Sherbrooke daily record, 8 octobre 1908, jeudi 8 octobre 1908

[" LIVES a?pl of Fire Followed para rttre rot pest giklord, .fi ruins of the grain elevator which gpoded and burned yesterday, caus- ihe death of more than a dozen E OF DISASTER.Yt, Oct.8.\u2014(Special) \u2014 | re burning too fiercely at ee do permit a start being \u201c.search for the bodies of the pdt I put & careful canvas among oe vio escaped indicates that the ih list bad been increased to four- \" ss Elmer Draper, a foreman, od not be found.fuly to-day the residence of E.H.+ close to the ruins, caught fire od wis destroyed, bringing the total | je from the elevator fire to about pas 00.: NITRA RAE Bord, Oct.8.\u2014(Bpecial )\u2014People ar 0 just recovering from the shock 8 ; night's disaster when the big B20 blew up, resulting in the wth of fourteen persons.fie fire burned throughout the night of there 8 little hope of recovering J the bodies of the victims.; BR Tere was little sleep for the people ME; pichford last night, crowds stand- x around the ruins until the morn- i hours.: = fI0RY OF THE DISASTER.Ylord, Vt., October 8.\u2014An explo- paddust in a large grain elevator, om pintly by the Canadian Paci gai Boston & Maine railroads.in | is lage, caused the death of.at- ast thirteen.persons Jate yesterday, ud à is possible that the deatiñ roll til e-still further increased when a avhi march of the ruins can be mds.Of the victims eleven were em- floyd in the devator.The other two e mg on the Canadian heific track marby.The dead are: Herman T.ahu, 40 Jun old, aves a family : Lucius tight, 2 old, married: Robt.\" Lago, of ered Ww.C.Barney, , married, leaves à family : Ralph 13 to have been in the building.er hin, 2, sidgle : Herman Niles, 25, et Ted ; Chas.Narrows, 25, single; eécéèts nis Papineau, 40, married ; Doma ORE lyorte, 2, single ; Tuttle, a work- gw, int name unknown, who - .ui who is reperted missing ; Mrs.coats.Milord ; Yrs.Guardo, aged 40.ix, wen were near the ele- styles, to Mas at the time of the accident and Wd r te probably stunned by the explo- of Tweed M0.Both were living, though badly chance ban, when they were picked up und \u2014TeN - da to a neighboring house, but : within a° few hours.Aside B® mn these, the only body thus far @ Mtveed is that of Mandigo.on the BLEW OFF ENTIRE ROOF.Do not.explosion blew off the entire roof ; Jo huilding, scattering timbers *.lons, and almost: instantly nt.out over the whole struc- \\ wenty-one men MR de building, were employed REPORTS ; FROM SCENE : Maine railroads, and-was occupied by trains to make a detour by way Jiam Kruger, burned about face Explosion in Grain Elevator Yesterday Afternoon\u2014 \u2014 Monetary Loss $400,000 of the Disaster.\u2014 Story The elevator was owned jointly by the Canadian Pacific and Boston & the Quaker Oats Company, -of Chica- vo.It was 150 feet in height, 130 feet long and 90 feet wide.The exact amount of grain which it contained could not be learned last night, but it is known that the quantity was very large.It has a \u2018capacity of 500,000 bushels.: FLAMES DEVELOPED.i So quickly did the flames, which are supposed to haye started by spontan- eous-combusion in the dry dust of the grain, extend throughout the building that the limited fire appdratus of the village was- of no avail, Nothing could be done to prevent the entire destruction of the elevator and its valuable contents.The heat set fire to a flour: shed near the elevator, and the shed, together with seventy-five freight cars, which were standing near it, were burned.Every building in the village was shaken as if by an earthquake when the explosion occurred, .and many people who were on the streets near the elevator were thrown to the ground with considerable violence.Late last night the\u2019 fire was still burning, but no other property was threatened, The wreckage from explosion and fire blocked the tracks of the Canadian Pacific.for many hours, so that it was gecessary for of \u2018Sherbrooke, Que.The total loss is estimated at $400,000.ANOTHER AT BUFFALO.Buffalo, N.Y.,.October 8.\u2014One fire: man was killed -and \u2018eight were injured in the collapse of the burning walls of a small grain elevator on Broadway near the New York Central belt line last night.The elevator and a flour and feed mill owned by A.Nowak & Son were destroyed, causing a loss of about $100,000.The dead : * Joseph Schellhamer, a -fireman.Thé injured: Capt.Fred.Durrenberger, burned and crushed, condition serious; Capt.Wil- Jiam T.- Hill, badly burned; Capt.wil: and hands; Henry J.Seitze, struck by live wire, shocked and burned; Fireman William Fox, John: G.Goss and Joseph Franz, severe burns and bruises.The elevator burned fiercely for oven an hour before the firemen got the upper hand.Two companies were set through the windows on the third floor to drench the smouldering inter- jor.The last man .had no more than crawled off the ladder when the opposite wall collapsed, hurling the entire two companies to the ground in a mass of shattered timbers.Schellham- er was taken out dead.Captain Dur- berger\u2019s face was blistered from the flames, which started afresh with the collapse of the structure.The other firemen were rescued after a gallant - fight by their comrades.TRAINS RUN BY SHERBROOKE.The disaster at Richford interrupted traffic over the Farnham to Newport line.Consequently the, Montreal-Bos- ton trains, last - evening and this morning, proceeded via Sherbrooke, over B.& M.and C.P.R.I STATION THE BALKANS ria Will Resist Attempt low-* \"Take Away Independence.ered.Moy \u2014 oven .ACY WILL DEVISE AN ADE- of MATE AND PEACEFUL, S0-, LUTION, BELIFVFS ] tin MR.ASQUITH.In this protocol it is laid down that no power could break its treaty en- gagemenis or modily the stipulations of the treaty without entering into friendly agreement with the contract ing powers and obtaining thelr assent.The British Government, therefore, notified the Austro-Hungarian Government that it is unable to sanction any infraction of the Treaty of Berlin or consent to any - alteration thereof without previous consultation with the powers, and in this case especially with Turkey.Premier Asquith, in an address last night before his constituents at Leven,- in the county of IH, Scotland, referred briefly to the Balkan situation.\u201cThere is no reason to think that we shall stand alone among the great powers in this affair,\u201d he said.We hope and believe that it will not be beyond the resources of European diplomacy to devise an\u201d adequate and peaceful solution.\u201d GREEK MINISTER IN LONDON MAKES A STATEMENT.London, Oct.8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 M.Romanos, Greek Minister to Great Britain, was officially informed, this morning, that the people of Crete had requested union with Greece.Commenting on this news, he that his government would accept the nid Pari , heat a Ctoben 8.~From the political thus By Tÿ on the Quai d'Orsay {the A Ty of Foreign Affai ° .I Rugg airs) the Balking.b air Lu, seems to be much .acker - a À oc tly ily menacing but not more im- > great powers, when e age s of here \u2014 Ba, lanes for an- Europa on j he yg in ly Certainly will be \u201celd D _ _ of that pros 5, leld, fresh pe, Is Pect \u201cin tones of ) e t nella : : Purope by a Yr he expelled vs a notes ?s of diploma- > tbtesador cate è ,Austro-Hungarian (By cm French es forme d M.; , that it y s foreign aî- con a shee 0 1 Inuit to ing Pontaneous Le = Fran 15 Jos- to all* he oh: asoned announce- the chiefs of stati to attend a comtoren 110 80Vere; > : mn erence yy here .- \"eg,\" * 2écomplished act would any- rp learian minister.1 , st anc, led.Me ru Stan, SAR atteripte pu a AY Dac 0 the vase] 10 PUL his coun.â lr Position jt occupied nite ane Das.m te herself po decided to côn- .the Ottoma Em accompli outside | er the K: \u201cmpire, d .N Aug DE of the flellenes, Foe 8 PRR 414) - ad a ROUE fui ON that is the y.Miller 08 tan ie that her mot une crisis, , \u201ccordially oof , der act is an imfrac- u | | fod ¢ Tin treaty, on the a hE T governm i Cr of Bos.ere ving CREyr sive civilizat] 9 Mater- ok AT zation.horse 0°\" Long.BRITAINS S pe Mop NS POSITION.ereign to .Augy, ctober 8.\u2014Th ; Tes.hay tro-Huy : \u20ac attention of ocket,; : 8arian Foreign ice | our pocke] Jan called\u201d to ; gn Office minu\u201d 3x b ay 174 he Protocol of go.\u2014 BX tham > 187] ; be Wa Treat, Which is attache _ Io which, y of Tond attached [I Austrig.py, OF ©1187), and + : cheery adhered.proclamation and give effect to the wishes of the Cretand.1 Tt_could! not be supposed, he said, that if the powers recognized the independence of Burgaria and the an nexation of Bosnia and Herzegovmia.that they would deny their support to the aspirations of the people of Crete.+\u2014 Y.W.C.A.CLASSES.The Young Women\u2019s Christian Association propose.to open its classes next week.They are free to members.The instructors are: Elementary Pusiness Course, Miss D.Carlyle.i Fancy Work, Mrs.Bissett and Miss Sutton.Ambulance Dr.R.H.M.Hardisty.For the following classes a fee of 21.00 for a course of ten lessons, will he charged : Shirt Waist Making, Miss Moore ; English Literature, Mrs.Me- Leod ; Senior Physical Culture, Miss D.Carlyle; Married Ladies\u2019 Physical Culture, Miss D.Carlyle.Course, herbrooke PROGRESS OF the | | age.\u2018charge that .\u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE, POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.Saturday.NOTES FROM THE FIELD \u2014 CONTEST IS WAXING WARM._À special meeting of the City Council has been called for to-night to consider the question of a civic welcome to the Premier on his arrival in Sherbrooke Saturday evening.There will probably be an address of welcome by the Mayor, to be presented on arrival at the station.; It is expected that three cabinet ministers will accompany the Premier, namely, Hon.Sydney Fisher, Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux and Hon.Jacques Bureau.The Liberel candidates of the district will also be present.: The following arrangements have \u2018been made with the Q.C.Ry.for the Laurier meeting on Saturday.A spe cial train with a private car for -Sir Wilfrid Laurier and several coaches for the public will leave Thetford Mines at 4.80 and will arrive here at 7.30 p.m.The evening train will be held until 11.30 p.m.The Harmony and C.0.F.Bands \u2018have been engaged and there will be a procession from the station to the new Drill Hall.F The gallery -which extends around the hall will be reserved for the ladies.) MR.FISHER AT BEDFORD.Hon.Mr.Fisher, speaking at DBed- ford, Tuesday, said : \u201cI tell you frankly,\u201d in reference to the Government majority which in the last House had been \u2018\u2018unwieldly,\u201d \u2018that while I do not want to lose one of our friends, I would rather see the majority decreased than increased.I think it would be better for the soun- try and if we come back with a majority of forty I shall be satisfied.\u201d He predicted that the.Liberals would get about 13 seats in New Brunswick, and hold +heis own 39 in Un- tario.\u2018 Continuing, Mr.Fisher.said : \u201cIn the old days the Tory slogan was : \u2018More protection and a home market.\u201d By ils wise policy the Government had created a home market that the Conservative party had never lreamed of\u2014and they had always been clever with their imaginings.From 1901 there had been an increase in manufacturing industries in the country of about one-third, and the number of employees had increased in the same period by 45,000.That was an answer to the Conservative claim that the tariff policy of the Government was destroying home manufactures.\u201cTurning to-a statement which \u2018appeared in the Montreal Gazette recently with regard to the administration of the Department of -Agriculture, Mr.Fisher said that the article\u2018in question was only a repétition of the old the Government was wearing stolen clothes.But even if such were the case\u2014and he'did not admit it for a moment\u2014was it not.better for the country that the Government should wear them if they could wear them so much better than those who were said to \u2018be their .owners.The stock argument of the Gazette was that the present Government did not start the present system of cold stor- 1t was true that Professor Robertson had by dint of hard work, in the last year of the late administration, got the then Minister of Agricul ture to grant something towards the establishment of a system of cold storage.But the system he established was not successful, Tt was not a mechanical system like the one now in use, and the ice melted before the boats could reach the other side of the water, thus landing the produce in very, poor condition.As a matter of fact the result of that experiment was that 200,000 pounds of butter = were bought in Canada at-twenty cents per pound and sold in England at fourteen cents per pound, so poor was 1ts state.\u2018When the present administration went into power, the trade of Canada in butter was falling.In the ten years previous to the Liberal advent $8,000,000 wouth' of butter was exported, while in the ten years still before that decade $22,000,000 worth was exported.The exports were going (Continued on pave B.) (LAYS CHARGE AGAINST COMPANION.Claims to Have Been Rodbed of $150.CHICOUTIMI MAN HAS SAD EXPERIENCE WHILE IN SHERBROOKE.; ; Philip Nipton, of Jonquies, Chicouti- mi, laid a complaint before Judge Mulvena yesterday, charging one À.Pierson, of the same place, with having stolen $150 and other articles from his person.; It appears that Nipton, aîter his arrival in town imbued not wisely but too well, with the result that he fell asleep at the G.T.R.station and | when he awoke he found that he was minus his wallet containing the sum mentioned above, a \u201cticket to Berlin Falls, N.H., a pipe and tobacco ouch, Nipton was in a great way when he discovered his loss, as he was a stranger in town and did not know where to look for assistance.\u2026 The matter has been placed in the hands of the authorities, but it 1s pre: sumed that Pierson, if guilty, got out lieved: his companion of, Dail Civic Welcome for Premier on and party attached, of town on the ticket, which he had re-, ala a INFANT FELL FROM MOTHER'S ARMS.A Fatal Accident Occurs at] Massawippi.STRUCK UPON ITS HEAD AND DIED IN A FEW MINUTES.- sad accident resulting in the sudden death of a two weeks\u2019 old infant, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.James, occurred hete Tuesday evening, at 6 o\u2019clock.The mother took up the child from its cradle and by some.means caught her foot on a stool or chair, losing hold of the child.It dropped upon the floor striking its head, causing its death in a few minutes afterwards.The Coroner, Dr.Bowen, with Dr.Brown, came on Tuesday and finding lt an accident, gave a permit for its burial which took place this Thursday forenoon.Heartfelt \u2018sympathy is expressed on all sides for both the parents and grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.0.Amy.\" Mr.Amy is the station agent at this place.IS: 8S.MUTUAL REPORT HEAVY LOSSES.Aanual Meeting of Company Held Yesterday.$ LEVY USUAL ASSESSMENT, 7 P.C.IN AGRICULTURAL AND 10 P.C.IN COMMERCIAL CLASS.The apfiual meeting of the Stan- stead Sherbrooke Mutual Fire Insurance Co., was held at the head office of the company yesterday, there being present Messrs.George H.Allen, Waterloo ; Joseph Bedard, Richmond ; U.Bonneville, Danville; Wm.Roberts.Granby ; Chas.Church, South Durham ; Col.J.H.Taylor, Cookshire ; M.F.Hackett, Stanstead ; A.S.Hurd, IF.P.Buck, Chas.Fletcher and F.N.McCrea, Sherbrooke; J.R.Ball, Wat- erville; E.C.Hale, Lennoxville, and others.Co The Directors reported a heavy fire loss.ratio.The losses adjusted and paid amdunted to $61,127.04, or $4,- 797.50 more than the previous year.There are two losses which occurred just at the close of the year, yet to be adjusted.The report continues : | \u201cThe increase in losses was occa- sicned, in the first place, by the conflagration of the 22nd day of June, at Three Rivers, when the Company sustained a net loss of $19,900.00 ; and- in the second place, by the drought which may be recorded as the.most severe in the history of this country.\u201cLightning has again figured to (quite an extent as the cause of losses to the Company, although not as great as last year.* * * * \u201cThe premium notes of the Company have increased during the year $12,274.50, and their face value now reaches the sum of $634,134.55.The assets of the Company have increased 85,834.75.This amount, while not large, is satisfactory considering the disasters the country.has been passing through.\u201cThe hill referred to in the last Annual Report was submitted to the Legislature at its last sitting, and after much discussion and many a- \u2018mendments, passed both Houses and only awaits the proclamation of the Lieutenant-Governor to become law.Should this Act in its present form become law, your Directors will probably recommend some change in the system of doing business, with the object in view of doing away with some objectionable features of the present system, - \u201cIn order to meet the losses expenses, and maintain the reserve fund, your Directors have decided to evy the usual assessment, 7 per cent, in the Agricultural Class, and 10 per cent.in the Commercial Class.\u201d The report referred to the retirement of Mr.George Robinson, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, speaking in appreciative terms of his services.He is succeeded by his son, Mr.F.J.Robinson, ~The report makes a recommendation in connection with lightning rods.The retiring Directors, George H.Allen, Joseph Bedard, F.P.Buck and C.H.Fletcher were re-elected, and Mr.Nelson Mitchell.of Granby, was elected to replace Mr.Wm.Roberts, who decline& re-election on account of advanced years.At a subsequent meeting of the new Roard, Mr.F.P.Buck was re-elected President, and Mr.Joseph Bedard Vice-President of the Company.and HEREDITARY HOSTESSES.(From the Gentlewoman.) Heredity and bringing-up have a great deal to do with the social talent, and if neither ladies themselves, their mothers nor their forbears, have \u2018heen distinguished in this way beforehand, the chances are that one who suddenly finds herself in the position of hostess, will not succeed.mes + meee PPP THE WEATHER.\u2014\u2014 LOCAL FORECAST : \u2014\u2014 Few scattered showers, but mostly fair.Friday, fair and and cool, : SE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1908.Massawippi, Oct.8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014A | GPs $29 PPP \u201c - 0 TH + es THE CITY BONDS ~~ TRANSACTION.Representative of Stimpson & Co.in Sherbrooke.MANY FORMALITIES TO BE COM- 'PLIED WITH\u2014WORK : FOR | MAYOR AND SECRE- | TARY.Mr, C.Swabey, barrister, of Toronto, was in town yesterday, representing George M.Stimpson & Co., in connection with the purchase of the city debentures to the amount of $500.000.He examined all the resolutions, etc., in connection with the issuing of these bonds with a view of establishing that the procedure had been absolutely legal.With all this information he left this morning for Toronto, These bonds are to be placed on the London mar- { ket and he explained that bond jnves- tors ever there were very \u2018\u2018particular.\u201d The bonds are not yet printed, and the approval of Stimpson & Co.of the proceedings to date is awaited before proceeding further.One point which arises is regarding the signatures of the bonds and coupons, These must bear the signature of the Mayor and Secretary-Treasurer.1f the bond purchasers will not accept : lithograph signatures, they will all have to be signed by hand.; This little job would give His Worship |and the Secretary-Treasurer some splendid practice in signature work and \u2018would probably ruin their handwriting for all time, There are one thousand bonds and 50,000 coupons, making 51,000 signatures necessary to complete the issue.It is probable, however, that the lithograph signature will be accepted.5 4 WANTED TO SEND - ~25 PRISONERS HERE.But Sherbrooke Jail is Also Quite Full.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ACCUSED IN WIGGETT STORE BURGLARY CASE ARE DIS- | MISSED.The Montreal jail is full to overilow- ing again, and yesterday, Sheriff Ayl- mer was asked if 25 prisoners could be accommodated \u2018here.Jailor M.Read reported -that the Sherbrooke jail was also full, and as a matter of fact from five to ten prisoners had to sleep on the floor, all the cells being occupied.Word was, therefore, sent to Montreal, that the Sherbrooke jail could not take care of any Montreal prisoners.WIGGETT STORE BURGLARY.Henry Laflamme and Arthur Desmond, who were committed to take their trial before the Court of King\u2019s Bench on a charge of breaking into J.A.Wiggett\u2019s store, on the 25th of September last, appeared before Judge Mulvena this morning and asked for a speedy trial and pleaded not guilty.The same evidence as that given at the preliminary hearing was adduced, dnd the two accused went into the witness box and denied positively thati they entered the store in question: They admitted that they were behind the Whiting Block on the Sunday evening, the 27 September last.Desmond stated that he went behind with Laflamme who had occasion to \u2018go there, and he waited for him.They denied that they were on Wellington street on Friday night, between half-past seven and eleven o\u2019- clock, as they were in the skating rink during that time.They positivelv denied being on Frontenac street on Friday evening at about 12 o'clock at might.Mr, John Leonard, K.C., who peared for the accused, said that there was no proof adduced to connect! them with the entry of Wiggett\u2019s ap- store on Friday.He thought the prisoners should receive the benefit of the doubt.The Court remarked that the accused had heen committed purely on vircumstantial - evidence, unusually strong perhaps, but not strong enough upon which to base a.convic- (Continued on page 5.) DAILY NEWS SPECIALS PARTS OF -TH INJURED AT IRON HILL.Iron Hill, Oct.8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Mr.John Hastings was badly hurt a few days ago by the horses suddenly starting and throwing him off farm wagon on 1 A ing.landing him fairly on his and! shoulders.: LAMP EXPLODED.Danville, Oct.8.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A serious accident occurred here, Tuesday morning, at about 7.15 o\u2019clock, when Willie Murray, while endeavoring to start a furnace fire with coal oil, which was in a lamp, the lamp exploding scattering the oil which burned him badly about the face : and neck.Had it not been for a heavy jersey which he had on at the time head the accident might have proved more seripus.: _ NEW CARPET FOR THE CHURCH.Coaticook, October 8.\u2014(Special) \u2014 A resolution was taken at the last meeting of St.Stephen\u2019s Guild: authorizing the officers to purchase a carpet for the chancel and sanctuary of the new church, -Other \u2018business dis- the.which he was stand- y Record.ONE CENT LONDON REPORT RE G.T.PACIFIC.Says English Board Would Like to Back Out.FEARING THAT ROAD WOULD NOT PAY FIXED CHARGES.New York, N.Y., Oct.8\u2014(Special.) \u2014The World says : - \u201cFrom London comes a report that the English Board of Managers of the Grand Trunk Railway Company is planning to slip out of its Grand Trunk Pacific projection in view of recent alleged discoyeries that the roads can never pay its fixed charges.The situation is so desperate, according to the London report, that all news concerning the remarkable predicament of Premier Laurier is being suppressed in Canadian newspapers, lest votes be influenced.\u201d trl FIRES IN WOODS 10 WEST OF CITY.Assumed a Serious Aspect Yesterday.\u2014\u2014\u2014 BUT ARE NOT DANGEROUS TO: DAY \u2014 BUSH FIRES REVIVING.|\u2019 The attention of .the management of the British American Land Company was called yesterday to| the fact that their woods west of Quebec street were on fire and that in case a high wind should arise, the city: would be in danger.\u2019 The Company sent several men out to fight the fire and they report this morning that it has been practically extinguished, | The fire burned strongly during a part of the day and extended towards Prospect street causing some apprehension for Hale\u2019s lumber yards.FIRES ARE REVIV ING.Reports from the Megantic district are to the effect that the bush fires are reviving or breaking out anew.Within a week, unless rain comes, the situation will again become serious.The heavy frost which is usual at night, checks to some extent the fires but the recent rain was!insufficient to prevent the early development of serious bush fires.if more rain does not come soon.\"Many farmers are again showing great: carelessness in starting fires for clearing purposes.: Recently a certain farmer in the eastern part of Compton County, _ - started a fire on his farm intending to burn some brush, The wind drove it towards the house, half a mile distant and a race developed between the fire and the farmer, the former winning out and reaching the house first, though the building was eventually saved.: BUSH FIRES OX WOBURN MOUNT- .A N.- Lake Megantic, Oct.8.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 A large.bush fire was raging all day on Wednesday on the south side of the Woburn mountain, which could be seen quite distinctly \u2018from Ness Hill, + Me- gantic.1 | SAWYERVILLE RACES.\u2014 THE TRACK WAS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.Sawyerville, Oct.8.\u2014There was a fairly good attendance at the races here Tuesday.The day was an ideal one, the track.was in excellent condition .and - the races are the best that \u2018have ever been held here.The results were : Free for all\u2014Joe N.1st.W.Smith, Coaticook ; Esquire, 2nd, E.C.Squires ;, Lady Wilkes, © 3rd, VW.Smith; Banner Boy, 4th, J.M.Stev-\u2019 enson, Angus.' ; Named Race\u2014General Robinson, lst, H.Weyland, Bury ; Doctor, 2nd, H.K.Taylor ; Dorand, 5rd, Ned Squires Compton.Threé minute class\u2014Minnie T., 1st, Dr.Taylor, Sawyerville; Maude C., 2nd, Fred Bennett, Bury ; Little Tommy,.3rd, Ned Squires, Compton.FROM ALL - E EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.posed of was the decision to hold an annual rummage sale from Saturday, Oct.24th to Saturday, Oct.3lst inclusive.and the date fixed for the sale of fancy and useful articles was Friday, Dec.4th.: GOULD ODD FELLOWS.Gould, Oct.8.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Gould Lodge of Odd Fellows at its regular session last night received an official visit from the G.M.of Quebec jurisdiction who was accompanied by D.D.G.M.\u2019s Bro.Robert Scott, of Scots- town; William Murray, Gould, and \u2018Rep.Buchanan, Gould.Bro.K.N.McIver, N.G., presided.\u2018 The evening was spent in discussions of matters pertaining to the order, exemplification of the secret work, etc.At the close of the meeting refresh- .ments were served in the lodge room.MR.C.A.NUTTING, K.C.,, WATER- \u2014 LOO, INJURED.Waterloo, Oct.8.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Mr.C.A.Nutting, K.C., and Mr.M.H.Kil- born, of Waterloo, met with an accident on Wednesday.While on their way to Stukely their team began run- (Continued on page two.) Fo PEI aap Yow spac £ aap ape pr \u201d - CES Pi ny wy Lee N lo \" 2 \"See potion Denis dir dll to x Fag réa pet \u201d LA 4 aa EL à 5 A RIK qu TE Ce x NL om = J % 4 ARTS 0 aR > a Seed ah = CS ES eo.- - * .ar tre wth gsr Le yn wits 5 Le ou - oni Ave TE Bly \" SE | rai fe mie = aq = + wo tLe | Tell Te \u2019 Te , \" - à : - ES yt Es a + Ll ' te \u201c 2 5 Be Lo ro 3 2 aies Su A CL * ; - \u2019 ca LS TS av, ji Ce - - - niin dr gM tn Éd rt a qe vase 0 4 E> Cahn a.à +0 « ps hohe en = ie egw as ce ce , ; À PAGE TWO.: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBFR x.190 E He 4 | RICHMOND.\u2018WE AR THROWN FROM BUGGY |LENNOXVILLE AND © sv, xine cn» nl - Lo vas oY \u2026 visit to Coaticook.- : THE PEOP LE ; à ANA a Mr.and Mrs, T.Morrill are spend- a do | | 5 I i ing few days in Quebec visiting and the only ones who do Garment .AND FATALLY | INJURED ASCOT COUNCILS.Es eu relives.Dyeing and Cleaning in Low.co Dr.MacKay, =~ College street, has others are agents lor 0 \u2018 .ge \u2018 .Tan ld his residence to Mr.W.H.Arm-| houses.Come in and see our work Mrs Brazier Victim of Fatal Variety of Business Transagked strong.| and get our prices before sending your Mr.Lawson Thomas, of Colorado, is 7 work out of town.Accident at Lisbon, NH This Week.# | visiting his father, Mr.Leonard Thom- Fall & Wine, [peDaily FE - PS | Int ay o0KB RECOH | { prune na Publis} va re PRE! SE \u2019 k 20° pt.a, Sherbroo PRICE .T M -\u2014\u2014\u2014 | e\u2014 as.al 0 and the ni IMPERIAL LAUNDRY &S EA WAS A' FORMER RESIDENT :OF ASCOT LEVIES MUNICIPAL TAX The semi-annual meeting of the - « Cal six months, DYE WORKS, DIXVILLE.OF 9 MILLS\u2014NEEDY CASE Richmond-Drummond Fire Insurance .op ss in the En 6 Water Street, Sherbrooké, - XVILLE.| Company was held Wednesday after- Ladies\u2019 Tweed Coats in new Semi-fitting des: ; ns en only.ED te oh 10.Peaple\u2019s 323 Dixville, Oct.¥.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The AT CAPELTON.noon at the Company's office, Main ors.Prices $8.25 to D.Co Quick Returns Send this advertisement, together with name of IL : | Derby, were here a few days ago vis- health, and has gone to Ste.Eulalie, - a : \u2019 and Satisfactory Results ee da bic Es mg % Yo prepa 2 IRIE CINDER | iting relatives._ where he has a curate to assist him.=  de to and we wil seu aig er Mr: \u2018Carl Percy and bride, Gladys Rev.Mr.Boutheau has been appoint- 1-27 Bi YA 0 / Answers can be addressed gare of Record, \u201cComplete Handy Atlas of tbe Word\u201d a = | ~~ ¢HE RETOHT IRRITATING, Datley.of Wort Derby, ware here the \u20ac fo the church here.DA CIFICL ORMIER S / 00 demie.SCOTT & BOWNE Irate .Parent.:\u201cHa'l you :insolent : y.9 Un \u2018 Rev.W.A.Adcock condæcted à har- A \u2014 e Pi \u2018to my daughter |! Departures include: Mr.Alan Mec- J .\u2014 The Jackanapes (suavely).\u201c\u201cQuite un-' Gowan and cousin, Miss Alice Mc- last in St.James Episcopal church.T7 necessary, sir, assure you.She herself.The young people had decorated the |.educ d F arth 126 Wellington Street W, TORONTO, ONT.jackeuapes ! II \u2018teach you to maké love\u201d first of the week calling on relatives.vest home service on Sunday evening j es : war | Gowan for Los Angeles, Cal.; Mr.and ¢ R Ruth Fred à on most efficientiy ! \u2014Lon Mrs.L.B.Ward fon a trip to New [church very tastefully with flowers, In effect until October Sigh M : | York city, and from there to their win- fruit and vegetables for the occasion.- inclusive.SIZING THEM UP.ter home at South Canton.Mass, ; Mr.Patrick Carroll has purchased a Second class Colonist fare i Farmer Giles.\u201cHow gie that first lot Mrs.A.G.Sheriff and Mrs.R.Denne village lot next to the American Ho- Sherbrooke to Vancouver, Vico , .: of potatoes for size, Harry ?, for Montreal ; Mr.Ned Larkin, the tel of Mr.F.Prefontaine, and is ercct- Seattle, Portland, Son Franiw sill We're making quite n Male Oh, |some\u2019s bigger\u2019n others, Penny coachman, for a carriage drive ing a dwelling house.Co Los Angeles.= in Fure this eason.W Farmer Giles.\u201cWhat's the size of the to Montreal; Mr.John D.Williams Mr.Batiste Boisvert has his new | | 54 45 - Yorry hy handling or biggest, then ?°\u2019 EE | for his home at Boston.tenement house aymost completed, Pe $ \u2019 -, Furs as we can thorou , Harry.A oe bigger'n the little! Miss Davidson is teaching the schoci which will furnish homes for two more Low rates to many othe pits J commend, A mistake ir ne 6 skeen - | at Fitch Bay.Miss McGowan, who families and thus slightly relieve the TOURIST CARS Joe KB ot the wrong store wi WISE GUY.| commenced the term, has gone to Cali- demand for more houses to rent.| gaily, Sundays included, st UK cures of constant di: She.\u201cFrankly, now, if you had to |\u2019fornia, where a more lucrdtive posi- Mr Frederick Young, who fell in his |m., \u2018for Winnipeg, Calgesy 8 on, barn last week, hurting his side very couver.No occasion to send aw choose hetween me and a million, what | tion is awaiting her arrival.su: I ss \u2018 1 | : ( badly, is improving, and it is hoped Price of berth: Winnipeg au single thing\u2018 in Furs.| would you do ?\u2019 He.\u2018\u2018l\u2019d take th illion.Th ! = - - : : would be easy.Life.Hon .(a vou STANSTEAD.he Soil rnd \"Eire \u201cGeorg Calgary, 36.50 ; Vancouver, Bi have.not, precisely wh : 1 The ladies of the Methodist Church nt arrivals include : Mrs.\u201c(xeorye Excursjos #0 T¢ vant wo can make jt i N 11 at .; .Walker, of.Richmond, - guest of .her Colonization Exc BE ¥en.he ova Is a will give a chicken pie supper in the Jéughter, Mrs.A.Hyde; Mr James skaming District & New 0 Our guarantee goes wi Scott.\u201c\u201cYes, the eye is a sure indic- Methodist Church, Friday, Oct.9th.ughter, 8.A.Hyde; Mr.James SKA é purchase, Griffith, of Salem, Mass., visiting re- OCTOBER sth, 185.| .ation of temperament.The stony-eyed | man has a hard, cold nature, and so a good Bo Eramme will be rendered 1.tives\u2019 here for a couple of weeks ; Second class excursion tichats vf n.' ) ir.: 1 ond class Mott.\u2018\u201c\u2018Bosh !| The jolliest girl I know Mr.Daniel Hickey, of Lyndonville, is Mrs.F.N.McCrea and deughter, Ed- soldifrom Sherbrooke to Sturgeon I ] 20 : 4 dae hag blue eyes, the gentlest has snappy 1 wina, of Sherbrooke, spending the Verner, Warren, and evil 131 W 11 eyes, and my fnost amiable friend is t!# new \u201chaggagemaster on the branch jveek in town with relatives; Mrs.St.ratel of 410.9, Massey SIL, Bl L- Welln to crass-eyed.\u201d - in Place of C.W.Schoolcraft trans- Onge and two grandchildren, the wuests) SITE \u201ckarine are as mr HELP! MURDER\u2018! M, \u201cA Kent is .4 of'Mrs.Lalonde ; Messrs.Fred.John- Tickets will be good to go 08 we a cet g : : Ars.A.Ken .1s moving from the ston and Alex.Furgeson, of Rich- gular train October 8th only, sid .\" \u2018Why @id you knock Jones down 7?\u201d Lincoln Block into = the Louis Beau- mond, spending Sunday with Mr.and to return until November gth 18 = re - ot Bro vos aline about the frequency dette tenement.Mrs.Alex.Mountain &.H.SEWELL, Chg Pas# v \u201cgn Well 7 oF : Mrs.\u2018 Albert Clark has gone to| \u2014 \"| Art Bldg: \u2018+ @berbrooks 2 p Ç D puce, Great Scott ! he referred to Holyoke, Mass., to visit her daugh- |\".| LIBBYTOWN.\u2014\u2014\u2014 gy s u U awn, 8 Present drunk as \u2018the current ter, : Mrs.D.Davidson, has been spending Notar ; < Mrs.Albert Corliss, who has been a few \u2018daÿs with her sister-in-law,Mrs.ary, Commiscione From America comes news of great Siek for a week, has had a relapse, F.B, Morrill, Stanstead, Que.interest to ornithologists.The owner of and is again confined to her bed.M = _ W Se él .sasville and Dunha a canary gave his pet, which appeared |- Mr.R.Heath is moving into the lumbage.L.Brown has an attack of One ray (one C Sher brooke Daily R to be in a state of collapse, a nip of Sy ay 5 - - 17 brandy ; whereupon the bird not only Lincoln Block tenement.: Mis.E.Gray and two children.from Colonist Fares © Stbacrpy rallied at once, but sang a drinking A large delegation from Stanstead { North Chelmsford, Mass., are visiting PRE OR! ga, [Buy Ons, advertisement song.\u2014P'unch.| .\u2018and vicinity attended the chicken pie relatives in town.In effect Sept.lst to 0% .PER solved and given po THE SUBURBAN.supper at the Church at Smith\u2019s| Mr.¥.Perry, Mr.E.W.Perry and N'anconvers BC rancisch al LL Knjoker.\u201cThe Olympic runners have Nils, Friday night.Some two hun-| Mr.D.Davidson were at Magog, Que., eles, Cal.= done some record) work.ERS ARVE dred people were present.and over $50 last Friday, 1 ' $54.45.o ARKING Noe uburbs.\u201c\u2018But| I notice they didn't |-was realized.Mr.B.Hitchcock pre-| Mrs.E.W.Perry is on the sick list.| Corresponding .Fates po mast ¢ BOUN D run with a cup of coffee in one hand and sented the Church with an individual |\u201d Mrs.J.M.McClary, from West (ilo- points à prepkiast roll sud the Raper in the i: sleepers leave HOLT WRLRVEY pop oo \u201c1 other.\u2014 in.communion service and a silver col-| ver, Vi.is visiting-at O.W.Perry's.Touris .i TURN + : \u2014 lection plate, it being the 92nd anni-| The Ladies\u2019 Aid met with Mrs.F.L.day.| Ne ge to à in sd COUVER FROM 1 URN: NO DOUBT OF IT.versary of his birthday.- Brown on Wednesday with an attend- Births can be Secured: Yancous Cb M TE N President of local cricket club.\u2018\u2018\u2019The , ~~ - , ance of about twenry.| through agents.= \u2018er, B.C., October here À EN Cr che mov alan be part wt Amnivarsary VE Master Gecevenor -Libhy from si EXGURSIONTR JE tres, a There -will be no hesitancy in your decision to pended hecause our stock of woes has Anniversary services will be held in Johnsbury, Vt., is visiting his uncle.) 208 3 he both of Ottas adv ; witl au Le .become exhausted.Now I think if we | the Methodist Church on Sunday, Mr.C.W.Libby.BOSTON, he North Tuesdas\u201d aavance with the times if you bring your Custom all put our Doads Logether.wo shall be Oct.18th inst.Rev.R.G.Peever,B.Mas C.H.Davidson is visiting rela- 0 | \u201coct 1 1] oy tatives of the r ; ° : a * ; .} \u2019 .$.\"ny a ', ; ic < 71 \" .ti ° ri 8 j Ste Ss ¢ .i T day X i : on the 3 7 ; Taïlored Suit and place it alongside of a Semi-ready that material !\u2019-London Opthion.; MOrninE mation EE preach ah iV&@ and friends in Stanstead, Que Going lms Oct A, 1 pe # a Portion ow he survey TT] .: .} : .7 : TNL EY ; it 4 t \u2019 = .î .Kw , Suit for a face-to-face comparison.Compare the TAKING No CHANCES.evening, the 16th, a chicken pie sup- in _ BEEBE PLAIN.City Tic c.H.FOSS, Agest.; CE AMerican paris: - Workmanshi I .\u201cWhat did Barker do when he discov- | per will be served in the Town Hall The ladies of the Metliodist Society | | \u2014 he report\u201d of Washi, - orsmanship, the Style, the Fitting and the Quality.eed that os ife and chauffeur had from six to eight o'clock.After the are to convene for a social at * the N : pes intemna tire the delin Co We are showi ; \u2018 : \u2019 \u201cHe oiled it thoroughly and put it in SUPPCr a progranime comsisting of ad.home of Mrs.H.Whaley on Norah EAS {a an the ; boundars w Te owing Suits at $15 which are ] first-class shape.\u2019 Brooklyn Life.dresses by Revs R.G.Peever, W.=, Main street Friday at 3 o'clock p.m.upg yp ANadian Vu = to adored as jour higher-priced - : : Smith, of Beebe Plain and the local À cordial invitation is extended to ev- x yat Albek.Elias, - and in Suits at $18, $20, $22 and $25.Worldl NO RISK.clergy ; vocal solos by Miss Mildred ÉFYON.\u2018 I.TOW Rising, River,\u201d extendilf 4 - oy Aunt.\u201cSee here, 'dith ! Mr.Porter Dixon has sold his auto- | \u2018 _ C | That young man to whom you've engag- | Lvmley.of Ottawa; recitations by | Mr.1 | \u201cfas oceupi Semi-read ! ailorin ed ourself is dl future assured ?'\" Rev.Mr.LeGallais and trombone so- mobile.: ., hg mom, ee pled ï | 1 pce.\u2018Oh yes, auntie ! He was bap- lo by Mr.Clifford Gale, of 'Asbestos, ':, rc\" Mr.Holman and wife are vis - the.ae on of seve - .ti - ] _ : .LC.: : vie ER th line We | | | _ Zed as a child.Exchange.will de given.The anniversary prom- jos in the village from Derby Cen- | of y.Xe th woe) fear ON LIVING IN THE PRESENT, , |!ses to he vary successful.- | .: ; rve, S00 Bey, 1 Wallace 5 RF oo JOHN O.DUNGAN, Sole Agent for Sherbropke.|, Th preachers bt 'Simpia.Puilosopny Rov.H.Carmichael, of Richmond, A %, A: Case and wife, of Moran Capital and iif gm.Wot bom\u2019 cape boon fy LE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 , \u201cDream not of the Future\u2014live wholly lun vby the pulpit of St.Andrew\u2019s town.\u2019 8 on \u2019 1 offices sugssanf North 21 Nix, came à \u2018 \u2014 ; : \u2018 poder.dinely pl burch nex unday morning and \u2014 Head sd Ag 08 thr al) ougoterday: He « - 5 | : a With Winnie for comrade, in fancy on ! EAST HILL | 81 Branches a» Le = boundary Ocuting an.SHORTHAND IN S10 DAYS h Wi or co , in fancy to On Wednesday afternoon near three On Oct.2nd Mr Georae Westover se out C wo pajoblt And Brition line between EC _ À 5 hw tin ; g \"1 Jasnes Letters of ! ' ong sac Columb i .To the time when her Pa will present o\u2019clack oyr village was startled by a | a us home, fire whi sured\u2019 a fine deer.; J pis Bet: Mon ., .; to For then we shall live in the present ! rn hich proved anly © be a Mr.1.Bickford\u2019s second daughter.world oe for transacting ol M he will ke the task ; 3 At Bo d\u2019s Svil bi Lippincott's.Liane | g in a tenement Gladys, is very ill.Facilities for ln easter ree op ae y y antic Shorthand and ouse on Water street, formerly the Mr.Banking Business - fi inc.\u201cboundari ai , Business Call \u2018 LU PROMPT APPLICATION old Advent Church.= sat : pu Mrs.A.Laroe leave on Se i oh Bank P ioe, TE At the ep ; 7 aoillege Physician.\u2018\u2018 of all von.M: oe ~, Saturday \u2018for Newport and ather Savin pas hes ool .=.400 sum » : a y Sherbrooke hysician.\u201cFirst of all yo must Miss Woodley, nurse, of Montreal, is points to visit friends, Banc ;, Bail stop worrying.\u2019\u2019 : | i : | mme a well, doctor.T won't spending a few days with her brother Intorest at 3 per me of su Bip; 210 = x + « - Ly 1 E.8.C | .S LEASON, Principal.Patient.\u2018\u2019Very ; the Rev.E.C ; \\ ; \u2014+ .give a hand whether your bill is paid or th P v.K.-C, and Mrs.Woodley, at Coaticook Hoyse\u2014Popular home for dited Quarterly on ig sed at apy ores that °° - : \u20ac Farsonage.Travellers.\u2014L.Kilburn, Prop.i upwards, a dde ut thére = \u2018 I \u2019 LT - : 14 1 Verised eno \u201c ! d 2 - .> ; .4 - A HAINE 3 » RBROOKE, .h and New YR, and New Yor, RBROOKE, on and New Yong, ora,\u201d ! - port, \u2014 Bt.Join un and New Yok, m Newport, oh necting\u2019 with tra nd New Yon Tu Pass.Traf.Pass Agt., Bod À NTR \\ fi dd, BR Le and 4) ifthe RA FER FE IED aE ABLE er Sth, 1000.\"ORK EXPRESS, : 7.30 am, arrive ily except:Sundsy.Sherbrpoks 46 9.39 ph, \u201cae 0 TRAIN.\u2014 Lens t Sunday.on Megantie Div Valley Prans.rther \u2018parties, company\u2019s sgt, G.F.a * A, pri a Fares bher 31st, eS, ive.\u201con lonist fares from hcouver, victors, 45 > other points.leave Montre led, at 10.15 P- algary and Van- innipeg, $4.00; couver, Ÿ% rsion to Temb k New ont h, 1908.- ,n tickets will M8 à\u201d Chelm k:1.00, Blind Rive 19.20, gris 76: any Te Oy, and §ood per 8th 1% ty Pasg OF\" \u2018Sherbrooke.Au& 1 ET cond 444 ares , Oct.84+ we © Wash.sco and Los ¥ ta mang oF treal MOF Moser of we ured in advaps IN TO Maes: rs > gträthooës Be Agent.3 ol ; bee Ny | pally Record 00KB RECORD COs a, and Publishers.pris .lished every & Pa 106 and 105 \u2018 sherbroo Te 1CE strietir ; 8 1 United Stata nths, $1 00, three month 20 cet Ts Town: afternoon, Welling: in .one ; in the Easter St only, $1.50 dr SOS opey remitters on to a se express of post D pest?register letter.(ha 1 sk exceeding BO aks, y.Poetry, luc line Th 4 ituaf \u2018 Out er word advertisements shout .of the printer= before .hires lot { the duy of PU Lu vs al on.No changes guaTau- 8 am.fuel after Jaach Offices i gerdrooke Daily Record.rtisements, Sub- ; Adele at any of, the maT à Offices, and they will i Poste attention.ted pews ar gpecially solivite [uns 0 \u2018of this paper.i ole & rue, Notary.gi oe] er.eteook À.BeckS Bliss.\u2014Mrs.F.R.Bishop.ay E.Joues.as E.McCourt.:A.Bottome.file »-H.Dougnty: F, P.T.Brown.i 1 Brown.| an UD A.Philbrick.que Miss Edna Beerworth a sed TL\u201d gM.Bedee.> rrancis Currie.Co pd oise B.M.Parker: gis, Marriages and D BIRTHS.At South Stukely on i ud, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Ho- ; Fhitehead.3 fsierloo eaths, .MARRIAGES.AILEY\u2014In this citv on Oct.D.by Rev.C.W, Nicol, Miss La Bren Bailey, to Mr.James R.= 3 ig 73-HOWE\u2014On Wednesday, Oct.5 1998, by the Rev.\u2019A.E.de sw \u201cass, OÙ Dixville, assisted bv the i W.Terrv, of Coaticook.at ; residenc of the bride's pureuts, fw T.Parker, to Melen IT.the ysi daughter of Mr.and Mrs.x Howe, all of Dixville.IN MEMORIAM, long memory of.Mr=.Ama nd who died at Knowl- ve, Qui, Oct.8th, 1907, aged 71 nd 10 months, \u2014\">\" | ISR00KE LOAN & AIGAGE COMPANY.rérs money on deposit and Howslaterest at 4 p.c.Japa haf yearly.J, DAVIDSON; President, | .C.H.'FOSS, Se c.-treas.(RMIER'S ADV.y News! 0 Furs this season.We avoid | *y by handling only - such US as we can thoroughly ve- \u201cmmend.A mistake in buying 44 the wrong store will be a i of constant dissatisfac- So occasion to send awav fo \u201cügle thing in Furs.If re | 8 we ru net precisely what you 5e can make it for you.I gharantee goes wi \u2018er = sw il h ever Y trch , ; E C J b 4 eue CDuBVYCE | TT \u2018room and later i \u2018the Assembly Hall was given a Mary, Commisrivne, 5 Te t ille and Dunham Agenc Rerbrooke Daily Record.- Bona, advertisements and _ Telved \u2018ang given peompt Frs news atten- KING BOUN DAKIES OE PARTY Erne ULYER pig -R FROM LUE NORTH - Oy ; , eh B.C, Octohier s\u2014-Morqs Fig 0 ais \u20ac both of Otiawn porn Om the Noein ue 4 St ee È - Orth Fuesdyy Atatives of the XUrVex work À Poe sr fe Vs 60 éficun Paris 15 42 1 5 sy of Washine yn, _ 4 K Lathe deli boundary Dee vue gia, Yolo, AAS and gn, , Fer, exXterngun - ut SAN fe t a Oped bu ; ments pas clenre Ine ded {ry I th Wo ly, vai .n Map a tor i ri | \u201cYi the gumen:t of \u2018tx ae tes * at ai Slores that are vat | | ere making quite a display - | Canuda, À Tbeinë sung, was the marchin ; addresses by Revs.were turned away., SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1908.\u2014\u2014\u2014 DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS.(Continued from page 1.) away near Frost village, the hor- Nut- (ine pimped from the carriage, and in ioe SQ rot a wrist broken.Mr.Kil- born Dunham, Oct.Ladies\u2019 College on Monday, Oct.1st, took place the distribution of those prizes which depended upon the results | qramme\u201d preceeded | viz.: ; ; | Patterson and Miss M.Currie ; a Vvio- lin solo by Miss M.Smith; a vocal solo by Miss L.Reynolds, | | not as official de | { | by | of course were not known at the closing in June.There were present members of the Corporation and Executive Committee and parents and friends of the pupils.Rev.Canon Longhurst acted as chairman and feelingly reïerred to the late heloved President of the Institution, \u201cIt.Rev.Bishop Carmichael, who had shown a warm interest in the college as one of the Church institutions of his diocese, \u2019 > The new.Lady Principal.Miss M.Howard Jay, has a full number of pupils, and an able staff to co-oper- ate with her.Great Yopes are entertained for the increased usefulness of the school as a centre of education, with refined Christian environment.A bright and brief musical | pro- the prize-giving, Two piano solos by Miss D.LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS.Kathleen Yeats (Grade L, Ac.)\u2014Gold medal for highest percentage in Academy Grades ; class prize for general .proficiency, special botany prize, given \u2018by Miss Williams.\u2018 ms | \u2019 .Ul.Bank medal for six best subjects, 11 Wellington St.| Class prize, gen Jean Anderson (Grade 1L.; Ac.) \u2014E- lass prize far general proficiency.Doris Wovenden (Grade I., Ac.) \u2014 eral proficiency.\u201cJean Guillet (Grade I11.; Model) \u2014 Clas prize, general proficiency.Eileen Yeats (Grade 11, Mod.) \u2014 Class prize, general proficiency.The prize-giving was followed by a pleasant little reception in the drawing in the day (8 p.m.) in very able and instructive lecture.© The lecturer was Rev.Allan P.Shat- ord, of St.James the Apostle, Mont- val.His subjeqt was the recent Pan- Anglican Congress, which \u2018he and his friend (Rev.J.5°.Willis) attended, legates, but as visit- lors deeply interested in the aims of FON ANS fost able and instructive | Those present rurried home a lot of important the creat gathering.; ; Lantern views, obtained while in London, added greatly to the enjoyment of what was independently a account.treat and in- We are glad to know that enjoyed a tormation.Cone or two more lectures are arrange ior at the college by Mr.Overing, and 1 but J er Te advertised an ne fever now: hy, Pies wove fone of these will be by Mr.Shatford, the other hy Rev.Principal Rexford, of the Diocesan College: BROMPTONY ILLE COUNCIL.l\u2019romptonville, Oct.8\u2014(Special) \u2014 Council convened this week.Generals \u201croutine business was transacted.Committees to be appointed later.A larce amount of gravel sidewalks bete been constructed this summer.The cost of same was approved and >w *§ilper Plate that Wears® - Fancy Serving Pieces Spoons, knives, forks, ef.- can be obtained to match\u2014 all marked | {B47 ROGERS BROS\u201d Unexcelled for exclusive designs and lasting quality.SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS In buying tea sefs, fureens, baking disbes, efc., insist on goods made by MERIDEN BRITA CO.This |.of the Government examinations,which | Danville, Oct.8.\u2014 (Specia [ home of Mrs.W, Towne as he sens of \u2018a very quiet wedding on Wednesday afternoon when Miss Maud Spaul- ding was united in matrimony to Mr Bates Blake, of Kingsey Falls The ceremony Was per erf Rev.J.N.Brun on, P ormed by the , t \u2019 Andrew\u2019s Church Danville or of St WELCH\u2014McLEOD.Lake Megantic,| Oct, 8.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The marriage of Mr.Isaac .Bradley Welch, of Ryegate, Vi i , » Vt., and Miss Margaret Agnes Mcleod, daughter of Mr.D.L.Mcleod, Mayor of North Mars- ton, was solemni ed by the Rev.Mr.Mcleod, , Ministér of the Marsboro Presbyterian church, at the home of the bride's parents, at Milan, on Wednesday evening, Qct.7th.Some of the relatives and, friends of the family from Lake Megantic were present at the ceremony.| 0 PARKER\u2014HOWE.+ Dixville, Oct.8.\u2014(Special.)\u2014A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday at the home of the bride's parents, - Mr, and M E.Howe.The contracting parties were Mr.W.T.Parker, only son of Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Parker, and Miss Helen Howe, yolngest daughter of \u2018Mr.and Mus.E) Howe, both \u2018of this place.There was a large company of relatives and |friends present.The wedding took place at 8 o\u2019clock p.m.The Rev.A.E.de St.Dalmas offic iated.The brida] par \\ ty left on train for their w the night edding trip.THOMPSON\u2014FARMER.Knowlton, Oct.8.\u2014{(Special.) \u2014 quiet but pretty wedding took place at_the home of the bride's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alonzo Farmer, yesterday, when Miss Jennie M.- Farmer,was \u2018married to Mr.John Thompson, of Worcester, Mass, Only immediate relatives were present at the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.James Carmichael, of St.Paul's church.The bride, who was attended by her sister, Miss Bertha Farmer, was given awav bv her father, Mr.John Farmer, brother of the bride, acted as best man.The bride wore a very handsome gown made of white silk.The (usual veil and flowers were prettily arranged and she casried a \u2018bouquet of white rgses.Mr: and Mrs.Thompr son left on the 7.45 train for Boston, and other American cities.They will reside in Worcester, Mass.The bride\u2019s travelling gown was of navy * blue, with hat to match.WOOTTON\u2014WHITCOMB.A very quiet but pretty weddin took place at the home of Mr.and Mrs, 7.Whitcomb, Hatley, Que.on Oct.3rd, when their daughter, Myrtle May, was united in marriage to Mr.Dan T.Wootton, also of Hatley.° Rev.J.Hughes officiated.The bride was becomingly attired in white and was attended by her sister, Miss Nellie Whitcomb, who was also in white.The groom was supported by the bride's brother, Mr.Arthur Whitcomb, of Boston, Mass.The house was prettily decorated with potted, plants and flowers.; The bridal party received congratulations under an arch of asparagus ferns.Dainty refreshments were served to about thirty-five guests.Many valuable and useful presents were received by the bride.\u2018Mr.and Mrs.Wootton took their departure amidst showers of rice and confetti on the B.& M.They will reside at Hatley on their return.DAWSON \u2014 CLEVELAND.Richmond, \u2018Oct.8.\u2014 {Special)\u2014 At St.Anne\u2019s Church, Richmond, Que., on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, a very pretty wedding took place \u2018between Miss Mabel Adele Cleveland, eldest daughter of Mr.E.F.Cleveland, to Mr.William H.Dawson, of the E.T.Bank staff, Richmond.\u201cThe bride, who was given away by her father.was beautifully attired in a blue colored tailor-made suit, white deather boa and hat to match, carried a bouquet of pink carnations and was unattended.The ceremony was\u2019 performed by Rev.Rural Dean Hepburn in the _presence of relations and a large number of friends.The church was pret- A tily decorated for the occasion and the choir >endered special music.Mr.and Mrs.Dawson were the recipients of many handspme presents, including cheques, cut glass, etc.They left on the morning train for Boston, Mass., and other points.On their return they will reside on Stan- lev Avenue.BELANGER\u2014LAPOINTE.On Monday, Oct.5th, an exceedingly.pretty and interesting wedding was \u2018celebrated in the French parish church of Auburn, Mass., of Mr.J.O.Belan- ger, of Sherbrooke, to Miss Corinne Lapointe.The nuptial masa was sung by Rev.Abbe Gauthier.The bride looked extremely pretty in her wedding gown of white silk and charlotte corday hat.with white ostrich plumes.She carried a lovely bouquet of white roses.She was accompanied to the altar by Mr.U.Lapointe, father \u201cof the- bride, and the groom was supported by his nother, Mr.Ernest Belanger.: After the wedding breakfast the ncwlv-married pair left for Portland.Roston and New Bedford.The bride travelled in a dark cloth tailored suit, with hat to match.; A large number of wedding gifts were received.4 Mr.and Mrs.Belanger will take up their abode in Sherbrooke on their re- NOTICE Tn\u2019 the matter of Fstate ARTHUR H.ANDERSON, All Creditors who have not filed their claims under oath with the undersigned.are hereby again natified to do so within thirty days from Sep- \u2018tember 30th.On or after November 1st, 1908 - all moneys in hand will be distributed bv me hv means of an interim dividend on claims then on file with me.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Curator, Sherbrooke, Sept.29th; 1908, 5 consider i Conic ared Very satisfactory by - the | ea pete, | MARRIAGES, BLAKE\u2014SPAULDING.RES tet mé it Sterns rat ann EEE a De a , PAGE THREE.BONDVILLE.Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Soles and family, of Cheshire, Mass., are spending a couple of weeks with relatives here.They were present at the marriage of Mr.Soles\u2019 brother, Mr.Ned Soles,\" to Miss Carter, of Knowlton, which took place yesterday at the residence of the bride\u2018s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Carter, Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Hillhouse celebrated the 25th anniversary of their wedding on Sept.26th.A few immediate relatives .were present to wish them many happy returns of the day.Nearly everyone in Bondville is repainting more or less this fall.Among the \u201cbuildings which have been repainted are the Anglican church, Mr, Mac- kinnon\u2019s fine new barn, and the Tesi- dences of of Mr: A.P.Hillhouse ; Mr: James Mackinnon, \u201cThe Cedars,\u201d the summer cottage belonging to Mrs.Hunter, and others, Mrs.William McClay is erecting a fine large dwelling house.* When completed it) will, be one of the best in this vicinity.Mr.Forest Tibbits, who had the misfortune to dislocate his shoulder several weeks ago, is making slow pro- J gress towards recovery.\u2018Mrs.Hunter and Miss Emma Hunter | returned from a driving trip through Northern Vermont\u2018 on Wednesday of last week.,.The harvest home service takes place in the Anglican church on Friday evening next, 9th vet, at 6:30.\u2018lt is expected that Rev.W.P.R.Lewis, of Cowansville, will be the preacher.A harvest home .supper at the residence of Mr.J.R.Gillam will follow the service.| : On Sunday afternoon last Mr.John pocketbook which contained quite sum of money.t-tttbEEtttt ! Deaths Reported.\u2018 a) THOMAS W.HUNTER.Coaticook, October 8.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mr.Thomas W.Hunter, of Yarnston, passed away on the 7th of October, in his 76th year.The funeral will be at 10.30 a.m., on Friday, Oct.9th, at the Episcopal Church, East Hatley.MRS.JAMES BURNS.Tingwick, Oct.-8.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Mrs.James Burns was born in L\u2019Avenir about 56 years ago and whose maiden name was Ruth Doyle, departed this life on Wednesday, Sept.30th.a né - a serious nature until the last two weeks.On Friday previous to her death, the physician in attendance told her husband to summon home her children, Around her bedside at her death stood her husband, her three sons, Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Burns, Mr.and Mrs.William Burns, of Worcester, Mass., and Master John, residing at home ; four daughters, Miss Kathryn, of Lawrence, Mass.; Mrs.Wm.Smith, of Lorne, Que.; Mrs.Andrew Doherty, of Lawrence ; Miss Evelyn, residing at hokhés; Misses Mary and Ellen, of Worcester, Mass., daughters of Mrs.Burns hy a former marriage and Mrs.J Costello, of Woronoco, Mass., sister of deceased.Aften'a very imposing ceremony in the Roman Catholic Church, the body was laid to rest.Much sympathy is felt by |the whole community for Mr.Burns in his advanced years for the loss of a fond wife, a kind and loving mother and a good neighbor.\"The floral offerings were many and beautiful.The pall-bearers were John Burns, Wm.Ivers, Peter Ivers, Michael Foy.THE LATE MRS.GUILBAULT.The funeral of Mrs.Guilbault, wile of Mr.Moise Guilbault, Sr., took place on Tuesday morning at St.Michael's Cathedral, and was largely attended.The requiem mass was sung by the Rev.Father Darche, curate of the Cathedral, and the organ was in charge of Mr.L.E.Codere, who rendered the musical portion of the seryice finely.The edifice was appropriately draped in sombre black, and many lights were around the catafalque.The chief mourners were Mr.Moise Guilbault, Sr., husband of deceased, Mr.M.Guilbault, step-son ; Antonio and Alphonse Guilbault, H.Levigne, Richmond, and Geo.Lord, Manchester, N.H., son-Intaw.The funeral director was Mr.A.D.Lacroix, and the pall-bearers were the follow- \u2018ing: Abraham Audette, Alfred Gad- bois G.A.Darche, Jos.Boudreau .D.Duford.' Joseph Pare.The bearers were Jos.Frechette, Joseph Lacombe, E.Labadie, I).W.Stenson, Jos.Masse, Sr, John C.Heney and Auguste Guillette.The Libera was sung and the remains borne to St.Michael's cemetery.East Sherbrooke, and there laid to rest.» oo The late Mrs.Guilbault was born Juliet Bloomey, at Baie du Fevre and was married for the first time to Mr.J.Therriault.She was united to Mr.Moise Guilbault, Sr., six years ago, in Manchester, N.H., and since then has been a resident of Sherbrooke.Her death was due to a paralytic shock suffered some ten days ago, from which she never rallied.Mrs.was an estimable Christian, and her \u2018good qualities of mind and heart had pained ther a large circle of friends during her life in Sherbrooke.She is survived by- her husband, two and \u201ctwo daughters, who reside in | Boston and Manchester, N.H.+ The delicious flavor of \u201cSalada\u201d Tea ix largely due to the care used in the cultivation and preparation, and to the fact that it.is packed in sealed lead charges which preVents-its coming in contact with articles that would -affect its flavor.| + e : UNHOMELIKE FLATS.(From Black and White.) Fiery woman who wishes her hus band to love his home, and her children'e earliest memories to be happy and merry ones, ought to stipulate.when she marries, for a house to live in.A flat as a habitation.is fit only for lonely celibacy.not for wed ded harmony and happiness.A | rare ere == meer Boarders \u201ccome and go\u2019\u2014and they come ak fast as they go if your want ad.is timely.O\u2019Hearn had the misfortune to lose his | Her illness did not appear to be of) 1 Mr.Guilbault, who was T6 vears of age, \u201c sons\u2019 rere 0IL-TANNED Hunting Boots ALL SIZES ANp KINDS J.A.WIGGETT & CO.- 0 PPOSITE COURT HOUSE.School Books AND ALL -{\"The Prize\u201d Exercise and Scrib- ooks.Ÿ, ANSELL, pt and Stationer, | 10 Strathoona Bquare \u2018col; / = I 4 À 4 La ba 4 ETS ANAL ENT ST TER School Requisites | Griffith\u2019s Syrup of White Balsam Is the speediest and the surest cure for Il Coughs & Colds 25¢.per bottle | $ | Î Griffith's Drug Store (THE KODAK STORE.) 121 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.© RECOMMENDED ! EAST:RN TOW vi Hirs HOTH:Y, ARNHAM-\u2014VANADA HOTEL.NEW, - Guests welcome.Rate $1.J.Maguire, RANBY\u2014WINDSOR HOTEL, T.A.Lynch, Prop., recently ot Montreal.ICHMOND\u2014THE BRUNSWICK, OPposite G.T.R.Station.' J.H.Lane.COTSTOWN HOTEL \u2014 SAMPLE Rooms.Livery.C.L.Caswell, Prop.BUSINESS GARDS ADVOCATES, ' LAWRENCE MORRIS AND MCIVER, Advocates, etc.Sherbrooke.'¥ NICOL , ADVOCATE, 95 WELLington Street, Sherbrooke.YATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVOcates, Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.Cem \u2014 I.E.CHARBONNEL, L L.B,, ADVO - cate, Caokshire, Que.CIVIL ENGINRERS.K.ADDIE, C.E., P.L.8., QUE- * bec, Office\u2019 81 St, Peter St., Resi - dence 82 de Salaberry St., Tel Conuection.S- A.MEADE, SURVEYOR, COATI- cook.Bell \u2018Phone.Good connectiôns.INSURANCE AGENTS, D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR - J.ance agent.Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, etc.Record block.WwW 8.DRESSER, & CO.SHER x ebrooke.All branches of Insurance.DENTISTS, ~~ GLEN MURRAY.Arrivals include : Mrs.John Wor- thington and children,\u201d of Montreal, spending a few weeks with her -par- ents, (Mr.and Mrs.John Walker, Sr.She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Emily Walker, who is spending a few weeks at Lysander ; Mr.J.F.Walker home from Nanton, Alberta, where he has spent the last month; Miss Alice McNulty, from St.Johnshiry, to keep house for her brother here.Departures include :.Miss B.K.(ra- ham on Thursday for Nelson to reopen district No.1 school ; Mr.Lhos.Barnes to his bome in Montreal on Monday after spending a few days hunting in the vicinity ; Miss Tlem- ming [to Quebec, after spending a few weeks| with her sister, Mrs.A.P.Kelley, Campbell's Corner.Miss Emily Walker, accompanied by her brother, Ereck, spent the week end .at Kinnear\u2019s Mills, the guests of their grandmother, Mrs.Royer.We are very sorry to repart the illness of Mr.Thomas Walker, who is the eldest, person in the neighborhood.His many recove > r.+ SOUTH STUKELY.The|-annual Thanksgiving service in St.Matthew's church was held last Sunday morning.There was a.vel large congrégation and a most eloquent sermon was preached by the Rev.F.C.Ireland.The church was beautifully decorated with flowers and vegetables.: Mr.Brodeur, of Waterloo, has purchased the blacksmith shop belonging to-thé estate of the late 1°.A, George- week, Mr.j ham, week, and Mrs.James Bell.of spent several days here \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 VALE PERKINS.and Mrs.Clayton fieorge, of Burke, Vt., visited his parents, nd Mrs.Moses George.They were panied by Mr.Griffin with lux from.West Burke.: and Mrs.Wheeler, @f Burke.Vii ge a 3 - \u2018 ; + - Ayia fa mi A ns JERE AT PENN o 3 dy 26, Ep SA es \u2019 TANT XR Chali AGE a tars Se Age RAGE er oy X .| us .; Mark È ve 8 eee 2 ; - .22008 : r-iones a TOITS LE Se PEINE bois ti 2 oe gy > Caen RE) s \u201cac ci ne 3 > wy wees fee WY eps.ATTN .y - a PL os se : , TPE CS Cee pue FOR ES Ha es 7 LDR | \u201c » - ; 3 A 5S 20» bal we .4, 20% ; : _ : a ( y - ; à \u20ac ; .a \u201ca xl Le.we mi a 2 ve eS) Ni WE > ; i og ss ATES.pr boris yas Poni Dame get Lap ee \\ ol afrpee xndie dem 00 tree PP pr gp a a ce eh ae cere gpa = Ls sut RATES ÉD i i Lath Copp \u201c DEAN, \"plentiful, with healthy treatments.Hair and partmantegux are 2a.~~ PAGE FOUR, Heintzman & Co.Pianos, 1 4, * - Sold only by our firm in Sherbrooke and \u2018Eastern Towiiships: : for over 25 years.The new.styles for ip season \u2018include the Corinthian, Duchess, Louis XV, Library Oak Case and the Miniature Graud.We would be pleäsed to show you the entire assortment any day you call in._.,- Prices for the famous Heintzman & Co.pianos are, of course; h'gher than any other Canadian piano, but they are worth every dollar asked for them.Visitors always welcome, Branch Stores at H.C.WILSON & SONS Magog and Granby.= Sherbrooke.- $1 DARGHE & G0.,67 53.5 ail ; Up Town.333855885858 8888 OPENING OF OUR 3 What $I will Buy this Week 3 2001 | $ DRY- GOODS DEPT.: F Î Fu it ; 3 yds.fine table linen for $1.00 $ a f Bi We $ 11 yds.of 10c Print for $1.00 $ § $ 8% yds.of.16c Sateen for $1.00 $ - $ 4 yds.of 30c Alpaca, all 3 oo \u201c33 er: f $ colors for .$1.00 : i- 3 ; 1 ae 95°08 4 Flañnel- $1.00 $ \u2026 You ht fine: ur Dew Fur-Ÿ J $ 4 prs.all wool \u2018Hose, all - $ niture pt.most \u2018intéresting, # $ sizes, for $1.00 $ - by its great varietyyof ee à $ 2 Suits of Ladies\u2019 \u2018Under $ \u2018tial : furnishings \u2018that will $ wear for .$1.00 $ brighten your home, $ 1 pr.Corsets for $1.00- $ .Do not delay your, it.wef $ 1 pr.Men 8 T loo Trous- $° vare to.w you $ ers, for $1.00 $ - \u201cthrough, \u2018whether you, buy % : 30 spools Silk or r Thread, Lo ; «1 TROLL Ere \u201cne È or .oe - AIRY YI - 5 .is $ Etc, ss ve $ : ce ss $$ e $5 +3 5 6 6 5 sado LOW F° 1Ce$ 9 ,£redit fséssoosaes oi $ sed to take any chances go \u201cAn excellent meal will be spoilt by a, cup.of Tea or Coffe pee à th.4 WITH A REPUTATION It will pay you in money an 1 satisfaction to consult À | PRE US ve \"ous VA Tabi * \"% - them about your téa and coffee business.\"4 Le ; Coe ee à .À ye - ; \u2018 ro Are Tea & Coffee Merchant À > = À 100 POUNDS PAID FOR DRESSED HOGS, LTE 150: 50 pounde ' each and upwards, deliveréd at our Cold \u201cStorpge; ington Street.| pe : : ALEX AMES & SONS: Bell Tel, 324.1 Peoples Tel.090.- 279 Wolll: = Stroot Sage Another lot of this Cheese Arrived Yesterday.Letters to'ihe Editor.: Editor Daily Record, Sherbrooke, Que.; Sir, \u2014Aprapog of allusion at last meeting of the Couneil to the dangerous condition of the Street Railway \u2014_\u2014 > tracks throughput the main streets of\u2019 - «the city.Would it be too much to - ROWE & LACEY ask that you |will kindly publish in vour indispensable paper the details _\u2014 and conditions| of the franchise enjoy- MONARCIT BLEND COFYEE.ed by the company, with a commentary on their fulfilment, The city; has| grown in every direc- \u2018 Ai re [ tion since the drganization of the com- SuperfluousHair, Moles,& pany, but \u2018there has not \u2018been a carres- ponding eXpansion of its lines, nor ot REMOVED ordinary |qccommetlation.We have i TC t with a \u2018twenty- by ELECTROLYSIS, by a well quati- [SUll to herconpent wi y minute (?) se vice, and sometimes with the minimum of attention and courtesy.© Co As stated in|last night's report, a ficd - young lady.SATISFACTION.GUARANTEED.Work gGonweby apboint- ment.Address P.O.Box 4, Sherbrooke.car may be hailed within a few feet\u2019 MRS, E.L.SMIT tl.of regular stopping places, yet they go.A line of finest -toilet preparations on right ahead, paying no.attention tas hand.Almondine, Complexine, Skin wvould-be } atrohs, , Food, Bay, Too, & ¢ pace P Thasy skin Ladies with babes in arms, \"bundles allowed to i maturelly Paca the re is climb on and off Cars without any at- Chl Seep ° wo is tempt of assistance the conductors, | to have good hair.Tel.uF.though it must be said there are some, exceptions o this.Both motormien and conductors appear to t ink it no part \u2018af their bus-: iness to pau either to the right aor A.R.WILSON Sherbrooke, an + left for passengers, and unless one takes the tisk [of being run over, his ä chances being \u201cfavored\u201d | with a- ri These things odght to be remedied and I know.of no.hetter way to bring this abolit than by calling attention in the [\u201cRecord\u201d to the poor return received By the citizens from the company for the valuable public privileges granted \u201cthem.Trusting you! will consider my request a reasongble one, and that other a citizens may express their views on -4 the subject, and enclosing my card, 1 am, Yours truly, slim of We do Plumbing, Steam, \u201cHot Water and Hot Air \u2018Heating and Gas Fit-, ting\u2019; also, alk kinds\u2019 of Repairing: : \u2018Circulation DAILY RÉCORD ing Oct.3rd, 1908: Monday.renter vvsesaes es.8,240 Tuesday \u2026.\u2026.|.s1000e movvosces on wee: 8,317 Wednesday ,.de souvouss vor ue ane 8,250 Es G Erba ml\u201d FE versences ounecr nue 8,250 .NY 3 A riday; sfessnse Lyoerncet 1 B,260 = F XE A Fig à 3 Saturday .sorscress unes 8,379 pda daté Total ue Lovee verre vor 49,686 | who has.\u2018night at! .8 Sherbrooke, Oct.\u201c7th, + 1908.lg Circulation statement for.week end- 7 SHPRBROORE-DAILY RECORD, The Fong Winter Evenings | FATA 4 RE doing a lot of .reading or other work J that will necessitate using our eyes more than us\u2018igl, Should.this work.cayse any uncomfor- wise to have them examined as you may, need glas es.be \"bleased*tgtextfmine your eyea.without: charge - let you have a pair of glasses on approval.onture,.of \u201cthe en Mr, Arthyr | , is absent on his statutory).Office sta .rge Sampson and Mrs.- A Turner, of Minton, were in- town yed- 10 terday.Get you] printing done at | L'impréin- erie Commerciale, Inc., 20 King street.UJ will meet this evening in the Bapti t church at 8 o\u2019clock.Ev- Miss Go in, of Richmond, is spending a few|days with Mrs.Jas.David Mrs.C.|Ly Ramsdell and daughter, .Ramsdel], were visiting friends in town on Tuesday.: ple \u2018Sugar \u2018Tobacco.Baron, of North Hatley, n the, guest.of Mrs.W.B.LeBaron, Moore street, has returned : home.- Mr.J.\u201cHow, of the \u2018Eastern Tewnships Bank, is spending his var cation in oronto, with his father, Dr.How.Mr, \u2018Albert Cameron, who has \u201cbeen spending.a few days at his.former home in $ Village, returned home last night.Don\u2019t forget the organ recital .to o'clock at .St Peter\u2019 8 church.i The \u2018many friends of Miss Bella Cass, former nurse in the Protestant Hos: pital, will regret to hear of her illness at her home.in Martinville.* 3 \u2018Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.will begin-to- -night, namely shorthand, 7.30, J.R.Sangster, teacher, machiné design, R.A.Wright, teacher.i fr \u201cWid Mra.Géprus\u201d Lord, of, due ome last e code ater N.Ba Jirned ; I.rg 3 Airs, gs; af LE Lo.[ioe Gui boult, Grove street.yo | town yesterday en route from Mont real, where they.have spent.a fe days, to their home in Cookshire.[ \u2018Read Lanctot's advt., page 4.Mr.Frank Sutherland, who has bee eonfined- in' the \"Protestant Hospital, Sherbrooke, for: some time past; left for his home in \u2018Richmond on Wednesday.Mrs.Harry A.Lougheed end daughter, Miss Minnie Lougheed, of Quebec, have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs, Thos.Lougheed for a few days this week, .4 .Miss Emma Adams, of Coaticook, who was successfully.operated upon some , time ago for appendicitis, has Mr.and Mrs: fs Rass.were , ih sufficiently : recovered to be .taken home.! Mr.Harry A.\u2018Moe, \u2018of the Eastern Townships Bank, went to Montreal.yesterday to enter the hospital.for, treatment of his eyes, which, have been giving him some vrouble of late.| Mr.Claude R.Yuill, \"of the Canadian General \u2018been in town for the past \u2018few weeks, in connection with the installation of the new generator, has gone to , Toronto.\u2014 The Guild teas at su, \u2018Poter\u2019s \u2018Church.Hall are much enjoyed\u2019 by the mem-, bers.The hostesses yesterday were Mrs.E.Hargrave and Mrs.George E.Harkness, - Miss Ethel arkness as-; sisting.Farmers, read McKechnie\u2019 s. Nineg: Viry best XXX white wine or Never sod under - Saturday per gallon .\u2026\u2026 - UNDEF .0 Te Underwear sôt to purchise the All reliable qualities MILLINERY SEC SHOWS UPWAHDS One hundred hats, No two alike, Very new fall cole one to suit your fu 0 suit vour p Prices $2.50, to $7.00 'e want you to in FLOOR OILCLOTH- townships.We impo: patterns at tem yds.wide.t ptin 1072 0 p Over 40,000 ay 1 cent vor, pu PROPERTIES Fd SALE \u2014 re, P ag ei hotel at Barns proftabla e Sings - ood Packlap $ busines oss.Easy Barnston, Que Fos y A LE\u2014HOUSE N N{ Col Ansty\u201d on 2 prep cllias, 4 No md bat all Z High + : conveni A ie le toms lang tepair nlences 4 Montreq) r.ADD to triage Cétord Fo C vandotte fosses wls \u2014_SITUATIONS W Ax H AND FE WAN Magi oa aged ® a farm, ot ox CN Rrown oie dsor M EEpg _ do dibloma, YOUN ma, oper 20 or clerie\u201d 4 Tan=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR y } > POR g LE a Monod 0 P wld \u20ac adden Lens i CRT SHERBROOK DAILY RECORD \\ THURSDAY, OCTOBER &, 1908, - NV cpa 4X > § oemsss oF [TICAL CAMPAIGN.Ly Continued from page 1) y 4 The cold storage was cx: TARE § do\u201d | the exports began to ' | el the result that mtn i i of Liber: al adnrimistration the of the country amount 10 rts « ; ti sr Ou-\u2014mouey that went to w hard tn a | We put ip ; ne interest of hie an 1 meeting in the in x5 Ho au, in Stuff | sie candidate, Mr.H.h.Al- ang celing that t be Li held Tuesday night m on h- hat aor it and wad k.Waterloo.Over two hun- mand, - \" pe Bors were present.Mr.L.D.© 8.spec en: \u20ac Ce as elected President and Dr.our show wines, ca peourt, Vices President, George putes, À A ovila Jolin and R.I.: Spin t secretaries.Mr.H.E.a sa a ony Nutting, K.C., and Dr.ve\u201d are Shon, in oii an! several others ad- , , ill ORENgy a meine HOE DEArg, § illowing are.the dates fixed \u2018the visit oi Sir Wilfrid Laurier m pe Townships and District of Mont- situ Oct i.12th; Su Constant, et.ha, Oto, Oct.1th; te.mt and Ste | Scholastique, Uet.16h: Montreal, Get.20th ; Joliette, \u2018et, 24h.! x \u2014 lv will be held at the | BEN Montreal, on Fri- À - Yon veping, When the Hon.Mr.Fish- ee answer the charges made by concerning the Northwest a ol: Sherbrooke, Oct.10th; Farn- = Prices popularity in Quebec, West, he should have been present atthe meeting held last evening in the former Montreal Bunk building, and no doubt would have come to the conclusion that Mr.Prices chances in that constituency were very good.The meet- ine was à Quebec West one, and it is sent was composed of none others but electors of that division.\u201d Mr.Price's opponent is Mr.Powers, another wealthy and popular Quebecer.The: contest in Quebec\u201d West is an interesting one.\u2014\u2014 MR.AMES AT WESTMOUNT.Mr.H.B.Ames gave his lantern lecture on the land and timber resources.of the Dominion, in the Victoria Hall, Westmount, Tuesday night.He explained that in Quebec &nd Ontario, the system of dealing with crown lands was nnder the direct charge of the Provincial Governments, but in Manitoba and the \u201cWestern Provinces, tie control of these natural assets rested with the Government at Ottawa.This heritage, he declared, had cost the people of Canada a hundred million.and the people had not spent that money in order to make it possible for a penniless lawyer, of Brandon to berome a multi-millionaire.He heelers and hangers-on,\u201d who had made fortunes out of land deals at the expense of the country, and said as \u201cthe demand for a full and impartial inquiry had been artogantly refused by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, it was ¥ Ames \u201cNow time for the people to say wheth- Jods.er they would let Laurier ro his.pe largest.god: Je says: \u201cIf any work of faking his followers rich at in at ge as to Mr.Wm.the expehse of the men and women of | e easy re Tow EERE nt.ir and Supply | GETTY, Poop =ton Street, FPE ; DAILY STORE NEWS.os Wellington Street.Thursday, October 8, 1908.\u20ac ma.: STORE CLOSES AT 6 TO-NIZAT.or th MOI va | = : Vinegars Very best XXX Triple strength 1 white \u201cwine or cider Vinegar.# ever So\u2018d dander 40c.Our price | Seterday Q \u201cper.\u2018gallon .cons 6 Bor .\u2026.\u2026.30¢ for Al All Day Saturday | 2 SPECIAL OFFERINGS\u2014 SOUR and SWEET | Granulated Sugar One hundred bags \u2018\u2019Redpaths\u2019\u2019 genuine Extra Granulated Sugar, put up in clean double bags, containing 100 pounds Our price all day $4.90 | Saturday, per bag .\u2019 UNDERWEAR ZL ; All reliable qualities.s ALE 6: Window Display\u2019 The Underwear Sale continues all this week.It's saving money for 08 Yo purchase the whole family\u2019s winter supply now.Very low prices.cled, \u201cheavy § \u2014 .st bottom: Oa ; : grate to burn of ; bottom.No dan |: stove stands \u2018hich also has | ir to cirtulate .} tray, as and floor.Bu Sizes to He Scutties of Ce HE LARGE SI SPECIAL ?F PERS, \"ALSO C AILLINERY SECTION -SED FOR.FÜ SHOWS UPWAHDS OF 4 SED One hundred hats, RESIDENCES Mo two alike, ; 9 Very new fall color, b quoting will Une.to suit your fuce, Une to suit \u201cyour purse, Prices $2.50, to $7.00.\u20ac want you to inspect.\u2014.yds.TROPERTILS FOR SALE.À SALE\u2014 wi caen HOUSE NOW OCCUPIED Aly on Prem, 24 Wallon Avenue.DES 2S - we No Dy SIAL RESID , all 18h Street, & rooms ce Conveniences.Just put-in- lag 3 bare er Dar.Bargain to immed- dentro, stre PPly to & (i.\u201cHobson, (ss FOR | SALE.À SA | ui, E-STOCK IN GENERAL thoy ocelies, dry GFuuds.\u2019 boots &e.Said stock i Re, AL In good condition Call at eroy, Compton, Que.Ra = Hereto = TWO 1 > ri lord ! IEGISTERED RS Bull Calves and few Para Que: owls.CE.Rose, TR ATION Wa WANTED\" 1 AD wipp Popular IL 40.000 Readers daily.Reach all parts of the Eastern Townships Will get you anything you want.° bly | cent a word (minimum 15 words) and six insertions for Pick your days.price of five, ss cardinal, and black\u2014full 54 in wide, bought under its regular value, will $1.75 value.Qur price-per yd.WARM WINTER CLOAKING\u2014 Imported heavy warm winter- beaver cloaking for Isters and Jackets, navy, green, -be sold likewise.UNDERSKIRTS-\u2014 Tn black, brown, pink, blue, ete, \u201cete.81.95, $2.85, 83.95.Looks like Silk.Rustles like Silk, Wears better than Silk, Costs less than Silk.FLOOR OILCLOTH\u2014 We doubt if you will find a bet ter selection in the lownghips.We import these goods direct, so can show you exclusive Dern at tempting prices.25c, 30e, 35c, 45c, He per yd up.Width 1 to 4 Q .we i HELP WANTED \u2014 MALE.ANTED IN EVERY LOCAL is wi Canada to advertise our goods,\u201d tack up show cards in all cour spicuous places and distribute small advertising matter.Commission.or salary $83 per month and expenses $4 per day.Steady work the year round ; en tirely new plan ; no experience required.Write for particulars.Wm.R.Warner, Med.Cô&., London, Ont.Canada.SER (ALIESMAN\u2014A GOOD CANVAS »¥ in each section to sell established and exclusive lines\u2019 on.new attractive plan.Box 422, Ottawa.MISCELLANEOUS.ONS ON THE ORGAN BY EX- IES enced teacher, late from England.Terms, moderate at pupil's residence.F.KR._108 King street.| RESENTATIVE - IN SHER- RE reoke for Canadian Nursery Company, Montreal.Growers of Guaranteed Hardy, Northern grown Nursery stock.Fasy selling, good pay.permanent position.Write stating experience.11 i ture and cooking stoves, also a ol kinds of heaters.Apply at 30 King St.| Bell \u2018phone 237.| \\ TANTED TO RENT\u2014HOUSE OF 1- six or seven rooms, in good loca ity.Apply Metropolitan Life Co.Art Building.safe to say that the large crowd pres proceeded to denounce the \u2018political, + i WANTED-SECQ ND HAND FORNL- LOST AND FOUND.: ea f.Le wit a m, or Work \u2018 ©.A » h grow a HL on 6 Windsor Mille st Apply EEpR \u2014 | Uhlomy YOUNG MAN HOLD- i } : esir situ = or clerk, Bog\u201d Le _ He Nn SMS FOR SATE.OR &; Sle ACRES GOOD va 68, Che ap fÎ Fig, Les oxvies D for cash.Le \u2014 GIRL'S COAT LOST OUT OF train Wednesday afternoon.Finder | ree return to McLeod, Customs.- # - =, #1 \u2018 LME | +, Cayada, to whom the heritage of resources belonged.He devoted considerable time to denouncing contracts made by the Government with Mr.Sifton, Mr.Burrows and others.\u2014 was fought on the single jssue of the glamor of it was sufficient to carry the day.1f it had.heen fought on the issue of the Government\u2019s record I venture to say they would not bave\u2018 been returned.Now there is no question to becloud the issue of their record, and on this they will be overturned.\u201c\u2014Hon.W.J.Hanna, at Niagara Falls.\u2014 Sir Wilfrid Laurier, speaking at L'Islet, referred to the Quebec bridge disaster.When Calais was lost to England in the reign of Mary that sovereign was said to have remarked that after death the name \u201cCalais\u201d | would be :found engraved upon her heart.He had no hesitation in saying that if the name of any great catastrophe lay heavy upon his own heart and was bound sto remain there, it was\u201cthat of the Quebec bridge disaster of last year when so many brave men went down to their death.Much as it was to be deplored it was purely and simply an accident for which the Government could not ve held responsible, They had placed the matter in the hands of the most eminent of engineers, and as sometimes happened, the \u2018latter had blundered.The precious lives could not be recalled, but the bridge, which was a national necessity, would certainly be rebuilt.Mr.R.L.Borden, speaking at Brantford observed that Canada was undoubtedly prosperous and her resources were developing.Remember,\u201d he said, \u201cthat it was the genius - and foresight of Conservative: statesmen that welded together the provinces of \u2018anada, adding Prince Edward Island, British Columbia and the West.If \u2018a foot of land has heen lost it has been Jost by the Liberals in connection with the Yukon boundary dispute.Tf you would forgive ancient history, 1 could made Canada a nation, not Laurier.\u201d ronto, Tuesday, .said he thought it not unlikely that the Conservatives would carry sixty seats in Ontario.He added he was hopeful that Quebec gain, and that Mr.Borden would meet the new Parliament with a safe majority, | convention of the I Women's Christian Temperance Union-at Halifax Tuesday, A lêtter was read from Sir Frederick Borden, in reply ta a request from them for a W.C.T.U.building at the military camp at Aldershot at a cost not to exceed $500.He had no hesitation in saying that the amount mentioned could be secured to carry on the excellent work\u2019 which they had been doing on the camp grounds and that he will be prepared out of the vote for next year to set aside an amount so that the building may be ready for the next prie camp.PRINCE OF WALES OAK.TREE PLANT ED BY KING EDWARD IN NEW YORK cur DOWN.~~ New York, Oct.8.\u2014The big English oak known as the Prince of Wales\u2019 tree, which grew.from an acorn planted in the Mall in Central Park im 1861 by the then Prince of Wales, now King Edward VIL, has been cut down hy Park Superintendent Beatty.The stump was pulled out and the spot covered with sod.Since 1903 the tree has been rotting.It was close to the band stand, and many persons wrote to removed, Several attempts have been made to save the oak by filling the rotted places with paraffine.The acorn from which the tree gréw was brouglrt hÿ the Prince of Wales from England.: If you can add to competency, and honesty, enterprise in want advertising, you can find work._ .a HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE.\u201cable laundry woman.Grand Cen- |, tral Hotel, Magog.TANTED\u2014MIDDLE AGED WOMAN W for general house-work.Family of two.Boy kept.50 Montreal street.NTED AT ONCE\u2014A GOOD GEN- Waa servant, also a nurse maid.\u2018Apply to Mrs, Wright Hovey, Rock Island, Que.\u2018ED\u2014 EXPERIENCED WOMAN VAST sn care of child about one year old.Also house- -maid.References required.Apply T.M.Craig, 14 Dominion Avenue.T IES ANTED AT DUNHAM LAD \\ College, competent, reliablo cook.Goad wages, references required.Avply to Miss E.L.Baker.Dunham, Qu - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e 2 Do - \u201cT0 LET.\u2014 THE UPPER STORY Or To RENT block, suitable for halls, light manufacturing, storage, ato.APply to H.R.Fraser.ALL 2 T\u20148 ROOM TENEMENT, I= Yo.LEE conveniences, good locality.Apply 49A Gillespie street.L- SMALL TENEMENT, A Pos Ee hand ceoking stove dor sale, for wood only.Apply 1?Winter .HOUSE r 1L.ET\u2014SELF- \"CONTAINED T Oana barn.Apply to 51 ist Avenue, East Sherbrooke.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u20147\"\" J LIVE STOCK FOR SALW.FD OX- R SALE \u2014 10 REGISTER FOR Down ram lamps.ARR ly J.Young, Rivard's Corner, Que.a Hy ea Cai ae AE dpe pe épi ee 1904 and 1908\u2014\u201c\u2019The election of 1904 ! Transcontinental Railway, and the | - cal revolution which they had assem- .claiming the island\u2019s union with.the show you that Macdonald and Cartier | | ox Sam Hughes, who was in To- would show a marked Conservative At the meeting of the Provincial the newspapers suggesting that it be ANTED AT ONCE\u2014RESPRECT- IWANTED TO SEND A.} ; fixed for Tuesday next.ISLAND OF CRETE JOINS GREECE.ultitude Ansounced Usien to 2 a \u2014\u2014 PEOPLE OF CRETE HAVE OFTEN \"DESIRED TO JOIN WITH GREECE, lanea, Island of Crete, Octoher 8.\u2014 À) devree announcing the union of Crete with Greece was published here vesterday evening.Events.leadine up the climax followed each other throughout*the day with dramatic rapidity.The town was bedecked and early in the morning people began | fldeking in from all directions.There was much firing of of guns and revolvers together with plenty of cheering, but perfect order prevailed.Muzzulmans mingled with Christians freely and un- lested.\u201ca 2 o'clock in the afterngon a great demonstration in favor of union with Greece occurred on the military review grounds, More thah ten thousand people, one of the largest crowds ever seen here, gathered at this.place.\u2019 All the prominent revolutionary leaders each with his banner flying, appeared and they were supported by the heads of the different political parties, the mayors of the towns, the clergy and_others influential in the colncils of the island.Speeches were made by the various representatives, Ho declared that the peaceful politi- d to consummate was not directed against the powers which had been the islaud\u2019s benefactors, but solely at pro- mather land.They called upon the Government to.act henceforth in\u201d the They urged the people as à duty to go respectfully and announce their decision to the representatives of the powers ; then they must call together an| assembly to confirm the people's decision by an official vote.rete is an island in the Mediterranean, lying to the south of the Aegean Archipelago, with a popula: of something over 300,000.\u2018Fhe island was conquered by the Turks in 1669, but never really submitted and continually rose in insurrection agdinst them.In 18Y8 the powers set| up an autonomy under the nominal suzerainty of the Sultan and Prince Gearge of \u2018Greece was appointed hign commissioner.The prince has \u2018since beeh superseded by M.Zaimis, formerly prime minister of Greece.\"A large proportion of the population is Christian.The people of Crete have time and again voiced their desire to be united with Greece, the desire often taking the form -of a Small revolution.Different Consulates.- | (.P.R.STRIKERS \u201cANGRY WITH UNION.Taste: the Biter Besults of Their Loyal Obstinacy.'NOT ONE-THIRD OF MONTREAL | STRIKERS APPLYING FOR \u201cJOBS HAVE BEEN NEFDED.Montreal, Oct.8.\u2014The Canadian (Ph- cific machinists, who have been on strike for the past two months, are now beginning to taste the hitter results of their loyalty to their leaders in the face of common sense.So far not more than a third of the men \u2018who have applied for their old Jobs have heen taken back, and the position of those who are not required is really pitiable.They have for two months been living from hand to mouth on the pittance doled \u2018out to them by their unions.Now that the strike is called off even this is cut off, and the men find themselves face to face with a hard winter, with no money and no immediate prospeet of employment.} Naturally, under the circumstances, there is a\u201d great deal of recrimination, and the unfortunate men are trying to figure out why they were so misled, \u201cand how the trick was done.Yoster- day four hundred and fifty of the striking mechanics applied for retn- statement.\u2018The foremen selected a hundred and fifty of the most capable of these, while the other three hundred were told that there was mo need for their services, but that they \u2018would he given employment later on \\as occasion might arise.| The feeling amongst the.men against the union leaders, who so misled them, is growing more and more bitter, and several meetings have been held lately at which the men have tried in vain to discover how the union leaders were able to \u201cToul them so completely.25 PRISONERS HERE.(Continued from page 1.) tion.No satisfactory explanation had been.given of the possession of quite a respectable juvenile outfit of burglars\u2019 tools, which.consisted of a.steel\u2019 punch, wax taper.box of matches and rule.They had denied under oath of breaking into the store on Friday night and must he given the benefit oi | the doubt, hut the way in which they rad contradicted each other and de- ted the facts sworn by the officer Tho arrested them did not create a favorable impression on the Court.The Court dismissed the.accused.| LIBERATED ON BAIL.+ This morning, Emile La%ure, butter- maker, was liberated on hail.The éure- ties were himself in 83,000, and two gureties of $1,000 cach.The sureties, A.Lazure and J.Lefebvre, of Paquet- teville, were examined at length as te \u2018their reliability.LENNOXVILLE BURGLARY CASE.Charles Lugden, committed for\u2019 trial on a charge of breaking into McMur- ray & Hall's store, Tennoxville, has asked for a speedy trial, which was; {of our manufactures, \u2014\u2014- ' ; 4 \u2014\u2014e CITY NEW.Miss McKechnie is spending a mom\u2014\u2014=== in New York with friends.Mr.Ww.E.Loomis has returned from à fishing trip to Breeches Lake, D\u2019Israeli.Mr.and Mrs, Jas.Mackinnon leit this\u2019 afternoon for a visit to Mr.and Mrs.S.H.C.Miner at their charming home.Miss Herminie Chretien, Peel street, ix.spending a couple of weeks in Montreal, the guest of her brother, My.Mederic Chretien.Miss Paton, \u201cRockmount,\u201d who has been spending a few weeks in Montreal, has heen quite ill at the Welland Hotel in that city, but is now convalescent, Mr.and Mrs.William E.Williams, Dr.L.A.Gardner, Mr.and Miss I.Welch, of \u201cNew York city, passed through town yesterday en route to the Lake St.John region to join friends in camp.The death occurred at North Hatley Sept.29th, 1908, of Mrs.Watson, nee Mary Mabk, aged 70 years.Mrs.Watson was the mother of Mrs.John Bethel, of this city, and Mr.and Mrs.Bethel attended the funeral, which took place at Johnville.Mr.Frank Payette, of the Metropolitan Life Assurance Company.has been transferred to Plattsburg, N.Y., where he occupies a similar position.Mr.Payette has been replaced by Mr.Ulric Tevesque, from Three Rivers, who has already entered upon his new -aluties.Miss Chapman, of Marbleton, was in the city to- -day on her way from Montreal, where she went to meet her sister, Mrs, Mary A.J.Hunt, and her nephew, Master Harold Hunt, who have just returned from a vear\u2019s stay on the Pacific coast.The little: party left this ~ afternoon for Marbleton.where Mrs.Hunt and son will spend some time.Her many friends in town will be glad to hear that her health is much improved.LONGBOAT WON AT BEAVERTON.intnear\u2014 SEVENTEEN - YEAR - OLD INDIAN * FINISHED SECOND IN TEN- MILE RACE.Beaverton, Ont., October 8.\u2014 The Beaverton fall fair wound up here Tuesday in a manner exceeding the hopes of its most sanguine admirers.The fair proper was unusually good, but the.event in which the chief in- terést centered, was the ten 1 mile road race.In this race fourteen runners tarted, among them being Tom L} onghoat.The race was won by Longboat in 59 mins.10 secs, for a | course of about 10% miles.Second, came another ahoriginie in Jimmy | .George, of the local reserve, a boy, 17 years of age, who ran the course in a fraction over 63 minutes.The showing of George was gratifying to his friends and great things are prophesied of him as a runner when he comes to maturity.Neilson, of the W.E.Y.M.C.A., Toronto, finished third, and -Alex.Elliott, of Beaverton, was 4th, Dan McPhee, of Beaverton, 5th, Rum- by; of East Toronto, was 6th, R.Eilly, of Beaverton, 7th.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WHERE CONSCIENCE IS BLUNTED.- (From the New York Times, Ind\u2019t Dem.) A protectionist tariff law isa measure of national policy enacted for the common welfare to promote the growth to enable employers to pay high wages, and to augment the national wealth.That is all very fine, but it will not stand examination.Mr.Archibold cmvloy- ed Mr.\" Foraker to use his influence 10 protect the Standard Oil Company from molestation by Congress and by the Ohio Legislature.The manufacturers geek to be protected from molestation by foreign competitors, and they get members and senators to erect the barriers titat shelter them.The motive is identical with the motive of Mr.Archibold, Tt is a private motive.If the tariff rested cole- ly upon consideration of public policy it would not stand thirty days.Yet, no congressman's, no senator\u2019s reputation would he harmed by the publication of a ream of manufacturers\u2019 letters demanding high duties to shut out foreign competition to the end that they may sell their products at higher prices.The moral sense of the public has been blunted by the open and notorious use of the lawmaker ing power for fifty years to enrich private persons hy private duties.Tt is still properly alert and responsive to any scandal stirred up by a trust out- gide the sacred tariff pale.AEA re OLD TYPE Babbit Metal ai Mood bi Price 1 @c.per Ib.Recognized equal -to best bab- it made.Sold in any quantity.Daily Record, SHERBROOKR.Abdi i mares - - oo EER Q - 4 News PAPERS Suitable for Wrapping.Ail in good order.1 cent per Ib.Apply RECORD OFFICE.© © T™&.PAGE FIVE.THE KITCHEN BAR- (OOMS.Day, in Appleton\u2019s.) \u2018In considering the ways for getting liquor in the State of Maine we come to the so-called kitchen barrooms \u2014 places where strong drink is dispensed in the homes, and in Lewiston where they flourish \u2018most rankly there are hundreds of such places, There is no regulation of them.The variest toper who has the price can buy.The quality of the liquor dispensed dan hardly be described.Chemists who have analyzed some of it after its capture by officers.say that it is composed of fving drugs: -Much of the stuff is compounded in Maine, and the makers of it huy labels.corks and caps in New York or Boston and produce a neat \u2018\u201clong-necker\u201d of apparently good whiskey.| Many victims of this stuff have died after being arrested for intoxication and men apparently crazed by the compound have hung themselves in their cells.T am advancing no arguments from these statements.I am simply mentioning some facts that may be interesting to those unfamiliar with conditions in astate that has been practically prohibition\u2014in its statute\u2014for fifty-seven years.| CLEMENT THEATRE *Ose Week, commencing Oct, Bth, | Miss Mabel Aubrey Supported by her, own company, presents the following New York successes : \u201cFERNCLIFFE.\u201d | \u201cTHE CIRCUS GIRL.\u201d \u201cTHE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA.\u201d \u201cDON CAESAR.\u201d \u201cTURNED UP.\u201d \u201cPATRICIA\u2019S SACRIFICE.\u201d | NEW YORK AMUSEMENT COY'S Marvellous Moving Pictures between the acts each night.CLEMENT THEATRE Week of October 12th.BOSTON VAUDEVILLE PICTURE Co.With Wesley Norki is and Stella- Wiley and the two Guaranteed Artists Berube ahd Pons.| Prices\u201410\u201415\u201425c.| PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will sell by public auction at No.201 y ot Otto Street- on the seventeenth day of October instant at eight o'clock p.m.the following articles, to wit : 1 trunk and contents, at the request of Miss |J.Henry of the City of ae Ted boarding-house keeper, proceeds of thé sale to be applied on her claim against J.Reilly for board and lodging.Conditions of sale.Cash.Sherbrooke, October Sth, 1908.G.H.KERR & CO., \"= Auctioneers.Miss L.M.HOLLAND Teacher of Piano.Theory of Music, and Elementary Harmony.CUT GLASS AND CHINA Just received a nice assortment of Cut Glass and real Dresden China, preciated.We are always Dleased to quote prices at H.J.Laberee\u2019s, The Jeweller, Lennoxville OIL FOR SALE.10 BARRELS LARD @IL TOR SALE \u2018at a sacrifice ; first-class lubricant for all purposes.IMPERIAL WASTE & METAL CO., 6-7-9 Queen Street Montreal.Main 4959.NOTICE © Be sure and ask for MAPLE LEAF BRAND Javel Water: Specially for washing clothes, makes the clothes sweet and clean - 3A \u2014also saves trouble of boiling clothes\u2014cañnot De beaten for cleaning enamel baths and sinks.Can be had at your grocer 's, 8c per bottle, : Agent J.HARTWELL\u2019 22 Dufferin Avenue.SRI IIF FS SHRINES Have You Wood To Sell?I want cordwood, soft and hardwood slabs.I also buy all kinds of lumber.Will pay top prices for good Bass wood Write.me with full particulars.A.SPENCER 66 St.Francois Xavier 8t., MONTREAL.\u2014 Le alcohol, tobacco, steepings, and stupe-\u2019 [ { LE i 2 2 + X A 30 MELBOURNE STREET - Sherbrooke.These goods should be seen to be ap- iv SHEEN Pee Oh IR Sr ar ar TE Nek em yo od sm æ EC a tx o- a CY BETS PA - F0 EE amd Eastenras .J WE de Ce Le lag gta += ds ) ida TR gr dy Ti.we : = 3 .CY \" .- YT \"° _.ei .3 3 bw N tn miata lta econ lar i TN sy + =x 7 \u2014 7 eu SIN SA is ten .FR ml care ne v ed on ENG > t \u201c vy os Lm pee = .I .- cig el he.ii ik Eu \u201cir ne Say TNS Jr a ES AE RE 3 - d EA RCV RIV PAGE SIX, | SPORTING 1 rng : FINANCIAL AND C.P.R.DIRECTORS: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBFR 8, 1908.KINGSEY FALLS.Recent arrivals and departures : Mr.George Kennedy home from Boston, Mass.; Miss Mary Carson guest of Miss Irma Duncan over _Sunday; Mr.daughter, Lilian, at which about 25 of CE \u2014 Sees Star Clothing Hall es - - VOTED NEW STOCK | and Mrs, Salem Haddock to Boston.N .\u2019 Mass, after ng the guest r.: Roseubl , .: MARKET NEWS : e Austin Haddock for.some rte © J.Roseulioon & Proprietors, ee : = A very pleasant evening was spent on : > Ting on PL, Men's Shoe Dept ia IERTXRARARERR Ly \u2014 - saturday Oct.5rd at the home of Mr.97 Wellington St, Men's Furniss Established TREAL LIVE STOCK MaRker | $50:000,000 Increase in Com.oii, ior bone the birthday of their 99 Wellington St, Men's Clothing.\u2014 MON L occasion day he X | .\u2014_\u2014 ! New York Defeated Boston Yesterday.FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.\u2014 NO PRIME BEEVES ON MARKET-\u2014 LIVE HOGS WEAKER.\u2019 Montreal, Oct.8.About 950 head of butchers\u2019 cattle, 35 milch cows and springers, 300 calves, 1,- 100 sheep and lambs, and 820 fat hogs were offered for sale at the East End Abattoir yesterday.There were no prime beeves on the market and 4ic per lb.~ pany\u2019s Capital Authorized.THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, Montreal, Oct.8.=\u2014As usual with the annual meetings\u2019 of the Canadian Pacific Railway, yesterday's gathering was brief and to the point.There was nothing of an unexpected nature, the increase her young friends were present.The evening was spent in music and games, refreshments were served and at 12.0°'- clock they said \u2018\u2018Good night\u2019 edéh and all wishing Lilian many happy returns of the day and leaving her many useful and pretty presents to remember the evening by.| Mrs.Hunter of Newport is the guest of Mrs.James Mastine.A social dance was held in the town hall Friday evening.All report a good | St \u20ac i - Where The Good ; Clothes Come From FFIIFIIFIIIIIIIIIIIIIY VIIIIIIII IRIN, .POPPI POIPOPIIPP oP OWN AND MATHEWSON WILL of $60,000,000 in t : BR TCH DECIDING GAME was about the highest figure paid here company having Capital stock of the hall ; | PIT yesterday and from that down to 3iC Thomas Shaughnessy made à short Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Brock of Maple ~ / TO-DAY.: New York Oct.8.\u2014The National .League pennant, fought for as it never has been before belongs to the winner of today's great battle.By defeating Bos- per lb.for pretty good cattle, the common stock bringing from 2¢ to 3c, and the canners from làc to 2c per lb.Milch cows sold at from $3 to $55 each.The calves were nearly all grassers, which sold at from 24c to 3i3c per Ib.Good veals sell up to 5c per kb.Sheep sold at statement of the aflairs of the company, showing that they were in excellent condition, considering the general business trend, With regard to the new issue of stock, the president stated that it was for the provision of new rolling stock Grove spent a few days last week in Kingsey calling on old friends.| © Mr.Senecal, foreman of the D.P.C.store.spent Sunday with his family at Sorel.; | Arrivals : Mr.R.J.Cullen, home from mplica ton for the third time, New York is or t M 1, Mr.Jos.Gilman m \u2014 tied with Chicago for the championship, about 33c per lb., and the lambs about ring ght be A the le Boston.\u2019 © = home fro | each team having a percentage of bil.c do.: \u2019 ; ; : .W.Currie t- , New York defeated Boston in yester- LIVE HOGS WEAKER.porter not be set our with «ny particu- rend oor Lures Mr.W VE to Mont = day's game by a score of 7 to 2.The Live hogs sold down ic a pound on the \u2019 .Mr.Edson Noble, of Concord, is thle ++ + + eyes of the whole continent are turned market yesterday at $6.50 to 36.76 a rien - guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Johi \\ towards the rival pitchers, Brown of hundred pounds.The oflerings were WEST BROME.Noble.p {T1SH Chicago and Mathewson of New York, large.Mr.F.Smith was here last Friday Mr.B.Cann was the guest over Sun- \\ BRU 1 who are struggling to-day for the Abattoir dressed hogs are quoted at He is one of the oldest Foresters in the day of Mr.Hugh Noble.» dr 1 championship.nu | $9.75 and a good demand is reported.Township.His business was to consult Mr.Jos.Lemiux shot a fine two year - Fx The winner of this contest will play Cured and smoked meals are active | the brother Foresters here in regard to 01d moose the first of the week, | {+ Vallettn off for the world's championship with [and prices are firm.A shortage in the |the standing of the Supreme Court af- Service at Christ Church Sunday 1lt 4 1's ' Detroit.: local holdings of lard 1s reported.ter raising the rates on the members, Will be at 10.30 a.m.Morning Prayer an Direct Private Wir : Oct.9.+ .who joined before 1900 which dues they Holy Communion, ts sufferi | né rvate res the British \\ LIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS.are collecting from then.£8 ose Brown is suffering fron 1.: : instry RUGBY GAME Al STANSTEAD.Frelighsburgh, Oct.8\u2014(S8pecial)\u2014Mr, Mr.G.B., Horner has impreved his Spinal Menengitis and is in a very crit New York, Montreal, + bee a ord Peter Goodhue shipped 49 hogs at $6.26 Grist Mill by covering the front with ical condition.Her many friends wis So + om is belie S.DERBY Per 100 !bs.: 10 sheep and lambs, $24 ; Metalic siding, D.Derby\u2018 doing the her a speedy recovery.ol - Boston and Toronto.4 tion 18 STANSTEAD COLLEGE VS.D 8 calves $17; 16 head cattle $6 to $28; job.Mrs.Fowler and Miss Lillian Perkins ; + h Island \u20ac ACADEMY ON SATURDAY.@ [65 lbs.chickens at 8c per lb.; 265 lbs.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Geo.01 Lyndonville, Vt., are the guests of ; - The {leet turkeys at 10c¢ per lb.Durkee and Mrs.Jas.Turner at F.J.their father, Mr.John Perkins.+ d Rock Island, Oct.8\u2014(Special)-The Durkee\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.V.Gleason, of Mr.Geo.Taylor returned to Lowell, i 4 Glory an Stanstead College team will play their - East Duhham at Mr \"oO.Ingails.Me on Wednesday.| ; \u2018 8 | > and cruiser: first football game of the season on TO-DAY\u201dS MAKKET PRICES and Mrs.Peters of Bolton at J.M.Mrs.Chas.Darlibg of St, Johnsbury, 3 caster.Saturday next when they will meet the : .Pettes ; Miss Iola Shufelt, Mr Preston Vt., is the guest of her father, Mr.STOCK 8 BOND BROKER Sh + i Derby Academy team on the College \u2014 Scott, Dean and Wm.Pettes and Miss Robt.Brown, called by the illness of ve erbrooke + \u2026 Jam pie » Campus.QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY F.W.Alice Derby o home from Montreal, Mr.her sister.+ | COBALT QUOTATIONS.: + îles est \u2018 RUGBY GAME SATURDAY NE TE PROLER, \u2018(er the \u2018parsonage: Mr.and Mrs.M° AYER'S CLIFF.| | | - _ Ÿ pardanelles: .YOR MARKET, Toff, of Brome, at [L.R.Darby's; Rev.Mr.Fremont Dustin who was- kicked : k Pojn ; | ; Opening.12 n Mr.and Mrs I Nelson, of Clarenceville, by a horse on Monday was considered a \u2018 | + Grove BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL TEAM Amalgamated Copper .\u2026 T4E- M Mr.Folkes attending the jubilee er viens Mrs Henry Bacon fs returned home, | | : 3 Co TO PLAY 8T.JOHN'S SCHOOL a tepienn ugar .vee rH 1314 in connection with the Methodist church, { after having spent the summer with Co.4 + + + + | \u201c MONTREAL.; Cai Tiel Con Mrs.F.J.Durkee to Cowansville Mon- Miss Ellen Wadleigh at North Hatley.| + : | , American Smelting Ref'g Co 861 89 |day; Mr.D.Horner, of Granby at G.Mrs.H.Rexford and Miss M.Cass # ~ © GRAN On\u2018 Saturday - afternoon the Bishop's Anaconda .43% 44 B.\" Horner's on Wednesday ; Rev.Mr, went to Rock Island on Wednesday, | Soa \u2018 College School Rugby team will play a Baltimore & Ohio .-.3% 9% Martin of Iron Hill at J.C.Pettes\u2019.Mr.A.G.Clough and his mother Mrs - Ea Out team representing St.John\u2019s School, Brooklyn Rapid Transfer .482 ist + \u2014 So Berry have gone to Boston and other \u2019 London, 9¢ Montreal.The Bishop's Senoal team Canadian paclfle vee ee es ih ul DUNHAM | points south.Sa \u201c situation bas u has been practicing faithfully and a Very + .Bt.see 00 oo 100 ; TO : Th i j # à: | exciting contest is expected.The game Col.Fuel & Iron .34 364 call Saints Church Sunday Oct.llth, ee met at Massawippi on | ; phase, and at ; will be played from 1 to 2 in the aftér- Erie .Le ++ 40 46 00 00 00 314% 312 entenary Thanksgiving services at 1 a.Mrs.Wesley Woodard and little defigh- - : ; Ci - ; that ti 0 » noon Great Northern Pref.132 131§ |m.and 7 p.m.At the forenoon service ter are guests of Mrs.George Wood- i become one vf oo mse Ee Boe 109 1m Holy Comm mon séministration of the lard, Jr P 008 eotee To : conclusion is be nn.St.Paul & Soo .1 y Communion.e offertory will be The el - \u2014 _ : \u2019 .Sn cay GOSSELIN WINS ROLLER RACE [Missouri Pacific .| 63 ' 64 for a Centenary Fund to procure cer | school onened this week with a wood ot.SA 7 vd rocco ! ; - |New York Central .\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 1046 104 tain things needed for the church.Th cuoo open is week with a good at- \u201cBerlin, which A very interesting roller race witness- North ; ose 39 preacher will be (D.V \u2018 \u2018 \u20ac tendance and Miss Stalker of Kingsbury in, i.ed took place last evening at the Rolla- Nort ern Pacific .139 1 Preacher will | AS .dome, Arehdeacon in charge.\u20ac A rm, despatches fron way.The = contestants were Mr.Fred- ending UT 180 Soo.formerly \u2018a hi Eel est bub! Montreal, Mr.Arthur Slack and Mr.F.T.Y SLLLLLLLALALLLLLLLLLLLLLLPLLLLL000000000044 \u201ckan crisis, has Bezenette, former champion of Sher- Rock eg ma oe ; i All Saint's P rish ( > Rome rector of Vaughan of Sherbrooke spent Sunday in %& - |.; brooke and Mr.Romeo Gosselin who Rock Island Prag.132 rs to the services (Los 1889) All welcome town.NEW SH tRBROOKE GLOTHIN& STO - of the great co claimed to_be the fastest skater of the Fook Sung Kiel «ov UE A ne ay ne auto this |' Miss Ida Davis of Montreal is \u201chome RE } 18 ly being disclo: nships.e latter p .C eee en ee es - r à i - .; .oo Co ; to be what his manager claimed he is, Southern Railway .21} 23 ng know may fail to do so for \u201cMr.and Mrs.Guild and Mr.Charles - o% lo discuss at Although the finish was a very close one - Twin City .8 89 Tuesd nie, a Davis were guests: of their parents, Mr, : - ai E ~~ ly one point of it does not give a full measure of the Brion Sacific Ce ee ee ee ee ee 1038 128 Hall pac Jo 4 popper wa the Town and Mrs.George Davis over Sunday.arge assortment 0 inter Overcoats : comes from th contestant\u2019's capacity.Mr.Bezenette had { =\" =.sean ee and addresses e funeral of the late\u2019 Mr.Wm.Peob- .; \u2018that is of suffi î k ahead and U.S.Steel Pfd.\u2026.\u2026 .1097 108% addresses on the history of the past j ; \u20ac Ë.a, : yey little ed «9 happen but not .MONTREAL MARKET, 0 a veus à of the Parish.\u2018Parishioners Church, Vas bed here at St.George's Some of the very newest patterns.and the very latest styles, to | = that it is fully until the last lap, when Gosselin who Canadian Pacific .17% N6 ticipate neartily army invited to par-| \"Mr.V.Truell, of Way's Mills was in be sold at popular prices\u2014$7.00 to $18.00 for the very best.= will begin host had until then kept the rear, made a Detroit Builway ae ee ee i ie day ey early AD the pvents of Sur town on Wednesday.$10.00 gives you the choice in our large selection of Twed b° ¥ days.There an 3 r che e ine one 00 - s3, .\u2026 \u201ceo \u201ceo \u2026.D DE * .: .Es ; + .- i Ç .last + ef pos opponent and won the gold Montreal Power .10564 106% Trasion Pleasant and profitable to all.\u201cMonday to\u201d Newport \u2019 Seon Slough went Suits, without any reserve.Come and pick up one.Great chan \u2014 krowledge whic medal and the championship of the, Bast- Bo ES ee ee ee ee ee a 1234 1224 to a parte pets put rather the funeral of Mr.Sleeper, Mrs.Berry's for you.: = : - anticipation an ern.Townships.Now as P.E.Ouellet |.Cee ee qe ce en ee an + al cousin.) : - : alterna t does not, intend to let his mar Sleep o3- Lake of the Woods.Som \u2026.90 gp » AI Saint's Day festival, Nov.1 and 2.hogr.Buck is moving into his new FURS! FURS ?I = da over to er his g : , \u2014 .: > A EE will gladly accept any challenge for rol- BURY.HUNTINGXILLE, Mr.and Mrs.S.E.Hill are now oc- a : \u201cdo this she © ler racing from all the Eastern Town- Mr.John McNeely who has been the goubject for Rev.Mr.Adams\u2019 sermon cupying their new home on Pleasant à 0% worth of Furs of all descriptions bought at 50c.on \u2018the summon 8 con ships comers.; Co guest of Dr.and Mrs.Brazenall, return- unday, Oct.Ilth is \u2018\u2018\u2019The Se street.: : olla .noti : : .ny A A gs Details -of the race are: distance 3 ed home to Colebrook, N.H., on Wednes- Unseen.\" en and the .The Ladies\u2019 Aid was entertained by mis er 2 cleared at i po Toll 8: : oe.on the dollar.\u201d Do \u201cGreat Britain.rR Gon Mi minutes 12 seconds ; Win\" day.Mil The school in Huntingville is still Mrs.Slack on Tuesday, 7 ladies being 198 18.Sale\u2014striclly_all new a tock.: ~ already taking ner R.Gosselin.| Mrs.Morrow from West Milan is the | Without a teacher which is ba present.MM | + .is n r = guest of her son, Mr.D.Morrow.children as it is getting late od for the Mr.Leon Clough has the cellar dug oo J.- NAULT, 17 King Street.a ' f à jones = The best time and place to buy a Dr.T.Brazenall\u2019s new hospital stable SON.fôr his new house.VIPIPIIIOIIIIIII PIII III IIIs IIIIN even j .4 pia is kept fufl of horses for treatment.Mr.J.Hannigan of Malmaison is Arrivals include : Mr.and Mrs.U.G .ohjects unless 1 particular thing is a secret known on- \u201cgeveral from here attended the races Shipping three car loads of lumber from } ibby of Sherbrooke, Dr.and Mrs.|) ; .Bownia end FH ly to ad.-readers.ir at Sawyerville on Tuesday.Mr.W.H.Hunting's mill this week {lier of Boston, Miss B.McCanimon SUTTON ACADEMY.: es .- \u2014 = Mrs.F.Elliott of Lennoxville and Miss Ida Davis of Montreal, Mr.E.AMUSEMENTS: a ee | i y brother Mr.J.Mallory are visiting 24dinwood of Derby Line, Mr.and Mrs.Sutton, Uct.8.\u2014(Special)\u2014The school - ,Ç alone will \"ma \u2018 : td} friends and relatives in.Huntingvile ¥; Guild, North Hatley, Mr.C.Davis OMISSIoners have gone to a great deal \u2014 a sible.- 3 this week.| Sherbrooke, all recent guests of Mr.and od Lxpense this year in axing the Acad- PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE 4 On the other r.and Mrs.B.W.F rs.Geo.Davis ; Mr.d TP y ilding.e arge room up- ; NER 3 ner.CE © = METROPOLE | guests on Sunday Es Mr.ord ware the Ellis, of Barnston, Mr.\u2018and Mrs.Walter stairs has been divided in two, so as to.EL Boston pf deville a Peu i _Pounces her.i ou IS ° BUILDING b, Farwell of Sand Hill.' Brown.Mrs.Moulton of Stanstead Jct have four ir ten of about the Some size | DE aTe to 2 Spock Bosides à fa Nu the plan for a rs.Allen Lothrop has gone tô Pro- r.and Mrs.M.L.: Farrington \u2018of [OF the Tour Teachers.e bullding has lot of movin ] ig \u2019 willi b i : : .; _- g Dictures, several Aig ing, but i BIC DEPARTMENT STORE nee ie to Spend the winter with Mindsor Locks, Cgan.recent guests of pen Sauippeé WHR WO ry fine lava class vaudeville artists are to be ir should include ,Ç accompanied\u2019 tape.H ye le.he was Bon Stewart of North Motil: and Mrs.installed in the Principal's room, in or- tloduced.Wesley Norris and Bree Dardanelles, i : Webster, of Minneapolis, Minn » Mr H.their parents on Wednesday MERS A ler.that the 3rd grade Academy may re- | he\u2019s wir present \u201cth, of the Bere Great Brit.i ss ° , : .Mrs.W.Barber and child of Spring Akburst, Coaticook in town Wednesdas S178 extra attention between 7 and 8 | the EUTE Then there will te Ber ~ idea and am: : This Space is Reserved for Large Discount Sale of |road visiteä her parents Mr.\u2018and Mrs, 9% business; | 7 clock tour evenings a wees, The Lib | 5E Fons; the umiterssl ULC T9 legs and will = .Farnham recently.\u201c|\u201d Mr.B.P.Lyon, our popular station |\u2018 contains nearly cooks, Et { \u201cbe well + seussion is li | The Aid will meet agent received 10 doll f , many of them being standard works, is Cntertainment promises to À so - Thursday Oct un ot in the vestry on best collection Col aars for pains the being re-catalogued amd it is hoped | 2nced and high class in every respect, the Berlin Trg ee repens garden on the B.& M.grounds.- |that several new books may be added © Violated by the LEARNED PLAIN - The funeral of the late Wm.Robinson \u2018LiS year.| - FRELIGHSBURG.ria and Bulgar Arrival : was held Sunday afternoon at St.: In order \u2018that the body may not be [x Arrivals and departures: H.C.Bun | possible to hard N als and departures : Mrs.H, George's church.Rev.Mr.Devett offici.neglected, while the mind is being train- home over Sunday; Mr.and Mm.A Turk Co Turse and ab aotaughter of Woods- ated.The remains were laid to rest be- ed, the povs have organized an athletic : W.Reynolds, calling on friends; 3 : nigh oy Jerse] .\u2014 - 2 Nef herman\u2019s ; Mr.side his wife in the villa ~ P¢ association, the following are the officers Buzzell and Miss Nisbitt, of Cowans 1 8 advices, This will, undoubtedly be your last chance to secure Memund Ne etevena able Leaf; Mr.and wr.ar Norrie is at Norton fur a elected © ont Jack Dy 7 at J.A.Dunr's; H, a Are pi tn fear than t .Ii A \u20ac La TOOK.ex, the guest of his ther.: Jack Dyer, - from Montreal ; Mrs.Galis home asp Furs at a.great discount.Montreay ; © teyenson ë : W.I.Sample to Mr.E.Chadsey of Way's Mills has Vice-President.\u2014Kenneth Shepard.Dunham ; Mrs.H.H.Ayer to Mon revision of the | ! M : .D.Merideth to Angus ; accepted a.position with A.E.Hurd Secretary.\u2014 Leslie Clark.and Ottawa for a few days; AUSTRIA\u2019 - ; site H A Stevenson to Coaticook, vi- in his store.- UEhter, Mrs.Myron Lewis | My Wm.Henry is moving his family Exceptional Values For Mail \u201cGood Lord !\" ejaculated a raw-boned Mrs.Alvin Bryant of M i fr : - \u2019 fe : \u2018ai - i ends 1 ant of Magog is visit- [Yom Sutton to Mr.H.L.ting's Montreal.nd, Vt cared + : rang yman ; aint you had enough of Ing, friends in this vint e visit Lemement on his farm in the Héstinis! ls Miss nés Rolston of ii ber sult, that wa ?ad e church of St.ghborhood.= is spendi ga 4 | A.Order Customers.+e ad = - non the Divine, Save been putting a \u2014_\u2014 mother, Mrs.E.RalstoB._ > i not pin new - \u2019 Rev.Mr.Berinett*will give his ai She.\u2018\u2019How 1 \u2018 \u2018travel I want > blay, wi ,! À give h .ow long do you , \u201c sir * When I trave ar .It\u2019s blanket buyi i , - .: lecture accompanied by lime light views we shall have to be engaged 7 dear.very edt = ys Stef Séry.will not < s ble ; buying time, and we're ready for, you with one of | omy behalf of the Bible Society on Oct He.\u201cI have enough money left to - \u2018Su do I, That's why I alws the spite of the most complete sort .3 : : : - last for.six\"months.'\u2019\u2014Life.at homed.'\u2014Life.- despa toh \u20ac om} assortments of all-wool Blankets shown in this i S + = £ \u2014Life ee | Buda prete ho city.- , & Hé ses | fe = / ' SOUTH BAR ho - sth, ity.All fresh new goods, bought in (immense quantities from lead- wivangelist Emmanuel Yones: trom \u2018 tone only \u2019 ing makers to 1 , : ; , \u2014_\u2014 : Wales, England, is sti i is beli ; g makers to supply thousands of buyers; and offered to you at the : i has ot Sogland, Is Gill holding meet- j © brecantic, owest possi .,.\u2026 LL ing with great s ss.\u2018 : 7 ] - bn .st possible prices.It\u2019s impossible for you to make any mistake We have opened a special de- going very much like The Services are .infu, \"CU\" fi in our blankets, W .Lepage .\u2018 Le Wales, durin $ Ings in .ets.We only carry the best qualities of the different partment for unlisted securities Wales of 1904 the 1505 witpe in - - THE INTE I~ - preaching.Last week for five nights .R \u2018 grades.Our Scotch blankets h and can execute orders in the standard Cobalt issues in Montreal, Toronto and New York.( ave a reputation of over half a century to their credit.The weight and size of every blanket in this store is plainly marked on the ticket.there was no - Preachini th i sod leading in great power Sn prit of vices and every night a \u2018number would come to the Altar and make a desire to live for God.Some of the old settlers have said they | 1 ENCE .Paris, Oct.\u2018 C CO hou Interna, .ç A .' .} the à of Ball, M Answer give .We have special facilities f The meetings wi A grav flanne 7 .| - pecial facilities for in these parts.The meeti i oon 5 £ y flannelette blanket, the Very Fine White Wool Blankets, furnishing information with re- tinue as long as the interest demande - a sind that sells regularly at.for double beds, and that are Sunday at IE En md 7,30 om = a.m., 2.30 and 7.30 pm.gard to such properties and will in future remarkably good values at $3.- 90, per pair .woe.83.79 : Large size Blankets, all wool : the best values we\u2019ve ever offered at the price, Extra, per Or ; .$1.25 pair, per pair Christians of other churches are invited to attend and help in this great work issue a Cobalt sup- of God 1 ia : Way -can |e - tria-Hn ht ngary x coo ter gig ot pected : ~ Some Fine White Wool Blankets, with lofty finish, plement in connection with our + ; _ WATERVILLE.Mrs.S'uitor of West_Burke, Vt., is the - Ghewing Tobacco ge exceptional ( .weekly circular.The Rummage Safe at the C ¢ tional Church lecture room, begin nant Tuvesdav continuing Wednesday.Dr.Colquhouh who has been ill has resumed his practice.' ! \u2014 Vv.; -Q [vee per pai off | paie ue 05 \u2014 gues of he arena arundel | | ô ; rerseceensess essen \u2018 ard.\u2018 .- .co ; .*xe ; TIREANINE NNEENE M Basoment.Y Mr.ond Mrs.P.§.Dobson, of Stan.10 be jp : B00 || FE tm THE BIG BLAGK PLUG: RE ; Je.James McGovern has returned 4 tinople an: Members Montreal Stock Exchange rom a month's visit in Boston.: .- ton of e an.\u201c+, Bovina y 157 St.James St., Montreal | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or Your Mongy REFUNDED A "]