J 0 over 18 year».0\tneveiopini; printing and enlarg- J #\tIng from film».24 KINO STREET J e\tbeicrK WeUSngton.\tî Mr.Leonard Copers of Sherbrooke 'and Mr.Robert Hall, Lennoxville, sailed Sunday for England by the S.i S.Corinthian, and the former may i remain in the Old Country.Mrs.McViear and Miss McVicar of Montreal, who have been spending ; some ten days with Hon.Justice Hutchinson and Mrs.Hutchinson, Prospect Street, have returned home.Pte.Nicholas J.Egan, of the 5th Mounted Pfifles, who was on leave ;for the week-end and was the guest jof Mrs.W.A.Hale, \"Sleepy Hollow\" ihas returned to camp at Valcartier.The post office at Little Lake which i rejoices in the official name of Bour-; iagne, has been opened for the sum-| mer, and is in charge of Mr.Arcade \u2018Cote, of the,Lake Park Hotel.Miss Lida Martel has returned from Montreal after having won the Normal School\u2019s diploma in French and English and the certificate of Graduate in Music from McGill Conger vatorium.What more delightful way to spend a few hours than to see the exhibi-tion of paintings and take tea with ! your friends in the garden listening | to music at 56 Dufferin Avenue Wed-i nesday 4 to 6.30.Mr.C.E.Joslin, of the Panther Rubber Company, has returned from Trenton, N.J., accompanied by his family and is occupying the cottage j on Moore street, the property of Mrs, W.A.Morehouse.?vfiss 1.F.Johnston of Montreal, who has been at Ste.Rose, is visit-:ng her sister, Mrs.Robert Newton, Victoria Street, and later will join ; her family at their summer cottage at Cap a L\u2018Aigle on the St.Lawrence.A garden party in aid of the Red Cross Society will be held at \u2018Edge-water Farm,\" tbe home of Jr.and r* CrtÈi CMTKCnte Mrs.Harry A.Norton, Katevale road, Ayer's Cliff, Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7.A cordial invitation is extended to the public.Corporal Keenan Jenckes, 27th Field Battery, was in town for the week end visiting bis parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Jenckes at \"Hill Top,\u201d Quebec street.The Misses Guthrie of New York City and Miss Stuart of New Orleans, La., who are staying at North Hatley for the summer, were guests at a house party given by Miss Laura Knowles, at \"The Pensacola,\" Court Street, for the week-end., Spend an hour or two enjoying fine j paintings and taking your tea in the ! garden among the flowers at 56 ; DuSerin Avenue, Wednesday.It is a ! privilege and will help the Red Cross work.Dominion Day Excursion to North 1 Hatley, under auspices of Plymouth ; Congregational Sunday School, by Boston & Maine train, leaving Sber-; brooke 11.00 a.m.and returning leaving North Hatley at 6.00 p.m.Return tickets\u2014Adults, 55c.; children, 30c.The engagement is announced of Miss Juliette Ohalifoiws, daughter of j Mr.and Mrs.H.T.C/\u2019aUfoux, St.! Hyacinthe and niece of Mgr.H.O.iChalifoux, Coadjutor Bishop of Sherbrooke, to Mr.Walter Goyeau, of j Windsor, Gut., and lately of Mon-j treal.The marriage took place on Wednesday, June 16th., in Montreal, of Miss Agnes Moore, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.Moore, Esplanade Ave., to Mr.Theodore J.Stocks, son of iMr.and Mrs.J.W, Stocks, formerly i of Sherbrooke.The Massawippi Canoe Club will open the season at the club house, i North Hatley, with an informal dancf/ ; on Thursday evening, July 1.Danc-! ing will begin upon tbe arrival of the New York train.The train for Sherbrooke leaves North Hatley at 10 .o\u2019clock.Invitations are out to the wedding of Miss Bessie Albertina Barrett, of Gorham, N.H., only daughter of ex-| Senator, Mr.Alonzo Delivan Barrett and Mrs.Barrett to Mr.David Ernest Quinn, of Berlin, N.H., the marriage to take place June 30th at ! Greenwood Cottage, Gorham, N.H, Mr.Quinn at one time was a resl-i dent ot ,Sherbrooke and is a brother of Mr.J.J.Quinn and Mrs.J.S.Mooney.Mr.Gauvreau Dastmis.half-brother of Mr.L.E.Dastous, Post Office Inspector of this city, is a very prominent figure In the French capital, where»he has spent a number of years.Mr.Dastous, who is the representative of Fairchild Bros & Foster, New York, is also the Paris correa-pondent of La Presse of Montreal, and has recently been appointed Vice-President of the Anglo-French Chamber of Commerce.LETTERS TOTHEEWTfflL jj ~\t*\u201c**\u2022 -1T* GOOD ROADS IN ASCOT.Editor Daily Record : Sir,\u2014In regard to the meeting of the ratepayers of Ascot, called In the Town Hall, Lennoxville, on Thursday evening, June 24, to discuss the question of improving the public roads, I wish to say that a false impression was given in the letters recently published in your columns.While all present were in favor of bringing up our roads to a first-class standard, the difference of opinion was as to the method.A few in the Council were in favor of obtaining money under the 41-year bond system; the majority were of opinion that good gravelled roads could be made on our most travelled lines, and the ratepayers on less travelled roads who had sufficient interest in good roads to give a small per cent.of gratis labor could receive small grants that would enable them to much improve their roads, instead of the large sums now expended where labor is much higher than the standard wage of the municipality.Any wishing to dispose of their farms would not be handicapped by a 41-year mortgage.There are three ways at present by which the Government is helping the good roads movement: By the 41-year bond system; by obtaining money by accepting Government grants, agreeing to place dollar for each dollar we contribute for the purpose of roadmaking.The third way is by getting the Government to build trunk lines through our municipality, the municipality paying less then one fifth the cost of such roads, thus securing much better roads at less cost and better grades than would be possible for Ascot to build alone.With the last two ways the majority of the Council was in favor.One such road is nearly completed to Capelton.A request to build a gravelled road to Milby is favorably received by the Government.A third from the Experimental Farm to Me-gantic might reasonable be expected in the near future.The objections to the 41-year bond system, upon which the real estate owners will vote on June 30, are that the large amount of money placed upon a few divisions would give rise to dissatisfaction among the ratepayers; would necessitate employment of foreign labor; would place a 41-year mortgage In the face of prospective buyers and would handicap any desiring to sell.Also, instead of providing for the fature of our children, we shall leave them to pay a debt which we have contracted.Every real estate owner in Ascot is requested to express his opinion on this subject at the poll on June 30.G.G.McCDRDY.CHOQUETTFS THE SHOP FOR GOOD SHOES.No matter where ycrar shopping starts.It always ends at Choquette's Shoe Store ii you are looking for the season's newest and most attractive Shoes.Our summer window Is the most beautiful Shoe display In this city, not because we have attem»pted to make it artistic or decorative, but because we have the Shoes with which to work.IV4.«J.CHOQUETTE, 85 Wellington Street, -\t- Opp.His Majesty\u2019* Theatre FOR SALE A number of second-hand Water Closets taken out of High School.A.FL WILSON, 4 Frontenac St.Have You Everything for Dominion Day?STOP THE CAR AT OUR STORE, ATIMITCHEUS ELECTRIC FANS \u2014FOR\u2014 OFFICE AND HOME Why suffer with the heat on these hot days, and the worse ones to come.An electric fan will keep you comfortable and cool, drives away the foul air> insects and dies.From $10.00 up.J.3 Jittll t Co.ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES solemn service.The Rev.Father | Couture will say his first Mass tomorrow at the Monastery of the Precious Blood, and the Rev.L.P.Ge-nest will celebrate at the Cathedral.Mrs.Norreys Worthington, of Toronto, formerly of Sherbrooke, took a prominent part in the recent \"Rosi» I Day\" in the Queen City, when $22,-! 000 was raised for a local charity.A ! picture appeared in a Toronto Sunday paper, showing Mrs.Wortbing'ton in a magnificent car, garlanded from end to end with roses, and accompanied by a number of bright and pretty Toronto girls, who worked under her direction.It will be remembered that owing to Mrs.Worthington\u2019s initiative the Imperial Order i of the Daughters of the Empire was founded in Sherbrooke, and she was : the first Regent of tbe King George V.th and of the Municipal Chapters.: A Toronto Chapter is now benefiting by her energy and experience.CELEBRATION ON DOMINION DAY.Arrangements are all complete for the celebration to be held here on Dominion Day.At ten o\u2019clock a five-mile race will start and at half-past one a parade of decorated automo-i biles will take place through the streets and then proceed to the Exhibition grounds.The sports and' games will start at two o\u2019clock.PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.The annual picnic of the Sunday School will be held on Dominion Day to North Hatley, leaving by the regular train of the Boston & Maine at 11 o\u2019clock and returning at 6 o'clock by special train.Special rates for those who wish to join the excursion.The mid-week service has been withdrawn during the months of July and August.\ti The union services of the Methodist and Congregational Churches will commence next Sunday.During the month of July they will be held in Plymouth Church.Place your orders early and we will guarantee prompt delivery.Piazza Chairs from .98c.Piazza Rockers from _____$1.25 Piazza Vudor Shades from $3,00 Oamp Chairs .40c., 65c.Camp Cots.50c., 75c., $1, $2 Camp Mattresses, $1.25, .$1.50, and $2.00.Camp Pillows, each .S5c.Camp Blankets, per pair, from $2.75.Refrigerators from .$7.50 Hammocks from .$1.25 Bed Hammocks from $10.80 Crex Rugs .50c.\tto $15.00' Flags ., .5c.to $7.50 Lawn Benches, $1.35 to $7.50 Canvas Chairs .50c.to $2-50 Canoe Cushions, 60c.to $2.00 Canoe Rugs .$2.50\tto $5.00 EDWARDS Furniture Go.Î- \u2014FOR\u2014 î .\tï ï Wedding Cakes, J Birthday Cakes, Fancy Cakes, i Macaroons and.: !j: Angel Cake \u2014TRY\u2014 McLean\u2019s FOR YOUR NEXT BATCH OF PRESERVES \t\u2014* \tSvgsr \t Buy good Fruit which mast not be over-ripe, and what U equallyimportant, use good Sugar.The slightest impurity (organic matter) In the Sugar will start fermentation in the jam, and preserves which were well cocked and carefully bottled, become acid and uneatable after a few months.You ore abzofaddy soft with thé ST.LAWRENCE EXTRA GRANULATED SUGAR whir.h is made from Caws and testa over 99.99 percent pure.If yr/j prefer a ™ry fi-.etrraln\u2014a medium one or one quHe Jarice, your grocer r i.n rdi your nste r Si.Lawreiv^whKh la offered In the three j fs In 2 lb.an'S lb.Carton*, and Isffi of 10, 20, 26 and ICOlbft.Buy in Refinery neeled\tto erofrJ miaUkea end aaeure ebtviuU üeftAÜneM mt*A correct wei«b»a.Sold by mod food Grocer» J.C.MC CONNELL ©r.Uawrenoe; Buqah Refinezrut.s, Limited, Montreal.The death occurred in Montreal on Sunday of Mrs.Armand Beliveau, wife of Mr.A.Beliveau, assistant treasurer of the R.& 0.Navigation Co., and last surviving daughter of tbe late Octave Gendron, in his lifetime a prominent French citizen of Sherbrooke and founder of the E.T.Corset Company of 8t.Hyacinthe.Deceased was 37 years of age.Mrs.W.H.Stevens who was at Htanstead for the closing of the College and her daughter, Miss fsabel Stevens, who have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.K.S.Stwene,Queen street, left this morning for their home at Almonte, Or*t.They were accompanied by Mrs.W.A.Mor»-l house, who will visit, her son, Mr.W.I K.Morehouse in Montreal, and later will go to Almonte.The following seminarians have been ordained at St.Michael\u2019s Cathedral by Mgr.Paul Larocque, a! ! large number of the clergy of St.; Charles College and the Palace as (listing.Saturday morning Messrs.Emile Gervais, Stanislas Houle, Lucien L\u2019Heureux, Sylvia Burque, Hor-mlsdas Morin and George Lussier were made sub deacons, and this morning the Abbes Michel Couture, son of Mr.V.Couture, and lyiuis P.Geneet, so» of Mr.Arthur Genestfcodi grandson of Mr.C.O.Oenost, of this city, were ordained to the priewthond.Many friends and relatives of the juuim.\tWW& lummA *£ tiut LATE MRS.PARE The funeral took place Friday at St.Michael\u2019s Cathedral of the late ! Mrs.Joseph Pare, born Marie-Fran- | cols Savage, who passed away after j a long illness at the age of 78 years.The family of Mr.Joseph Pare came to Sherbrooke shortly after the ! death of the late Dr.Frederick Parc, 1 whose home for many years was On King Street and who was one of the most widely known, skilful, and popular physicians fn the vicinity.Tn spite of his many charities aPd his generosity, he left a considerable j estate to his only brother, Mr, Joseph Pare, who is ill at present and who Ts deeply afflicted by the death of his life\u2019s companion.The late Mrs.Pare, besides her husband, leaves five children, Mrs.L.H.! Collet, Miss T.Pare, Messrs.Michel ! and Joseph Pare or Bherbrooke, and j Mrs.Marsolet of L'Achigan.SHERBROOKE | Bring us the Children \u2022 who suffer from eye strain or defective sight.X We are here to help them II When medical attention ;* Ijl is necessary we will tell I-you so.We specialize II in Optometry.McCONNELL\u2019S t \u201cPERFECT SIGHT Î SERVICE\u201d.135 Wellington St.;; ST.ANDifKW\u2019H CHURCH The Young Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet at, the home of Miss Irwin, 26 Portland Avenue, on Monday evening.The Communicants\u2019 Class will meet at the Manse on Tuesday evening at 7.30 o\u2019clock.Tbe ladles of the congregation will meet in the Church Hall on Wednesday afternoon to make wearing apparel to hand over to the Red Cross Society.The midweek service qu WedamdA*; evening at 8 o'clock* Studies the Book of Romans.The Senior and the Excelsior Mission Bands will meet at tbe home of Mrs.J.15.Davcy, 69 Queen Street, on Friday afternoon at 11 o\u2019clock.This Is a special meeting and all are urged to bo present.\u2014 -\u2014 .FROM EXAMINATION PM'WRS.Tim German Emperor is called the Geysir.The Pyramids are n rango of mountains between France and Spain.Liberty of consc,fence mean» doing wrong ai?H \"\"t worrying, about: It at- ¥ The Slogan Of f The Hour T :j:\t\u2019 in Canada\" $ Our Bread is a typical example.ALLATT THE EIA.KBR BELL.724.MAIL CONTRACT Healed Tenders addrmsod to the Post.maater-Genoral will tie received at Ottawa until noon on Friday the 30th duly,.1015.for the conveyo.nc» of His Majesty\u2019s Mails on a proposed oontraot for four years, six prae® per week, over Cookshire H M D.No.5, from the Postmaster General's pleasure, Printed notices containing: further information a« to conditions of proposed contract may bo seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the post of-üce of Cookshire and at the ofllca of th< Pont Office Inspector.L.IiL DAHTOTTR.Post Office Inspector.Pont Office Inspector's office, Rberbrooke, .Tune Mth, 101 If, AT .Connaught Inn North Hatley First Dinner Dance of the season Saturday July 3rd* TURCOTTE\u2019S ORCHESTRA J9.G.HORTON, Manager, win ntry and belt; Second\u2018hand Furniture.HMALG ARTICLES AND CLOTHINcV J.KRAKOWSKY 24H Wellington St., Bherbrook».Que.lâ V\\ * ' ' 1 \u2022NV 49 SHKKBROOKTB DATLT RECORD, TTJESDAY, JUNE 29, 1915- FIVE \u201cDaily Record\u201d Want Advertisements BIG RESULTS FOR LITTLE MOMEY RATES s 15 words or less, 16e.each insertion ; one cent ! Tf16 main motion was carried on I Fronu Sawyerville Homemaker: Club, :bbe same division.! 214 hospital handxerchiefs, 8 sangs, i CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.5\tbed-side bags 6 pairs socks, 5 i ^ notice of claim for $600 damages py.amas, 4 binders, 4 handkerchiefs, was read on behalf of Onesime Sim- 1 ^C°kon f10*1\t24 cPK1uS'ard\u2019 wl10 alleSe(i his property on Al- some -0 slings, -4 bniero, 8 bed- esander street jjad been damaged by side tags.From Flanders Red Cross the sewer emptying jnt0 the cellar.l\\o-kers, in bed-side hags, 7 ¦ urg ' Referred to sewer and road corneal shirts, 11 binders, 56 hospital miffpea\t11 com handkerchiefs, 6 wash cloths.From I Sawyerville Baptist Circle, 4 slings.From Rural Red Cross Knitting Club of Grove Hill, 9 pairs socks.From Miss Hetherington $1.00, From Flanders F d Cross Workers, $5.00.MUNICIPAL chapter MEETING-,-\u2014 A meeting of th?Municipal Chapter Improvements on King, Galt I.O.D.E.will be held on Friday and Brooks street.\t$7 200 afternoon at 4 o\u2019clock at the 53rd Gulle5r top8 to be u8ed \"on ' Officers Mess, Duffenn Avenue,\tThe\tstreets.\tsoo officers of all th?chapters are re- Repairs to city' property \"on quested to be present.\tGalt street.i oo0 EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND Sidewalks and improvements GARDEN PART\\ ON WEDNES-\ton Strathcona Square\t.300 DAY AFTERNOON, Whatever the weather, plans will be:\t$9,000 carried out ro make a great success.Aid.Forest subsequently introduc-of the exhibition of paintings and ed the bye-law which was read a first garden party at 56 Dufferin Ave.itime and left on the table.Wednesday afternoon and to turn : over a g-merous amount to the\tFled!\t1\t> FOLIOE AND\tIIREMEN Cross Fund.\tj\tAid.Genest mentioned\tthe\tnames A finer private collection of paint- of the mem in th?Police and Fire de-ings is not to be found outsid?of the partments who were entitled to an larger cities, and it is a generous advance tins year under the schedule ., prepared by the late Chief Hebert i and ratified by the Council.It was ê stated that owing to changes in the t departmeiits no new appropriations ?were necessary.Referred to Finance J ! Committee.GRANT thought of Mr.Morey to put these on ; view for the bcn;fit of the Red Cross\t,.The beautiful garden in th?rear of-/p°rnra .\u201eee, that thfi aur?°' I fers an unusual setting for a Garden ! B,et.afude foJ.a M to the E.T.Party.Refreshments will be served : ,A.'\u2019 Providing^ tue City Solicitor there.Sweet, music of mandolins adv Red 1 ' was legal to do so, was and guitars will add to the scene and adopted.; a large attendance is antloipattd.Ad-\tTHE SALARY TAX mission twenty-five cents.Th?com-:\t_ .mittee in charge is working hard and: , , e Kaance (Committee presented ! hope that they will be able to hand , report upon the petition recent-in a generous amount of money to V presented to the Council against ¦the Red Cross as a result.\tthe salary tax.The report reads;\u2014 -\u2014- \"The petition from several ratepay- j \"I HAVE NOT WILLED THIS,\u201d l'-rH asking the Council to consider, WAILS KAISER.\u2019\t: the cancelling of sections 7 and 8| London, June 29.\u2014 A Copenhagen : ol the bye-law regarding salary tax| despatch to the Morning says: \"Tbe -was TC0DS^eref*' German papers state that the Em-i \"Whereas the revenue from salary' neror, on visiting the western battle-'tax has been included in the appro-] field, knelt before a large group 0f | priattons for the current year, your fallen Germans and wept, exclaiming;, committee cannot recommend that] hich were I lot\t943 in\tthe North Ward\tat a\tcost reported to be operating on Sunday, j of\t$10,0fl-0\tto $15,000, pay\tannually It was allright to run them on week- ' in\twages\tthe sum of $12,000,\tand days, but not on Sunday, and he had employ 30\thands and over, great sympathy with the working : The negotiations with the company men living near who were annoyed were carried out through Mr.W.Hobby the noise on that day.\ti inson Browne, of Berlin, N.H.FOR AMMUNITION, Quebec, June 29.\u2014 (Special)' \u2014« Fifty sticks of dynamite in a wcodes I box buried under earth, was discovered last night about 7 o\u2019clock, is Shaw Park, Levis, close to Mercier\u2019* Machinery Shops, which is to receive a contract from the British Government, for ammunition.The Militia Department in Quebec has been informed and an investigation was immediately started.-f- CORRIS.Mrs.Robert Kerr, Toronto, Mrs.T, A.King, of Windsor Mills, calling ob friends on Wednesday.PHONE 1293 PUTT ; Have We Realized We i\tMust Fight ?m TO EXHIBITION A recommendation of the Finance DOS RiQ SERVICE T have not willed this.\u2019 A.CLEAN WASH and Vesta Brass Polish will make your car look like new after the rain.- Sang» Garage and Machine Shop 9 Albert SL Phone 431 the tax be cancelled but recommend to the Council that the Secretary Treasurer make another request for the statements required regarding salary tax, nnd if they are not received that the city solicitor he authorized to issue an ultimatum calling for their l ooks to be open for the city\u2019s Inspection.\u201d The report was adopted.AUTHORITY TO BORROW A resolution was passed authorizing the Mayor and Secretary Treasurer to borrow up to $20,000 against current taxes.PRO-MAYOR REAPPOINTED Aid, Fortier was re-elected Pro- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN When you employ a physician you doubtless select the one that you think the most capable.After he has studied the case and decided just what remedies are required to relieve the trouble, he probably writes a ^.\u2018escription for you to have compounded.It is then your privilege to again exercise your best judgment as to what pharmacist shall prepare the remedy.The fair-minded physician will not attempt to influence you in this decision, that is purely a matter for your own judgment.No reliable physician will ever question your right to choose the druggist who is to supply your drugs and fill your prescriptions.Whenever an attempt is made to deny or thwart this right, soma one is thinking more about your money than your health.The physician quite likely will write the prescription on whatever blank he has at hand ; perhaps on one we have furnished or on one supplied by some other pharmacist.This is not to influence your choice, because it is your privilege to take the prescription to the pharmacist upon whose blank it is written or to any other.If it so happens that for your convenience the physician is to telephone or leave your prescription to have it sent up, it is your privilege and your right to instruct him as to what particular drug store you want your medicine to come from.A prescription brought to us is certain to be compounded in the most scientific manner possible.We fill prescriptions without fear or favor.We give no commission, prizes, premiums or rake-offs to physicians.Our prices are based upon the cost of the ingredients, the time and skill required to compound them, so that if you bring your prescriptions to our pharmacy you are certain of a superior quality of service at the most moderate cost.Hoping to serve you in this connection as well as whenever you have need of anything in the drug line.We remain, Yours very truly, GUSTAVE RICHARD.e 153 WELLINGTON STREET.4956 5418 "]