Sherbrooke daily record, 17 octobre 1908, samedi 17 octobre 1908

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With twenty-seven persons known pave perished yesterday, in 1 fesque | Isle County, and with forest fires still | uncontrolled through the counties \u2018of Cheboygan, Presque Isle and Alpena and Alcona, as well as in other acattered districts through Northern Michigan, diligent scarch was begun to-day to determine the full extent of the holocaust._ __ Property loss will run into millions.Whole villages have bern blutted cf | the map, aud logging camps by the * dozen have been destroyed with their entire season\u2019s output.pp 44 44H _§ STORY OF A SURVIVOR.+ \u2019 \u2014\u2014 \u2018Bay City, Mich., Oct.17.\u2014, Wesley Irwin, a Bay City travelling man, who was one of the survivors of the Metz relief train disaster, gave a thrilling account of the forest fire tra- He said: \u2018Train left Metz about six o'clock Thursday evening and ran into fire three miles south of that place.A burning pile of cedar had warped ihe rails.Into this thé train leaped carrying its human cargo to destruction.Five box cars immediately took fire and it was with difficulty that 200 people in them escaped.\u201cIn deed bodied steel coal cars were located the women and children and as the heat increased they were unable to escape.\u2018Men-\u2014 were forced to seek places cf safety and could give no aid.It was terrible to witness such agony and hear- the pitiful cries of women and children pleading not to be left alone in that seething furnace.\u201d ++ F a a a a a AAHE4 ++.CHEE EEE EEE © PERISH IN FLAMES.' | Alpena, Mich., October 17.-Every ' .report received from the forest îire- | wwept country, to the north of chis ! ; city increases the extent anil gravity * 1-7 à the fire situation, an?the \u201ceach Ist, which started yesierday with the eremating of fifteen people in the Metz relief train, is steadily growing.; si q Presque Isle and Cheboygan counties.- om all aflame and the 75 miles 1e- - tween this city and the city of Che- \u2018boygan is reported to be almost a solid mass of fire.Alpena county is ablaze in every direction.Reports of | v + fatalities are coming in from many | places, but it has been impassible to ! compile\u201d anything like an authentic list of the victims, - .\"= From Metz township last nicht the éremation is repacted of- Henry Kemps, his wife and two children in | their farm house, Bolton, South Rogers and Metz are among the destroyed i villages, Le Roque is threatened and there is little hope but that it will be destrov- » ed.Only the church is left at the village of Cathro, anid it is erawded ~ with refugees from the village and nearby farms.Sixty passengers on à southhound - Detroit and Mackinaw Railroad train, .left Cheboygan for this city, spent a | night of horror at La Roque.Flames | surrounded the train.and it was im- | possible to proceed or retreat from them.Huddled in \u2018their cars.the ter rified passengers spent the night, in : not.quick enough.\"perience scemed dazed from their momentary expectation that the train\u2019behind in Metz.AND CHILDREN PERISHED, in Michigan Bush Fires\u2014Story of a Survivor\u2014 Villages Swept Away.would be consumed.It was saved, however, by hard work, and the pas- | sengers came on to Alpena yesterday | afternoon.Rogers City, located on the lake shore, was threatened yesterday afternoon, but when the last report came out it was hoped that the \u2018town could be saved.FIFTEEN BURNED TO DEATH.Fifteen people lost their lives Thursday night in the burning of the Detroit and Maclinaw Railway train, which was carrying the inhabitants of the little village of Metz, 23 miles north of here, to safety from the forest fires which were sweeping away their homes.The ill-fated train was ditched by spreading rails at Nowicki | siding, a few miles south of Metz and | the terrified refugees were forced to [abandon the cars and rush for safety either down the track, with burning forests on either side, or into the ploughed fields near the siding.Eleven of the victims were women and children who were able to escape quickly enough {from the gondola car which they were upying.The charred bodies were found \u201cthere yesterday, when rescuers reached the scene.Two of the men victims were members of the train crew.; When the forest fires closed in Thursday about the little village a special train of three empty box cars and two cual gondolas,was rushed to Metz As rapidly as possible the people and their goods were loaded in the cars.When the train started there were about 100 frightened people aboard.The flames were alread sweeping through the - village.Nearing No- wicki crossing the engineer saw blazing piles of cedar trees on both sides of the track.Opening wide the throt- , tle, he tries to dash through at full speed, but the heat had loosened the \u2018rails and they spread and left\u2019 the track.the train Blazing piles of ties surrounded it and in an instant the cars caught fire.- The terror-stricken \u2018 people, caught by the peril from which they were fleeing, jumped from the cars and rushed down the tracks.Three mothers and their little.bahes were They were cremated in the gundola car, wiere they were caught.BOILED TO DEATH.Brakeman William Barrett sprang into the water tank behind the en- ine, only to be literally bailed to, eath as the flames swept over it.Engineer Foster and Conductor Kin- ville fled down the track through the fire and smoke, and were the first to reach the village of Posen and report the wreck and ask for assistance from here.Behind them straggled a burned and \u2018wounded procession of refugees from the wrecked train.It was a fearful march over the hot ties with the flames from the burning woods on either side of the track, roaring and snapping in their faces.Engineer Foster was terribly burned about the heüd and.the face, but \u201cit is thought that he will survive.Con ductor Kinville \u2018 was badly scored, James White was totally blinded by his burns, John Newicki, Sr., and his wife and Mrs.-Albert Haraies and her young son were also seriously burned.Many more of the refugees are suffering painful burns.\u201cThe survivors of the frightful \u2018 ex- terrible sufferings.They seemed to realize nothing except the necessity = for running, running, running, running to escape the intense heat and menacing flames.It was difficult to get any coherent statements from them as to loss of life in the wreck or as to whether there had heen any people left ERE TEACHERS CONVENTION., Electioncering Tactics of the Montreal Members.2 SOME LIVELY TALK INDULGED IN * AND OUTSIDE TEACHERS PROTEST.Oct.17.\u2014There was a eloud-burst in the teachers\u2019 cohvention ab the Thigh School.yesterday morn- Ing that nearly terminated the session In turmoil and threatened to *\u2018smash the machine,\u201d tons a fwiniliar poli-: tral phrase, { The fret d Montreal, storm has been brewing from the ay of the convention when it be- \u201c= Come known that the Montreal Woman Teachers\u2019 Associa a i slate\u201d of nominations for office, with- Mt the advice or approval of the out- - Side members, Barded \u2018as leaders of the u=socration, and.proue slates have been prepared at 1 0u8 Sessions hy the whole con- onion, Dever before, ju is said, has gection dared to Jo such a thing.or hud prepared Flectioneering is re- + > .+ unconstitutional py the faction Lng of protest and dissatis- the debat heard in connection with i 80me who.on the Pension Act and aseociatio, claimed.that the Montreal jorify on, which constitutes the ma- Were ve provincial association, roat in che the minority by the start that connection, wanted to a debate on the question of the \u201cslate\u201d NARLY BROKE UP al- | should be allotted for the discussion, yesterday forenoon, Mr.Wellington Dixon was in the chair and the subject was introduced by a resolution moved by a male teacher and seconded by a female teacher, both from outside the city, expressing regret at the action of the Montreal section.The cross firing that followed was the warmest that has been heard in a teachers\u2019 convention for a long time.Not until the matter was laid before the convention as the exposure of unconstitutional and immoral electioneering tactics did the Montreal woman teachers see the position their | action had placed them in.The first [Xi few speakers in defence of the \u201cslate\u201d excused their action on the ground that slates had been arranged before, and intimated that as their motives were good the end justified the means.But when the scheme was explained from the view point of the minority, courage almost failed them to justify: electioneering methods.Dr.Robins made the most scathing speech of all in which he denounced the glate framers as over-zealous wire- pullers, and declared that their action not only jeopardized the unity of the association, but also endangered their efforts to obtain the amelioration they were sceKing from the pro- vinrial authorities.Other speakers said they did not ob- Ject to the names proposed for the various offices but they must insist on \u2018the business of the association being carried on\u2019 along constitutional lines or resign.7 Adjournment only came when the time arrived to attend a lecture by Dr.Moyse_on \u201cThe Merchant of Venice,\u201d before the Superior School section.Se It is expected the debate will be continued this morning, unless the ment and its effect on the move- bate ho amendments to the act, De- : MOWever, was ruled out of order the execulive arranged that time Montrenl section shall withdraw the slate in the meantime.No one ventures to fortell the outcome, * \u2018they were returned to power I 2 SHERBROOKE, QUE, SATURDAY, Record.OCTOBER 17, 1908 ONE CENT.}: VISIT T0 TOWNSHIPS.Spoke Yesterday at-Granby and Lennoxville.m\u2014\u2014 A STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN \u2014 TIAS ADDRESSED 56 MEETINGS DURING TOUR.; \u2018The Lennoxville Town Hall was crowded last night by an enthusiastic audience on the occasion of the second visit to Sherbrooke county of Mr.R.L.Borden, the Conservative leader.The students from - Bishop's College turned out in a kody to greet Mr, Borden.The speakers of the evening were.Mr.Borden, Mr.M.I.Hackett, of Stanstead ; Col.Hugh Clark, of Centre Bruce, Ont.The chair was occupied by Mr.J.B.Orr, Pro-Mayor, of Lennoxville, who, in a Tew words expressed his great pleasure in being a British subject and a Conservative, and then called upon Mr.Hackett to address the meeting.Mr.Hackett, after a few introductory remarks, in which he stated that this was not a contest between \u201crouge and bleu,\u201d but the issue was \u201cCanada for the Canadians or 'Canada for the graîters,\u2019 took up the various questions of the campaign.Mr.Hackett made reference to the work the Conservative party had acèom- plished in days gone by, Confederation, the Canadian Pacific Railway, and the great National Policy of \u201cCanada for the Canadians\u2019 were the results of Conservative rule, and when inl 1896 the Conservative party was defeated, they went down with their face to the foe and in no disgrace.The various planks of tho Liberal platform were dealt with by Mr.Hackett, who declared that not one of the promises of the Liberal party had been kept.In closing his remarks Mr.Hackett paid a great tribute to the leader of the Conservative party, Mr.R.L.Borden, a man against.whom no charge of political corruption had ever been made and urged the electors to support Mr.Borden by returning Dr.Worthington to Ottawa.~*~ Mr.Hackett was followeu by Col.Hugh Clark, of Centre Bruce, Ont.,wha spoke very briefly and stated that he, had accompanied Mr.Borden during the last fifteen meetings which he had held in Ontario, and could assure the people of Quebec that Ontario would give Borden a bigger majority than ever before and hoped that the other provinces, would do as well for Mr.Borden as Ontario.In closing his remarks Col.Clark said: \u201cli a conscientious vote is given on the 26th day of October Mr.R.L.Borden will.be dut next Premier.\u201d : Mr.Borden followed Col.Clark, and at the opening stated that owing to the condition of his voice and the fact\u2019 that he had to leave that evening he wold have to be brief.After having spoken at 56 meetings during the last four or five weeks, lis voice was in a bad condition.Mr.Borden expressed his pleasure at secing so many of the ladies present and on the- authority of the Lian.Mr.Hanna, made the following statement, \u2018Every married woman controls one vote while every un- martied\u2018 woman controls from: three to six votes.\u2019\u201d\u201d Mr.Borden in this connection also told the story.of a prominent public man who had been asked by a suffiragette whether or not he was in favor of giving a vote to women.\u201cYes,\u201d he replied, \u201cI am in favor of giving a vote or a voter to every woman.\u201d - The leader of the Opposition then proceeded to deal with the public questions of the day and took wide issue- with the Liberals when they claimed that they were the cause of the great prosperity which Canada had enjoyed during the past few years.of prasperity was to be found all over the world and was not, either directly or indirectly, the result of their work.The Liberal party had said that if they would strive for a greater anada.\u201cCanada,\u2019\u2019 said Mr, Borden, \u2018can only be made greater by having her ideals of citizenship elevated, its territories cannot be increased.On the other hand they have been ~ decreased to a great extent by the bungling of the Government in the settlement of the Alaskan boundary.\u201d Mr.Borden made reference to the way in which the public domains of Canada were being disposed of by the.Laurier Government.Large tracts of land and timber were being allowed to pass out of the control of the Government for nearly nothing.Favored members who a few years ago were worth practically nothing, stood today as millionaires.| and lumber scandals come in for a severe criticism from Mr.Borden._ The financial condition of Canada was dealt with and Mr.Borden stated that when Canada attempted ta float Fa loan not long ago the great money centre of the world, .the London market, would only subscribe - 44 percent.of the amount.\u201c At the same time the British Government placed one on the market and the speculating public subscribed the amount 90 times over.The people of England were beginning to fear far the future of Canada owing to the fact that they were going at too fast a pace.\u201cWhat a pity,\u201d said Mr.Borden, \u201cthat Canada, with all her minerals, fcrests fisheries and agricultural possibilities, could not support a loan on account of the way in which the finances of the country vere hahdled.\u201d 12 ' Mr.Borden stated that the principal of Conservative democracy was that the people\u2019s money should be expended for public purposes and every dollan accounted for, that the publie domains be disposed of in a proper manner, that the public servants shall be selected upon character and not upon party service.The speaker went on the state that the ranks of the Tiberal party were composed of as true patriots as com: (Continued om page 4.) This era | The Fraser land - MR.BORDEN'S SECOND (TO HALVE THE COST OF PAPER U.S.Govermment Chemists So (RESODLT OF EXPERI- § NIH CORNSTALKS\u2014 GREASBENREYS RQ: oi a cheajéit-paper {hat will dispense altogether Wa: the; use_of \u201cwood fibre.dark grays.thick and heavy \u2018 like parchment seid almost as tough as sheepskin.Ë hen there is a lighter shade of ithe, same character, two shades of \u201cyellow and one of white.The whitp paper .ig made from the hard outsitté-\u201cbhell}+g£\u2018thè stalk and the yellow grades ¥rom.the pith.The yellow grades have a much longer fi- \u2018linen rags; ox cotton.It is very soft and pliable \u2018Millions of tons of cornstalks will \u2018be \u2018available for this new manufacturd; according to the Department of culture.At present the stalks are annually destroyed in enormous quantities to get them out of the way, ar.¢lse are simply turned under the sil \u2018with a plough to add slightly to the fertilization of the next year\u2019s crop.\u2019 : The pro®ss of manufacturing the new invedtien is much easier than that involvdd in reducing woodpulp to paper.The chemists have used in their experiments the \u2018soda cooked\u201d process, which, has been found to be the best for making the finer grades of woodpulp paper.But the cornstalks only need about two and a half hours of cocking, ig this process against the \u2018thirteën or\u201cfourtéen hours needed to paper has been made only in a laboratory without special machinery or the whole sale production necessary to insure cheapness, but the department is going to experiment at once on \u2018a larger scale, and believes that the price of white paper as well as the other grades will be reduced to a startling degree.\u2018No special growth of corn is needed,\u201d said one of the chemists.7\u201cWe have used the ordinary- stalk from the Virginia fields, and the kind that is destroyed in Texas, Ten- \\nessee and elsewhere in wasteful quantities each year can now he turned to use.Not only will the cost of paper bé greatly reduced, but the farmer will have an added asset in a by-pro- duct that ought \u2018to net him a neat sum each year.\u201d The department will al once take steps to have the manu-_ facture of the new paper undertaken on a larger scale.BEDFORD DISTRICT ELECTION PROTEST Not Proceeded With at Sweets- burg Yesterday.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PEOPLE WHO WERE LOOKING FOR SPICY DEVELOPMENTS DISAPPOINTED.Sweetsburg, Oct.17.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Everything was in readiness, yesterday, to start the investigations of alleged corrupt practices in the Shel- ford and Missisquoi election cases.But no progress was made, and the Court was adjourned to next Tuesday, the 20th inst.At the opening of the Court a certificate was read from Dr.Surprenant of Notre Dame de Stanbridge, to the effect that Mr.Gosselin was sick and could not attend Court.On the other hand, the Shefford case could not be proceeded with, - because only one witness was present, the others having been detained in Gran- by for the Borden reception.So that the numerous spectators present to see spicy developments were all greatly disappointed.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 POLICE STATION NOTES.The police arrested a man from Durham yesterday afternoon at the G.T.R.depot charged with being drunk and incapable, He had a knife and $3 in his possession.oo _ A man from Putnam, Conn., was brought to the police station for \"lodging last night.An electric battery was found outside the door of a hardware store an Bridge street last night.: as Brera d THE WEATHER.ol Lo LOCAL FORECAST: Fresh southwest to sctath winds ; fipe and warm.aterial \u2018from which.already | five gradesthave successfully het made | is the ordifazy comnstalk, and ffcdals of the dafjftstent pyedict that the new prodded: when \u2018made on a larger scale, will: BB at least 50 per cent.cheaper tgif the \u201cprint paper now made fromgwood pulp, The two bureaus havey working on the problem for yq&ps, but not until this week have theydwestlte been so positively: successful Ho Ca permit \u201cot: ea.ai noüncements:=- Phe : first > prootiésl | sampies Mâve\" been manufactaraëï.\u201cby | Dr.H.S.yA*tiatot and hid:aseiatäits, at the ney.laboratory \u2018on\u2019 Pefinsylve- nia avenudt¥ : oe TR Dr.Brisf{t{'%as already carried his experiment so \u2018the oint el.meking the paper \u201c§) five shades.One grade is bre, and resemble paper rhade from | soften the woodpulp.So far the new | large crowd GOSSIP OF THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN Official Nomination Will Be Held On Monday.ggg FARMERS\u2019 CANDIDATE IN MISSIS.QUOI COMES OUT AS A FREE TRADER, Monday is nomination day throughout the Dominion.Nominations are received up to two o\u2019clock, at which hour the returning officers officially announce the nominations and\u2019 tho speeches of the day follow.The meeting in Sherbrooke is to be held in the new Court House.\u201cMr.Geor 0.Ei, Ford, _ the Indepen- \u2018dent candidate in Missisquoi County, has issued an address to the electors in which he sets forth his platform.He declares himself the farmers\u2019 candidate.He declares.: \u201cFor ten years we have had good -prices for our produce and if there was not an ulcer draining the revenue from our farms we would be much better off than we are, This ulcer is protection.\u201d He says he believes in Canada for Canadians, but not Canada for a part of Canadians who knife the other part.He thinks the farmers are being knifed.He adds: \u2018Both political parties believe in protection, the Conservatives openly urge it and the Liberals openly practice it.\u201d The following further extracts are taken from his address : \u201cYes, protection and robbery are the same.You may soften the word robbery.and call it legal robbery.* * *\u201d \u201cYes, I say, Canada for the Canadians, bnt let us farmers and all who use manufactured goods have our \u2018innings at least half the time, * * * \u201d \u201cIf the farmer can\u2019t make his farm pay, he is sold out.No bonus for the\" farmer, and I say no bonus for the manufacturer, and no protection.\u201c ® 9 \u201cI consider 35 per cent.on manufactured goods simply velvet for \u2018the manufacturer and patched overalls for the farmer, * * * *\u201d \u201cMr.Meigs and Dr.Pickel are both protectionists.Dr.Pickel is my near neighbor and family physician.In both capacities I do not want a better man.Both Meigs and Pickel support protection.I want none of their an- te-farmer policy.* * * * \u201d \u201cJ am personally working my own farm doing my own farm chores each day.I do not believe in stumping the County from house to house\u2018and 1 take this means of bringing a few of mv ideas before the -voters of Missig 3 that point \u2018and that the child which\" Baker and Miss.B.Sturton quoi, ».\u201d .An exchange says: \u201cThe school board is fussing abou% heating the school rooms.Why not get some of the politician\u2019s hot air ?\u201d Way's Mills, Oct.17.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The Liberals held a meeting here on Thursday night when about a hundred electors listened to the addresses of the candidate, Mr.Lovell, supported by Mr.Bissonnette, Mr.I\u2019.B.Ricler,ex- M.P., and Mr.A.C.Hanson also spoke.Bury, Get.17.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Thursday was a lively day in this town.In the afternoon were held the trotting races, which attracted a large number of people.Then in the evening were two political meetings.~The chief Liberal attraction was the Hon.Sydney Fisher, who spoke in the Town Hall.The Conservatives also held a very successful and largely attended meeting.The programme was varie\u2018, consisting of political speeches, songs and selections by the band, followed hy re- refreshments.: * Both parties locally, Conbervative and Liberal, were highly entertained.It is reported from Cowansville that Mr.Cotton has received the required 25 signatures to his nomination papers and will enter thé Brome contest as Independent-Liberal-Prohibitionist.Some advise him to take a long farewell of his 3200 deposit.This he promises to do.) A Liberal rally will be held in the Rink Opera House, Stanstead.on Monk day evening when speeches will be made by Messrs.Hibbard, McMaster and Rider and others, The ladies as usual are invited.Berlin, Ont., October 17.\u2014W, T.Mac- Kenzie King yesterdaysent a letter to the secretary of the Conservative association accepting the challenge of A.W.Wright te debate the labor question in Berlin Opera House on Wednesday next.Three Rivers, Que., October 17.\u2014At a meeting of the Conservative Association here last evening, P.E.Panneton, hanker, of this city, was chosen as Conservative candidate for Three Rivers-St.Maurice, Toronto, Octdier_ 17\u2014J.S.Cars- tairs, Conservative organizer, has arranged the following dates for Sir James P.Whitney, prime minister, to speak in Ontario : Toronto, October 90 ; Berlin, October 22; Windsor, Oct.23.Hon.J.J.Foy, attorney general, and A.C.Macdonell, will also speak at Berlin.+ MR.BORDEN AT GRANBY.Granby, Oct.17.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Mr.Borden, the Conservative leader, was\u2019 given an enthusiastic reception yesterday.On arriving at the station the Conservative chieftian was met by Mr.L.P.Bernard, M.I.A.for Shefiord, Mr.W.H.Robinson, the Conservative \u2018candidate, and the local reception coms : mittee, accompanied by a band and a of citizens.Mr.Borden here | BULGARIA TAKES \u201cÀ FARM STAND.| Will Pay no Indemnity to Turkey.POWERS ARE TO BE SO INFORM- ED\u2014CABINET HELD MEETING, Sofia, Oct.17,\u2014(Special.)\u2014Members of the Bulgarian Cabinet who, on Thursday accompanied © Czar Ferdin- \u2018and to his Pretritza hunting lodge in the Rabo Mountain, returned here late_yesterday and anndunced the result of their deliberations under the presidency of Ferdinand.The Cabinet has decided \u2018to reject the proposal emanating from London for payment of indemnity to Turkey as the result of recognition of Bulgariw's independence.A note to that effect will he sent by the Bulgarian administration to the powers.| The only question the Government is willing to negotiate is the purchase of rights of the Oriental Railway.DALY NEWS SPECIALS PARTS OF TH FOUR GENERATIONS IN ONE HOUSE.- | Coaticook, Qct.17.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Interest is often displayed in the event of meetings of four generations at family reunions and other gatherings.Coaticook has an instance -of four generations living continually on Elm street in the same house.The happy great-grandmother is Mrs.S.H.Flanders ; also, living there is her son, Mr.Chas.Flanders, and his children, one of whom Mr.W.Flanders and his wife and their son Master Howard Flanders.It is not often that so many generations are living at home together.Co A WARNING TO PARENTS.Compton, \u2018Oct.17.\u2014(Special)\u2014A.man drove into our village on Wednesday evening with his little girl six years of age and without hitching his horse left\u2019 the child.in charge while he went into Mr.Munroe\u2019s shop.The horse, perhaps getting frightened, started to run and the screams of the child were heard by several as the team tore down the street.This gave cause for prevailed until a telephone message was received from - Compton station, that the horse had been stopped near ad pluckily held - te -#s post, was uninjured.This should come as a warning to all fathers in regard to taking similar risks with young children.\u2014 WINDSOR MILLS ODD FELLOWS.Windsor Mills, Oct.17.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Jubilee Lodge of Odd Fellows, last evening, received an official visit{* from the Grand Master of the jurisdiction, who was accompanied by D.D.G.M., T., D.Ward.\u201cThere was a good atiendance and a very pleasant evening spent.Following the Lodge meeting\u201d an oyster supper was served, the evening concluding with a short toast list, during which speccheä were made by the visiting G.M., and by Rev.Bros.Tanner and Belford, Jubilee Lodge passed its 11th anniversary last Friday.It has over 50 members.Arrangements are being made to move into a new and con- viently arranged hall on Main street, within a short time.OPENING OF ST.GEORGES CHURCH, GRANBY.Granby, Oct.17.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The formal dpening of the new St.George's church took place on Wednesday.A large number of the clergy and laity from different parts of the diocese were present.The church was filled to the doors at both morning and evening services.The Right Rev.Bishop of Ontario preached in the morning, and the Very Rev.the Dean of Monireal in the evening, The mem- hers of the clergy present were: Ven.Archdeacon Naylor, of Farnham; Ven, Archdeacon Norton, \u2018of Montreal; Deans \u2018Jenkins, of Waterloo, Carmich- acl, of Knowlton, Lewis, of Cowans- ville ; A, Robinson, of Clarenceville, and the Rev.Messrs.R.T.Overing, of Stanbridge ;.J.H.Bell, of Sutton; W.C.Bernard, of Bedford ; F.Charters, of St.Simeon\u2019s, Montreal ; W.A.Howard, of North Shefford ; A.Ire- of South Stukely ; H.O.Loisell, of Sabrevois ; J.W.Martin, of Iron Till; G.A, Mason, of West Sheffnid, L.T.Miller, of Abbatsford, and R.D.Mills, of Waterloo.The mus'ral part of tbe services were unler the direction of Mr.A.A.Wood, with Mr.Walter Legge, as organist.The collection amounted to 31,150.After the morning service over 300 sat do vn to a luncheon \u2018in the Town Hail, pie- pared by the ladies of St.zeorgu's church.The magnificent church edi- fico, which was opened for public worship under such favarable aces was designed by Messrs.Cox and Amos, of Montreal, built bv : Messrs.Simoneau and Dion, of Sherbrooke, and cost $35,000.The seating capa: city is over 300.The Rector js Canon W.B.Longhurst, who has just completed the 28th year/oi his incumbency./ \u2014\u2014 * DUNHAM COUNCIT.Durham, Oct.17.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 On Tuesday evening while the centennial celebration was taking place in the ite adjourned session in their office to homologate the Voters\u2019 List, after a consideration of the petitions fyled hy Messrs.Arthur Selby, J.F.Yeats and Philo England.wns heartily cheered as he stepped (Continued on page 7.) 1 : [.Mayor J.(3.Selby was in the chair and Councillors Small, Curley, Yeats, grave alarm and the deepest anxiety | land, of Phillipsburg ; F.C.Ireland, | Village Hall, the Village Council held | ASBESTOS MINNG [Eo AND MFG.CQ: Bondholders \u201cMay Reorganid pis A and Take Hold of Property.1 = \u2014 ( EXTREMELY FABORABLE, [§ # %.\u2014 Mr.J.J.Griffith, one of the joil%.~~ liquidators in the matter of the 7 | bestos Mining and Manufacturing C4 >.i returned last evening from Providené À - ; R.L, where he met a numben of capitalists interested in\u201d this prosr ity.i Tt is understood~ there is a mov ® ' ment on foot on the part-of the hon}: ' holders to reorganize the company, {# An expert recently examined the pif perty and his report is extremely ff § a is likely that th wi} is likely that the property we go, through the.regular course of quidation, and when the time :com§} for its sale the American.bondholde may through a reorganized compe again take hold of the matter.ROM AL | E EASTERN TOWNSHIPS] Baker, 0.C., Selby and F.X.Bea}.vais were in attendance.The' on} discussion arose over the name of off person petitioned on by Mr.England} the opinion being that he was not 3! | legal age.No affidavit supported } pretentions to the dignity of a votdi Councillors Small, Yeats.and Cu voted to put his name on the lis§§ Councillors 0.C.Selby, Beauvais ax -Baker voted contra and the Ma sent for the candidate himsel! bet giving his casting vote, The candida #' was not to be found, so Mr.May: voted contra and his name will not added until next year, , FANCY DRESS PARTY.- Dunham, Oct.17.\u2014 (Special)~ TH! | Seniors of Dunham Ladies\u2019 Collegi! gave the \u201cFreshmen\u201d a fancy dred party in the Assembly \u2018Hall, Saturdd] evening, Oct.10th.The hall ag} room adjoining were prettily decors ed and the costumes were exceptiondi.ly good.1 The prizes were awarded to Miss Jk Allan, who went as a Chinaman, ad { Miss \u2018I.Ewing, who represent \u201cStarry Night.\u201d © A Those receiving were the Misses Bf Smith, M.Planche, M.Currie and §§ Allan.Music was furnished by MFi and i Fa + refreshments were served.Before the guests departed thri} cheers were \u2018given for D.L.C.and tif new lady principal, Miss Jay, also f}] the staff and Seniors and Freshmen4} \u2018 CELEBRATING CHURCH CENTE}% _ NIAL AT DUNHAM.: RE Dunham, Oct.17.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Ti centennial proceedings, celebrating t one $hundredth anniversary of - 1} founding\u2019 of the Anglican parish of AI}\" Saints, Dunham, was prefaced by {§ most hoyntiful repast served by .t§§ ladies.of Dunham, famous éooks;; §& the-Town Hall, on tables hurried} § placed after the session of the Towif ship Council.; 1k The adjournment to the upper ME lage Hall was the signal for cod, mencing the real object of the avé ing\u2019s gathering.A hymn was su and the present Rector of this paris Rev.H.Plaisted, M.A., explained t}] nature of the meeting together ; thi it was to signallize the anniversaryf®.the arrival among the then inhalF tants of this section of the wort8% clergyman then and now known 45 \u201cPriest Cotton.\u201d Mr.Plaisted brief) reviewed the work accomplished und the direction of this pioneer and 3} his fight successors in this field of §& bor.Mr.Plaisted read letters frd; former Rectors and others invited $4 be present, including the Rev.Geo Johnson, of Montreal; Rev.N.A.§¥ Bourne, of Listowel, Ont.; Rev.P.#4 \u2018Pratt, of Montreal Junction ; Rev, § H.Parker, of Lennoxville, 84 Of former clergymen of this pe atk J there were present Rev.R.D, Mills, #8 + Waterloo ; Rev.G.A.Mason, of Wal Shefford.i ~The Venerable Archdeacon Davidedg| of Frelichshurg, read a paper coveri part of the pastorate of \u201cPriest Cd} ton,\u201d and his immediate successof§ viewed from the standpoint of a cà temporary.He gave a list of: © tributors (laymen) to some worthy d ject of by-gone days, among which Ij of names appeared those of ancestdg * of many present, last Tuesday evelf.ing.0% Then\u2019 Fraulein Olga Larsen, vidtiff here with Dr.and Mrs.A.E.Rykef§ .of Paris, France, rendered a piano #7 .°- : lo, playing music of the Swedish tyf majestic and grand.oe Rev.R.D.Mills discussed his -o$ 4: pastorate .and that of the reveg - founder of Dunham Ladies\u201d Colleg % Rev.William Henderson.hy The Rev.W.P.R.Lewis, of Cowat ville, as present Incumbent of a pd à of what was once Dunham Parish, wf = prepared to deliver an interesting df.dress, but, owing to the hour bei rE far advanced, this treat was defers 3 until tha All Saints\u2019 parish dinner.If The Rev.G.A.Mason and Rev, }F Pletts, Methodist pastor of this plaé \u20ac\" - then spoke a few well chosen aff\", bright phrases and greatly interest the audience.The centennial: celebr tion terminated with the singing the National Anthem.MARRIAGES.YOUNG\u2014ARTHUR.- .o At high noon to-day St.Pete church was the scene of an ext quiet hut pretty wedding.when M (Continued on page 1-\\ x pat. the power to contemplate and | United States if there was no prohi- address Sunday evening, Oct.18th, in 7 ne 8 we à 5 > i .i * ° an , \u2018 I ji 1 a | à Fra Énig } Co jas a LTT ee TI : SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908.CL ms ; CE so ; 4 % i k ii % 5, A = 73 ce - \u2014 ; = = = ' = = > \u2019 \u2026- .I \u2019 R .\u2019 .5 ; K 13.41 =n | | a TT | : 4 \"SOUTH DURHAM.| yeoeteseeettteeeteteeseeeeee rear 7 #7 WE ARE Does It Pay TRAVEL WHILE YOUNG.|U.8.LOOKING INTO LO hareh] éétéérecstécere LT : ae A ?re ladies o .: , .¥ $0.=» E E OPLE | Xo insure in the YOUTH THE TIME FOR OBSERVA- CANADIAN PULP SUPPLY |cuia gave a vefy successful Harvest MISS McCLELLAND, | .: $ | 119 455 4 | TH P Canada Life ?| TN oF THE SIGHTS OF | == | Home supper and concert 0 Tuesday An Expert Corset Fitter froi .C8 Fo) Printers : 4.2 77 Ë and the only ones who do Garment ILLUSTRATION | THE WORLD.TESTIMONY GIVEN BEFORE CON- evening in ih one the attendance ° P | on Bias Gorsets vaste ada: = 3 HS - I BE oF ., : \u201c : & 1 1 À 4 \\ ent \u2019 .; ur » {ig dL P Dyeing and Cleaning in town, All{ Policy No.064138., (From the Washington Post.) , GRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON Was an exes \"Hid all present enjoy-| Limited will be with us on the days ment: WEY eet, Sher 18 RRR others are agents for out of town Issued Dec.30, 1891, Youth is the time for observation, was very large and 5 ls, & .y nentioned be.#98 JBSCRIPTI 13 3/4 +, A x : d our work Plan.15 Payment Life.maturity the time for action, and old PAPER, ed a pleasant evening.Proceeds, #35.hen she will be leased to fit N B Banc -to BDY au -, :houses.Come im and see ©! Estimated Cash Surrender Value).\" .be ir af Ë : rivals include: Mr.and low, when she will be pleased to fit and dem : sd Britain à 14 : £4 °° 4 snd get our pricès before sending your g5150.00.: asset ago ith me for reflection.Slip either! Minneapolls, Oct.17.\u2014Digging for yp pcent pe Farquhar and.children of oh fort Iw lorful off.CMonstrate to Grec enr, $2.00: à 2 .\u201c\u2019 Æ work out of town.Actual Cash Surrender Value 80, period oul ol its place, and the MAN 8 jacts relating to the supply of timber {o!% \u201cYOO, ives : Mrs.VWilliam|@ you the comiort and wonderiul elect on the owe » oo of nths, cen FETE À IMPERIAL LAUNDRY & STEAM (me peste om animateur Ho ful ts ot lof ja the United States and showing an Scr, with join, Yor Jie he inl effect the figure of By sa, à SM he = RIAL ; F : ; pleasure and \u2018the prot unusual interest in the timber supply yon 2 ts of Mr.and Mus.the Bias Filling.oT I.ships BY ie mon 2%: = This is not an exceptional example; [of his experience which-he should.| .il Sherbrooke, guests o a oT ution i 22 2: \u2018a DYE WORKS, For information apply to any repres- It is in youth that men cught to où Canada, the select committee ot | Fred Graham : Mr.and Mrs.R.A: Fitting and Cansultation free.© -No oblisenti sok, Pers or T4 id 4 Rs JE ; .k entative of the Company.i J travel, when they can behold with the |. le poe A hol he Jong believe that anybody knows.\u201d Damon: Mr.D.Sloan Welinesday for no evening services in the Presbyter-{ 1.0 on Tor poston and New ¥ouk, \u2018Bi : - $ mi x rad of eo make the most of it.À man has not Do you know if the supply is inex- Upper Canada : Miss M.L.Bean home ian and Congregational Churches, On 915 pm\u2014or B ro Co MORTG AGH 4 Eu Em y É F \u201cplenty of time\u201d to see.He has an bavetible?} o es the spruce sup-|from Canaan last week ; Mr.and Mrs.account of this occasion, ' oston and Now York, ,Ç 4 \u20ac - BEAR 3 a.4, whic ere 1s ply is inexhaustible.\u201d = P.Chamberlain, of Dixville, Sunday ; \u201cof Flodden, h oved in- ARRIVE SHERBR 7 .* Receaves mot ; age in which to do his thinking.Y P.Chamb \u2019 .y Mr.Rose, of Flodden, has m OOKE Receives iM a = - JOHN 0.DUNCAN, Sole Agent for Sherbrooke, youth and the fresh, oar emetions sf What would [be the effect of the re-|Mr, S.George, Mr.and Miss Buck-!{o his new residence in Melbourne, 7.16 &.m.\u2014From Boston and New Yor | 0 : Bh RE \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ees \u2014 me vouth are ephemeral.The ÿ must be moval of the tariff on pulp wood and |larid, of Barnston, \u2018Monday.which he has recently finished.2.45 p.m.\u2014From Concora, Bt: Jo Ts Allsws late i FB EA , - ; comma grasped or they will slip away 4 other timber?\u201d \u201cF, think it would Congnatulatitns are extended to Mr.; bury and Newport, © 4 114 æ- NE mecs cu _ ay, an x .>, : Mrs.A.Dalton has returned from a 4 _ Co tod.half y6 \u201c14 2- ec SEL QE ae they do not return.: cheapen pulp, but I am not so sure.\u201d [and Mrs.(Judge) Herbert Blake, qf visit to Montreal -20 p.m.\u2014From Boston and New York, computed, $F 3 | + | \u2018 AN IN + Island Pond, Vt., at thé.birth of a Re D a Mr >, Kellock left on 7.50 a.m Mixed \u201cfrom Newport.8m- J, D.14 à.n TERESTING LETTER FROM |son, Oct.12th.| v, Ur.\u2018 an 8., .8 on'y, connecting with .H.; 4 245 T § [MUST ASSASSINATE - | MEXICO.- \u201cMe.J.Sage was the loser of a fine Friday morning for their home.in from' Boston and New York, 8 CT 1 LN = .BN .I : horse, which died last week.: Kinnear\u2019s 1118./ ~ - 1 - § 4 TN a n * PERSIAN SHAH.The following are extracts from a Quarry No.2 is closed for the pre-| Mrs.Johnston, of Montreal,/is visit- 2 ù FLANDERS, Pass.Trad, Mee, \u2014 oe Worthingt HEE + all CL \u2014\u2014 | letter written by Mr.Ernest Hawley, | gent.ing her son, Dr.Johnstnn, for a few us » Gen.Pass Agt.Bostan: \u2018 ° i : ONLY HOPE FOR COUNTRY, formerly of Robinson, Bury, from Rio + days.: i \u2014 red Notarles 4 154 ppl AES ER da Od HLINKS REVOLUTIONISTS.Blanca, Mexico.\u2018 > dull CHAMBERS-FERLAND.A number from here atténded the PF pp po A Si oe «SEAR dessa, Oct.17.\u2014\u201cThe Persian peo- e says: \u201cProspects are very du TT i Kinersh le EN : ~ Marriage licens ¥ PC 9 Sl gx HX a oN HR » f oO : .H > > 3 110 0\u20ac 2 CRE \u2014 53 ple will never have a constitution une in this country at present.I must tell Three New Veins Discovered Making political meeting held at Kings ury aéré ; NTRAL - Building, Sherbr + iE \u201cHouse s.46 |less the present shah is Killed and the YOU about my trip to Mexico City Twenty-six in.All.VE AE Ce EE INR CNE [°- - CROSSING, seco il 4e \u2019 Cu TJ |national, party becomes victorious,\u201d jg during Independence Day festivals, .; .\u2018\u201c Mrs.J.Adams has, moved into the ee pes © each months BT 4 ; the apinion of .an aged and venerable which came on the night of the 15th Considerable satisfaction is express- Hill\u201d residence on Craig street.TIME TABLE\": .i The One Best Roof member of\u2018 the \u2018Iabriz Parliament, and 16th of September, I went to the ©! Dy the Chambers-Ferland directors| Mr.R.Ferguson, of Montreal, was .ESET ; _\u2014 named Htikhan-Ul-Atebba, who is at city to see the sights.We had four ©\" 8 report from the mine that three \u2018in town Friday on business.In Effect October Sth, 1008, sn for Every Kind present in this country on his way to days\u2019 holiday, so had a nice stay | \"°W veins have heen discovered Wer Mrs.George Gilchrist and children BOS \u2014_\u2014 % ; Constantinople with n small party of there.On the night of tne 15th of | close proximity 10 Right of Way |p.0 returned from a visit to relu- BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS, of nowadays will soon -crack, warp or ares al | .front of the park at .11 o\u2019élock, .able to ship $50,000 worth of orel Mr.Fred Verrill, merchant of Mel- ©zcept Sundäy: 11 10 burn.Slate will crack and fall of.- 1.apriz, reontinued Jftikhan-Ul-Atebba.fore 10 o'clock there wis a wrod di monthly, is giving excellent results, bourne, has gone on a visit to Boston ACCOMMODATION * THAIN, i fhare * -\" -F \u2018Composition roofing will dry out and ling the unter nationalists, are gain- 100,000 people gathered there in front the manager reporting that the whole! and other points.: - |- Sherbrooke 6.40 p.m., arrives Quite .\" Suitable 4 rot.These materials are expensive at capture a D ehoray od ! © projected of the palace and in the park.Two of PTOPerty never looked better than at| My, J.H.Linahen, of Montreal, was 6.15 a.m., daily except Sunday.0 1: | frst-and are a continual expense every tion of the shah Bond re assassin the finest bands in Mexico, the Police the present tine, ant that the ore in|.itown this morning to attend the Aïso connecting trains on Megantio Dir- Ail i | k | 1 yeartha ey are on the roof.; of time.I have full confidence os the Band and the Artillery Band, played he values shalit 18 sieadily improving funeral of his late aunt, Miss Margar- ision and Chaudiere Valley Branch.1 ce ih dh TER ce : 9 future success of dur revolutionary 2 ternately until 11 o'clock, when the - 4 | et Linahen._ | For time-tables or further particule CR Apply RB i PUBLIC BUILDINGS | S AFE LOCK \u2018 party.\u2014 Our present aim js to \u2026wix President comes out and delivers his DENISON'S MILLS Mr.E.M.Emmerson, of the Boston apply to any of the company's x de y : b 9 over the Government troops t speech and pulls a cord which rings oH is 1 : Last Co., Boston, Mass., is in town orate KE.O.Grundy, G.F.and P.A, | au\" Af | ~~ Galvanized | side.The.shah\u2019s soldiers \u2018already are | the Bell of | Liberty, and lights .the Departures are: Miss, D.Sullivan, on business in connection with the Sherbrooke.TE \u2018 CA : \u2018 discontented because they are not get- lamps which form the figures, 1810, back to Richm ond ; Miss Belle Foster Boston Last Co., here.: r= A J Steel Shingles ting their money.Our own men are With was the year Mexico gained her 10 Danville, after being the guest of} Dr Moffatt is spending a few days He 1) Ini Map ddr es 3 © loyal and well paid.- We have at pre- independence from Spain.Immediate- Miss M.Andrews; Mr.and Mrs.I.| in Montreal on*business.Ii , à are lightningproof, fireproof and water- sent over three thousand good figat- ly all the bells in the city begin to Wood hack to their home in \u201cGardner, \u2014 ' ; Rain, snow an 1 \\ ROCK ISLAND.proof.wind can\u2019t get under'a \u2018\u2018Safe Lock\u2019\u2019 Roof because each shingle locks on all four sides\u2014and there are no cleats to break and allow shingles toloosen.Extra heavy galvanizing means a lifetime of service and satisfaction, Mass., after being the guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.S.Mastine ; Miss (i.Hebert to Victoriaville; Mr.and Mrs.Penn Andrews and little daughter back to their home in Wind-.ring and a salute is fired by the gun®, and the two bands play together the National Anthem, which is called one of the finest nhtional .anthems in the world.Myself and a few Mexican ers, together with six pieces of arvtil- lery and sufficient ammunition and provisions for some time to come.We have been almost uniformly successful In our recent engagements, nd our Mrs.M.J.unt, of Barton Landing, is spending a few days at Derby Line, the guest of her son, Mr.Ralph Hunt.: - Dominion General | Elections - CONDAY, OCIOBËR 26 Single Fare for Round T b Between all Stations in Canada, 0, the Grand Trunk Railway.= Going Oct, 23.97, 25 and # Return limit, Oct.27th, - 1968, « City Ticket Office, § Strathopith Bo 7 C.H.FOSS, Agents \u2026 - a a \"STORES More :.to-day are in high spirits over | friends got right in tl :s/sor Mills; Miss Sadie Costello to \u2018 EY sp ,Ç \u201cSafe Lock\u201d Shingles make the ideal men y 1 high spirits over s got right in the centre of this * \u2019 Mr.Sydney Forrest, of the FL T.(.Ne \\ roof\u2014and the cheapest roof in the end.the capture at Tabriz of sufficient crowd of 100,000, and as luck would D rock entertained quite a Bank, is having two weeks\u2019 holiday, quantities of arms and_ammunition to equip \u2018an | army of thirty thousand men.This war material was.m a Government arsenal that fell into our hands.\u201d have it, right in the centre of the peons and dogs of the city, About 10.- 30 the crowd began to get excited and- we Fad hard work to keep our feet | and keep from being trampled upon.I do not suppose our American clothes and hats helped us to any comfort for if 1 ever got beaten around like a pillow in a pillow fight, it was there.The struggle to get out of that crowd will live in my mind for a long time.Several times J felt a hand go into my pocket.I have done some hard work in my life but never like that before.If I ever sce a crowd of 100- Re ARR) Before you decide on your roofing material, write for our catalogue No.20 of Metal Shingles, Walls and Ceilings\u2014and get our prices.THE METAL SHINGLE & SIDING CO.LIMITED, PRESTON, ONT.ano MONTREAL, QUE.78.spending same at Boston, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.Louis A.Davidson have returned from FEmmerton, Que.Mr.Davidson goes there for hunting, but this year did not have his usual good luck, ; Mr.A.N.Sunbury and family, of North Hatley, are moving into Mr.Bloigett\u2019s teñement at Derby Line.Mrs.Ida Corliss, of.Barnston, who has been here several weeks, being treated by Dr.George F¥.Waldron, is making rapid progress.toward recciv- ery.While Mr.Walter Saunders is having Mr.B.Hooker, of East Canno Wheat.~eup of number of her friends on Wednesday evening last, dancing being the chief amusement.All report a very pleasant time.The many friends of Mrs.L.Cote are very sorry to learn of her being in such poor health, : A united political meeting was held at the Hall on Wednesday last.- Among those why took advantage of the excursion to Boston were Mr.TI.Lockwood and Mrs.W.Sutherland.Great scarcity of water in this cinity, Many of the springs have dried em AN IMPORTANT OFFER = ca _ .di i Ala 4 D S da ee od, 3 : da - de Tomek ?STORE ic A 3 3 2 ë SL TT > B A Ne Ep Ë.Va K = 2 pol es} mE 8 EE pg y hi E Ce oe ae 3 i = = - print prete ae au pea Le ie ake © R à Rg a .cs 25 > 2 ra : > a = rom - = .; 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A Bi i k i : : .\u2018 > .e.tag na Re\" = DT ue ne Liga : fo _ na > en SES CE, x - ; a NE RER pe vs , agi aies MORE ES TN CIE RSR ES à ' ve a dde Le .ET y 2 Nel TA = CE.\u2019 , _ $ \u201c2, 5 oo Te a 5 , + 2 Sate.go.7 i PEP, TNS Bl pp ERA ROR VEE ER AY A Wo gem TSR ie > : du > Se = > : a : 1071 \" .=, : x: 9 je sage ha = oy br Ë wl 252 a ; : \u20ac, $y 103 - ve À +.Lv - wl , , ERY, : Er A NCI a EUR NES Rr eT rep posts \" P \" .+ deg co : ms\u201c., ho, .A ow oy - + ; [A ign ler gf snl of m'a LE EL dpi VRP D PER i : » el 2 225.CEE AA US 4 - .R .DER ; ps iE oe ; : ; x \u201c* ; © es eu Lo .POUR SE STI ROUE vs tral Te .Sn > .por : A Te .- ses FE Ec : ; 20 is 0 - AE LA Cie 3 + > .i 3 ven.ey 43 Coo + , Chie rie oo Ta Ce Ho Forts ; Lo Hg .: = \" 7 ; A PMP ES cu Te a 3 NF DN.Mel Ta ; PE ; Co Lio ee ¥ LE EL 5 cos >.7 : Sw AE © PAT A .04 oN - ; Grp lpn Lote eT RC x \"qe A ES a ; ; ; \u201c Pa.R 3 : > ET 4 KR \\ - oe WE ° \u201c- Er - A ; ; : - i.4 | A Great Many Cr RTE pagode vi- end pee fo.hoje 000 people again, cos up.his- holidays, Mi i 2 Y C EE Je - - °F * A large stock of Men's and from a Dinan, root and meer out \u2018 \u2014+ Ryegate, is taking his place at the BB.BR ANADIAN hy a _ al OYS = Boys\u2019 Suits, Overcoats and of it.: KINGSEY FALLS.|& M.station, 7 4 PACI FIC A { PEN ; - Men\u2019s : Heavy Pants of extra \u201cThe next day we saw the soldiers Mrs.Jos.Gibson, of Danville, wal: Miss Maude Bachelder has accepted a \u201c quality, to be sold at 10 per «ent Discount until the 15th 6f November.This is an exceptionally good the guest on Friday of Mrs.Austin Perkins.Mrs.W.W.Towne, of Danville, was the guest of Mrs.H.Haddock.The family of Mi.J.E.Senecal ar- position as cook at the Roca Island House.| Mr.and Mrs.F.T.Caswell left on Friday afternoon for Mentreal, where - they will spend a few days visiting parade and I was very much surprised at the fine show they made.There must have been twelve thousand or fifteen thousand - troops reviewed, of Liberal Political Meeting, I stick the bottoms of trousers .with rubber PACE Ry offer as these goods wore mark- all kinds.The ones T thought were Th y.; their daughter, Edna, who is stu- ed low in the first instance.the finest were the Esperantes,-or Ca- Avedon Friday.They will occupy dont .4 fe Victoria \u201cCollet J a stu 0 2 - _ issue : 7m : Maple sugar and farm produce ets, who are heing trained hy a Ger- Mf.(-hadsey\u2019s house.= \u2018 9 tissue ; only, wh ich 13 taken in exchange for al kinds \u20ac Man officer and when they went by À little stranger arrived at the BROWN S HILL.MONTREAL, \u2018 C À To li bl b I of goods.Give me a trial.\u20ac with a quick, high step, they looked home of Mr.Robert Peters, Thursday M : d | Wild ; Round trip tickets will be sold at 1-1 labie to become un- AW WHRELEP Bulwer Que | fine.The Rurales or Mounted Police \"ight, a girl.: di z tod in Dov tl, - » Wo Wy \u2019 \u2019 are the next finest body of police after Mesers.A.D.Baynes and À.Holt, \u2018tir deughter, Mra N.Rowell their daughter, Mrs.N.Rowell.- Miss Pearl Brown and Miss Creiler attended- the Teachers\u2019 Convention at both of Montreal, have heen staying at The Travellers\u2019 Home for the past | week.The former is a grandson of: | a done at any time.à | oo ; In FASHION- the N.W.M.P., in the world, They were dressed in yellow leatlier suits, and great big sombreros.with high.point- Single Far 0 Oct: 19° $ 13 ; : ; \u201c a ; Smith's Mills on Wednesday.: going .trains, A LH - Strong Points About .ed crown and grey in color, and they Col.Craig Baynes, who ab one lime rs.\u201cWilliam Sharon.ol Maconn-li oo rains \u201con Pont.ta fiat CRAFT ] h h | ° 02 | were certainly interesting.The guns\u2019 owned the tract of land known as the visited lier daughter, Mrs.B.Wait, i o ing until Oct.21st, 198.# 54 | - clothes, the \u201cST AR \u201d Windmiils and the ambulance and all were com.| Paynes Hill, which was given him by tone dav recently 1?LS 2 mike End any further information ; 44364} plete and T was very much surprised the Government for building what 1e and Mrs WW.W.Reel, of Nevth upon application.( 861 bottoms of all trousers .Ay, | to see how complete they were.It ja |\"9W known, in these parts, as the.Hatley spent Sunday with Mr.J.0.R, B.SEM ELL, City Pass Ib.; - ; 7 > bv means \u2018of this army 4! \u201cPre.Craig Road; running from Point -Le- Ta : Co o Ke £ \u2019 brook, Que 5 À L ed h d ql sident 1 ow that, the, Pre vis to Richmond Ricélins.Art Bldg a Ber\u201d 0 44 5.Les 20° : .' S sident manages to keep his sitio \u2019 0 LT \u2019 210 [SS pre z - \u2019 D 1144 | us | are sewed r1g taroun , i ES year after vear, p.his position, Mr.Allan.Michie is leaving for COATICOOK.Es }¢- 3k ; Co .{| \u201cThe President is a big, rather atout Keene, N.H.a ivals - .of) | 1 1°87 We make a specialty by hand, making the } man, with \u2018a grey Rein aml Miss Lynch, who has been spending woah ols Rev wn Nr.Watson, \u201c - POFULAR REEL! 2 of a blue serge which =, ! jerin jaw, a big \u2018nose, a face that the summer with her aunt, Mrs, J.Ww > l'alvoner Of Island Pond: M 1 _ | 1 à 43 \u201c1 gellsfor finish permanent.shows he will keep a good hold on |Michie, returned home to-day.{ J.H.Barker, of Lime Ridge.| 1 CC.1448 | | selistor anything he wishes to.Tt has been n Mrs.Tul, Tandry is iM with an ati\" Mr, and Mrs.Chester Clevelanel have À an ; 13 di $20 A small feature ; but eal fine thing for Mexico that they have tack of sciatic.+ moved back on the farm and have | \u2018 * ¥ .- \u201cSTAR\u201d WINDMILLS are built ,Just such a man at the head o sold their propert trect.ma ; 41 3 ; 1 vel uite important to good {| to pump \u201cwater ana drive ma- affairs for he has kept them where GRANITEVILLE, 130 ee Blanchard for $1800.I} Colum?- ; ; - and is splendid value.q P , g : Comer for the \u2018best part of a they belong, and.has easily put down Mr.and Mrs Charles Monto ve | Rev.D.W.Terry will preach at |- - oy TES CAE 5 \u20181 ilori | | They are built right\u2014absolute- any attempts at revolutions in this calling De ME Monroe a} le to ha both services on Sunday next.The TE CoRD ; | ! RM OI ,[ tal oring.\u2018Il 1y reliable cdnstructi country,\u201d are glad to see Mr.Monroe able to be .few gb ' \u2019 : ; y struction.y : v th Who should repre- Je} : 1 - .1 Parts are arranged to do work - - about again.\u2018 LL: evening theme 1s, o should repre = : : : \u2019 -0° without noise.Ball Bearings re- .\u201cMr.Robert Dowie, who has been sent Stanstead at Ottawa.\u201d + Help Wanied, SSH | i fi rr ,W NU SEE Se Re Ee a prererimeme sad éiémeisnéienensmeneese here cutting paving for some time, ' TN on GRAS SAME Vasant.Low and Found, Roost 4 0d g .er at every speed ot the wind, i ne ne sailed for Scotland, on the 16th.We THE BURDEN OF A GREAT NAME.Board and\u2019 other Miscellaneous \\ ht | and shifts automatically, as the PYROGRA HY., wish him hon Voyage.a tamil h (From the New York Evening Mail.) Bourd and oer i REE a .Mr.Archie Boucher and family, \u2018who' How manv heartach | failures e Rate.| | : Wheel and t Ivaniz- e boul an ys Wh i y heartaches and 1ailures onable ll {il 1:7 - 1] after boing assembled.This ?New Ariicles justrecelved.have been living in Mr, Jack O æartÿ 8 and disappointments ; how many shies | Roas ds, 1 day oth WO BEEN J] protects the \u2018Star\u2019 as no oth- a tenement house, oved to Charleston, and sneers there are for the \u201c\u2018son of a 15 cents for 15 mor aps fus the pres À : ; 7 22 er: windmill is protected.NEW DESIGNS.NEW GOODS.Vt., the end \u2018of the week, .greal master.\u201d And it is likely that tional word, 1 cent.: TER ts na û .s co are nice 1 i orld Si ; ; 5, Cash in advance.tag of te rr catalogue and rame Mr.and Mrs.Asa Scott icely jp the entire world Siegfried Wagner is , Cashin advance (urns ¢ a FE Co handles \u201cStar\u201d Windmilis.settled again in their \u2018home, having the greatest example of the difficulty Quick Re Result?\u2018BIR _ ORT na MR#.E.S.GCLEASON., .been away for a year.of struggling agninkt such a reputs- Satisfactory = = dt BOUCHER & LACROIX _ ROBT.DONALDSON 8 SORS § BF: a ae moo Ho tion, evanse His was (he greats of 800 SET cu ot ert iat ~ Jamas aN \u2019 _ 30 Place Youville, MONTREAL 4 - Sherbrooke, Que.ê Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home for futhers, and his mother, too.was a Anewers gan 300TH, .f & 2 wo 163-167 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, Que.- \" \u20140-0-0.-0-0-10-00-00- Wednesday verve eerene events aes ® 549 Thursday eee ereees ce ee ae Friday sassaonou Seters snetevass ee yo : Saturday eee seers sense eh s,405 - a ma Total seras vosvseuet astrctessese es 49,734 ! Branch Offices scriptions following 7 recèi ve 1m * of the Sherbrooke Daily Records, Advertisements, Sub- ee EL be left at any of the Branch Offices, and they will diate attention.Items of news are specially solicited om all readers ol this paper.Cowansville *\u2014P.C.Dubuyce, Notary.(vatitook :\u2014R.Becker.Compton :\u2014Mios N.P.Bliss, Bishop s Crossing :\u2014Mrs.F.R.Bishop, Lake \"Megantic :-\u2014May Fk.Jones, Richmond :\u2014Mliss BE.McCourt, Covkshire \u2014F.A.Bottome.windsor Mills :\u2014H.Doughty.Farnham \u2014F.F.T.Brown: gntton :\u2014Wm.Brown.Dânville :\u2014Miss Ruby A.Philbrick: Stanstead :\u2014Miss Edna Beerworth s« Knowlton :(\u2014T.C.Bullard.West Bhefford :\u2014P.M.Hayes.* Waterloo :\u2014G.E.Jones.ord :\u2014Francis Currie.Be Island :\u2014Miss B.M.Parker: SHERBROOKE LOAN & : À MORTGAGE COMPANY.Biceives money on deposit and Allows Interest at 4 p.©.computed (half yearly.J.DAVIDSON, President, C.H.FOSS, Sép-treas.Canada, } {extensive &» 200:040@0eee® 1000020040005 000824 00100951 0:1@510 Qe Qr0 P+ $10 Qs §osQer@ir@es go | _ As Others See Us, i \u2014 The usually well informed Boston : Herald is of the opinion; at least it \u2018gives prominence to a despatch that our political campaign is mild in character and comparatively : free from I personalities.Whether a cyclone, as à basis for comparison is intended, or whether it is a simple case of misinformation is not clear.\u201cPossibly the American campaign fills the American eye, to the exclusion of all else political.This last would be the explana- ton, most gratifying to our finer sen- sipilities.The criminations and recriminations, which are filling the air all over Canada would not enhance the opinion.of us which outsiders may entertain, ours The Newest Industry Under Way.The thoroughly businesslike manner in which the new Fairbanks factory has been built and equipped may safely be taken as an indication of the way in which it will he operated.Those citizens, who were present at the official opening Tuesday were properly impressed with the superior excellence di the building and plant.has been hastily done, nothing overlooked, nothing shirked ; the factory is a splendid one all the way thraugh and the great organization behind it ensures a permanent; prosperous industry.It 4s an industry moreover, though it is at present.which- is certain to grow and expand with the growth and expansion of the country as w whole.In oun search for new industries we should pay particular heed to securing those of sterling character like the l'airbanks concern.À few mare of the same order, in addition to what we have already, would clinch the budding prospect of a | Sherbrooke with twenty-five thousand population in ten years from now.- PtP ety Sunday Selling Cases.\u201c Gent\" The two fruit and candy merchants, who were fined recently for breaking the Sunday observance law by Keeping CORMIER'S ADV.Worthington & Borlase - Notaries Public, Etc.\u201c Building, Sherbrooke.issued.Sun Life AT BISHOP'S Marriage licenses CROSSING, second and fourth Mondays «ch montb: : News PAPERS .FOR SALE Suitable for Wrapping.Ail in good order.t cent per lb.- Apply RECORD OFFICE, TT \u2018 OLD Cannot aive his stomach At All Crocers.In Buying Furs be sure of your store.Most people only know that this or that Tur looks good\u2014they don\u2019t know whether it is really good or not.We guarantee our Furs to he the best in their respective grades, and exactly as represented.Our -assortment of Fur Coats, Muffs and Neckwear appeals at once to those who want good \u201cstyle and good value.We give satisfaction because we.get it.You run no risk at all in buying here, and we take good care that no store gives a greater equivalent for your money.The Richest Man in Canada anything better Wheat.Two wheat biscuits with milk, a little fruit and a eup of cofive will supply all the nourishment needed for half a day's work nt n cost of seven or eivht cents.13c a Carton-2 for 25c \" a FIR EE PER ET ONE TETE UE ; ea OMR than Shredded in MANS SELS EL ie mu TA Te 2 + .Id When our grandmo BI CE IER RE k Tar not Nothing {cond opportunity to aid the man A 131 Wellington St.| ER IEEE rs IEE ers were young \u2014 over half a century ago\u2014the first flaky pie- gg F crusts were made with Cook\u2019s Friend Baking FZ § Powder.Innumerable pie-crusts and muffins, Ef| cakes and cookies, hot biscuits and doughnuts gi i have been made with it since, by countless | daughters and granddaughters all over Canada.Dozens of other Baking Powders | \u2018have sprung up, but they still stick to - Cook\u2019s } because they find no other so § satisfactory or so economical.HJ It is a pure Grape Creamof Fx phosphates.- au 25c.per pound, at your Hj sider that they a grievante and, ac- Cord aib, have their own inbred views on certam they they do, they avoid the mistake of blaming Judge who imposed the fines.The law no alternative, has been denied, Mr.Zakaib It is easy to understand how - they would rely upon such assurance.| further states that other fruit and candy sues have kept open on Sunday all summer without molestation, If true this latter circumstance strengthens the plea of injustice; but it were test cases.In future it is sumed all such stores will \u2018he kept clos- el.on Sunday.The former claim, which, if true, would seem to render the Council, or some members of it, jointly responsible, merits investigation: Obviously no Council has the power or right to give the assurance, which it is claimed, was given, and least of all should it he given to foreigners, who in their ignorance\u2019 of our laws, would place implicit reliance in it.\u2014 Mendicant incapables are not a desirable acquisition for any town.They are a burden but unlike some other burdens hLave.a human appeal.The episode of the Galician, found injured\u2019 this week on the railroad track at East Angus, arrested on a charge of vagrancy, brought before the magistrate in Sherbrooke, discharged of necessity,.shipped back to Angus, shipped from there again to Thetford, with what prospect of receiving aid upon his arrival it is impossible to say, is a case in point and the circumstances, as briefly sketched, make it disgraceful.True, ithe man had been stealing a ride on a freight when in- juved, but this did not make his need of attention and care any the less.He wag penniless, a foreigner unacquainted with our language, probably a bhep- gar, but he was a human being and needed succor.The municipality of East Angus, frightened at the pros pect of spending fifty dollars, sniffed and, passe{l by on the other side.The municipality of Sherbrooke seized with à similar fear sniffed and passed by on the other side also.Given a se in need of aid Fast Angus side stepped again and left to some other municipality with a bigger civic heart the chance to play the Good Samaritan.The continuous incident reflects upon the common humanity of the district.Fast Angus and Sherbrooke are hoth to blame.No town can undertake to burden itself with every vagrant who \u201comes along but this, to all appearances, was an exceptional case, where the \u2018exercise of a~little of the spirit of Christ.would have implanted in the mind of at least one unfortunate a hlessed conception of what our vaunted civilization is supposed to stand for.\" \u2014The Onlooker.+ - \u201cOH, ME, I'M GLAD I'M FREE.\u201d \u2018Funny thing about a woman.\u2019\u201d\u2019~ \u201cWhat ?\"\u2019 \u2018\u201cShe\u2019ll scream at a mouse, yet not turn a hair over a dressmaker\u2019s bill that makes her husband\u2019s teeth chatter.\u201d\u201d \u201cThat Reminds Me\u201d It is a recognized fact that Abbey\u2019s Salt is infallible for Biliousness, \u2019Forpid Liver, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Sick Headaches and other Disorders of Digestion.When you have any of these troubles, \u201cbe sure you have \u2018the cure\u2014 vescent | At all dealers.PETITE PET EESTI VIRE ES RI ASTRA RARE >.\" \u201d iN Ad A PY t TELE Baking |! Powder || RR] pr PE tar powder, and contains E§} a trace of alum or 4#f} Yeo A 2 Grocer\u2019s.à | a gi .8 E h ES W.D.MCLAREN LIMITED, MANUFACTURERS 88 UM Lu It A pi 3 Agents: F.L, Benedict & Co., Montreal.§ : 12 | - 30 AF aati BI RENDENT ONCE Suis RELATE 5 By aA SERA SEE their shops open on the Sabbath, con- ng to their spokesman, Mr.Zak- 1b, they certainly seem to have.Foreigners, hoth of them, they probably hav Sab- pau observance, but, and it is not should the makes no allowance for ignorance, it wäs plain, and the learned Judge had | However, although it [ states that the two offenders were promised Immunity by members of the Council.} He must be remembered that the two cases pre- A Good Samaritan À way From Home.1 - Stephens\u2019 Ink 1s pleasant to write with and follows the pen ungrudgingly, even when much evaporated in the inkstand.It is the best ink for fountain pens.Resolutely refuse substitutes oof GRANBY.y Y Mr.and Mrs.\u2019C.11.Bradford spent Thursday in Montreal.Mrs.A.W.Wallace and Miss Gers trude Wallace were in Montreal last week, - .\u2014 There was a large attendance at the missionary meeting, which was held at the home of Mrs, 1).K.Cowley, - on\u2019 Friday.£ Miss Sadie Wiggins is spending a few days in Montreal, ° Ahoït one hundred friends of Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Bradford gathered at the Temperance Hall on Thursday ev- >ning to celebrate the 5th anniversary of their marriage.Mr.and Mus.Bradford were in Montreal during the day and after the train came in they were summoned .to the hall, where nuch to their surprise their many iriends were waiting for them.Rev.Mr.Cummings, en behalf of those present called tie guests of haior to the platform, where they were pre- ented with an oak hookcase.Mr.Bradford happily responded, express- \u2018ng his sunorise and pleasure.After congratulations progressive nations vere played for a couple of hours, the rizes being won by Miss C.Millerand Mr.M.E.Bowker.An orchestra was n attendance and furnished excellent nusic during the evening.Delicious vefreshments were -then served, which losed a most pleasant evening.A complaint was made by the local nsjector of the S.P.C.A.against a ~erson here for crüelty to his\u2019 horse.The defendant ,who :had been warned was brought before Magistrate J.Bruce Payne on Thursday and fined 510.- , At a recent meeting of the =.& 5.Mutual Insurance Co., Mr.Nelson Mitchell, Granby, was elected a director to replace Mr.William Roberts,who declined re-election on account of his advanced years./ + Of what value is your opinion of teas if you have not tried \u201cSalada\u2019?= +\u2014 ABBOTSFORD.Miss C.W.Banford left on Wednesday for Montreal to attend the Teachers\u2019 Convention.Misses Muriel and Trene and Mr.-8.Marshall are in Sutton the guests oi Mrs.(Rev.) Hamilton.Miss Lucia Knowlton, who has been spending a few wecks at \u201cWoodbine Cottage,\u201d has recently returned to Knowlton.: | A great many of our citizené attended the.political meeting at Farn- ham recently.A Harvest Home supper was given in the Hall on Tuesday evening and was à great success.A number of Abbotsford pcor le were present at the opening of St.George's Church at Granby, on Wednesday.Mr.Chas.Fisk and family were Rougemont on Thursday.in \u2014+ Cher © Deaths Reported.% in J BRA A Jo Joo Bo eB fe JOHN NOBLE.Kingsey Falls, Oct.17.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Mr.John Noble passed away - Friday morning.He has heen an invalid for a number of years and for the last two weeks à great sufferer.MISS MARGARET TINAHEN.Tiichmond, Oct.17.\u2014(Special)\u2014The \u2018death occurred at Richmond on Oct.15th, of Miss Margaret Linahen, at the age of -67 years.- The deceased ladv was the only sur- \u201civine daughter of the late David Tinahen and Catherine Collins, and has been in failing health for some time.She leaves to mourn hér loss {wo brothers, Messrs, J.FE.and Da- «id Linahen, of Richmond, and a large aumhber of relatives, © who bave the sympathy of the community in their sad loss.- Cu .The funeral took place this morning (Saturdav), al SA5, from her late residence on College street, to the R.('.Church where the service was held.Interment in the R.C.cemetery.\u2014 KAISER INVENTS BRAKE i SAID TO BE A GREAT GUARANTEE i AGAINST ACCIDENTS.Berlin, October 16.\u2014Emperor William has invented a new hub and brake for railroad trains and autornobiles, which \u2018s desvribed as offering the greatest pos- | sivle guarantee against accident arising from the failure of existing breaks to overate when called upon.The practical experiments with it have not yet bees completed._ hefore for ill-treatment of an animal | | Sweetsburg, was WARDEN, , Mrs.C.W.Curtis has been visiting friends in Granby recently.Mr.W.H.Temple, of Brown's Hill, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs.W.F.Shores last week, The ladies of the Methodist congregation will give a dinner in the basement of the church on Thanksgiving day (Nov.9th).No fee, but iree will offerings will he accepted.The social in the hall on Thursday, Oct.15th, like those previously.given, was a great success.The very entertaining programme consisted of songs by the Misses Hildred Salsbury, Hildred and Helen Robb, a duet ,bv Mrs.Hurst Ashton and Mrs.William Snodgrass.A very amusing - dialogue by Mrs.William Bridge, Mr, Hurst Ashton and Master Gordon Robb was given.A pretty little motion song, sung in perfect tone by Mrs.Carl Berry's three little ones.Irene, aged seven; Ora, five, and Charles, alsa sang alone \u201cTwinkle, little star.\u201d There will he a basket social at the home of Miss F.C.Newton on Thursday, Oct.22nd, : Miss Hildred South Stuïely.Mr.and Mrs.George Robb went to Granby on Friday.Robb is visiting in.Mrs.Hall, of /East Farnham, is visiting at Mr.Jacob Wallace's.\u2026 : Mrs.A.I.Whitcomb received news this week from her nephew, Mr.l.cs- lie McLaughlin, a former.1esident of this place, during his boyhood, and who for three years was under special treatment at Saranac, and who has spent the last two or three years in Colorado \u2018in search .of health, saying that he mever enjoyed better health in his life than now, and is to be married the.22nd of this month.| have returned from a two weeks\u2019 visit with relatives in Massachusetts.Mrs.Myron Goddard and Mrs.Lucia Whitehouse, of South Stukely, were the guests of Mrs.A.Berry on Wednesday.r.James McLaughlin has raised his new barn this week which, when completed will he the pride of the village in the way of barns, J Mr.P.A.and Mrs.C.W.Curtis went to Knowlton on Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr.Curtis\u2019 miece, Mrs.M.Bedee.A Mr.Joseph Lewis, who has leased the farm belonging to the.L.E.Richardson estate for the past two years, has moved back to his own farm.The people in this vicinity have not as yet suffered for the want of good water, although some of them have had to economize congiderably in that line.The social at Mrs.Daniel Ashton\u2019s was a decided: success, more than 80 guests being present, and everyone reported a delightful evening spent.+ BONDVILLE., \u201cMr.Davy, of Montreal, spent Sunday last with his family, who are still.at \u201cMaplesvood.\u201d .Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Hillhouse attended the opening services at the new nesday last.Mr.W.Lefebvre, son of Mr.-¥.le- febvre, of this place, Las.purchased takes possession of same at once.Most of the wells in this vicinity are still dry and the majority of our farmers are still haulin Lake.\u2018lhe outlook for an abundant supply of water before winter sets in.begins to look very dubious.- The harvest home services and supper in connection with the Anglican church on the 9th inst., were larysly \u2018attended and a success in every way.\"The collections for the mission fund in the three churches of this parish at the harvest services, amounted to $22.Mr.J.R.Tibbits is again under the doctor\u2019s care with bronchial ppeu- monia.ROSENBERG.Miss Mabel Bockus is at St.Armand this week.Miss Louise Williams and her bra ther, Mr.Richard Williams, of Farn- ham, spent a couple of days at Mr.Joseph Crothers\u2019 lately.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Galer - will shortly move from the farm on Dutch street, lately sold by Mr.McNamara, where they have been for the past three years.Mr.Gales has rented the farm of the late Mr.Luther llun- gerford.Since the rain of Oct.11 a few farmers here have been able to discontinue drawing water for.stock, Garlen produce made such advance during past few weeks, that despite the dryness, the yield of winter vegetables is both larger and of better quality than had been expected.The yield of apples, though perhaps not up to that of a year ago, is still good.BEDFORD.Mr.M.B.Rice, of Sherbrooke, is renewing friends in town.High Constable J.H.Boisvert, of in town on professional business on Wednesday.Hon.Senator .G.B.Baker, of Sweetshurg, was in town on a business trip on Wednesday.The Principal, Miss J.E.Echardt and staff of teachers of the local aca- \u2018demy.including Misses Johnson, PB.Batcheller.L.Stevens, are attending the anmual convention of the Protestant Provincial Association now being held at Montreal.; Rev.W.C.Bernard was a Visitor to Granby recently accompanied by Rev.R.Y.Overing, of Stanbridge East.Mr.F.Ewing was a guest of St.Cesaire friends recently.As usual during the winter and au- {umn months the Sunday evening services in St.James\u2019 church gre now being held at 7 p.m.RICEBURG.Mr.Arthur Irish, of British Colum- hia, is visiting his parents here, Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Irish, after an absence of ten years.* Mrs.W.IL morning for a Colbrooke, N.H.Mr.and Mrs.L.Lambkin and children, Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Trish, on Sunday.sd : BROME, Tt was moved and carried unanim- Ransome left Wednesday visit to her sister, in ously by the \u201cditectors of the Brome County Agricultural Sodety in à meeting held here on Thursday that their sincere thanks be tendered to all those who gave special prizes for the recent fair, also to all judges, and to Mr.I.I.Jenne for the able manner in which they performed their duties, Mrs.Sicotte and little daughter Nita |.St.George\u2019s church, Granby, on Wed- } the Henry Shufelt farm at Brome and | water irom Brome | \u2018the | FOR COMFORTABLE, LISH AND DURABLE STY- Footwear \u201cWiggett's\u201d School Books School Requisit F.T.ANSELL, es See \u201cThe Prize\u201d Exercigh and Scrib- Druggisi and Stationer, 7 SPECIALS.SFORLADIES | dvbonres pause] BROAD CLOTH, t £ 10.Strathoons.Square Ri ht Lo Tt Le PE rip ns RECOMMEND!D EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS, J'ARNHAM\u2014CANADA HOTEL.NEW.J Guests welcome.Rate $1.J.Maguire.() RANBY\u2014WINDSOR HOTEL, T .A.Lynch, Prop., recently ot Montreal.ICHMOND\u2014THHE BRUNSWICK, posite G.T.R.Station.oP- J.H.Lane, JCOTSTOWN HOTEL \u2014 SAMPLE J Rooms.Livery.C._T.Caswell, Prop.BUSINESS GARDS.ADVOCATES; Advocates, etc.Snerurooke.T AVRENCE, MORRIS AND MCIVER, « ington Street, Sherbraoke.NICOL, ADVOCATE, 9% WELLING cates, Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke, | L.cate, Caokshire, Que.CATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO- E.CHARBONNEL, I,:L.B., ADVO- \u2018 , CIVIL ENGINEERS.G K.ADDIE, 0.E., P.L.8., QUE- * bec, Ofce\u2019 81.Bt, Peter St., Resi - dence 32 de Salaberry 8t., Tel Coauoction.\u201cA.MEADE, SURVEYOR, CO cook, Bell 'Phone.Good connect > ATI- ions, EINSURANCH AGENTA; s ance agent.lire, Plate Glass, etc.Record block.ST D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR - life, Accident, \u2014 Sun Life Building, Sberbroake, RHYSICIANS & SURGEONR, W 8.DRESSER, & CO., SHER.*brooke.All branches of Iusurange.[.DENTISTS, A.A, D.D.8.,L.D.R e Den MP U!'greon NortE%Hatley over E.T.Bank, YNDMAM & BRADLEY, DENTISTS .\u2014\u20140 e Eye Ear, Nose and Throat.In Richmond, 1st.Tuesday of Month Consultation 1-3 p.m., e Urinary diseases.to 9 a.m., 7 to 8 p.Res.66 King St., Sherbrooke , Que.\u2018T A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST, Private hospital and Office, 49 King St.In Couticook, 2nd.and 4th.Tuesdays.A.C.ETHIER, M.D., SPECIALTY : 8 m., J St.p.m.7-8 p.m., and by appointment.R.E.J.WILLIAMS, 2% MONTREAL Consultations until 9 a.m., 1- : to the Protestant Hospital, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases, 37 erin .Ave., 10-12 a.m., and appointment.1-4 p.m., and R.W.A.FARWELL, (SPECIALIST Ty: Duf.Sherbrooke - Consultations:\u2014 by tation until 9 a.rn., 1 to-3 p.m., 8 p.m., and by appointment.R.F.A.GADBUIS, (SPFCIALI Children\u2019s Miseanes.A1 King 8 R.FOSS, 33 MOORE ST., CONSUL- 7 to aT t.BOLTON GLEN.tended hy Pr.Prime.oi and cared for Montreal.Arrivals irddude PDP.Soles, Cheshire, Massg: Mrs.Soles, of Montreal: Mr= Granby, Sherbrooke, \u201cfi Hemmingtord, Sherbrooke, Henryville, Wellington St.IF Howick, Stanbridge Eaët, !4 Huntingdon, _ Stanstead, A Iberville, Sutton; + À Knowlton; Sw.oo Lacolle, - Thetford, Lake Megantio, %.Thetford | Lawrenceville, ' \u201cUpton, + Lennoxville, Va ; Magog, Marbleton, Waterville, .\u201814 ansonville, Weedon, Que, Marieville, West Shefford:\"- Montreal, Centre, Coleman, Alta., : Grand Forks, B.Q Taber, Alta., |} Keremeos, B.C., Vancouver, B.0, Phoenix, B.C., -\u2019 7 Noon i XT : DOMINION.LiN Royal Mai] Steams) / ./ From From y¥ .Montreal: ' Pdtitland DOMINION, Oct.24, Nov.mm.KENSINGTON, Nov.7.0 08 CANADA, Nov.14.- Des.3-18 Steamers sail from Portland at'# # pm MODERATE RATD SERVICH,\u2014feg ond-class to Liverpool, $45.00 ; to: Loni don, $2.60 additional.Third-ciase.: ty London.Londonderry, Eek fast, Glasgow, $27.50.oe i .T.\u2018or DOMINION LIN®W, ___.- 17 St.Sacrament Ut.Me ATLANTIC Oct.16, Fri.Oct.24.Sat.Oct.30.Fri.Nov.7.EMPRESS op JAPAN E Sat, - LAKE MANITO Nov.21.Sat.- E.H.SEWELL, Wanted .100 M.feet log run basswoos also, a few cars of Rough Clag8 boards.) : A.H.CUMMINGS & SON, LTD, Coaticook, Que.- LAKE CHAMPLAR City Pass.Agen RC Capital and Reserve, W000 1 Savings- Baok Department affuif | | per cent.Paid or Ciel] dited Quarterly on simi of 81.00 and: Midway, B.C., - Winnipeg, Mau, ¥ = , fd | C.H.FOSS, BE.H.eo.7 FOSS, or EH.BEWELE, | CRIN J! EMPRESS OF BRITALY Nov.13.Fri.- EMPRESS OF IRELAM §.Cu ie an Re mgt St ai ot Com a a ors arp Be Lorena hla 3s + xmpend Som) SE Er i pd ie pat ESA ie a RZ I ER : eh - pi LAL i loys.pty hana ett rg = a Phe witcha nm ÿ y À À Hphameful self-subordination.\u2018* M Taft, notwithstanding his (pledge to carry out what are known ies the Roosevelt policies.\u20181 = a .À à | Taft, because the only alternative is Eee THE AUTOPIANO.Ÿ WnaÏis 1°\u201d Ît is a combination of the upright plano, and the M :aewest, most complete and ingenious machanism for producing À music without study or practice, à great artists.- F When played by * @ inguish it from the usu + d~rated Roll of music, cn eu that can be played by anyone in the most artistic manner, wheth- - rer they are possessed of musical | \u20ac Watch our win 1 it can at full particulars are mailed free to any address.\u2014 in a manner equal to that of hand there is nothing about this piano to dist- is al upright piano, but by inserting a Perfo- once be made into an instrumént training or not.| 1 x dows for samples of these pianos, and then come \u201cin and hear one or try it for yourself.- 4 In introducing an instrument of & we have taken great care, and chosen #3 give the best results, 3 the kind manufactured.this class to our customers, such as we are sure will and is the most up-to-date instrument of We guarantee fully, and the prices are % as reasonable as an instrument of this class can be sold for.Cat« -alogues and | A post card will give you much information, H.C.WILSON SONS.7 = = [7 FURNITURE: CHEAP SALE DARCHE & CO., 6 + All this week we will offer immense reductions on Extension Ta- -.bles, Sideboards, Dining room Sets, Bedroom Sets.: KING ST.Up Town.11 Tron Beds, Worth $3.00, FOI.vronsecerere assesses vevonsrereenees 32.10 18 Iron Beds, worth $4.00, fOr.uvesuipes veuves sonerseeuns assestensenatre eons 33.10 \u2014 \u2014 =.The Best Place TO BUY YOUR q I China, Crockery, Glassware, - And Lamp-Goods, STROUDS Branch Store - Sherbrooke - » ; A - t .; S À 1 + â 100 POUNDS PAID FOR DRESSED HOGS, each and upwards, delivered at our Cold- Storage, 279 Wellington Street.ALEX AMES & SONS Bell Tel, 324: Peoples Tel.00.279 Woellington Street \u20ac OO \\ weighing 150 pounds a \"Mr.Duncan McGregor, Buckingham, says, \u201c\u2018\u201cYou have this day paid me $835,05\u2014most \u2018excellent settlement\u2014is money which I bave saved from time to time, which had it not been for this «+ Policy, would have been spent\u2014settlement so much money paid to me © which I otherwise would not have had.\u2019* A SCOTCHMAN\u2019S OPINION.SEE THE POINT?The years.OUR SATISF Sun Life Assurance Co.of Canada Practically made him richer by IED POLICY-HOLDERS all speak like that.THOS: J.PARKES, District Manager, Sherbrooke: PO PeuPrnerPufes 110++0+0-+621020 in part, -1st Feb.1908.$8%.05 and free insurance for 20 MINUS AND PLUS.NEL (From the New York Sun.) 5 8 Taft, despite .'3u8 candidacy.{ \u2018Taft, despite his painful and, almost the sinister origin of repeated 3 #pryan, at whose approach the ghosts Sc Felt that 1% Jpeated and perpetuated McKinley.73 Taft, because the very echoes of his wien ae de Black Watch Chewing Tobacco L API ninety-six arise and shriek in con- | © Jert their warning.Taft, because when elected he 0 more repeat and -perpetuate Roose- Roosevelt car could have re- THE BI@ BLACK PLUG.\u2014 - pugnable propensity to temperance of loyal protestations laugh back at him whenever he promises to take up the role of Scourge of God while Roosevelt is in the jungle.The excellent man may swear, and.swear in good faith, but he can never swear himself into the semblance of a Hun.Taft, because the election\u2019 of Bryan will almost surely invite the immense calamity of the return of Roosevelt to active agitation\u2014not in the indefinite future, after the cauntry has partly recovered from the first attack of him, but immediately ; that is, during the next four years.Taft for himself ; for_his known char- \u2018acter, \u2018his proven abilities, his inex- thought and rectitude of doing.WORKING OVERTIME We are very busy in our Repair Department but not nearly so busy as we expect to be soon when the Christmas buying commences.If you have any jewellry that you want made over or a Watch or Clock ! to be repaired better bring it in now when we can give it more prompt at- t tention.We: also do plating.A.C.SKINNER Jeweller & Optician, 7 Strathcona Square.Engraving and Gold- CITY NEWS.| Miss Crathern, of Montreal, was a visitor to the city to-day.Buttons covered to match costumes, at W.W, Shaw's, Miss Eva Doyle is in Montreal the | guest of Dr.and Mrs.Robins, Mr.Ronald Brown, of Danville, was \u2018in town this week visiting Mr.A.\u2018Brown.Chew Britannia Tobacco.The Hon.T.Chase Casgrain, of Montreal, was a guest at the Magog House yesterday.Get your printing done at L\u2019Imprimerie Commerciale, Inc., 20 King street.There will be a Harvest Home supper in the Advent Church Hall, East Sherbrooke, Tuesday evening next.Miss N.Rafferty has returned to Montreal after\" spending the past six \u2018weeks the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Dewhurst, Lennoxville.Mr.John Arthur, of Toronto, is spending a few days in town, the guest of fis mother, Mrs.John Arthur, Wellington street, Read Vichy Limonade advertisement.\u2018Mr.William A.Young and his bro- \u201cther, Mr.Richard Young, of Lachine, arrived in town last evening for the marriage of the farmer which took place to-day.° : = \u2014 \u2014= The Y.W.C.A.\u201cRummage Sale\u2019 will begin on Tuesday morning at 9.30 in the hasement of the Art Building, The carter\u2019s route on Monday morning will be Montreal, Moore, Bank and Court streets, Mrs.L.E.Dastous has returned from Rimouski, where she has spent the summer, accompanied by her bro- ther-in-law, Mn.Gauvreau, and Mrs.Gauvreau and little daughter, who will be her guests for a couple of weeks.Chew Maple Sugar Tobacco.The Canadian Courier, Toronto, publishes this week .a photograph of \u201c Church dignataries in parade, Winnipeg, Oct.4th, on the dedication of St.Boniface Cathedral.His Lordship Bishop Larocque, of Sherbrooke, is shown seated in one of the automobiles.To-morrow morning: at Plymouth Church the subject of Mr.Read\u2019s sermon will be, \u2018\u2018Health, Wealth and Prosperity,\u201d and the children\u2019s address, \u201cHow.tall are you?\u201d In the evening he will deliver the second of the series of election sermons, the subject being, \u201cThe worth of your vote.\u201d Smoke Pipe\u2019 Kenel Tobacco.Surveyor IL.A.Dufresne, of Sherbrooke, and Surveyor F.X.Fafard of Quebec, have been appointed by the Government, to make certain corrections on.the original plan of the township of St.Camille.Some errors were made at the time of the original survey in 1853, and there has heen considerable trouble since 1884\u2019 in that locality so these changes are impera- five.# Read Vichy Limonade advertisement.- The death of Mrs.Carpenter, grandmother of Mrs.\u201cC.O.Gustafson, of this, city, occurred Thursday morning at the Sacred Heart Hospital at the age of 82 years, 2 months and 8 days.Mrs.Carpenter had been a sufferer from paralysis for the past seven years.The remains were taken yesterday to Norton Mills, Vt., her former \u2018home, for burial, being accompanied by Mr.J.H.Barker,, Lime Ridge, and Mrs.Barker (daughter), and Mrs.Gustafson, grand-daughter.Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.Mer.H.O.Chalifoux, Vicar-General, went on Wednesday to Marbleton,where he assisted the parish priest of St.Adolphe of Dudswell, the Rev.Wilfred Larue, at the Forty Hours\u2019 Devotion, and preached a special sermon at mass, returning to town on Thursday evening.Yesterday, the Vicar-Gener- al was at Lake Weedon, to consecrate the main altar and five new statues, which adorn the little church of St.Gerard-Majella and preached at \u2018the mass, which celebrated the occasion.| The parish priest of Lake Weedon, is the Rev.C.J.Roy.Mgr.Chalifoux returned to town last evening.Drink Vichy Limonade.On Sunday evening last a large city assembled at the residence of Dr.J.R.Rioux, Marquette street, to present their congratulations to .Dr.Hubert C.Cabana, on the occasion of his approaching marriage.Among those present in addition to the host and guest of honor were: Dr.Gad- \u2018Lamy, Dr.P.Pelletier, M.P.P., Drs.Bachand and Camirand were unable to attend, but sent their regrets.Dr.Rioux, on behalf of his conireres, presented Dr.Cabana with a purse of gold pieces, in a felicitous little speech, wishing \u2018him all happiness in his married life and success in his profession.Dr.Cabana replied in appropriate and feeling terms.A recherche supper was served\u2019 by Mrs.Rioux, which was.much appreciated, and the party broke up.number of \u2018the French physicians of the | bois, Dr.F.Bertrand, Dr.Darche, Dr: | - The Lord Bishop of Quebec, left for Choir practice, St.Andrew\u2019s Church, to-night at 8 p.m.Mr.E.L.Lebel, of Quebec, was - a\u2019 guest at the Grgnd Central this week.Mrs.Codd, of Waterloo, is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs.A.: F.Foss, Moore street.\u2018Band to-night, Stadium.There is to be a basket ball game .in the gymnasium, this evening.All are invited to attend.Mr.A.Z.Pinsonnault has gone to St.Johns, P.Q.,- on a hunting expedition, to: be absent \u2019a \u2018week, - The Men\u2019s Meeting at the: Y.M.C.A.at four o\u2019clock, to-Morrow afternoon, will be conducted by Mr, Dick.Mrs.A.W.Blue received again yesterday.- Tea\u2018and coffdd were poured by Mrs.Lomas and Mrs.E.Winn Far- well.Mr.Edouard Boudreau has been appointed Not of La Banque Nationale at ShetWitÿoke, to replace.the late J.A.Archambault, \u201c.° Mr.S.F.Morey, of the Eastern Townships Bank, and Miss Morey, whq are at present travelling in urope, sail for home on the 3rd of November.: Mr.J.N.Matte, who was in Capel- ton, yesterday reports a conflagration on the mountain, extending same half mile.Quite an area of woouland was destroyed.The scene at night to the eyg- Witness was spectacular.Rev.Chas.S.Deeprose will preach morning and evening in the Methodist Church, Subjects, a.m., \u201cA King\u2019s View of Life.\u201d In the p.m., \u201cA Citizen\u2019s debt to his Country,\u201d Young \u2018men\u2019s Bible Class and Sunday School at 230 pom,\u2019 °° The funeral of the late Agnes Var- ney, beloved wife of Mr.James Beat- tie.of Lower Brompton, took place from her late residence on Thursday afternoon, Oct.15th.The attendance of relations and friends was very large.attesting to the general esteem in which the deceased was held in the community.The funeral service was held at the house, conducted by her pastor, the Rev.Jos.Watson, of Windsor Mills Methodist Church, of which the deceased was.a faithful member for many years.At the conclusion of the service the cortege proceeded to the cemetéry on the west side of the river opposite Windsor Mills where the \u2018remains were deposited in their last resting place, Rev.Mr.Watson reading the simple but solemn burial service of the Methodist Church.The bearers were her two sons, Arthur and Albert, three sons-in-law, A.W.Sykes, S.Caswell\u2019 and W.Greenlay, and her nephew, Archibald Varney.The deceased is survived by her husband, two sons and three daughters, all married, except the youngest son, who resides at honie~also, Messrs.Simon, Silas and Herbert Varney, | the Liberal platform ll \u2018cost $13,000,000.+ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908, i ¥ .vie el vos GLE \\ ce FO S MR.BORDEN'$-SECOND .VISIT TO TOWNSHIPS.(Continued from page 1.) osed the Conservative ranks, but their leaders had betrayed their trust.: Continuing, Mr.Borden claimed that with one or two minor planks had been shat- ered to kindling wood.\u2018 x Liberal party, said Mr.Borden, had stated that the G.T.P.would Now' they claim that this amount was to pay the interest during the period df construec- tion.It.is now estimated that it will cost the people #192.000,000, but Mr.Borden, after a careful enquiry, placed jt at $220,000,000, or: in other words, the G.T.P.would cost ewery constituency in Canada $1,000,000.In closing.his remarks Mr.Borden spoke of the excellent: work Dr.Wor- thington had accomplished while in Parliament, \u2018and hoped that he would be re-elected by a larger majority than ever.Mr.Borden left on the Halifax express for the lower provinces.| + DOUBLE TRACK TO THE COAST.so PROBABLE THAT CP.R.WILL BUILD ANOTHER LINE ACROSS PRAIRIES.Montreal, Oct.17.\u2014According to a despatch from Winnipeg, the Canadian Pacific Railway is to double-track its line from Winnipeg to the Pacific coast, and is also preparing to operate its train through the Rocky Mountains by electricity.This rumor is probably the outcome of à statement made a day or two ago in Winnipeg by Sir Thos.Shaugh- nessy, who, after speaking of the completion of the company\u2019s double track between Winnipeg and Fort William, said the company would build an- the next few years.This is evidently taken: to refer to the double-tracking of the main line on the prairies.~ That this will be among the new works to be undertaken in the near future by the company is looked upon The work could be done very cheaply hetween Winnipeg and Calgary, and conditions arè such that traffic would\u2019 warrant the undertaking.1 From Calgary to the coast the company already has what practically amounts to a double track on the \u2018main line via the Kicking Horse Pass and in the Crow\u2019s Nest line, During the past year the company has spent no less than $39,851 in surveys of projected new lines, one of which is believed to be towards the Peace River.In addition to this new double-tracking scheme, therefore, it is possible that the rumored extension northwards from Edmonton into the Peace River district will soon become brothers, and Mrs.J.Mudgett, of Bethlehem, N.H., sister.The \u2018bereaved have the sympathy of the entire.çom- munity.\u2014- Le 7 ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH (PRESBYTERIAN) Rev.C.W.NICOL, Minister SUNDAY,'OCT.18TH.11 a.m.\u2014Topic\u2014''The Ministry of Sor- TOW.\u2018 \u2014 2.30 p.m.\u2014S.S.and Bible Classes.\u2019 7 pm, Topic \u2014\"\"The Song of the Red ea.\u2018 ; WEDNESDAY, OCT.21ST.8 p.m.\u2014Prayer Service.THURSDAY} OCT.22ND.3 pm.\u2014Ladies\u2019 Aid: Society meets in the Church Hall.From 4 to 6 tea will be served.Hostesses Mrs.Bissell \u2018and Mrs.Haigh.FRIDAY, OCT.23RD.7.30 pm.\u2014Y.P.S.C.E.FRESH FISH.HALIBUT, COD STEAK, HADDOCK, ~ FINNAN HADDIES, : KIPPERED HERRINGS, \u2014and\u2014 OYSTERS.DEAN, ROWE & LACEY | an established \u2018fact._ \u2018othéF four hundred miles of railway in | as certain by practical railway men.Ty $10,000 MALPRACTICE.INTERESTING CASE FYLED IN A VERMONT COURT.Rutland, Qct.17.\u2014A -510,000 mal practice case has been filed in Rut- land county court in which -ITarlena Giddings, of Pittsford, is the plaintiff, and Dr.R.M.Crain, of Rutland, ix the defendant.The suit is returnable at the March term of court.The woman alleges that Dr.Crain.while performing an operation on her for the removal of an abscess on Feb- 0, 1906, cut a certain duet ting the bladder with one wf the kidneys which caused an injury from which she will suffer for life.It is further alleged that the physician falsely determined the nature and extent of the abscess and that he did not | remove within a reasonable time a small piece of gauze left in the wound.The writ describes the doctor\u2019s acts as \u201cnegligent and unskilful.\u201d BIRTHS.BLAKE.\u2014At Island Pond, Vt., Oct.1 12th, a son, to Judge and Mrs.H.Blake.- Every room in your hame may \u2018be made warm and comfortable all the long cold winter by having 0 The As-BFST-0s All-Steel Furnace installed now.This furnace will keep yor house an even, uniform temperature, and save sickness and doctor's bills.what the whole cost will be ready for Write us and we will tell you a fire.No brick, no mortar, no troulde, no mess, and no waste of heat, COMPTON.The Rev.Archdeacon Balfour, of | Quebec, has been in Comptgn, this week.On Wednesday evening he delivered a lecture at King\u2019s Hall, .on the history of the early Church, followed by lime-light views of English Cathedrals and other places of note.The Rev.W.S.Jameson, M.A., of Stanstead, will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist Church, to-morrow both morning and evening, Miss Ethel Spafford is at present in Danville, where she is the guest of Mrs.G.F.Cleveland.\u2018Mrs.E.W.Brewster has returned from Montreal leaving her daughter, Miss Clara Brewster, who is ill with | typhoid fever, making satisfactory progress towards recovery.Miss Brewster will, as soon as she is able, come to Compton to recuperate., The many friends of Miss Stella Craig, formerly of this place, and who has recently graduated from the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, will be pleased to learn that she is at present a head nurse in the Presbyterian College, Chicago, one of the largest hospitals in the world., À Mr.George M.Howard has hegin his semi-annual manufacture of the explosive, fulminate of mercury at Capelton.Mr.E.Chartier, of tie \u2018Inland Revenue Department, is on the spot, representing the Government, > Great Reduction Sale! Great Reduction Sale! This continuous warm weather having checked the sale of our Fall Goods, and being a little too heavily stocked in certain lines, we have decided to offer (for 7 days only) Dry and Fancy Goods and Gent's Furnishings, at a \u201cGreat Reduction.\u201d - The Sale Begins Monday, October 19th, to Monday, October 26th, Note carefully the few bargains we are numerating.Many others in addition to these.Unbleached Table Linen, 72 in.wide, worth 50c yard ( 39\u20ac FOR .\u2018Good Linen Toweling, 4e 5 G'e FOR, per yard .All our dark and light Prints, worth ; Rie ror on, pi nde\u201d ytriped Sapnolotter, in FOR ow non Sova OC Nice patterns of dark fancy flannelette, for wrappers and children's wear, worth 12ic yd.: Rie FOR \u2018 p Ladies\u201d ool Liolters, in red, blue and ac wor 40, Co : { FOR fe e Ve es 44 05 NS wees 89e Large Towels, worth 10c tra value at 75c: FOR .59c ent de colored Negligee Shirts, sizes oO special val t FOR .0 Special value at %e 5()q Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers, ex-.| FOR Nickel Steel Range Works COATICOOK - - \u201cThe Furnace with a Future.7 Que.New Firm, New Goods, New Prices ew ew ty recently occupied by R.A.Bartlett, IL will keep on hand all kinds of Feed and Grain.Custom Grinding.- Prompt delivery.F.J.HOLLADAY | Office and Warerooms opposite Paton Mills.MO Phone No.541.- dritt tt t .0 = = -eT 9 [a] nice shade of dark.green.Worth 75¢ yard, .FOR .vv 20 00 ov Ti Ti ae i 55e All wool checked Suiting, 5¢ in.wide worth $1 yard.\u2019 > FOR 3.2 vi wh 50 Le UE TU tue 04 IC | .Special Bargains in the Dress Goods Dept.All' Wool Venetian Cloth, 44 in.se) 10 p.c discount on all other Dress Goods during this sale.Good quality Tamaline Silk, in all colors, no better silk for waists or lining, worth 56c yard - -( FOR 12170.39\u20ac \u201cAll Wool Tams in grey, white, blue and plaid, worth 50c FOR .29¢ Good value dark checked Tweed, 36 in.wide, wortn 3c vd.22e ; Ladies \u2018and Men's Cashmere .Hose, wort SC pr.FOR .= > 15e Good Common Pins, worth 3¢ papcr : 1 ee Fe ee ee 4 C FOR Pearl Buttons, worth 5c doz.FOR .; .{ All the balance of our Ladies! Skirts, worth from $3 to $5.AT MALF PRICE.| C F I R 15 to 119 | Drink Vichy Limonade, |e Be NJ, IV , Wellington Street.latest style, worth $7.50 » Cravenette Coats for Ladies, FOR .vo.vm 50 ve ve oi wu af £4.50 The Good Men's all Wool Sweaters, f worth $2.00 : .$1 ~ _ T2 \u20ac ot) ACTION-FOR | \u2014\u2014 ON THE MOON.The moon rose last nicht at 935 according to an Encersoit, a it looked as though.it haut the wearer ove a From what we could judre last night there is 10 be a decided chance in à weather between to-dax, the Tan an] the ZUth, There js likeh to Le beats rams, frosts, sleet and possibly a full of snow.We hope so, because we want to sell some of our Fall Waterproof Shoes, for we need th The moon is où jis last according ta home spun plays come funny pranks at this per- 10d.Watch the weather between now and the 20th, Also watch our windows for sudden\u201d chances.H.H.MORENCY.Nowis The Time to have your electric lights put into shape for the long winter evenitigs.li you are in doubt as to what you want let us know and we will \u201cbe pleased to send an expert in the light « ing business; who will be able to re commend something which will meet - your requirements, : Electrical Repair.and Supply Co.W.'J: WIGGETT, Ptop: 10 Wellington Street.HORSE 4), Comfort I Unless your horse is wari and comfortable this cold weather he cannot do his best.We have a very large assortment mm Blankets, prices from $1 to $4, including Stay-on-Blankets in \u20ac money, juarter and_ astronomy, it show Bell, \u2018{ lined Jute, Kersey and All-wool.Also Surcingles, Halters; Sweat Pads, Oiiskin Covers, for rainy weather, etc.» Having purchased the proper- J.$.Mitchell g Co.| Asbestos Stove Lining.Fits any stove, plastered in like mortar, and gets as hard as brick.In , 10° Ib.tins.Price, 75e, tin.\\ - Patent Ash Sifters Fits any barrel top, and will save its cost after three days il use, Price, 75¢.; wo - Moore Patent Storm Window Fasteners The only perfect Storm Window Fastener yet invented, #2 per- dozen.\u2018Andirons, Fire Sets, Spark Guards, ete.Fancy Andirons at $1.50, &2 and ; .L .$2.50 a set.Endless variety at all prices.Orders by mail have prompt atten- .SHERBROOKE, QUE.Superflusus Hair, Moles, REMOVED by ELECTROLYSIS, by a well guali- fied young lady.SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.Work aone by appointment.Address P.O.Box 44.Sherbrooke mettre - Fall & Winter} 1908-09 The latest style goods will be sold very cheap, in the following lines: MILLINERY, TAILORING, FURS, BOOTS AND SHOES, FURNITURE, \u201cHAPPY HOME\u201d STOVES, CARPETS, FLOOR OIL- CLOTH, ETC.ALFRED LANGYOT 67 and 69 Marquette Street {Corner of Peel St.) Sherhrooke.MAS.E.L.SMITH.A line of finest toilet preparations on band.Almondine, Complexine, Skin Food, Hair Tonic, etc.Keep your skin fine and clear, your hair glogsy® and plentiful, with healthy treatments.Hair dried naturally.Attention must be g1V- en to the child's scalp if the woman i8 to have goodMhair.A.R.WILSON Sherbrooke.Tel.371F.> Ces RT OMIS XS We do Plumbing, Steam, Hot Water and Ilot Air Heating and Gas.Fit- Boston Store tin~- =1%0, all kinds of Bepeirings - .aad - at 9.35, lait look- srlet fever, inst might de in the tt, and > be heavy Tply a fall \u2018cause ve ° sn Wate r= >.mone ya rier an tetiomy, it this per- Ween NOW our show Me put into Veminys.what Yon - will be the light- Ie to re- Pil meet and com- je cannot i large ns- jirom $1 ukets in Hol, cat Pads, ther, etc.ning like mor- ek, In ors will save oe, I'rice, \u201cMm - prs Window.- dozen.ts, te.32 and ut .ail © atten- Co.ies, 8c El quali- ACTION appoint- rbrooke - er il be low- AL: AND AP- AR- TH, DT get ke.ns on Skin hr skin ve and .Hair | Lie giv- jan is Eds it.= | The Entire $40, 000 Stoc y Men\u2019 S and Boys\u2019 Outfitter and Ladies\u2019 Emporium and Furs sin The Montreal Brokerage Co\u2019y An Most be Sold in 10 Days, and 10 Days ONLY, Regardless of Cost or Value © - I's now or never.The entire stock is doomed.~ This stock must be turned into cash at once.It is not a question of what an article cost or what it is worth, but rather how low we must cut the price to get rid of the goods at once.This sale will mean multitude of savings for you, great big generous savings, the Economist Harvest, the most adyantageous moment for Sherbrooke\u2019s careful buyers.ppt eg Every article in the store an immense Bargain.NOTICE\u2014THIS SALE COMMENCES AT 9.00 A.M.STORE NOW LOCKED UP The stôre will be closed on Monday and] Tuesday to arrange the stock for the big sale when on Wednesday, 21st, the doors will be open to all.Come and get yonr share of the bargains, - \u2014 & nek de be le Ss During this Giving Up Business Sale which will only last ten days, everything will be purchased at prices \u201cwhich cannot be duplicated.Sherbrooke will be stirred from center to circumference, and this gigantic slaughter sale will bring a rustling finish with a whirlwind of values.The greatest turn over of merchandise that has ever been.done in the Province of Quebec.: \u2018 This great winding up event means savings to every man, woman and child within a radius of 100 miles of Sherbrooke.Don\u2019t miss it! It is a saving opportunity of a lifetime.The- \u2018very best of Men's and Ladies\u2019 Ready to Wear Garments, all hand tailored, made by Canada\u2019s most skilful tailors, and offered at prices far below the actual cost of- the raw material.Show your return tickets.LISTEN! 3 21st, at 9 o'clock.Remember, only TEN days selling, what is left will be sold in bulk to the highest bidder., { Men\u2019\u201ds Clothing WEAR PROGRESS BRAND CLOTHING THE CLOTHING THAT HAS MADE CANADA FAMOUS FOR ITS DURABLE CLOTHING.Tt is made by Canada\u2019s most skilled Tailors.We have $15,000 worth of Progress Brand Clothing, all to be sold at a sacrifice in this Going Out of Business Sale.\u2019 : Men's Suits worth $8.00, NOW .cccveviveriricresinine cvvresssisenns sosesennaces \u201creer 83.45 Men\u2019s Suits worth 810.00, NOW: Lsccccucs vocccsceensenrersane suns rvveseeen vessseree meseseens $4.95 Men's Suits worth $14.00, now \u2026S9.\u2026.\u2026\u202600ccsounes + prcrrasses aasassoenes FRR $7.45 Men\u2019s Suits worth $20 to $25, NOW.\u202600000000000 Ge prvesrenteeceus ouereenss aesrereeiens $9.95- Men\u2019s Fine Gvercoats, heavy weight.Men's, All Wool Black and Tweeds, worth 88.50, NOW .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 .csserrreneecrens 84.45 Men\u2019s All Wool Black and Tweeds.worth 814, 00, NOW L.c0vse Gereccaracnes $6.45 Men's All Wool Black and Tweeds, worth $20.00 to $25.00, now .$9.45 WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF SPRING AND FALL MEN\u2019S COATS; all , latest styles.Also a big assortment of Men\u2019s Cravenette Coats.Men's Odd Pants worth $2.50, NOW ocre vorerrcerrenres pésvansasses oni.95¢.it Will Pay You to come 100 miles and attend this sale Boys\u201d Clothing Boys\u2019 Suits, two pieces, worth 35.00\" NOW ue i prrsss anes lB) 75 Boys\u2019.Suits, three pieces, worth $6.50, NOW .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026rvvieses \u201cvsenrerrseenee S1,95 25 Dozen Boys\u2019 Short añd Long Overcaats, latest styles, all, to go at $1.95 Men\u2019s F urnishing Dept.Men\u2019s Cashmere Socks worth 25c., now at ci cee enn, ot.Men\u2019s Coat Sweaters, worth $2.00, NOW Lovins viii savrarecresceeeencees 69c.Men\u2019s Working Shirts, worth 75C., NOW: .\u2026.\u2026\u2026ocreeeres nines win pronsenennse 39c.-Men\u2019s Dress Shirts, good style, worth $1.25, now 0 einen TO avescseunees 63c.Men\u2019s Fleece lined \"Underwear, good value, worth 65C., NOW L.Loucvenr- 3c.Men\u2019s Suspenders, worth A40C., MOW.\u2026.\u2026+sccccunres occvasecenenese serrcessense cen 15c, EVERYTHING IN MEN\u2019 s FURNISHINGS WILL BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN THE COST OF THE RAW MATERIAL.Hats and Gaps Gentlemen, we have a good line of Men's Hats and Caps.Step in our store and see them, \u2018 HATS worth $1.50, NOW .c\u2026.ccryerrerenesere savorces © veerereerere pasersenseuvess 49c.Ladies\u201d Up-to-date Suits & Goats | Simple and stylish Costumes particularly adapted and trimmed for la- \u201cdies\u2019 street wear, all swell tailored and up-to-date.We have $17,000 worth of the most up- -to- date Ladies\u2019 Suits, (\u2018oats and Skirts.ever put on tha market of Sherbrooke of its vicinity« All must he sold at a sacrifice.Stylish costumes suitable for all, material trimmed with, the best quality of The Montreal Brokerage Co, : Will sell the entire $40, 000 stock of T.VINEBERG, consisting of Men\u2019s and Ladies\u2019 Ready- The prices that this stock will go at will startle and unnerve you.Everything goes, nothing remains.The greatest values in Men's and Ladies\u2019 Clothing and Furs ever offered in Sherbrooke will stare you in the face WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER to-Wear Garments and Furs.EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADS We will pay railroad fare to all purchasers of $50 or over for a radious of 25 to 50 miles.wy Spans $e gp al - Res a The World 57 Greatest bargain Gives BY ORDER OF THE MONTREAL BROKERAGE CO.BE Ladies\u2019 Goats ~ THE COATS FOR THE COMING SEASON, semi-fitting, stylish, attractive, made in all shades of heavy mantle or Beaver Cloth, Mixed Tweeds, or black.All the latest styles bought for this fall trade.Never will you have a golden opportunity to buy Clothing so cheap.Ladies\u2019 Swell Tailored Coats, worth $10.00, now .cccccee vecuenecs nnnccrasr $4.25 Ladies\u2019 Swell Tailored Coats, worth $14.00, now .cccee intone, $7.45 Ladies\u2019 Swell Tailored Coats, worth $18.50, now .cccceve vercsrrre even 1.39.25 Ladies\u2019 Swell Tailored Coats, worth.R35 to $40, now .Lu.ccccasrener 16.50 $10,000 Worth of Furs must be sold at this sale regardless of cost or value.Ladies 48 in.loose Jackets, fur lined, made with finest beaver cloth, lined with muskrat, sable, coon, squirrel and marpiot.Ladies\u2019 22 or .24 in.Imperial \u2018 Jackets, trimmed with sable, mink or differentkinds of fur, lined with silk, The most beautiful line of Ladies\u2019 Fur Coats ever shown in Sherbrodke.We are prepared -to sell all our fur at a loss.Our loss is your gain, remember all our furs are new and up to-date\u2014all * bought for this winter's trade._ Men\u2019s Raccoon Coats with shawl or notched collars, alsa Persian lamb, natural or plucked heaver or in any other kind of fur.- » Ladies\u2014A large assortment of Ladies\u2019 Muffs, Scarfs, Cravats, Stoles and Collarettes, a chance of a life-time for the people 10 buy furs.Men's Fur Lined Coats, as low as $20.50.Beaver shell, lined with Muskrat, Japanese Mink or Marmot ; : Collar, Persian lamb, tripped otter or natural.silk, worth 810, Now L.\u2026\u2026\u2026ovross orrrncrrrs vaverennssennre M acane mevrrreecenecss veesrrren vavane $3.95 Ladies\u2019 Stylish Suits worth 812.50, now \u2026\u2026 Casrnseesecenee 36.45 | Ladies\u2019 Stylish Stits worth 817.00.How cect vere veerene 839.45 Ladies\u2019 Sty lish Suits worth, 822.50, now .anas errant 814.45 Ladies\u2019 Stylish Suits worth 840.00, NOW 4.10 vccererrencenss $19.75 REMEMBER THE DATE OF THE BIG SALE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1908.at 9 O'CLOCK.\u201d ington Street spree rs in 00 SHERBROOKE - r= 000.00 Stock Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019s Furs THE UP-TO-DATE MEN'S AND BOYS\u2019 OUTFITTER AND LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM ape ve i lho 1K or A Fn FSR cg a.wor om SR Shee tr Sp ARC dnl) eps Tate amet = ; hr BE Er Et 2 Pn LPS TS Az i, a WF.YOUNG, P.O.F.180 Menmeuth St, Springfield, Massés x | The place to get { CARRIAGE ra rh \u2014\u2014\u2014 rn \u2014 rw tre it © nd \u2014- J _ + BHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, | \u201c$ATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908.Ne aor \u20ac, TE = LS ; ; i\u2019 J Yn rnp appr + om © © - Ax BOOSPA PUFF or : HORQUGHPIN.but will clean them off permänentiy, and you work the horse same tine, oes not blister or remove the halr.will tell you more if you write, $2.00 per bottle at d\u2019lers ordeliv'd.Book iDtree.ABSORBINE, JR., for mankini.5% $1bottle.Reduces Varicose Velus, Var.Hydrocele, Ruptured Muscles or Liga.Enlarged Glands.Allays pain quickly.LYNAN, BONS & CO., Montreal, Canadlan Agents.W.5.BRADLEY & SON, En \u201cUNDERTAKERS AND QU: PICTURE FRAMERS, = 55 FRONTRENAC ST.| SHERBROOKE, QUR.7 Beil Tel: Fhone 29; PHOTOGRAPHS Christmas will be here very soon.You owe it to your family to give them a fine Photograph of yourself.\\ something really artistic is from Geo.~dohnston, The Leading Photographer, 149 Wellington Street.Established 1870._ EAST- SHERBROOKE.Maker of cushion and pneumatic tired buggies, also all kinds of covered wagons and buggies.All sorts of heavy working wagons, hotel\u2019 busses, etc.We also fit solid rubber .or cushion tires om old wheels to order.All these tires are imported from the hest manufacturers in \u2018the United States.All work guaTanteed and prices and terms to suit buyers\u2019 convenience.Repairs and alterations of all kinds done on short notice.Painting, varnishing and upholstering on old vehicles a specialty.All _at moderate prices.NOTIGE\u2014CRUELTY Any \u2018person witnessing acts of cruelty to animals, please report at once to .8.P.C.A.INSPECTOR, \"Phone 284.CREAM | SEWEST | I FLOUR | \u201cCREAM OF THE WEST \u201d may cost you a trifle more than other grades of Manitoba flour.Suppose it does.What does a few cents per bag more matter if you get complete satisfaction.\u201cCREAM OF THE WEST\u201d is honestly as good a grade of flour as can be made from the hardest of hard Manitoba wheat and that .means the best wheat in the world.\u201cCREAM.Of THE WEST\u201d is | an expensive flour to mill because it represents the very \u2018\u2018 cream of the.best of the wheat terry.\u2019\u2019 but it rings true in the baking.\u201d @ O*\u201cCREAM OF THE WEST \"is a nourishing, toothsome, sweet flour that invariably pleases.Ordera bag: | The Campbell Milling Co.\u201cLIMITED Toronto Junction Dealers Everywhere Supplied- Monument» É.Carved and.lettered with Pneumatic Tools.Best value in Eastern Townships.Write for prices on any design T.F, TROUPSON, Sculpror 355 Wellington -Street.SHERBROOKE.THE DIPLOMA OF - BUGBEE COLLEGE.- is becoming recognizcd by the business \u2018guarantee of thorough business train- \u2018ing.It is presentdd to every student of the College who completes the re- .quired course in Bookkeeping or Stenography.gl ; ; Students of Bugbee Commercial live in~Stanstead College and have the advantage of a well conducted boarding school, providing social training, so necessary for business men.to the Principal of Stanstead College.GEO J.TRUEMAN, M.A, COMMERCIAL men of the Province of Quebec as a Write for terms and full information MEMORIALS.work only, Monuments.Prices reasonable.RICHARD HAMBLY, ; Cuaticouk, Que.Arttstic Murble in Granite and A PLANT TO FEAR.* GROWS LUXURIANTLY IN COLORADO FOREST LANDS.(From.the Anaconda ~Stundard) - The losses to the cattlemen in the Western States rom larkspur poisoning every year have been so serious that the Government is making a Vigorous effort to tind an antidote for tue poison as well as to eradicute the plant itself.In the Gunnison National Norest, Colorado, tne losses to the slockmen last season \u201cfrom.larkspur were conservatively .estimated to equal almost tive per cent of the total number of cattle grazed upon that forest.lts effects are almost im- -mediate.Death follows the eating of the plant within a few hours.For this reason remedies are of little avail, because the animals are generally dead: before they are discovered.Experts.from the bureau of plant industry, in cooperation with the forest service, have made careful and painstaking investigations in the field with a view to lessening the losses as far as possible, while several different plans have been tried in hopes of completely destroying the plant.Larkspur grows very luxuriantly in the early spring.On the Gunnison forest in June, 1908, the forest officers counted more than 1300 plants in blossom upon a single square rod.The, plant seems to De more poisonous in hot, damp weather than in dry seasons, and it has heen observed that when the ground is hard and dry, so that in eating it the stems break off, = leaving \u2018the roots in the ground, it is not so deadly in its effects.Since certain areas are well-known to be badly infested with larkspur, the stockmen have been in the habit of herding their cattle from such places.As far as possible these areas will be fenced by the forest service.On other areas where it is not so plentiful the blants will be dug out by the forest rangers, and also mowed off to prevent seeding again, lt has also been found that the plant will uot hold its own \u2018against certain kinds of grasses, such as timothy.A few acres sowed to timothy are being carefully watched, and it is believed that it is crowding the larkspur out.It seems.probable that by sowing timothy on the mountain meadows the larkspur could be gradually smothered and replaced by a valuable forgage plant.If the plan is supported by good evidence this season timothy will be extensively sowed later on.Meanwhile upon this, as well as several other national forests where the _losses front this -blant are very serious, the building of fenees to keep the cattle off the most dangerous areas, is being pushed By the forest service, and will be continued as fast as funds are available for the purpose.: .J.C.Thomas - of Crawford, Col, made an experiment in feeding larkspur some years ago to determine if possible just what part of the plant contained the poisonous properties.A yearling steer was\u2014fed a large quantity of the leaves with no .injurious results.A' few days later the.same animal was fed a quantity - of the roots and within ten hours.it was dead, thus justifying the suspicion that the polsonous matter was contained in the roots.+ WORLD-WIDE WARFARE ON PROHIBITION.CONGRESS OF BREWERS IN SESSION IN BERLIN.Berlin, Oct.13.\u2014World-wide warfar: on the prohibition movement sas launched yesterday when the In!er.utional Jubilee Congress of the Brewc.olleg.and Institute for Experimenta.s.searc., convened in Berlin yesterday.Brewing experts from the whole world are in attendance, and scores of distinguished physicians and © scientists will present papers tending to prove that the mo: derate use of beer preserves the health and is a positive good, instead of being responsible for the evils attributed to its use by the prohibitionists.\u2018The most complete exposition of bsewéry machinery, processes and products ever shown was opened yesterday in connection witii.the congress.- : The German Government has given congress .its official patronage by permitting its diplomatic representatives abroad to extend: invitations to.foreign participants.: One of the principal features will be an international jury to award prizes on international exhibits of barley and hops.Dr.R.Wahl, of Chicago, represents the United States.Dhe exhibition of brewing machinery consists to a large extent of American products, and several great American breweries.have entered prize horses in the brewery horse-show.The scientific aspect of brewing will be gone into with characteristic Teutonic thoroughness.\u2014 The, programme calls for the reading of an immense number of papers.\u2019 President A.\\Schalkof, of the New York scientific station for pure products and Professor Struve, of the Prussian Institute for \"the Fermentation Industries,y will lead the discussion on \u2018How can an international agreement become to\u2019 for combating the exaggerations of the total abstinence party 2° Dr.P.Martens, of New York, will aMo read a paper.\u2018 : : me rte FINANCES OF CANADA.TOTAL, REVENUES SHOWS DR CREASE OF $9,307,310 WHILIS EXPENDITURE HAS GREATLY INCREASED.! Ottawa, Oct.17.\u2014The finarcial statement of the Dominion ior the tirst half of the current financial.year shows a total revenue of $40,727,522, and expen- Aiture on ordinary account of $3201, \u201c28, to which is to be added an expenditure on capital account of $14,015,645.\u2018There hus been a shrinkage ot over eight millions in the customs collections as compared with the corresponding months of last year.Other sources of public revenue also show a.decline, with the exception of that from the post-office.reduced postal rates the postal revenue ! for the six months is $200,000 ahcad of last your\u2019 \u20185 : The total revenue from all sources together for the six months period to the eud of September shows a decrease of $0,207,170, whilst the total expenditure on consolidated fund increased by $3,081,310, and the expenditure on - capital account $4,000,743, - i \u2018I'he largest item in the capital expenditure is, of course, the outlay on the construction of the new transcontinental railway.: Returns for the month.of September | show an improvement of $160,000 in the | revenue fron: public works and railways and an increase of $120,000 from misce!- | laneous sources of revenue, whilst the | Postal receipts held their own.\u2018 There is a decrease also in the capital expenditures on the militia, on railway subsidies and on bounties.+ \"TIT FOR TAT.\u201cHere is my seat, madam, but candor compels me to say that I think you are as well able to stand ag I am.\" * you, sr.\u2019 \u2018\u2019\u2014Chicago Tribune.has resulted in fhe artistically finished patterns in spoons, knives, forks, efc., stamped | \u201c1947 ROGERS BROS » This name was known fo \\ Your grandparents as the standard of silver quality.SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS When you buy silver dishes be sure they are made by MERIDEN BRITA CO.?*° : Co o THE POISONOUS LARKSPUR THAT In spite of { \u201c\u2018Politeness compels me to say \u2018Thank\u2019 THE DAIRY INDUSTRY IN THE TOWNSHIPS.\u2018The Construction of Mare Silos - is Urged.INTERESTING LETTER ON THE SUBJECT BY MR.A.A.AYER.Editor Daily Record : - Dear Sfr :\u2014 °° It seems to me :that the farmers of this Province should wake up to the necessity of making a larger quantity of butter and cheese per cow than they are now doing.The -average cow in this Province hardiy pays for her Keeping, and the cows below the average shoud all be killed offi ang a better class that will give milk be provided to hil tne place.1f we are to encourage our sons to remain.on \u20acne soil, their farming must be done on a better, and, I may say, a more intelligent scale, than is seen in most places.Te 1 hope I shall not be presuming too much if I venture to make a few suggestions that, in my opinion, will be of general benefit.It it had not been for the unusual large amount of corn grown throughout Ontario and in many parts of the Province of Quebec this year, the diminution in the quantity of butter and cheese made during the month of Sep- teruber and thus far in October, would have been very much greater.This, however, was .not due so much to the larger acreage as to the weather being specially suitable for the growing of corn.- 10 MURE SILOS SHOULD BE BUILT.The present dought has been another reminder of the fact \u201cthat our dairy farmers should provide amply in ad- 4 vance for all the needs of their stock, and that the abundance of one year should be made to provide for the \u2018shortage of another year.I know of no way of doing this, 30 well as by the use of the silo.It is the only means we have for keeping forgage in a good condition from year to year.Silage is equally good for all kinds of cattle, but especially for milk-making purposes.It J is said shat more than half of the substance of the corn crop is in the stalk and leaves.This summer, in which the drought has been severe over all the land we find that the corn crop haB stood the cases a very large crop.Corn roots go down three feet or more in orainary soil, and, when the corn plarit has obtained _ à good start, it takes a Very heavy drought to injure it much.un fact, if corn for silage is being raiseu.pit will generally beat the drought as it has done this year.The farmers who this year have abundance of silo room, are happy because they have a big supply of feed for their cattle, for both this fall and winter, and some of them have enough to last them through all next summer.Why so many of our farmers continue to raise the old fashioned eight-rowed small-eared corn (usually called field corn), yielding about five tons to tne acre, is more than I can imagine.I have found the greatest success in planting the \u201cWhite Cap Yellow Dent\u2019\u2019 variety.I raised three fields, of \u2018about five acres each, this year, each :field of a different kind of soil and ;I' secured about 250 tons of feed.Man f the ears had by actual count over kernels each.The seed should be \u2018grown in Essex County Ontario, or from just south of Lake Erie ; it will ripen about ten \u2018days earlier than, the ordinary southern Dent corn.I bought mine! from \u2018William Ewing & Co.\u2019 Montreal: Co The profit of a dairy farm in these | strenuous days must be brought about by securing\u2019 a larger amount of milk from the cows.One reason why the cows in the Province of Quebec do not give as much milk as those in Ontario sis, because our pastures are not as good and - we do not give the cow sufficient feed.Few farmers can afford to buy corn, bran, &c., to feed the cows with | at present prices.We shall never get the price of these coarse feeds down until each farmer raises, as \u2018soon as possible, all the coarse feed he needs for his own cattle.This camnot be done in any way so cheap as in the raising of corn.The cost of a silo will repay itself in two years, so if any farmer has not the ready money, it would pay him to borrow.\"The model way of feeding a dairy of, say, thirty cows, is to have three round silos 12 x 30\u2014one for feeding in the autumn and early winter, one for early drought of summer.You will note from the above that, in\u2019 my ,opinign, the greatest necessitv, in order to increase the efficiency of our dairies.and to secure a larger supply of milk, is to feed better.As a general rule, I think I am safe in saying that | the young cows with their first calves,\u201d are not fed and nursed sufficiently.If the feeding was done in such a way as to bring forth the largest amount of milk possible dyring the first year, the young cow would begin to feel, as some of , our experts sav,\u2014that it was her \u2018business to give milk and to give lots of it, and thereafter every year better results would be obtained, and so the whole dairy would be brought to a hirher standard.There many other things that T might say ; but if our farmers will give snec- fal attention to the providing of sne enlent feed, I am sure that there would be a ereat advance made in the profits of dairying in this Province, .A.A.AYER.Montreal 13th Oect., 1908.\u2014 JAPANESE RESCRIPT.PEOPLE WANT TO BE KNOWN AS PEOPLE WANT\" TO KNOW AS PRACEFUI, AND CONSERVATIVE.: Yokohama, October 16\u2014The Official Gazette this morning\u2019 publishes an .: imperial rescript, countersigned by Premier Katsura,\u201d in which the Emperor Says : \u201c \u2018The East and West are\u2019 dependent upon one another sor the promotion of their mutual welfare, and on this account we should endeavor to cultivate), the friendshi of other nations.At the same time, it\\is highly important in the post bellum days that we \u2018should be united with othek countries in advancing the industries.\\In this we shall Le acting in accordan with the sacred traditions of our forefythers and our gloricus national history.\\We trust that our loyal subjects will sist us in glorifying jthe virtue of our forefathers,\u2019 Tokio, .October 16.MThe Imperial re- script published Wednescayv, and which was intended to be addressed to the foreign powers, as well as to the people of Japan, becañe p'ublic- property because of an address made Wednesday by Premier Katsura before the perfectural governors, assembled in this city.The premier outlined\u201d the Government's economic policy and emphasized its deter mination to reduce unproductive expenditures.Speaking as premier, Marquis Matsura snid the rescript \u2018must be considered a definite command from the IXmperor foi the people of Japan to demonstrate their intention of following closely cv ery.form of economy and take a position\u201d before the world as a peaceful and conservative people.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 SUITING MEAT TO THE SEASON.(From the Washington Star) Professor Barrett Wendell of Harvard was laughing the other day at the British censor\u2019s refusal to allow the *\u2018Oedi- nus Rev\u2019 of Sophocles to be performed in London.\u201cCensors,\u201d said the noted teacher ane critic, \u2018are always like that.Why, there was a censor once in Rome\u2014\"' He smiled, \" \u2019 \u201cThis censor licensed a play called \u2018Widow and Septuagenarians.\u2019 The \u201cgec- ond act \u2018of the play took place in a restaurant.It opened with the words : \u2018* \u2018Waiter, a beefsteak.\u2019 Well to this speech the censor ap- péndel the following marginal note : \u2018When the piece is performed during Lent the actor instead of calling for a \u2018beefsteak will ordér an oinelet or fish.\u2019 '\u2019 Co co ec = =, drought well and has produced in most spring feeding and the other for me | E | part of the: .dition of two assessors appointed to re- \u201cCANDIDATE'S PERSONAL EXPENS- Voter.clude ?: \u2018date who dies ?ELLA we ro Lok me \u2018 MEN COLLECTION OF TAXES.~~ Ratepayer.Ce Will you please give in the legal column, the Foun Decessary on the & \u201cA uncil in collecting taxes ?lection roll .is*made based on the valuation toll.A public notice of its completion is given, which also calls for payment within twenty days.These taxes are recoverable by seizure and sale under a warrant signed by the mayor, or payment may be claimed by an action at law, If payment cannot be secured by seizure and sale of movables the real estate can be sold in satisfaction of the taxes.The owner of any real estate so sold may, within two years following the day of adjudication, redeem the same by repaying the amount laid out for the purchase of such land with\u2019 the costs incurred in the sale and with interest at fifteen per cent per annum in country municipalities, and 10 p.c.in cities or towns.= REQUISITES FOR AN ACADEMY.School Trustee, .What is necessary for a school to bo recognized as an Academy ?.Ans.It must be under control of, and receive financial support from the school board of the municipality in which it is situated.A suitable school building.furnished with the necessary appliances must be provided, 1t must be organized in three departments, viz.: elementary, model school and academy.Three teachers must.be employed, one of whom must hold\u2019 an academy diploma.The teachers must be engaged at fixed :Salaries by the school board.\u201cThe authorized course of study must De followed in each.department.The pupils must pass satisfactorily the annual written exainination prescribed for such schools, It must remain in session at least 180 days during the year.Ans.À côl PROMISSORY OF NOTE.Enquirer.Ea \u2018 A has a promissory note against B, C and D for $160 Jointly and severally.Iu collecting this note fs he obliged to take action against each of the three?Ans.No, if the note is a joint and several one he may collect the full amount from any one of the three, or two of the three as he may desire.If one of the three is required to pay the whole note he would have his recourse against the other two for their share.COLLECTION \u2018 RIGHT TO BUILD SIDEWALKS.Ratepayer.- ._ Has g .municipal council a right to take money out of thé treasury and ap- vly it to bullding sidewalks in a villa.situated in a inunicipality ?20, Ans.I presume that the-municipality referred to is a rural inunicipality anu taut there is a small incorporated vill- | age within its limits.\u2018There is nothing in the municipal law which would prevent the council using money for the construction of sidewalks in puch.a village.î INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION OF SCHOOLS.; How often are the Protestant schools of the province inspected ?_ Ans.All the schools of the province under the control of the Protestant Committee, are subject to annual inspection.The elementary schools \u2018are.inspected by ome class of inspectors, while the model schools and academies are inspected by an officer known as the Inspector of Superior Schools.An an nual written examination of the academ- les and model schools is held simul tancously throughout the Province under the direction of local deputy examiners appointed by the Protestant Committee.In these examinations pupils are considered as Having passed in tueil respective grades when they pass in all the grade subjects specified in the course of study.However, pupils who fail in not more than two subjects may be passed at the discretion of the examin- | ers when the aggregate of marks is high enough to justify, such action.Pupils who pass in the subjects prescribed for their respective grades receive certificates to this elect from the Department of Public Instruction.The examinations of Grade \u2018III Academy are conducted by the matriculation board of McGill University, enlarged by the ad- resent the teaching profession, and the llowing- associate members ; two _members of the teaching staff of the University of Bishop's College appointed by the Protestant Committee on the nomination of the college council the secretary of the Protestant Committee, the inspector of Sugeron schools and one additional membér apbointed by the Fro- testant Committee: The arrangement and conduct of these examinations are dnder = the control of the Protestant Committee to whom an annual report is made, What do the personal expenses of a \u2018candidate for the House ôf Commons in- Ans.\u2018\u2018Pérsonal expensés.'\u2019 as used in the clection act with respect to the ex- venditure of uny \u2018candidate include the reasonable travelling expenses of such candidate \"and the reasonable expenses -of his living at hotels or elsewhere in relation to such election and all.other expenses which by the act he may lawfully incur and pay.2.Who is the candidate ?.Ans.The agent appointed by him and especially charged with paying all the egal cxpenses on account of the election and whose name and address have.been declared in writing on or before nomination day., official agent \u2018of the ELECTION IN EVENT OF DEATH OF CANDIDATE.Elector.Does the election law make any provision for filling the place of a candi- Ans.Yes, except in the Provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and Yukon territory, if\" a candidate dies after being.nonnnated and before the closing of the poll the returning officer may fix \u2018anoth- ar day \u2018for the dates which shall be the ,nearest day possible after letting the number of days pass required by law between the posting up of the proclamation and the nomination day., nu ax pupa a mo - FOOD FOR A YEAR Meats.ocoveeeonnocansne 300 Ibs.MK .vooeeconncssnesse 240 qts.Butter.ecveeesvccoenes 100 Ibs.Edgs .oveectvennnscoanses 27 doz.\" Vegetables.co00naness 500 Ibs.This represents a fair ration for a man 10r one year.But some people eat and eat and yet grow thinner.This meansa defective digestion and unsuitable food.A one-dollar bottle of Scoit\u2019s Emulsion equals in nourishing properties ten pounds of meat.Your physician can tell you how it does it.Send this advertisement, together with name of .nomination cf candi- \u201cLégät Cotamn: À SyjFF i | paper in which it appears, your address and four À cents to cover postage, and we will send you a V \u201cComplete Handy Atlas of the World\u201d 1: :: SCOTT & BOWNE 126 Wellington Street W., TORONTO, ONT.For Sale by J.S.Mitchell & CO: -ous.ADVERTISEMENT.- FOR 70 CARS ife Prominert Physician Tells ire of How She Was Cured./ Mrs.J.RP.Flock is the widow of one of the best known physicians in London, Ontario.She was treated by her husband and many other medical men yet nevet received ary lasting benefit.Just by accllent, she tricd a well- known remedy, and now, after 70 years of suffering, sac Is well, Read her etter to Fruit-a-tives' Limited, \u201cDear Sis \u2014Since my early childhood (and I am now in my seventy-third year) I have suffered Indescribable torment from stomach trouble and indigestion, compiléa:el with lfver die- srders.Being the Wife of à prominert physician (the late Dr.J.R.Flock), I, haturally cnough, had a prejudice against proprietary remedies.I was, however, unable 4 hencfit to any great extent through my lifetime, from taking the ordinary remedles of physi- clans, being constantly in dellcate health from stomach disorder and vomiting.Accidentally I came into possession of a sample of \u201c Fruit-a- tives\"\u2014tried them, and found myself wonderfully benefitted.I take them now as my oniy medicine and they are keeping me in the most satisfactory\u201d health.So After finding out the wonderful medicinal qualities of * Fruit-a-tives\u201d I have recommended them to many of my friends and acquaintances, who have also had the bcet results from their use\u2014and one lady friend that 1 have recently recommended them to, has used them for Sciatica, from which sha suffered constantly and was unable to procure any remedy that would relieve her.She is now taking \u2018Fruit- a-tives\u201d and is cured.I am glad to be able to recommend \u201cFrult-a-tives\u201d and will be glad if.you will use my name in any way that will be the meuns® of bringing your rernedy before the public.\u201d .(Sgd.) Mrs.J.R.Fock, 546 Dundas St London, Ont, Feb.28th, 19d8 MOOSE SEASON IS OPEN \u2014 FEWER HUNTERS IN THE MAINE FORESTS, BUT BIG GAME AS PLENTIFUL AS USUAL.Bangor, Me,, Oct.17.\u2014Open-time on moose in Maine began at midnight Thursday.Fewer hunters than usual are in the woods, owing to continued warm weather \"and to various other causes, among them the national campaign, but t is likely that the last hall of-Novem- ser will: bring a crowd of city gunners in quest of big antlers.Hunting conditions are now favorable, enough rain 1aving come to relieve the drouth, while nost of the- leaves have fallen, The season is from Oct.15 to Dec.1.Last year 255 moose were shipped through Bangor.The average for the last ten years is 217.According to wardens and hunters, there has been no no- ERED TORTURES | cee - Ab TE EE EE bd bdo Jessop\u2019s Steel: Hardening and Tempering of Jessop\u2019s Tool Steel, No fixed rules will apply.SKILL and BRAIN are The first comes by use.\u201cThe other comes naturally or not at 41.The processes cannot be taught from a book.We will supply you with books with suyvestions and rules.You supply the SKILL and BRAIN, The James Robertson Co, Limited.MONTREAL, essential, - general + , Province of Quehec.PRIE ETAT pp - » I j | ery You know what cooking > : \u2018 with the ordinary roasting\u2019 pans means \u2014 constant watching, to prevent burn i I a f i je] g Ee ing -\u2014 hasting, with the i mn heat of the oven pouring in | i one\u2019s face\u2014apd Dblistered i Lui fingers, from handling the hot pans.With \u2018Scott's Patent Roasting Pan PATENTED 1907 .- \u2018there is no chance af burning the meat\u2014consequentlÿ you dan\u2019t have to watch it.The Joint or Fowl is basted automatically \u2014 thus insuring the meat being sweet, tender and juicy.Meats cook quicker * too\u2014thus saving fuel\u2014and no cover is requived with the pan.The pan 1s pressed out of a single sheet of steel-has ng seams or gharp corners and will outwear half a dozen ordinary roasting pans.Ask your dealer to show it to you.Made by THE THOS.DAVIDSON MANUFACTURING CO.,Ltd.Montreal and Jonipeg * 02-20 5 tb w - etnies mat _ - PAY TEACHERS BETTER.\u2019 | (From the st.raul Dispatch) | The scarcity of teachers, of women ; teachers, is but the rarther working of the influence which sent men out of this profession.For women, too, are finding greater rewards in business life.We BCAA a tion for teacning runs through three years at least-to take out training school requirements.And then the sal« ary is $4 for the ten months, Whereas .the stenographer, after six-months study or less, can command $4¢ for twelve months, and in three years.if she has- merit; has oui-topped the highest salary ticeable decrease in the number of moose in Maine since last year.The old bulls are harder to find than in years past but under careful protection the young bulls have become rather more numer- know of women teachers right here in St.Paul who have, in the Summer vacation, equalled their salaries by taking up a business venture temporarily.S' experience means a.surrender of teaching to-morrow.Moreover, the prepara- schedule cf the local teacher.If the cities, St.Paul and Chicago, intend to maintain a school system which shall serve, the people must pay the teachers Sularics somewhat sinilar to.thos -com- manded in tte business world.l \u201cPandora\u201d Thermometer \u201cWell, the important part of a range to a woman is the Oven.This should be made of steel so as to properly absorb, retain, circulate and dispose of heat from the fire-box.Meats will \u201cthen be firm, yet with crust even all around.\u201cThe \u2018Fire-box should be substantially made, be wide, roomy, and allow perfec \u201cAn Emery Rod and Towel Drier elps the housewife with her knife sharpening and towel drying, \u201cThe Reservoir should be constructed of steel, lined with white | enamel, 80-a8 never to burn out or rust out.3 «cp Pp = SE as wie CA rnd KEN BR a à \" aw FY tik 2 \u201cPandora\u201d * Enamelled Steel Reservoir LONDON, TORONTO, MONTREAL \u201cFriend \u201cYoure going to be married, girlie, and want me to recommend a range.features I have # mentioned mean Maximum Service, and you get them at Minimum Cost in \u2018Pandora\u2019 Range.\u201d to Friend\u201d « Pandora\u201d Fire-box and Grates.>.juicy, and biscuits, etc, sufficiently raised, t freedom for the manipulation of the grates.\u201cAn accurate Thermometer can be .set at the neces- ~ sary heat required - for a baking and will save you all sentry duties.- \u201cPandora\u201d Emery Rod and Towel Drier.\u2019 he \u2018housewife\u201d - - + .; RY.» WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER, ST, JOHN, N.B., HAMILTON, CALC Al Fa eet, bys.on hac Sohseon, and sans.Siiopers 9! We are ject of ON and for x Our gre + ; By stu lege you a 8150 to N.WOLFE 6° .detached hou ¥ street, at pres feManany Esq.looms, bath Fe cellar floor, c bot air furn: + bardwood down-atairs, orkmansh, own residence.| be sold OR easy terms as Realty Co, DES ee eee D, LARGE HA! er Webster for lar ge orga: ster, or K.(;.TENEMENTS ing newl repairs r: Town, 2A M bi \u20ac À = | Ë\u2026.AT ip : da, on , ES 36, 7 2.t; 19th\u2019 mation lé- e, Que.ref 7 Popu Ed ead : .ri - SHERBROOKE DAJLY RECORD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908, PAGE SEVEN, â oo G5 Rico of Sher- or E ; Ross of Bed- ne ws friends and relatives enone to E = i o> is hos and Mr.Pages ham Centre, Mr.Bof ghur?e.Town Hall.Ca ihe auspices of 3 y OMC CE 8 Laub was + de du Pasauel © to be.The x it desert oe ponaghy.of St.agi uch a preciated.Mrs.Ys ry, Th allad singing and her y acts the gailor\u2019s wife's song, Robert A.Sea,\u2019 p 0 e From go gomes Ho laid Shawl,\u201d pe 1e Pons Ale pe Tiny mo: Past ve Miller to the M\"! 4 The tones werd g aad gweets pd , pupils of Mrs: lord, wll rare ae 8 \u2018 > yiss oi Ostrow was A) ling =e and Miss Kim: 5 \u201cPolka de la Rhine,\u2019 pt a merited encore Qu # ye of Mor! sang them weil \u2019 1m, Tom, Dr OpaNIEd on uné A erley Hiss Pat the local ar- à accompar ist, Of t Macfarlane WP s \u201cAngel's Ser- Lat o Fag the VOR: WAS {apiste the ALE perley\u201d s playing, of iH A\u201d everal ontreal, sans 5 The griopers of who is certainly Fs.89% \u201cYactarlane gave a trio ESS - LEARN MORE AND YOU WILL EARN MORÈ.The Boyd Syllabic - Shorthand pclude © Mr.and - e her execution St.Ives * and \u2018Lock which was well received.The only por- | tions of the programme which were not set to music were furnished by the Rev W.£, Baker, Pastor of Emmanuel Congregational Church and by Miss Fanny Vilas, daughter of Mr.W.F.V ! \u2018ilas, M.L.A.fur Brome.Miss Vilas rendered Owen Meredith's \u2018Aux ltaliens\u2019\u2019 so af- fectively that an insistent encore was responded\u2019 to with a charming little =xeteh conveying a pleasing humour by a play upon words.Mr.Baker's two selections were both humorous, the better cne being a recounting of the orig- mal manner in which an old darky numbered eggs which he was selfing.If votes should be counted\u2019 that\u2019 way, on the 26th, both candidates would win, A.male quartette, composed of the Rev.Baker and Messrs.Johnston Duboyce and Mills,\u201d gave a couple of selections, one of which was comic.On the whole, the Girls\u2019 Club is to be congratulated on the successful outçome of this worthy effort tu ment.> EARLY CLOSING .IN BERLIN.+ ALL STORES MUST BE SHUT NOT LATER THAN 8 P.M.DAILY Berlin, October 17.\u2014The police authorities have issued an order directing all Ruben- very : the shopkeepers of the city and suburbs to clesé thelr shops not later than 8 p.m.daily from November 1.No exceptions.are allowed.The maximum penalty for not complying with the order is 600 marks fine or a day\u2019s imprisonment for every ten marks thereof, piano and \u2018cello, which cannot be_ recovered.! | 1 | i F.S.' GLEASON, Principal, 53 Strathcona Sq., Sherbrooke, Qua.We are Specialists in Teaching Shorthand, -Typewriting, Bookkee -Office Methods, And Telegraphy.:: 2 =: OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED.We are the only college in this province teaching the very important sul- - ject of Office Routine, in\u2019 its most complete, practical and up-to-dateform and for which at the present time we are making no- charge: Our students are now earning in this city ALONE, gregate yearly salary of over Penmanship, -.$201,000 00.By studying BOYD'S FAMOUS SYLLABIC SHORTHAND at this cgl- lego you are in a position from three to four months sooner, you save from 3150 to $200, and you are a better stenographer.Apply to Principal for terms and further particulars.\u2019 IH dass MAX) \u2019 FS IIVIS SII FIIII FIFI FINI FEIIIIIIIIIIIIS ant purvey good wholesome amuse- - Why hot begin now\u2018?_ GRAYSON SUSPENDED.| DARRED FROM HOUSE OF COM- | NS FOR THE SESSION, London, October 17 , \u2014A¥ - ; son, the Socialist member cr the Moss of Lommons from Yarksbire, who creat- © in the House Thursday by of London, after which i C .> he was \u2019 satave Lhe Tiouse, amid the UL om 8 coll suspended for the rest of the Css ion Lfforts are being made to make the Luurier _ demonstration in Montreal, next Tuesday night,.the biggest thing a the kind ever held there.Excursion rates are being offered on all railways for a radiñs of one hundred miles.PUBLIC NOTICE 8 hereby given that, the have been authorized to take nag Ene ore take the quality of heir under ben-\" 0! Inventory to the estate and suc-™ J cession of thé late Joseph Azarie Ar- chambault, in his life time of the City of Sherbrooke, Notary.Sherbrooke, Igth \u2018October, 1908.J.O.ARCHAMBAULT, VICTOR E.ARCHAMBAULT DAME MARI ) Louise ARCHAM- MINY), 4%.M.A.MONT- M.A.MONTMINY L 12E MY W FE.) (TO AUTHOR- 100th EOEEEELELLLLELLLALALLLLALELLL444£80808408800004 210 LE 4 cn And Business v | Colleg e.| =| i o\u2014 Fa >.an ag- \u201cRd 8\u201d kr40,000 Readers daily.Reach all parts of the Eastern Townships Will get you anything you want.M1 cent à word (minimum 15 words) and six insertions for price of five, Pick your days, © = .1207 ; \u2019 i WERTILS FOR SALE.\u201cALE-ONE SN x GLE AND ONE Mote North -Ward.A «tu i ; Aeniences, Best locality.Ape\u201d rd Offic n \u2014 ted WHEAP\u2014TO QUICK : Good acres good soil, on Dead buildings, well water- .Will] \"Qu easy be ue.a 8 ares CU ABOUT 16 ACRES OF ig Ra iord, AUJOIDILUE tug On jouse.Apply to Dr.Wr HM.D.Lawrence, lux- tg A.Elkins\" rence, bux ie \u2014_\u2014 agp ON WOLFE STRERT ged, detached house, sit an, M cet, at present oe- 3 Bight ch anany Esq, Size of Cmenteq 0oms, bath room and nt ad ar floor, combinu- wih hot air furnkce, hot \u2019 ardwood- floors and » -SOÎtWood Workmanship.Built 1 A 4p \\¥ 1d OWN resid .b 11 ; ence.Posses- te, , on agPe, Old at mode JAY By erms if desir- \"pry 2108 Realty Co, 171 Wel- re ermmtmenra 8 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 + UPPER STORY © , day CE, suitable for halls, a) Trase,, \u201cLOTBES, eto.Ap: inp Lo _ Te LARGE HALI, AND LR St a Webster bivock 111 a 'voms, 4 Ul heated, \u201cSnitable Tp Webatr, large organization.oor Ki.G.Wiggett.y ar 10, TE NEMENTS, 31 AND Wy can he Being newly titted\u2019 Wy 5 1 Be repairs made to « Brown, 2A Montcalm, eo : TS ™ SELF CONTATN BD Corr- NS Frompect street, Five Meu, .+ Armstrong, 3; te THE ARE BriiD.iN, ci Vit or with te i % eDterto, Out a vault.due te, lectur aloments such as HY ge Neel Mmusicals &c.Hs FUI ale Your houses.OWete, con- ING Is, fi (008 ; \u2019Laïmson\u201d\u201d | in thet hall to .| HS Peter TENEMENT, 6 NC at HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE.- FV} ANTED\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVant, where house boy is kept.Mrs.Scarth, Lennoxville.TANTED\u2014TABLE GIRL.- APPLY at Montreal House, Sherbrooke.\\ TANTED\u2014A FEW EXPERIENCED .Worsted yarn winders.Paton Manufacturing Co., Sherbrooke.: \\ ren.ANTED AT ONCE\u2014MIDDLE AGED woman, as nurse for \u2018young child- Mrs.W.EK.Loomis, \u201822 Queen St.VVWANTED \u2014 TWO SOLICITORS \u2014 Lady and Gentleman for Magazine work.Address P.O.Box 123, Longueuil, Que.out 0er mt me EC FOR SALE.OR SALE\u2014STOCK IN GENERAL store, groceries, dry goods, boots and shoes, crockery &c.Said stock is all new and in good condition.Call at once, A.L.Pomeroy, Compten, Que.J{OR SALE\u2014PURE BRED RHODE .Island led Cockerels, extra color, $1.60 cach while they last.P.O- Box 254 Sherbrooke.LL Lu _ Jo SALE\u2014ONE OPEN BUGGY, nearly new, one-driving harness, one 6 station cash carrier, nearly new, nne J.& J.Taylor safe, combination lock, measurement inside 18 x 2¢ in, x 26 in.in good order.The carrier and safe may be seen at the Thomas store in Coatirook.Apply to John FP.Bowen or Mdwin lowe, Hatley, lxecutors of the N.W.\u201cThomas Estate.Joon SALE\u2014THE MAN WHO HAS - tlie money to spare can get a tremendous bargain on a 224 ft.2 cylinder motor boat, a Maxwell 14 h.p.runabout, a Maxwell 20 '06 touring car and a Maxwell \u201867 touring car.Must have the = HELP WANTED \u2014 MALE, , GENTS\u2014SALARY AND COMMIS- Sion to sell Red Tag stock, Fire blete exclusive lines.Specially hardy.Grown only by us\u2014sold only by our agents.Elegant, free samples, Write now to Capital Nurseries, Ottawa.\"V\\\"ANTED\u2014GOOD VESTMAKE \\ take charge of vest gan Rod vases to right person.Walter Blue Co, EN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN IN 5 every locality throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up show cards | on trees, fences, bridges ana alr conspicuous places, also distribute small advertising matter.Commission or salary $83 per.month and expenses $4 per day.-Steady employment to good reliable men.No experience necessary.Write for par- Yculass, Empire Medicine Co., London, MISCELLANEOUS, JANTED AT ONCE\u2014PORTABLE engine and boiler 40 h.p.or over.\\ Board saw, carriage, edger, and complete saw Mill outfit.Parties having same DleaSe reply at once to C.J._ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ \u2014 'WANTED\u2014=ONE OR TWO PULP + ¥V wood, barkérs.Also Butt sawrig.A.C.Miquelon, Danville.fPHREE GENTLEMEN DESIRE ONE ! large bedroom.with private sitting room attached, also board.Box 29 Record.WWANTED \u2014 Two FURNISHED A rooms.in private family, with or without board.Box 23 Record.WH TED\u2014SECOND HAND FURNI- tre and cooking stoves, also all money fo use for otner purposes.True & Blanchard Co., Newport, Vt.\u2014 en ta Fer SALE\u2014STEAM SAW MILL, \u201cnuble edger, tumber trucks and lathe nil! Address Boz 62 Knowlton.TT AGENTS WANTED.: A GENTS WANTED\u2014FOR A HIGH- À class beautifully printed and illustrated dollar-a-year woman's\u2019 magazine.Commission, fifty cents on each doilar subscription.Write for agent's Free \u201contfit.American Home, Monthly, 5 Barclay, Street, New York.: \u2026 on LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.x AND FOUND.| [ror SALD \u2014 EXTRA WORKING .\u2014 I heavy draft team, weighing over rat, PRUMMO NT ghd 00, 1 Wb \u201cen \u201cBox fi Satchel en Record.iris | and other pn Wiilowdale Stock Farm, Len- 200 his itox ville.J oR SALE\u2014TWO LEICESTER RAM .lambs, saddle horse,.§ Years Rld£ La il.Parnelè, Lennoxviles __._.\u2014\u2014\u2014 kinds of heaters.Apply at 30 King St.Bell \u2018phone 237.| GENTLEMEN M{/ANTED \u2014 TWO f boarders, Front bedroom.Address Box 27 Record Office.MOARD WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMily, by young lady and, girl of ! thirteen.Bax 30 Reécord.Cl L - FARMS FUR SALE.RM FOR SALE\u2014§0 ACRES GOOD XL.land and buildings, cheap for cash.Hugh McFadden.Lennoxville.MAKES A PROPOSI- CANADA AND AUS- - TRALTA.London, Oct.17.\u2014Postmaster-General Buxton states he has invited Canada and Australia to participate in an im- periäl postal order system, but is, SOrTY to say that neither has as: yet agreed to adopt it.BUKTO MR.TION T Wright, P.O.Box 703 Sherbrooke, Que.| | SPORTING NEWS.LIST OF RUNAERS brooke-Leanoxville Course.REMARKABLE \"LIST FOR FIRST EVENT OF THIS KIND IN - TOWNSHIPS.Two weeks from to-day will take place the big Eastern Townships Road Race under the auspices of the Daily Record.: Over sixty young men in Various parts of the Eastern Townships are now in training for the event.Besides the Cup trophics there will be a dozen or more special prizes.The \u2018race is timed to start at 3 p.m.The following is a list of the young men who have entered for the race: - l\u2014Herbert Harvey, Massawippi.2.\u2014R.Spriggings, North Hatley.3.\u2014H.Lenyan, Sutton Junction.4.\u2014Harold Hall, Melbourne.5.\u2014C.Fraser, Cookshire.16.\u2014Floyde Johnson, Cowansville.17.\u2014H.Johnson, Cowansville.18.\u2014Ivan Foster, Cowansville.19.\u2014H.Johnson Lennoxville.20 \u2014N.Dean, Lennoxville.21,\u2014A.Adams,.Lennoxville.22 \u2014KR.Little, Kast Angus.7 23.\u2014C.Westgate, East Angus.24.\u2014R.Westgate, East Angus.25.\u2014F.Parsons, Kast Angus.26.\u2014J.Riddle, East Angus.27,\u2014C.Cooper, East Angus.28.\u2014L.Davis, East Angus.29.\u2014N.Wards, Bishop's College.30.\u2014C.Harding, Bishop's College.31.\u2014C.Stevens, Bishop's College.32.\u2014W.Wright, Bishop's College.33.\u2014A.Whalley, Bishop's College.34.\u2014W.Chiftord, Bishop's.College.35.\u2014K.Husband, Bishop's Col.School 36.\u2014H.Price, Bishop's College School.37.\u2014H.Hepburn, Bishop's Col.School, 38.\u2014R.Wisner, Bishop's Col.School.39.\u2014O.Smith, Bishop\u2019s Col.School.40.\u2014W.Kent, Bishop's Col.School.a.\u2014J.42.\u2014C.Hall, Bishop\u2019s College Schopl.Kay.Bishop's College School.#3.\u2014C., Murray, Bishop's.Col.School.44\u2014T.Dickson, Bishop's Col.School.Black, Bishop's Col.School.Roussel, Crescents.Grant, Crescents.48.\u2014F.Wark, Crescents.49.\u2014C.Atto, Crescents.' 50\u2014J.Smith, Crescents.Symonds, Crescents.Metivier, Crescents.Albert, Crescents.54\u2014J.Hawkins, Crescents.55.\u2014F.Boyle, Crescents.56-\u2014 'T.Morin, Crescents.51.\u2014T.62.\u2014A.53.\u2014M.§7.\u2014J.Ryan, Crescents.58.\u2014H.Miller, Sherbrooke.§9.\u2014J.Redmond, Crescents.60.\u2014A.Clements, Crescents.\u2018Trace was in town this morning and went over the course in fairly good time.He was accompanied \u2018by his brother on a bicyele: and at the conclusion of the run was in good phy- coming road _sical condition.i \u2014 Lt \u2018 PRIZE FOR FIRST OF THE THREE LENNOXVILLE HARRIERS.- Owing to the fact that giving a prize ta the first -man to pass the Duncan Establishment on :the way out would have a tendency to have the runners sprint the first 100 yards, Mr.Duncan hag decided to-give the prize to the first of the thre¢ men representing Lén- noxville in the coming race to cross the finishing line.SHERBROOKLS NEW \u201cCURLING RINK.Will be One of ihe Best in the Dominion.EXPECTED IT WILL BE READY FOR USE ON DECEMBER FIRST.Rapid progress is being made in the erection of the new rink for the Sherbrooke Curling Association.The buiid- ing, when completed, will take rank with the best rinks in the Dominion.The contract calls for the completion of the structure by the first of December and under the efficient handling of Mr, C.Beauchesne, manager of the Sherbrooke Construction Co., there 1s little doubt that weather pernmutting, the building will be ready for opening on that \u2018date.The building is situated on Water street, cast of the Silver Spring Brewery, on land purchased from the Canada Paper Company.It has a frontage of fifty-eight feet and a depth of 17s feet 4 inches.It is rectangular in plan, that part facing Water street and to a depth of 22 fect being devoted to administrative and social purposes.front part is two stories in height, the remainder, or rink part being one story high, but still sufficiently \u2018high to permit of a good view of the \u2018entire ice The.building is of solid brick on concrete foundation, the roof being supported by Howe trussts, spaced 12 feet apart and resting on pilasters projecting from the face of the walls.This ar- \u2018rangement obviates the necessitv of having columns.or posts \u2018in the building.The main entrance porch is in the centre of facade and if tne onlv attempt at ornamentation on the building.The porch opens into a .alfge room 22 feet by 35 feet, to be used \u2018as a general assembly; room.\u201cTo the left of the main entrance is placed the staircase leading to the second floor.and also that to the basement.To the right of the main entrance is the door leading to the smoking and locker room, a large airy abartment, 22 fect by: 20 feet.The rink is divided from the above rooms by a solid brick partition reaching to the toof.This partition is provided with large plate glass windows one placed opposite each sheet of ice.which there are three are separated by aisles, five feet wide, extending the whole length of the building and also across the full width of the building at the Tear.Envrance to the rink is gained by doors placed opposite the aisles, leading from the general assembly .rogm The basement is devoted to toilet and rnace rooms, Bo ectly at the head of the stairs on the second floor is a small room to be used as a kitchen.The whole of the remainder of this floor 1s to be used as a dining-room, but is so arranged that the part nearest the rink is for the use of spectators, which part = separated from the rest by a balustrade.; The whole of the interior of the building will be finished i a manner befitting its use, and altogether will be a building which will be à credit to the ssociation.; Aen completed, this pbuilding will represent a cost of about $13,000.The contract price for the construction of the foundation and brick work is $8,000.~ BASKET BALL | BOTH TEAMS PREPARED FOR THE STRUGGLE TO-NIGHT.© FOR COMING RACE.6.\u2014W.Timmons, Capenton.7.\u2014J.Javery, Scotstown.8.\u2014F.Baldwin, Bedford.9.\u2014J.Larden, Bedford.10.\u2014M.Clark, Sutton.11.\u2014J.Gagne, Sutton.12.\u2014A.Sparks, Coaticook.13.\u2014H.Adams, Coaticook, 14.\u2014-G.Estabrook, Waterloo.° 15.\u2014A.McKenna, Waterloo, 61.\u2014W.- Davidson, Y.M.C .62.\u2014C.Hurn, Y.M.C.A.?63.\u20148.Low, Y.M7 C.A.f&.\u2014C.Farbertson, Y.M.C.A.65 \u2014E.Cillis, Sherbrooke.60.\u2014E.Robitaille, Sherbrooke.>\u2014 | HATLEY MAN .RUNS OVER THE COURSE.Mr.Ralph Spriggings from North Hatley, one of the competitors in the This - from; the second floor of the front part.\u201cThe ices of LCE brooke are taking great interest in the game which takes place in the Y.M.C.A.gymnasium this evening.That both teams are bent on winning the game is shown by the fact that they are securing every available player.The ladies will he given seats on the running track where they will be in a safe and at the same time good position to witness the game.\u2014 SPORTING NOTES.| \u2014 Several members of the Y.M.C.A.successfully \u2018underwent their physicial ex- aminations at the gymnasium yesterday Young Men Who Will Run Sher- a'ternoon.While playing rugby last Saturday afternoon, Mr.Haroid Tate had the misfortune to injure his.back.Mr.C.J.Miller and a party of 25 boys left this morning for the country where they will spend the day playing football and various other games.\u2014\u2014 Bishop's College and McGill rugby teams o'clock on the College Campus.Several new men turned out with the basketball squad at the gymnagium last night, DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS.{ (Continued from page 1.) \"Ada May Arthur, daughter of the late John Arthur, of Sherbrooke, was married to Mr.William Alexander Young, of Lachine.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.Canon Shreve, Rector of the church.The bride, who was given away by her .bratther, Mr.John \u2019Arthur, of Toronto, looked very graceful and distinguished in a gown of cream silk-and-wool crepe cloth, elaborately embroidered with soutache braid and Trench knots, the short coat being worn over a blouse cf cream taffeta.The hat was a cream toque with pale blue.plume, and the bridal kouquet was of exquisite white roses, The bridesmaid, Miss Cratfiern, of Montreal, wore mauve mousseline de scte over taffeta, with large black picture hat, and carried a \u2018bouquet of white carnations.The best man was Mr.Richard Young, of Lachine, brother of the groom.Only the immediate relatives were present, although a large number of spectators assembled - in the church, among them being many old friends of the bride.After the ceremony luncheon was served at the Albion Hotel, and in the afternoon the newly married pair left for Au Sable Chasm, N.Y., where the honeymoon will be spent.~~ The (bride\u2019s ~oing away gown was of striped navy blue cloth, tailor made, with ' coat, and blue and white checked taf.fota blouse.The hat was black sal lin, trimmed with blue aigrettes and | cloth of gold.Many beautiful and valuable presents were received by the bride, including silver, cut glass, rare ' china, jewellery, etc., from \u2018friends in i Montreal, Sherbrooke, England, India \u2018 and Egypt.The groom's gift was a diamond ring, and to the bridesmaid a pearl broach.To the best man \u201che presented a ruby and pearl pin.On their return from their wedding trip Mr.apd Mrs.\u2018Young will take up their abcde at Lachine.CABANA\u2014DFLISLE.| On Wednesday morning at the parish, \"church of Pointe aux Trembles, near Quebec, the marriage took place of Miss Marguerite Delisle, niece of Mr.and Mrs.A.Delisle, to Dr.Hubert C.Cabana, son of Mrs.H.C.Cabana, of \u201cVilla Bella,\u201d Sherbrooke.- The nuptial mass was sung by Rev.Abbe Soulard, and the musical part of the service was extremely fine, Madame Larue, the organist, performing the Lohengrin bridal music at the ap- ening of tie service, while the following solos were beautifully rendered : \u2018\u201cSane- ta Marie\u201d (Faure), Miss Marie Matilda Delisle, the hride\u2019s sister ; \u201cNoel du Mariage,\u201d Miss M.T.Leroux, and \u2018Ave Marie\u201d (Doss), Miss Giguere.| The bride, who was taken to the altar by her uncle, Mr.A.Delisle, wore à brown cloth tailored suit, with brown silk blquse, and smart brown, felt hat, trimmed with wings and ribbon.She çarried a large bouquet of \u2018white bride roses.The groom was accompanied by his elder brother, Mr.C.C.Cabana, of Sherbrooke, Mendelssohn\u2019s wedding march was played as the bridal party left the church for the residence of Mr.A.Delisle.where the reception was held and an elaborate luncheon was served.\u201cThe table decorations were white roses and ferns, and\u2019 a very large number of guests from Quebec, Levis and Point aux Trembles were present, including Dr.Lemieux and Mr.Fortier, N.l., of Quebec.The young couple left shortly after the reception in an automobile for Quebec, escorted hy a number of their friends, and spent a day with the bride's uncle, Mr.Cliarles Darveau, N.P., at Le- vig, returning to Sherbrooke Thursday evening.Many handsome presents were received hy the bride, and Dr.Cabana was the recipient of a well filled purse from his friends and confreres at Laval University, the presentation being made at the Victoria Hotel, Quebec, hy Nr.Lemieux, son of Mr.Justice Lemieux, on the eve of the wedding.The Buckley Hat The ideal hat for young men BUCKLEY & SONS, London.\u2018GOSSIP OF THE !cheon by the | Messrs.J.L.lCapt.Hayes and representatives will meet this afternoon at 3 - Shortly after revealing I APRN [EP \u2014\u2014- 0 \u201c \\ x x A ; ~ Pat.in Canada and TU.8.The basketball - efthusiasta.of Shezy \u2014 ELECTION CAMPAIGN.(Continued from page 1.) | from the cars and a procession was formed, headed hy the band, which escorted him to the hotel, where he was entertained to an elaborate lun- Shefford Conservative Association.Immediately after lunch- con the procession reformed and fully two thousand people escorted Mr.Jorden to the park, where there wax already a.large .crowd collected.Messrs.A.C.Savage and Louis Pare were appointed chairmen, and + mhongst those on the platform were Dozois, M.A.Vittie, \u2018of the various Conservative associations of the riding.Mr.W.H.Robinson spoke first followed by Mr.Borden.i Jrief speeches were given by Messrs, Hugh Clark, M.L.A., Hon.T.Chase Casgrain, and Mr.L.P.Bernard.M.LA.for Shefford, - and the closed withahearty cheers for Mr.Borden and the party.Foe Tt now looks as though Quebec East the Premier's constituency, and Beauce which returned Dr.Beland last election, are likely to be the only constituencies in Quebec district without contests, _ COOKSHIRE.The chicken pie supper and entertainment held in Victoria Hall on Tpursday night was a great success.The supper was all that could be desired and enjoyed by a large number.In the body of the hall home-made candy and fancy articles were on sale, both booths realizing large amounts.& o\u2019cloeck, the program of \u201cYe Olde Folke\u2019s' Concert\u201d was begun, \u201cYe Olde Folkes comprising Misses Georgie and Phoebe learned, Ma- be! McRae, Ruby Goff and Messrs, T.McRae, C.M.McRae.A.Cromwell and A.A.Learned, all attire, chorus, \u201cOld Folks at) Home,\u201d opened the programme.Solos were \u2014 rendered by Miss G.learned.Messrs.T.McRae, A.Cromwell, CM.| McRae, Miss Ruby Goff and Mr.A.A.Learned gave a pleasing duett entitled, \u2018\u2018Reuben-Rachel.\u201d\u201d Another amusing item was a mixed quartetie by Misses G.and P.learned, Messrs.T.McRae, A.A.Learned, entitled, \u201cBasso Profundo\u2019\u2019 ; a male quartette comprised of Messrs.T.and C.M.Mc- Rae, A.Cromwell and A.A.Learned was much enjoyed as was also a piano selection hy Miss McRae.Mr.J.M.Learned rendered a touching recitation entitled \u201cHorse.\u201d A chorus, \u2018\u2018Ring then, charming bells,\u201d by the Olde Folkes followed by the National Anthem brought a very pleasant evening to a close.At the conclusion of the programme the Ladies of the Aid meeting | dressed in ancient { CLEMENT THEATRE Week of October 12th.BOSTON VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURE CO.With Wesley Norris and Stella Wiley and the two Guaranteed Artists Berube and Pons._Prices\u201410\u201415\u2014-25¢.- Miss L.M.HOLLAND Teacher of Piano.and Elementary Theory of - Music, Harmony.30 MELBOURNE STREET - Sherbrooke.CUT GLASS AND CHINA Just received a Cut Glass and real Dresden China.These goods should be secn to be appreciated.We are always pleased to quote prices at H.J.Laberee's, Tae Jeweller, Lennorville OL FOR SALE.10 BARRELS LARD OIL FOR SALE at a sacrifice; first-class lubricant for all purposes.IMPERIAL WASTE & METAL CO., 5-7-9 Queen Street, Montreal.Main 4959 Stock Auction Sale \u2014ON\u2014 - Wednesday, October 21st,-1908, The Undersigned Has Received Instructions From - : Mr.J.6.MALLORY, who is t Auction at his farm \u2018\u2018Fairview.\u201d\u201d LENNOXVILLE.\u2018 1 Horse, 9 years old, good worker ; 1 Horse, 5 years old, good worker and driver ; 1 Mare, 8 years old, good worker and driver ; 1 pair Metched Hackney Colts, 1 and 2 years old, 1 Hackney Colt, 2 years old; 4 Milch Cows, 1 to calve in December next, 1 dry, 2 farrow, ; 4 extra 2 year old Steers; 8 fat 2 year old Heifers ; 1 two year old Bull ;- 1 Brood Sow; 3 Shoats, tons good hay; 200 bush.Turnips; 60 cords Block and Stove Wood, 3000 ft.1 inch dry Basswood, 1500 \u2018ft.dry Cherry : 1 pr.Heavy Team Harnesses ; double Traverse Sleds ; 1 Emery Stone, new, etc., etc.Terms of Sale: 6 months.Sale at 1 o'clock p.m.: JOHN J.GRIFFITH, - Auctioneer.AUCTION SALE offered a fine crazy patchwork quilt jp Tuesday, October 20th, 1908, for sale which was sold by Dutch auec- tion to Mr.Ayton Cromwell.proceeds amounted to about 8125, A few of our citizens, including the Pand attended the political meeting at Bury on Thursday night.J \u2014_\u2014 TOLD BY THF HANDS.A writer in an Englisn weekly declares that if we want to know what.the other person is thinking we must look at his or her hands, Even unpracticed lips can lie, as everyone knows.Long practice in self-control will enable one to keep one\u2019s Voice sweetly cordial when there is nothing but indifference or cold dislike behind it.The éyes can be made to shoot clances which are not at all a register for the emotions.But the hands, it is] asserted, are utterly beyond the control of those to whom they belong.Even people who hardly gesticulate at all\u2014and to keep the hands still is considered by the Angla-Saxon a most essential part of good breeding \u2014even these people are, it seems, constantly themselves in little movements cé the hands.The immortal Mulvaney has put it on record that a woman's truth or untruth can be discerned by the action of her hands, Of course, it talgs a pradticed reader to interpret what the hands are saying.It is not a case of \u201che who runs may.read.\u201d FWhen You Buy A Pen; _ 6 ET ; AT PE ar bys oe Pony | (THE KIND THAT HAS THE © For Sale by 7 The Rcbzrt W.Hogg Co., SHERBROOKE, QUE.AAA Office Specie ties 8 G reral Office Supplies.Sm mie pn SRM Sart tt Yes! 20c.holds your Storm Window as tight as desired for a lifetime, when attached with Ce Bourque's STORM WINDOW FASTENER.Manufactured Ly W.BOURQUE, East Sherbrooke, Que./ The } 1 hoard, at 10 a.m.\u2014FOR\u2014 A.E.RICH, at his farm in DUDSWELL,.All his stock, Hay and ftérm tools, must positively be- sold as Mr.Rich has sold his farm.For particulars, see posters.A.NEWMAN, : Auctioneer.Have You Wood To | \u2014 Sell?I want cordwood, soft and hardwood slabs.- I also buy all kinds of lumber.Will pay top prices for good B: Co À Write me with full particulars.C.A.SPENCER 66 St.Francois Xavier St., MONTREAL.\u2019 W ee \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Why Ask For \u201cMAPLE LEAF BRAND\u201d = Water Because it is the best on the market ; saves boiling the clothes and makes them sweet and clean.Every - per bottle.grocer sells it\u20148 cts.\u2018 Agent - A.J.HARTWELL 22 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke.- eIPIIISISIVIIIIIIIIIIY Having received instructions from Mr.GEORGE DONNELY, I will sell ut his residence 823 [London street = SHERBROOKE, - \u2014é\u2018)N- Saturday, Oct 24th | All his household goods comprising = 2 Parler Suites, one in Black Walnut ; 3 funey Tables, Pictures, Blinds.Easel, a large lot of.plants, | Hall Stand in quartered Oak, 1 Oak Lh.na Closet with desk combined, Bide- Dining-room Chairs, Extension Dining Table, 3 Rockers, I Refrigerator, Corner Shelves, 1 brass trimmed Bed (extra good), 4 Bed-room Setts, 4 Sor.ngs, 4 pure wool Mattresses, Oilcloth, 1 Lounge, 3 Kitchen Tables, Chamber Crockery, Kitchen Range, 1 Cook Stove, Blue flame Oil Stove, 1 lawn Mower, and all the garden tools, a lot of Picke.s and Preserves, Hubber Hose.Ladders, 1 Streamer, Curtain Stretchers, Flower Stands, Etc., 4 cords fine split hardwood, all the kitchen Utensils, Tubs, Ktc.Sale at one o'clock, G.H.KERR, Auctioneer.NOTICE.; Re Kstate of the late.J.A.Archam- bault.T - with or against the Estate and succes - sion of the late J.A.Archambault, are requested to fyle them immediately wilh the undersigned.Sherbrooke, 17th, October, 1908.B.A.DUGAL, .: Banque Nationale \u201c nice assortment of _ going West, to sell by Public.- 8 | ov Water} Wilton Rug, one - All persons having claims or accounts _ CA - \\ - \"% \u201ci #0 ; TH ! ' ; = i ~ È { - Ï + La + A 3 25 - ; > \u2014 » F : A 3 : ar i é - ag > pr Be la ES Sn od i rage a - - - UT rasée + AINA I am .- meow AE A SE alin SrA: > a A REE 1 CR RT Fa Ta 6 PAGE EIGHT, ing moved to Melbourne, where he intends making his home.Miss Nellie Ewing is -\u2014 SUTTON JUNCTION.- Mr.Ed.Mills and L.Draper had.the | good luck Thursday to shoot a large FLODDEN.Recent arrivals and.departures are: Mrs.Chas.Goodenough home from: Dan- ville ; Miss Agnes McLean, home from a visit at St.Cyr.; Mrs.J.McLean home from Kingsbury ; Miss M.McDonald of Danville, visiting her sister, Mrs.James on the sick Mst.| rn 3 McNaughton ; the Messrs.Will Mc- deer and trace of partridge.5 Naughton and \u2018Steve Miller home from ; Several people from here attended the : the North-West ; Mr.R.T.McLean to harvest home supper at Brome on i his home in Richmond, after spending a Thursday.Mrs.W.R.Safford and daughter are spending some time in Abercorn.Mr.Harry Hawley is in very poor health, Mrs.Downs is still very poor- 1y.\u201cArs.E.Miller of Brome, spent Fri- | day at J.B.Downs\u2019.Miss Frances Westover is home from | Dunham Ladies\u2019 College for the week end.; | Misses Alma Draper and Hattie West- .over were in Brome Thursday.couple of days with Mr.and Mrs.G.Stalker ; Miss K.Ewing to Montreal to attend the Thurbur-Dunn wedding ; Miss _ Irene Miller of Sherbrooke who has been .visiting her brother here recently, spend- |! ing the week with Mrs.W.Lawrence, , \u2014 Melbourne Ridge ; Mr.Curtis Stevenson to his home at Trout Brook, after visiting relatives and friends ; Mr.8.Ewing of Melbourne, home after visiting friends ; Miss Ruby Wright of Mel- boro to her = home after visiting Mrs.James McNaughton, Miss Luella Mrs.H.Soles is at\u2018A.W.Westover's Brownlow to \u2018Granby to her sister's, for a few weeks.i Mrs.H.Ball ; , \u2018 === | \u201cAt the business meeting held in the STILL IT'S NO AMUSING MATTER.4 church recently, Mr.C.W.Stevens was Scott.\u2018\u2018Funny chap that doctor.\u2019 appointed Secretary-Treasurer in place Mott.\u201cFunny ! Why, that man can of Mr.E.M.Rose, who resigned, hav- get humor out of a boil.\u2019 pécéééresessensattsts setessesesssssteseeets NEW SHIRBHOOKE CLOTHING STORE those -Fine Furs went out last week.It\u2019s a surprise for everybody who saw those Fur Stoles and Collars at such a low price.Remember, $5,000.00 worth of Furs of all kinds, Mink, Mar- \u2018mot\u2019.Sable, Russian Fitch,\u201d Squirrel, etc., at 50c.on the dollar.This is a great chance.Do not miss it.BARGAINS ! BARGAING ! \u201cIn Spring and Fall Overcoats, Winter Overcoats, Men\u2019s and Boys\u2019 Suits, Dress Goods, Cloaking and Boots and Shoes.Special cut on these goods.\\ 3.MI.NAULT, 17 King Street.pA Numbers of [ Wi HIN el ~ AHelthy and \u2014 Delicious Temperance Drink Used In All Seasons Battled in France | | Pan eat su Jassan of wo A great faverite beverage of the Parisians.\u2014For sale by | ë Druggists, Grocers and other Dealers.6.0.Genest & Fils 7 Sherbrooke \u2018 Wholesale Distributors for \u201cthe Eastern Townships .3 I / TA FRANCAISE EE PS PILLS | are the best remedy for a deranged stomach.They are a safe and gentle laxative; a reliable cure for obstinate Constipation, Bilious Attacks, Sick Headache and all disorders arising from a weak Digestion, sluggish Liver or clogged Bowels.Beecham\u2019s Pills \u2014 \u201cGive Quick Relief and are a world-famous medicine for the cure of these prevalent complaints.Their cost is a \u2018trifle; their use\u2014a duty.For your health\u2019s sake, insist on Beecham's Pills.They do more for your ÿ body than any other remedy.Known and used by hundreds of | thousands all over the globe.Prepared only by Thomas Beccham, St.Helens, Lancashire, England.Sold by all Druggists in Canada and U.S, America.In boxes 25 cents.ETE » = pa N a Nd.+ + a S ; : - à = 3 , Haig .- ë our = : Sg 3 = oe : - ave 200 A TAA, CY = A .va \" EE v \" Ww In Le PE Le Se * \u2019 A 3 - + - ; |W 2 .guy and Mr | | q oat ds inv .A ae .Li = Î mi e .¥ Btanstea.] 0 nn = N C : ect.19.; - A 7 .Sa érvative rally wi FOR MEN AND WOMEN J star evene.\"Th ® i.Ca.\u2019 Le fron an gave .a feo » 1 nf a tot + - $ > HERE is no article of wearing eo fo Pm, attes, Stanstead Sy y veturn in warmth, re | a toi yields a greater return in wa bo us thy Riga lo escort à a ° MP \u2014 ra ous $ length-of service\u2014and which can easy fiètiog PR valk, with people $ à variety of purposes, as à loose, pu ; es.A.gd = séfrrou LU which run and pot Moore acte made fur lined garment, which run : introgua a few well « - \u2019 Verret Ng the first sp A very a Oaticook.¥ gg aly conne ted \u201c - ec Le Dr, w *iration.He wa - * si the them Shurtleft, K { eal J 5 biden, .of Mr.Ve = ; ing.(Come y Years of Which had Our discount sales are boumidé: = 7 pe G ce rch.© - 3 .+ 1e 5 \u201c this nt age, get your chowe.É ling in GY spok@ R ing assville i ; Cm - - D of gh °0 i 8 here for ; x Louis A.CO et Gls emi sor VE; \u20ac KING 2 : gg ° wa ï = : METROPOLE, BUILDING, 2398\" TW Words as | = > anne ; 36405\" 5 * SHVSPSRRTSSSINORRTOIN ITS TOSUTSRIAT SOS FAATITAIMINŸ Lo : 2 +.a3 \u2019 è | "]