Sherbrooke daily record, 23 novembre 1908, lundi 23 novembre 1908

[" \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 2 herbrooke Daily Record.= plished 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE.ERE I LEY TR CORT 3 0 PE TO-HORROW i on Very Quiet Around the n Court House.EERAL OPINION 15 THAT fHERE WILL BEE NO ELECTION PROTESTS, - à term\" of the Superict Court opens @ zorow, when Mr.Justice Demers ide There are a number of oi down for hearing on the roll.\u2018ness bas be i very que around .Hous uring the past iy oot While there are a number of er down\u2019 for hearing they have not \u201d ed.with.There is no busi- oh that is 80 much put out of joint irisg an election campaigr than that oll igvand itis to this fact that many ll es have not been proceeded with.side of this, however, the number 4 wits applied for during November ; iow the average.Business, there- ue, at the Court House ma -be term- i to ju having been \u201c\u2018quiet\u201d during the wind, because tie ust cotple of months, - oe he ges dede \u201cThe mh on the street,\u201d who has re kept in angle\u2014 Wl Lis ear to the ground since eleg-i Fie by means of, q ia day, has not been able to hea r rose fired to i faintest sound of a representative This makes\u2018 the da defeated candidate approach the.le wheel, and, arr ant House with an election peti-/ ive.apd a wad of 81,000, tod male pod the entry of same.Ct \u2018The general opinicta is that there dl be no protests.In many cases der are taken ore to make the suc- wail fellow\u201d go down in his pocket sch an extent) that his indemnity ht the first year où so of the new Par- ment looks like thirty.cents.fp WHE IN STÉAMER DISASTER, fed Destroyed by an Ex- +\" plosion.\u2014 Lo _\u2014 | HUNDRED LIVES IMPERIL- 11) IN COLLISION OF STEAMERS NEAR NEW YORK.\\er Orleans, Nov.23.\u2014Ten persons in ded, several missing, and twice as my jured, as a result of an ex- Née Saturday on the Mississippi Mwiwmer H.M.Carter, near Baya flay, Ala, about = 100 miles md New Orleans.The boiler of is Carter exploded while the \u2018steam- ts on -its way from New Orleans alton Rouge with a cargo of gen- al merchandise \u2018and fifty or more ætngers.To add to the horror of @ * disaster, fire followed the explo- A8 % and the boat was burned to the py \"#5 edge.Reliable reports from ou Goula are to the effect that METROPOLE FJ wa 12 and 15 persons are mis- BUILDING B4% About the same number were SY uy scalded, and it is expected sev- lof them will die.\u2019 - @ \u2018api H.M.Carter, who was a- gourd the boat with his wife and 9\", was blown out into the river by.d'u eplosion, but was saved, Mrs.# ne and her child were taken off in 1 tte: Blankets, in e, very speciab at te Blankets, fa à, very special, g Uh.J, V.Leblanc was aboard the it>left-New Orleans, but ore at Donaldsonville and \"not on board at the time of the Glin, - Le Pocket Company gives out the g ong Ust of dead or missing = \u2014 @ x Leblanc, chief clerk ;.barkeeper, unknown ; 22 others, principally | 70 roustabouts, LANIC FOLLOWS COLLISION.ig York, Nov.23\u2014The lives of 0 than five hundred persons were Saturday when the fruit my 7 Admira] Deweyfrnward bound ; Amaica, crashed [nto the steam- oy Bp.Desert, Eutward bound ay Ridge for the fishing banks.mot Dewey, coming suddenly 9 a fog bank, struck the.Mount oy almost, amidships aft the pad- el peg a gash in the fishing nk t extended from {he upper Ther the water's wdge._ .\u2014 were 43) passengerg, including mj poet arr children, on the 6 tri ert,\u2019 and the Admiral Dewey A on y J passengers, nearly all of i Rely postal clerks returning E h addi to Kingston, Jamaica.In \u2014 fl {ie bo stor this were the crews din ie: \u201cMers.feed £ i Pn Immediately followed the col- ily ap bir and it was due to the prompt ne péptain Davidson, of the avert oy, that a catastrophe VEEN RAIN 1578 BOON, ay on the New York Sun.) tomy éning when the weather is hg People who use the subway ly hy boys | i A of the stairs at the Ait their street, station.The boys, hag 1 Umbrellas \u2018to persons who ighy iy pufortunate ehough to be Tey ever ® rain without protection.Mention, 109 anything about com- » but it is understocrl that loth ot lending their - umbrellas : as and they always get some Pith, © Tevard, Most persons ba unt Quarter, Their earnings 2 to & good real when \u2018they Mn, This pet a god run of enstom- i ten the.aPbened à few weeks ago mt at puéther wis tery stormy à 9 arrivine time when.most people A g home from bhisiness.One od ght ny tle over RQ in four lind} Sire] made partner with anothet M di mo 8 over 85, With some oq Wr, eV they purchased other A er pO they have started some Py, ends up in Business to han- MB y Custo Le ! MU ton, M which they \u20ac - a\" on themgel veg bor pinot at 3 ™ in ha e scheme.and there are Wi, Uginess now at.other ty } = EN To == : CRESCENT STREET.waiting with embrel- L THE MYSTERY OF - THE OLD SAWAILL.Recalled by the Discovery of | Thos.Long HE WAS THOUGHT BY SOME TO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM WHOSE CRIES WERE HEARD.| The old saw mill \u2018mystery, which was the cause of considerable excitement and supposition on the part of a large number of the _ citizens of Sherbrooke and surrounding towns, has again been brought up.This morning a letter was received by the Record which will throw light on one of the stories connected with the mystery.It will be remembered that on the morning of the ninth of December last, a respectable citizen went to the police station and told the: police that while he was crossing the upper Magog bridge at an early hour he heard cries of distress coming from the old mill.Accompanied by an.officer he went to the mill and found the fresh tracks of a man going into the mill but none coming out, and it - was thought probable that the man had entered the mill - and fallen into the water.A search was made, bug it proved fruitless.- .It will be remembered that about this time a man by the name of Thos.Lang disappeared from his home in Valcourt, and it was thought that he had gone to Sherbrooke, but no trace of him could be found, His son came to search for him, but was unable to find him, -A good many people were of the opinion that the man who was \u2018supposed to have lost his life in the Magog river was the missing man from Valcourt, oo The matter was then practically dropped as no trace could be found of Mr.Long, His family has looked all over for him.They have advertised and done all in their power to/locate him, and until the other day their search was of no avail.Mr.Lomg was about 68 vears of age, and it was feared that he had met with some fatal accident.| A few days aco it was discovered that; Mr.Long was living in Bath, N.H.} and was still alive and well.Mn.Long had worked in Bath for several vears | prior tg 1870 and had doubtless heen taken with a desire to return to the scene of his labors while he was a young man.7 1 2 The lad news that he ix still alive and well will he welcomely received by the members of his family and all his friends who for the past year have lived a life of terrible anxiety and suspense.The fact that Mr.Long fis still alive leaves the mystery of the jold saw mill still unsolved and it is altogether likely that it will always remain so.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.MONTREAL CHURCH EXTENDS A CALL TO BRANDON PASTOR.Brandon, Nov.23 \u2014(Special)\u2014 Rev.\u2018 Robert W.Dickie, of St.Paul's Church, Brandon, has received a call from the congregation of Crescent - street Presbyterian Church, Montreal, one of the largest and most influential churches in the commercial metropolis.Rev.Mr.Dickie hasn't yet'decided definitely whether he will accept the call, but it is expected that his decision .will be announced early next weel.= .St.Paul\u2019s Church is in a most flourishing condition, its congregation numbering over a thousand, and its success is attributed to the wide popularity and capability of its pastor.He is noted here for his public spirit, and the members of his congregation will make a strong effort to retain him.CASTRO TO.Le VISIT EUROPE.VENEZUFLAN PRESIDENT TO UN-' \u201c DERGO AN OPERATION.y Caracas, Venezuela, November 23.\u2014 President Castro is about to leave Venezuela for Furape.The purpose of his visit is to undergo an opera: tion at the hands of skilled physicians.There is reason to believe that the President contemplates leaving La Guiara November 24 on the French mail steamer Guadeloupe! This vessel runs between Havre and; West Indian ports.: ; .dl VICTIMS OF WRECK ALL FROM TORONTO.\u2014 .THE WRECK WAS CAUSED BY A MISPLACED SWITCH.Toronto, Ont., Nov.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The three men killed in the Canadian Pacific Railway wreck at Pontypool.were all from\u2018 West .Toronto.They were Engineer Ed.Findlay, aged 34, married.He resumed work here only last week.Fireman Sweetman.of Quebec city.He had been in West Torou- to only two weeks.Brakeman Bert Conroy, aged 19, eldest son of Timothy Conroy, West Toronto.The three men killed were the crew of the front engine, .a double-header.ed switch, Miss Jennie Daves, who has _ spent the past two weeks in Lennoxville, at the Lennoxville House, was the guest Other hoys-have | 4f Mrs.R, 'N.Robins yesterday, and leaves this morning for her home in Baltimore, \u2018The wreck was caused by a misplac- gr MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1908.1 \u2014 \\ \\ : ONE CENT = LAVAL STUDENTS VISIT SHERBROOKE.Hon.L.P.Brodeur Unable to be Present.\u2014\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE - BANQUET IN THE EVENING WAS A GRAND SUCCESS.The Laval students, who took their annual excursion ta Sherbrooke © on Saturday were royally entertained by the old friends and graduates of that institution and spent a very enjoyable day, As soon as they got off the train they paid their respects.to Mayor Bachand at his home on Brooks} street, and to Mgr, Paul LaRocqye at the Bishop\u2019s Palace.They were\u201d received with much pleasure by the Bishop, who was accompanied by Mgr.Chalifoux, V.G., Rev.J.H.Roy, Bay.H A, Simard, D.D.and Rev, #- H, eaudry, at St.Charles: Seminary where the young students were groped by the Superior, Rev, P.J.A.\u201cLe febvre, the students and the staff: of professors.An address of wel¢ome \u2018was read by Mr.Tancrede Beauregard, President of: the Academy St.Pierre, which was responded tq by Mr.' De- large, President of the law students; A visit was thén paid fo Bishop's College, Lennoxville, where the visitors were cordially welcgmed by- Rev, Professor _Parrock and several speeches were made.\u2014 \u2018 \u2018After their return to ° Sherbrooke the party proceeded to \u201cSimcoe Ledge,\u201d the residence of Dr.A, Nor- reys Worthington, M.P., where Mz.C.Emile Bachand, a Laval gradubte, performed the introduction to the host dnd hostess.Dr.Worthington expressed in fittingg terms his .satisfdc- tion in welcoming the law studentd of that eminent institution, Laval (ni- versity to Sherbrooke, and Mr.Bedard replied most felicitously, Refrésh- ments were served in the dining room, Mrs.Worthington being assisted by Mrs.Worthington, Mrs, Richard, Mrs.Dastous, the Misses Dussault and Miss Rousseau, of Three Rivers, \u201c0 Canada,\u201d and \u2018\u201cVive La Canadienne,\u201d with other rousing patriotic and college scngs were sung, and after presenting Mrs.Worthington with the collpge badge, the visitors took a cordial leave.After tea the students gathered in front of Murray's Hall, and, headed) their colors and the Harmony Ban they/ marched down Wellington street to the Chateau Frontenac, where an enjoyable banquet was tendered them.The banquet was a very successful - function, and was presided over hy \u201cjis Worship Mayor Bachand, and on his right sat Judge Demers, a former pr& fessor at Laval; Rev.Father Lefebvre, Mr.P.-S.G.Mackenzie, M.L.A.for Richmond, and Messrs.Panneton, Stenson, Boothrayd and Stevens, O the left of the Mayor sat Mr.1.Dg large, President of Laval student body, Pr.A.N.Worthington, M.P., Dr.P.Pelletier, M.L.A.for Sher- | brooke, Dr.Camirand, Mr.D.0.E.Denault and Dr.Ledoux.- After a delicious repast had been served by Mine Host Joncas, Dr.Bachand proposed the toast to the King, and in reply the students .rose \u201cand sang the National Anthem ,with | great enthusiasm.The next toast was the.\u201cCity of Sherbrooke,\u201d and Mr.Delarge, the President -of the Laval student body proposed it-in a very.able manner.© He compared the natural beauty of our city with that of cities in Switzerland and found that it compared very favorably indeed with | them: The harmony that reigned be- twern the two races in Sherbrooke was to be highly commended.Mr, Delarge made reference to the public institutions to be found in Sherbrooke, the Court House, the Hospitals and also.the head office of the great Eastern Townships Bank.Sherbrooke was also a great religious centre.it had an excellent college, beautiful churches and also a well known convent.He complimented the city on its rapid growth and prophesied that the wonderful progress was bound to con- | tinue under the able direction of Dr.Bachand.In closing his remarks Mr.Delarge thanked the people bf Sherbrooke for the very cordial welcome which they had extended to them .and assured them that they would always look back to it with -a great deal of pleasure.- ; His Worship Mayor Bachand, in\u2018 a brief but humorous speech, replied to the toast and expressed his pleasure at seeing so many of the students of old val present.; Dave Bachand thanked the students for their conduct while in town.They had certainly behaved in a very becoming manner, and he hoped -hat the time was not far off when they would again visit.our city.( Mr.Charland, .of Laval, was the next speaker, and in a few well- chosen words, proposed the toast to the bar.Judge Demers was called upon to reply and when he rose from his seat he_was accorded a great dva- tion by the students.Judge Demers, in: his speecb.gave to the students a lot of good advice which he had gathered during his experience and also stated his pleasure at the welcome given to the.students of Laval, by so many of the professional men of Sherbrooke, ! Judge Demers.paid a great tribute to Judge Mathieu, the \u2018dean of the faculty of law at Laval University and termed him the father of that jnstitu- tion.In closing his remarks the judge stated that man should not.se \u2018the slave of passion, but the slave o | duty and urged all the students ore sent.to devote all their time and en {ergy to the professions they had cho- |sen The judge expressed his great pleasure at being present at the ban: | quet, thanked them for the homage | they had paid him, and on beha © i the bar he welcomed them to Sher- pepe S.G.Mackenzie was also call- | ed upon to respond and expresse his (Continued on page 6.) î J.\\T i HON.P.H.ROY \u2014 DELICATE HEALTH.St.Johns, Que., Nov.23.\u2014 (Special) \u2014When the criminal assizes opened Philip H, Roy, former President of the Banque St.Jean, was called.Mn.N.K, Laflamme, K.C., counsel for Mr.Roy, moved to-have the proceedings continued to the next term of Court, stating that Mr.Roy was in such delicate.health that he was unable to appear.It is likely that the application for adjournment will be granted P, 1.L\u2019Heureux, ex-manager, and Phi- libert Beaudoin, acting manager of the bank, who weré committed on the same charges as Mr.Roy, were also called, but their hearding \u2018 was held over, pending the decision of the court on the mation for the continuation of the Roy case, The.three accused have two charges preferred against them\u2014First, with making false monthly returns, and secondly, the more serious charge of conspiracy to defraud.The arrest of Hon, Mr.Roy, who is an ex-Speaker of the Quebec assembly, created consternation throughout the province, His signature is found on the returns alleged to be garbled, but his claim is that he signed them as a matter of form, and without personal examination of the accounts.A plea of not guilty was also entered at the preliminary proceedings by the two other accused._ Following the suspension of the Banque St.Jean early in June an investigation into the affairs of the bank instituted by the Provincial Government, the three officials were arrested on the night of June 11th, on the charge of making false returns to the Government.Late on the night of his arrest Magistrate Moreau, of St.Johns, went ta the house of Mn.Roy and accepted bail of $4,000.Earlier in the day Crown Prosecutor Hibbard had issued instructions that a bond of $50,000 was to be demanded, but Magistrate Moreau- was not aware of this., The re-arrest of Mr.Roy and the two other officers of the bank on the gore serious charge of intent to defraud, followed.This time bail was fixed at $50,000.The complaint on- the charge of makmg false returns, was iyled by Mr.J.P.Knight, secre: tary of the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association, and the second charge by Mr.Thomas Lawson, of Ottawa.Mr.Roy was ill at the time of his arrest, and ,when he appeared in court be plainly seen that he was still indisposed, though hg bore up bravely in the face of the serious charges preferred against him.Mr.Knight, called as a witness at the preliminary hearing, said that he had noticed irregularities in the hiank\u2019s affairs.He had communicated with Mr.Roy, and next day the Banque St.Jean suspended.A list of outlawed promissory notes which, it is \u2018alleged, were represented as assets, was produced.This list amounted to $549,- 376.26, and it was stated that these notes were certified in the bank\u2019s reports to the Department at Ottawa, as \u2018\u2018current loans.\u201d : \u2018Mr.Roy was unable at first to secure the $50,000 bail demanded and was kept in jail at St.Johns after he had been committed for trial with the other two officers of the bank, He became very ill, and Dn.Joyal of St.Johns, presented an affidavit to court stated that Roy would die if he was not taken out of jail.Soon: afterwards his friends secured the necessary honds and he was liberated.A GLOBE TROTTER.HAS ALREADY WALKED FROM 1 QUEBEC TO BRANDON, Brandon, Nov.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014After a long walk from Quebec city, which has taken him since August 8th, to accomplish, Leo Marchand, a young French-Canadian, who describes himself as a journalist and giobe-trotter, has arrived in Brandon.When Marchand set out from Quebec he had a companion, E, M.Clark, but _the latter stopped at Kenora and left him to continue his tramp across the Dominion alone, Marchand hopes to be able to walk all the way to Vancouver, He has -worn out five pairs of boots since he left the Ancient Capital.He came by way of Toronto, Sudbury and Port Arthur.He will write the story of his trip for one of the leading American magazines, 4 _ REV.JAS.HASTIE RESIGNS IAS ACCEPTED A CALL TO SAW- YERVILLE, QUE.Toronto, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.) \u2014The resignation of Rev.James Hastie, of the Gravel Hill and Monkland Presbytery, takes effect to-day.Mr.Hastie has accepted a pressing call to the church at Sawyerville.over his new duties next week, THE WEATHER.Sly LOCAL FORECAST: \u2014 > Southerly winds, milder and becoming shôwerv.ON TRIAL AT ST.JOHNS| Application for Adjournment Dr.Pratt, of Boston, Lectured I \u2018May be Granted.| HON.MR.ROY IS STILL IN VERY |LIVING OUT OF DOOR IS VERY ., here this morning the case of Hot Joseph Pratt, of Boston, lectured at at pl by seen ti hearing it could { out of doors.In this connection, de He will take THE ANTI-TUBERCULOSI on Saturday.ESSENTIAL TO SUFFERERS FROM TUBERCULOSIS.Montreal, Nov.23.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Dr.the Anti-Tuberculosis Exhibition on Saturday evening, on \u2018\u201cThe Class Method of Treating Consumptives in the Homes\u2019 of the Poor.\u201d Dr.Pratt is a native of Massachusetts.He was a student of Professor | Osler\u2019s in.the John Hopkins Medical School, terwards becoming assistant in the pathological department of Harvard, Later he was appointed to the out-door department, of the Massachusetts Federal Hospital.It was while engaged in this work that Dr.Pratt became convinced of the uselessness o: treating tuberculosis in a large outdoor medical clinic and he developed \u2018the idea of the class treatment for poor consumptives, \u201c ' Under the class system, Dr.Pratt explained, the treatment of the patient, is conducted.along four lines ; he'must spend the nights as well as she days, out of doors, he must keep at rest in a recumbent position, also, there is a system of weekly records devised by Dr.C.L.Minor and the weekly meeting.! \\ Living out of doors is regarded as essential.If the house of the patient offers \u2018no opportunity for such, then the patient must move and the expenses are paid out of the class funds if necessary.\u201cThe members sleep on piazzas, balconies or in yards protected from the rain and snow by wall tents.In connection with the rest treatment, each patient is provided with a canvas reclining chair, the patients never being allowed to take any of the prescribed rest in a sitting position.No sewing or hand work is allowed, and only a moderate amount of reading.With respect to food, milk formsy the basis of the diet, and olive oil is taken after every meal.Considerable freedom is allowed, however, with regard to diet owing to the varying tastes of different nationalities.The distinctive feature of the class system, Dr.Pratt continued, is the class\u2018 meeting.It is held every Friday in a large cheerful room at the Mas- \u2018sachusetts Geiferal' Hospital.It is a pleasant social hour for the members, and a fine spirit of camaraderie has been developed.Interest is added by the posting of the greatest gains in weight and the number of hours spent Pratt told -of one member of the Massachusetts class who spent 706 hours out of doors in a month.In conelu- sion he instanced a number of wonderful cures effected by the class sys-\u2019 tem, \u2014_\u2014y MEAT PRONOUNCED UNFIT FOR USE.Animal Had Been Suffering From Tuberculosis WAS TAKEN TO THE INCINERATOR AND OBDERED BURNT.Mr, William Bell, market, clerk learned on Friday afternoon that Mr.G.G.Vallee, of this city, had slaughtered a heifer in Mr.Allard\u2019s slaughter nouse, just outside the city limits, and that js appearance indicated that it was.THE FRANCO- EXHIBITION.| CANADIAN TREATY.A Sub-Committee Appointed by French Senate.\u2014 WILL INVESTIGATE THE OBJECTIONS RAISED AGAINST THE TREATY.Ottawa, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The Government has received-word from Paris that the Customs Commitiee of the French Senate has appointed a sub committee to consider the question of the ratification of the Franco-Can- adian treaty and to report to the Senate on the validity of the dbjec- tions raised against the treaty by the commercial interests in France, THE BRITISH EDUCATION BAL, Text of Government's Third Attempt.ne WITH A LOT OF OBJECTION.London, Nov.23.\u2014The Government, Saturday, issued the texteof their third attempt to draw up an education bill which will draw support from all parties to get through Parliament.150 It is, of course, a compromise .and will undoubtedly meet strenuous objection\u201d on the part of all extremists.But as the most influential \u2018of the bishops have agreed with the most influential members of the Liberal party in formulating the terms of \u2018 the- bill, there are plenty good prospects of its revival.Fairly good control wand freedom from tests are two of the main principles to which the Government has striven to give effect.- All _schools receiving rate aid pass under contro] of the.local education authority.No teacher employed or seeking .employment is required to subscribe to any spgcified religious denomination or attendance or .abstain from attending any place of religious worship or give any religious instruction.These provisions, \u2018the Government maintains, will provide one type of school throughout.the country, the whole apparatus of managers appointed to guard the interests of a particular denomination bassing away.This makes a great distinction from the old bill, which involved a sacrifice /| by the Church, in compensation for which she gets \u201cThe right of entry.\u201d This takes the form of a provision that if any parent desires -it denominational] religious instruction may be given.two mornings a week between 9 and 9.45 o'clock.| The bill provides for the religious instruction proposed by Cowper Temple a year or so ago, that.is, 45 inutes a day of undenominational teaching.The bill also provides for contracting out of schools committed to denominational teaching, as, for instance, the Roman Catholics.They will get a parliamentary grant, provided they fulfill certain conditions, but they will receive no rate aid.Catholic assent to the bill will probably \u2018largely depend on whether the parliamentary grant is sufficient, in the words of Archbishop Bourne, \u2018\u2018to keep lour schools permanently in efficient being.\u201d \u201cIt is imperative,\u201d says the Catholic Archbishop of Westminster.\u201cthat.we shall always be able to have diseasdd.As the meat was to ke put on sale:at the market on Saturday, he secured.the services of Dr.Tracy and went.td the slaughter house in question.After a thorough examination of the carcase, Dr.Tracy pronounced it to be unfit for human food as the] animal had been suffering from tuberculosis.Mr.Bell then ordered that it be destroyed, and the carcase was conveyed to the incinerator and burned.\" FELL THROUGH A TRAP DOOR.Maple Grove, Nov.23.\u2014(Spedial.)\u2014 Mr.Henry Cross had the misfortune to fall through a trap on the barn floor last week and hurt himself very badly, but luckily na bones were broken.' LARGE FLOCKS OF WILD GEESE GOING SOUTH.Dalling, Nov.23.(Special.) \u2014 A large number of wild| geese passed over here.Flock after flock followed in quick succession until twenty flocks had passed, There were from 20 to 150 in a flock.Another flock: was heard passing after dark.HAD HIS LEG BROKEN, Bury, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.)\u2014On Saturday.last Mrs.Stanley Herring received the sad news that her husband {had broken his leg.He was working ! [in the woods for Mr.Alex.Dougherty \u2018and a large tree which had lodged | fell, breaking the leg below the knee.Medical aid was summoned.and the |limb was put in plaster paris.The next day he was brought to his home.BURY STORE CHANGES HANDS.Bury, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The most important transaction of the day is aground the buying of \u2018Mr.A.L.Mclvers _ aaa a 5 x = _ = 4 i FEN 4 IDALY NEWS.SPECIALS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS in our schools teachers whom we can recognize as genuinely Catholic teachers.\u201d \u2014\u2014 FEMININE INCONSISTENCY.(From the Chicago Record-Herald.) ~The woman who resents her husband working overtime lest she be deprived of a pleasure is the sort that in later years decries his poverty in contemptuous tones.1store by Messra.Barlow Coates and James Saunders.The Mclver.store is one of the oldest stores in.town, and strange indeed Bury village will seem without it, having been in existence over fifty years, We wish [success to the new management who take possession to-day, REAL ESTATE West Shefford, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Mr.Theodore Pelletier has sold his farm and stock to Stanislas Paquette, of Adamsville, for $3,300.Mr.Pa- muette has taken possession, and Mr, Pelletier has moved into the village.West Shefford, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Mr.James Grant has sold his farm.and stock ta Delvina Leduc, of St.Paul de Rouville.The price was $3,- 200.- 0 Trenholmville, Nov.23.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Mr.James Haslett has sold his farm, known as the Wilson farm, to Mr.Bathwell, of Ulverton.Mr.Bothwell will not take up his residence there at once, his lease not being up on the Paton Farm, which he now accupies for some time, Price paid, about &3 - fou.THE BILL WILL LIKELY MEET \u2014 A À LD an ad ES Se dp STR Sn ve.pp a \u201cre - 1 pt ; ~ = - Le Ne + : a : Bas 21, pts vs - 2 LC + 2 ; - _ ey ge can ET TU vw Vg a TRE - or : Le.rent ; = ; RE - ape.ph 3 0 - 5.a FL i - = ( rE - 3 a ep hy \" ale rN CTT Sy ar vo : = 2 ¥ « 4 \u2018 pote RP 2 SOR i { A À F ce SEE SU = -.; So : } TAGE TWO.| N SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1908, - \\ 00-00 ge rtrapu Es pe - LE .- i Te Daily © ° ( ; : THE STORE CLOSES do ! BEST ASSORTED sTOCH: IN ; > j AT SIX O'CLOCK TO- THE GE aREBSROOZE è COMMENCE CHRISTMAS printers and Ful : NIGHT SHOPPING NOW, prie and published R 2 .a ; Bar erbrooke, proies user TION PRI 136-138 Welli PE | | oo y, Nov.23, 1908.7198 Wellington Street, Special Tuesday.Bargain News 2 Monday, Nov.23, 1908 - To-Morrow Bargain All our new Handkerchiefs for Christmas hay » 7 1 | a ; = 1 and we sti ongly advise out clients tô come and make [ ponds WO: es de Der =.for advert The following very special offerings \u2018for To-morrow\u2014depends on figures literally as: given\u2014there id fo exaggeration about their selections for presents now, Y ou will be repaid TC CHANGE nds, of the ° prec& teter i- \u20ac arrived § dos orders or EE ot hanks, not Cards of obituary of the Ju \u2018clock a.m + 9.in variqus ways, chiefly by being able to shop | in com.bo sabare ater hee 8 a fort, and also secure the pick of our large and varied Circulation DAILY on statement _ .: ,Ç a a a assortment./ .; ' Co Giroulati .= Ear ly Morning Specials |j 3 + 4-LINEN SPECIALS-\u2014% Hemstitched Linen Handler chiefs, fe.ib, 10e.{ ng ear a > en = è «values \u2014in fact many of the goods are elsewhere sold at Higher prices than those w give as there worth\u2014regular costomers do not require thi\u20ac notice\u2014to those who are not we ask thein to test us To-morro - : pate F / | 160 124., To A | to 10 a.m.To-morrow, .adies nd Misses\u2019 Coats ft 30c quality Bathers\u2019 Linen, { Hemstitched Linen Initial Handkerchieis, Me, 15e, : 30.§ Juesday eee hie - P.8.No telephone orders accepted for 15c quality Huckabdck Towelling, and 35c.! He, He.ja - for llc yard Hemstitched Lawn Handkerchiefs, 2c.5 - 1 day ooo : 13¢ quality Glass Towelling, land fe.Thurs! > LA Lure ee = i?for 10 yard.All at 25 Discount To-morrow ge On gard wes, © for 33c pair.per yard + + we 6060000000040 Ps Bers § ss §o0 9000 WHITE COTTAGE RODS\u2014 | LADIES\u2019 ferveur : 4 ; GIRLS\" AND MISSES\u2019 COATS\u2014 | MEN'S UNDERWEAR, d2ic these carly morning specials, come your self or send.Fi - Hemstitched and Scalloped Fdged Embroidéred Handk Friday large variety, at 0e, 123c., 15e, 25e.to £1.00 cach erchiefs, in © gaturday \u2026 Lace Edged Fancy Handker hid, Se, Tie.10c., 13c.Ve to : Total .\u2026\u2026 wooo oo .£5.00 each.: \u201c - New Frillings 7 Branch \u20ac LONSDALE - CAMBRIC\u2014 3 Jn.de, value le yard: 11e A chanoe for YOU to save on your Coat purchase To-morrow - Four feet long, complete with - In navy, green, cardinal, brown Warm fleece lined quality, all sizes in ends Jot brackets, _ All this /seasons~no back numb- and assorted en, car it up-to- | Drawers and Undershirts, value 50c.Value 2c, - à.ers\u2014black\u2019 and calors, assorted te.Ext \u2014 1 TOMORROW à 12e : @loths.all at 25 per cent.discount.da Cons ae SCO Clothe all sizes, EAC .Te WT WR RTE VS CES 42 C Examples\u2014 Examples\u2014 * > HEMSTITCHED HANDEERCHIE © $8.00 Coat for = == =» ps wm 36.00 52.00 Coat for wm wm: \u201css = $1.60 Value bc.5e $10.00 Coat for =z ç2 sx r2 +2 $8.00 $3.00 Coat for uv» mm sa 32.25; 8 to 10 a.m., 8 fOF z.rz 5.7 Lt 300 | New Frillings are arriving daily; we had a -shipment, last re Sherbrooke ba week, containing some very pretty novelties in tulles, \u2018net and lace Advert: 8 Items, friNing.A nice assortment of New York Rufflings.Moderately prie- a Newt 1 may be leit acrip i : Branch Offices, ed.BB {ollowing fnmediate attent \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 3 Ttem A of news are sp ù 8 to 10 a.m., zr 47 + Grenade $12.00 Coat for sz sa sa sm $9.00 $4,00 Coat for m sw 3.57 5; $3 BEAVER CLOAKINGS, $1.85 Etc., Etc.Etc, Etc: > A special offering in Finest Im- } ported Beaver Cloakings, 54 in.LONG KID GLOVES\u2014 | v Black, white and tans.| wide, in green, cardinal, black Value] 32.40.; x 1e.1 8 to 10 a.m.=.cnn 92410 , brown, and blue: Regular Value ;( © 52%.| | | TOW BONE HAIR PINS\u2014 - a.390.= = SILKS mn 390.| PER pe eros $1.85 6 on card, | 3c 8 to 10 a.m., wine wes Tee?Te BRITISH SILE\u2014 , FINE JAP SILK\u2014 Hair Goods and Accessories , 1}: gm th renders of a * : Coaticook : :\u2014R, Becker.LATEST HAIR ROLL, made of real hair, covered with invisible - net, - * Son Mies N.Pe _ ° SD in ihe following lengths and prices\u201412 2 inches, 10 Megantic :\u2014May | 15c.; 24 inches, 19 { «i 18 Inches, § Kiohmond i\u2014Mlsa 1.M.C.; inches, 19c.n° Sookshire F.A.Bott Also the latest improved wire roll covered with real hair, the latest Windsor MT foi HL bu and most hygienic pad on the market.Reg.Bc, Special Ne, - a Wm.Brown.COMB SETS\u2014Back and Side Comb sets, beautifully: ornamented with Baayen iiss Edna brilliants and finished with polished teeth, Special set, 25, § Knowlton ford 5.Rats es .\u2014 }.100 :(\u2014G.E.Jones edit § ME - Erord Francis Curri Rock Island :\u2014Miss B.L.A.BAYLEY vi 97 L\u2014 \u2018 \u2018Our \u2018well-known fine quality, \u2018white, : In black, white and colors, 27 \u2018inches : 2 DRESS LUSTRE\u2014 black and colors.A good washing silk, ae good silk quality, value 50c.DENIM, 2c YD.In black, brown, cream, navy.[extra lustrous finish.Valye 50c.| and gray, 42 in.wide, value 5c\u2019 TO-MORROW, \u2014 \u2026 39 \\ yard.0c PER YARD mm wai ww C EU 8 to 10 am.37 2 wm cov TO-MORROW, Nice quality Denim in green, \u2018cardinal PER.YARD .; 2: 5 7e 25 77 5 -39c or brown, 36 in.wide, suitable for cur- + | tains or furniture covering.Value 3c.A TO-MORROW, 25 C T Bn / .haw my cm gra eo LADIES CASHMERE HOSE\u2014 PER YARD .°17 4.V75 17 40 76 _ Bain Cashmere: sizes, 8%, 906 ; Dress Goods Specials _ 0000S: 8 to 10 am.env nu A BOOK SPECIAL, 22c GOLD LEAF SHOE POLISH\u2014 : DRESS One hundred assorted titles, value 2c bottle rn 15 e NEW SUITINGS, 48c YD.jdoops STRIPR | \u2018 / | \u2018suitable for girls, boys and older = blll ; DRESS STUFFS\u2014 cpegular 30c and Hc values.\u201c | 4 HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA\u2014 : .| $ oice « Ju 9 - 20° : IS.Liquid, large bottles, value 50 sp wide In black, TO-MORROW 79C YARD: TO-MORROW |- & va «= = 22¢ IFIIIIII 007, | CHOUN BIETRA 15c, | ( .2 i i | pes = \u2014 nlery 8 to 10 am.f .ww os.10\u20ac brown, navy, garnet, and | EUR Navy or black ground, ; OrBudufendiee- .STANSTEAD, - {a 1908, .a duughter SLIPPER SOLES\u2014 green.Will make up a Y i with small white stripe\u2014 | CANTON FLANNEL, \u201c 12 NCREASED IMMIGRATION \u2019 } Yrs.Colquhoun.Ladies Sizes.N nice costume at a small ° 7 CRAN Very smart for a fall\u2019 or Good quality, Canton Flannel, in myr- | *V Mrs.A.Harlow Martin, of the Cat L e\u2014 Value Ste pair 25¢ A #4 Winter suit, good Werf te.na or old gold, value lsc.; .- lege, was called to Do Yow MARRIAÉ F 8 to a.m.5 WT US ONE NT à 4 uses i .Va- - J .?A y ; 1 = price.Value &5c 48¢ 24 H all wool, 5 in wi 70 | PER YARD .x +.ie 12¢ FOR BRITISH (OLUMBI A |: on » Friday by the death of he beat TRENHOLME \u2014 MARY! SHELF PAPER\u2014 To-morrow, per yd 7 £4 To-morrow, per yd C 1 ve ve r.William Sawyer.lB © Pond, VE, am Saturda, White and colors 4 : - Ff MOREEN SKIRTING, - 40c YD, |.w ord has been received from x.1 8B \"Cone 1, NN i 8 to 10 a.m., per piece =z es = EC = Qu All wool, heavy Moreen Skirting, in | F.Pierce wh M | Martin of Concord, N.To { black or grey, 27 in.wide\u2014Extra wear- Gl o is attending the (4 Richmond, to Dr.Tro TOURIST FRILLING\u2014 - ing quality.Value 50c.- Action of Representatives Crit- Jory Horse Sale in New York dy \u201cland Pond 3 yards in a box 19} p0-01.0.0r-0>10reur0e10 0010100600 100100000010 100000 p0-0 10101000 0001010.0110.00000-000000 00008 | TO-MORROW, 40e that he has soid his celebrated i Sone Btolam, per box mun 1470 fy ONE LOT HAT TRIMMINGS- ONE LOT Cf BERYARD » mwa anim a icized, stallion, Frank\" Bogash,\u201d eo 4 PAPER AND ENVELOPES-\u2014 ; Wings, Quills, de., etc.LADIES FBLT HATS\u2014 - Boys FOLO CAPS, 1 sûc a purchaser there, SHERBROOKE n neat lithographed boxes.Values up to \"bc, alues up to oy\u2019s nitted Caps with tassel, blue SATD THAT 1 7 r F Value 18c.14 ¢ TO-MORROW .\u2026 19\u20ac ?TO-MORROW \u2026 \u2026 8 av.296 or cardinal, with white stripes.IT IS SA 1AT THEY ARE GIV- numb od Mollafiey entertained 4 8 to 10 a.Mm., 7.7% Teese Fevers C ?- ?\u2019 \u2018Value 3c, .0 IN Ë or of friends on Thursday bo MORTGAGE {: TALCUM POWDER 107-00 0es0ri0er02-0-01:8101:01:8-0- 0-00-08 00 ON 0000100:0:404081c 804: 90187001: 03s 82585 B0s@ e092: Pes @es Bree TO-MORROW.AES Le Yeh eran C G ALSE IMPRESSION OF \u201c\u201cvenison dinrier, \u201d which was much : = - : Vi - I.d Value 10c tin.; =, LADIES FALL UNDERVESTS AND.T Cr.& | .EASTERN CANADA.oo dager ug all EE» à .Receives 1 money on flo Wem, nem re JOLT DRAWERS, TOAORRON Me BACT À Table Linn Grocer Ba | Qucec, Nos, 29.(Special AL | Bors por ghee au M: Allows Interest ests are high n oo.-., s \u2014 \u2014 Aal- kville, Ont, where ' ,Ç CREAM SODA BISCUITS\u2014 long sleeves, arab.mire, is three special values for to- y 263 né though no official statement has been owing to \u2018She denth of his father Bar, \u2014 1 à » we = ; 4 a \u2019 ; \u2018 8, to 1 an .m., or 2 a 3e as aise, th ot vies: 8 p1 Quality os strictly all linen\u2014grass = Ÿ F malo and the apctals he the (depart, Jas.Fay was the oldest Co Homputed heu ISO c Worth 35c oO \u2014iro an Se ti : ; ; g ' Lo.« G or tional minister in Canada.hav - .\\ he10 JELLY POWDER\u2014 To-morrow ea.256 de quality for .= .: \u2026.58e yard \u201d eo on Die ; publication it is known that there is tained his 8Gth year.At o ha by ; \\C.H.FOSS Pure Gold quality.; .Cc quality for eh +5 er Ke en 75cyard : ick bl .y a one time .* % to 10 a.m., ) Li LADIES\" KNITTED #.00 quality for .; .c., $c yard Ber considerable feeling in the department was stationed afi Stanstead.?2 ten-cent packages for =.CORSET* C .TT Try this section for vour grocery or- of colonization of the.PEO over A notice from the Boston & Maine .RIP DIED HERRINGS- COVERB\u2014 .: der to-morrow.Every item a saving.the action o essrs, Tatlow R, R.Co.states that all timetable ; P 8 to 10 am.T.f th Jong sleeves.F oo Every thing guaranteed.and W.E.Scott; the representatives newspapers will be discontinued \u2018afte : nec ILETTE 4 tin.LT an 10e f hgh.Ry lenin LANNELETTH ra EEE EEE of British C oi no are in Lon- Dec.| 31st.While this may be economy \u2019 \u2014\u2014 4 fine while weave, as- NIGHTGOWNS, z A don, Englan putting lorward, the to the railroad it will\u2018no doubt be CORMIER ATH cogoARTT 14 ) assorted sires-a grand TO-MORROW ête.\u2018 - SPECIAL COMBINATION $ Claims of the Pacific Province for in- of great inconvenience to the Len _ 8 to 10 a.m., Packet crm LEC] weather, worth 35e.| 7 2p OFFER.Raising i creased immigration from the Old especially.people living away from \u2014 PARLOR MATCHES | ) To-morrow Me Made of soft flully 2 pounds New Clean?d Currants, } | ountry., Messrs, Tatlow and Scott, villages, i 8 to 10 am, | 10 a ee Plain Hannelétte iu 1 pound New Mixed Peel 55\u20ac ® In advancing the cause of their _Pro- = - .No use arguing wit 3 five-cent boxes for ===.ANC oe ee Ertan Chi a All for oi ss on 4 oT | vince laid ed stress on its mild li-| , BISHOP'S EROSSIN tls.Snow Bird.1: - 4 = 2 ; * mate, whic 7 r- | \u2019 \u201c Ret : \u201c COMFORT QR GILT EDGE SOAP\u2014 LADIES ' COAT SWEATERS - § mmed with hai cart ngs ticularly en mo dose oo i | fr.and pots T, E.Evans aie Winter is here and 8 to .a.m., =) : - VAL fi ter- tained on Friday at their home - i: H0e $1.98\u2014 à les of same mater been influerrted hy the bugbear of Ca- | Marti to be prepared._ 18 barg for \u2026 ow wo i.i rhs is the greatest bargain of é 25 value 75c.20 1bs.Redpath Granulated nadiar® snows and long drawn out Rev, und Mrs.Howe, of pot ep i seago Ladies\u2019 lon oa 7 p ¢ d i \u2019 bo è Sweatets, pretty Weave plain + : MORROW (0c Sugar for $1.00 : winters.\u201d ; Miss alu Gilbert Me ard Ney, Om Furs, Elo: ®.fu back, in grey, cardinal, or .î ; : or : t 1s felt here that this cti on! 1 ue white.|.Pure Cream Tartar 350 Me 1».4 ho B this action on T Gilbert\u201d are spending some time wi\u2019 Mufflers | Value $2.50.tl: ! Baker's Chocolate 2c zc the.part of the ritish Columbia re- hig sister, Mrs: R.Bloomfield, \u2019 - oo $ TO-MORROW, only .: $1 98 è Loy S SWHATERS\u2014 : Baker's Cocoa ! 30c 22c presentatives is unwise in that it, will Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Hooker asda Underwèsa Nazareth Waists 1800000 GeeBer cre Getertesints EE Made of all wool yarn, will keep their | Laundry Starch 10c 1b.2 Ibs.15¢ prove inimical {0 the interests of | he | Thool Saturd B - - \u2018 h single collar, colors, red or navy Ground Ginger 35c lb.25e Ib Dominion.Th imm ti lepart poker spent Saturday in Half Hose + ART TICKING ; \u201c20e YD shapes, 6 ing t à collars.White Pepper 40c 1b.3c.| 7.he N igration depart- guests of his brother, Mr.W.E Hock 3 : oo ART TICKING, \\ | c YD.with w ite 5 Wor lla Old Dutch Cleanser 10¢ 8 for 2c Ment at Ottawñ, and the provincial | \u20ac, Wool Vast: = For Boys and Girls, | Y art patterns, in stripe effect, fins To-marrow 48e Imported Vermicelle and departments of Ontario and Quebec, .oo î : izes 3 to 13 years, A1] |Pateen finish, 30 inches wide, value 25c.Les ue Macaroni 12c pk.%e-lh ed à \\ Mrs.P.W.Bishop, who has i O-MORROW Sizes 28, 20/ æ worth 16e 58 Tapic - 1 22 have worked hard to correct the false wea ors ds.same price 95 Lox VARD \u2026 206 Tomorrow ., .ee \u20ac C Foplcon Sugar - 1 Uc 2 for Tu impression which for years \u2018prevailed \\spending nearly all of the past ro ; 11 TO-MORROW .&e)C .0 reeeiies eeshesteverdes o Glothess Sugar ste \u2018doc.3 à 8 LS F j C years \u2018prevalled with Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Bishop aad and Ca s, § à ne - ; - bv \u2019 VASELINE\u2014SPECIAL LIST x ; Gold Dust Washing ce oe or © fo alan that mas aid \u201cthe im Mr.and Mrs.F.F.Evans, has lay E E : | 3 Je 75 .: Youn nd and now it is sai \u20ac im- 1.: _ Buying these goods in large lots direct FLANNELETTE SHEETING, 29 YD.|, Tags salt 12°.2c pk: migration officials of British Colu i ed to her home in Marbleton.| to, Etec.i] RIBBOY RUNNERS\u2014 : from the makers enables us to quote This is a heavy thic= flznnelette, which Log Cabin Corn (0c tin 3 for 25c MD) Mr.F.: R.Bishop has returned from Value 1c.; = these extraordinary low prices.is sold for table paddin,.Saves all jar- Log Cabin .Peas We 3 tins for 250 are unconsciously giving that impres- Robertson.BIG STOCK, SOLID TO-MOTTOW 77 Gex meme sms IC Usual Price To-morrow.igs, of Wels.72 inches wide, Value 35c.Log Cabin Tomatoes 13c 10c tin sion of the Jastern part of Canada The next meeting of the Willing = \u2014 FAULTLESS SAFTY PINS\u2014 Blue Seal Vaseline 10c 5e PER YARD .w= = TT Petit rs : hips and four Tubber tipped Bose Support Jam, in 7 lb.pails Toc\u2019 56c pail use of sterilized water, In the first cen- homo farm to his son, Mr.Gi \u2014 EEE, van va EE [mm Not matched\u201d mer 8125 else Corrs ron Tosiommow._ | of our ra.Tofu oi lphosu | Gilbert Co Want white Veilings, Baty 7: black, brown IDEAL PANT : OUR PRICE .88 Sign Wheat He pk.à tor 18e wrote : a water of all ponds and Miss Lora Rolfe, of Mariloton sp 100 .feet log ri PER VARD 4 15.Co 1 5c! HANGERS\u2014 TO-MORROW \"oes tives soovseses Vetrirees SOC Puel Wheat Berries 10 3 for 2 rivers is had, except that of the Nile.the week end with her paronts, VF f BI D + ire ue wn ow (Le | Quaker Rolled Oats 30c pk me Stagnant waters and the waters of and Mrs.A.(', Rolfe and was, alo, à CW cars of Ie To-morrow 8c each EIDERDOWN FLANNEL, 73e YD.Postum Cereal - 2e pk.| 22c streams that traverse unhealthy calling on frie ds at Bishop's (ror ard RUG FRINGE\u2014 Soft, thick, fluffy quality, 54 inches Maz-all C Flak 9 E on men ¢ S.; > .ass near 1 Vv .+ ; To-morrow 8 wide, \u2018In cream, candisai, Jicht blue or Maza] Corn akes 10c 3 for 2e lands or pas ir publie baths are sing: Miss Bessie Leonard, of \"Bars .PER YARD mm moms or = OC : pink.$c value.73 Shredded Wheat Biscuit - ite |unwholesome.The best water is that | has wen spending a few days hed H CUMMINGS & S ROLLER TOWELLING \u201core To-morrow, ver yd: +: wow oo A ADC Orange Meat 10e 3 for 25c which has heen boiled in vessels of with her sister, Mrs.F.L.Gilbert.\u2014 ° Conticook, « Upwards of two hundred yardé of this SUIT CASES : : arthenware, allowed to cool and heat- \u2014\u2014 9 7 = = _ 1.50.SPECIALS.3 à ; : > LR \u201d mo.+ A ; all nen Roller Towelling for to-mor- IDEAY, SKIRT * A good imitation leather.case, with [20 LBS.REDPATH'S GRANULATED od fray Hep (ing.F armies COATICOOK.pu BRIDGING Th Ë sold at 10c and ring Quality, usually HANGERS\u2014 good lock, clasps, and metal corners.SUGAR $1 in the fiel 1e following method of A ranch of an elderberry bush (Fro | LL TO-MORROW, per 10 Sie To-morrow 8c each 22 and 24 in.long.Value $1.9.FOR .Tes .« purification is recommended : \u201cA series picked op Saturday and brought\u201d Al m the 5e terttal _ 27 per yard .i.1 =.TO-MORROW I $1 50 BEST JAPAN OR BLACK THA, 400 of pits extending from the highest ho lent.As it thourkethe LINEN TOWE ONLY .RMR tree eee for 33c POUND.he lowe Ë Ngnest to [the Recor I corresponden ow \u2014 \u2018onstructi Various 1 This i coin) uw | | \\ cuis Bil.10¢ [ne lig 1 Pe ith\u201d eit a Dad several Buds ot on Ime of heron PTH EE s a special Yot \u2019 oz.for .Lb pê duo and lined with the t - vi Ç ne 0 1e ula Là last week.Good bis rich, ronciod ua f- TOILET PAPER, 8 TOR 200 FIVE ROSHS FLOUR_\" Drone un EEE EE A Eu sO Une- considered à curiosite this Ut ndoned \u2018 Uxof ki .ality\u2014Soft huck + Best quality, wire loop in corner to Put ; y 0 ich pottery is made.vear.cit ds not gy ckabuck style.Value 45c.TOTLET SOAPS up in paper bags, 2 Ibs.in y : i ond.a highw .\"To-morrow B bi à o 2 « han up by.Value 10c packet, each 1e water is caused to flow successive- A heavy thaw set in yesterday, roll, ay bridge for © Der pair \u2026 4, 2047 4 Loa.wl 33¢c White Castile BC ox 8 fon Te TO-MORROW 20e TO-MORRGW _.\u2026 SOC lv through these pits, which wetain all the firet run of Jeighing 15 host © + fe wi car, and gener, GREY FLANNEL, 17o YD.Olive Of and Cucum- 8 PACKAGES FOR 7.çraë [ ee \u2014 the impurities.\u201d JU is \u2014remarkable lone.Jay let pp Pil a U Medium, light and dark greys, nice: ber 8c cake 8 fog ,10c MAN'S BEST YEAR.- that neither of these methods was Asx thy Food Sale on Satur Ladies where Le aud of Man POSER.extra Me value , 17e Master Mochantes Batra- | SATSES UNDERSETMES: Je A professor has just gone deeply deemed necessary.in \u2018the case of the pr bred kuch a snecers, the JA a tatio wow be poy V.per, yard .v ordinary Soap 10e cake _2 for 13c que.23405, with wed Sateon qua ity, into the records of achievements of water of the Nile, which, although the Guild phirposé to hedd another on \"a structure which Lhe 4 ANCHORS AND STARS\u2014 ne Soap 10¢ cake 2 for 15¢ sweep.Value $1.25.» O8¢ the worlds chief workers and think.microscope shows\u2019 it to be safe.js ap turday afternoon, Nav, 28th, from ther +.ein Lee hrow or Or Els coats and dresses, cardinal jog Tar £ os cc ke 01 for Loc TO-MORROW .2 274 0e ue 2 | / |ers, and finds.that the average age for parently the.worst of all and looks (6 67 Afternoon tea will aleo : he rive thay i bros oi f TO-MORROW, each .«.x .3c Fairy Soap - 5c 6 for %c /ILLOW CLOTHES BASKETS, 88c the performance.of the master work [FC Very \u201cmuddy Sauterne.; served, 1-4 torte, 1 he min : Ce ; Full size, new stock, German willow !is 50.For the- workers the average js -\u2014 TT 0.: Where th aud the terne, TABLE OILCLOTH, \u201c21e f baskets that generally sell at 31,15 are 47 and for the thinkers 52.Chemists .MARBLETON.KINGSFY.ur 3 Drohihiq os COS.of peal Plain, white, marble reinforced Fr en ace land physicists average the youngest, Ladies and Gentlemen\u2014Be.wise and \\rrisals arÿl departures are: : Ve, the ceo 4 or fancy color einforced bottom, strong handles.y g e \\ y Folls.uch a 1 patterns, 45 inches wide, value 25.Lu, a TO-MORROW 8c.at 41: poets and inventors at 44 ; attend the Toronto Clothing.Store's cand Mrs.0.P, Shaw, Kingee: Fanice vaper ™ Pucture hei fo MORROW 2 LEMONADE GLASSKES\u2014 | SHIRTS, novelists at 16: explorers and war, Seat cheap barghin sale.Two weeks guest of friends recently ; Miss.ee able dillicultios ER YARD .Feed Tedeiiaes TiEorese \u201cTe To-morrow : 3e White ground, with pretty patters riors, 47: composers and actors, 48; more in Marbleton \u2018village, commerr- |! Shaw home\u201d after spending two, New vision, repress ; ; A Each .a us boy's or men\u2019s sizes, well made, soft artists and clergymen, 50 : essayists ing to- day till Saturday, Nov.28th.in Lennoxville guest of Mrs.his \u201chome - the.m ork and- New 1, 5 Boom, cuffs attached, value 65c., and reformers, 51: physicians and Winter is coming \u2018and we have every- Norcross : Mr.H.Blake te iin fes pro atter pe Voned ¥ \u2018Lace Curtai TO- MORROW .nur Lu ABC |statesmen, 52 ; philosophers, 54; ma- thine you need in ladies\u2019 jacketsskirts, in Warren, N.H., aîter Vrs, Cc make Jat yg te lo sti $ ur ans CLOTHES PINS, - 7 DOZ.10c DT thematicians and humorists, 56; his- waists, fur coats, collars, muffs, hos | voeles «ich bis mother, Mrs, CPC : Stier 1 stress ; in ; TO-MORROW \u201citc PR Good old fashioned sort, all\u2019 perfect, BLOUSE FLANNELE + vatt 3c torians, 57; naturalists and jurists, lery and underwear.Men\u2019 8, \u201c youths \u2014 { : \u2018 welve 1Ileren atterns oO pe : sc : \" , Ë -Numerous requests TOMORROW ee ae dos.select from\u2014good assortment.colors, 50c 54, The professor concludes that 1 mo y gine ET oise ns SN When A ROYAL ï for a good low price 7 DOZ FOR .2m ws mur 10\u20ac and coc value.health and optithism remain \u201cthe |MON\u20acY by buying at L.Weiser & Co.'s, I.mou wo { bedroom Curtain justi- : PEU : All one price to-morrow .: pecinl 20e iy Wim.Brown.Philbrick Mrs, John Scott and daughter, Miss health, is reported to be much im- + SHEFFORD.*CORNINHMAN, Nov.% jan.2 Feb 5 rang cu and gencies t rough- : | i F - \u2018i Lu ce Danville Te Raby DBoerworth IK.Scott leave to-morrow morning proved, his cough having in fact near-| Mr.Robert Black went to Montreal CANADA, Dec.12 Jan.16 Feb.20 Issues Letters of Gada.ble th LE ' ; ented with Baton \u2018\u2014T.C.Bullard.(Tuesday) for New York, whence they ly if not quite ceased to bother him.|on Friday tu get his cheque from the PS HIMAN Dec.» Jan.% world over » payable the {i + .à + Mec West Shefford :\u2014P, M.Hayes: will sail for Florida to spend, the win- The Busy Bees met with Mrs.Jane Ontario Insurance Co., in sottlement of *No passengers carried.ec. .Praday : WORTGAGE CSMP NY, yes; To Legge, who bus heen Cet Shepard to Richfôrd, Vt., on Star School are rehearsing for their Xmas Deo o Sas - EMPRESS OF BRITAIN BUSINESS GCGARDS.- ; VAS | rs.1.de.Patrick, has gone te dren av; Mrs.Diantha Stetson to Rich- tree.Dec.11.Fri.EMPRESS OF IRELAND h was muchen- \"Receives money\u2019 on deposit and | holinville qu.Hie to friends.Chad ford for a few.days ; Mish Annie While the surrounding towns have Dec.25.Fri.- B \"RESS OF BRITAIN _ © ADVOCATES, oli LS Co Ee fe Ae RAS ARE EE 2 Wine.Powers, of Richford, Vt., hero:on Sat-|had no electric light, ours has been Jan.8, Fri.EMPRESS OF IRELAND AWRENCE, MORRIS.AND McIVEK, Fe en Al Interest at 4 \u2014C.* sey of the I.T.Rank staf, Wind- urday to \u2018visit friends ; Mrs.W.C.running very steadily Messrs.D.C EH.SEWELI City Pass Agent L Advocates.ee EE McIVER, | .A > i \u201c11., + ] 20141 - + : .\u2019 : \u2019 Ly.@ >.a .4 >.d .- » .° 2 \u2018 he was called - ows \u20ac / : pe 9 or Mills, in tdwn Saturday visiting Hunter and Miss Emma Hunter, of Horner and Son have: had water en.; A gent, oke | i | his father.v.ted h If\" earl .friends.« ' , Pondville, recent - uests of Mrs.R.T.ou rh in their mill ond t un tl es \u2018 NICOL, ADVOCATE, 9% WELLING - = eter wd yar eof ont = iy pone Wir Ch BOSTON & MAINE RR, J- on ste anemic 4-* dest Congrega- © © J.DAVIDSON, President, Mr.TT.A.Clark, of Montreal, spent Macdonald._ light plant and to run their grist mill v ol\\s | ac®e.+ da, having t- ; SI.Sec-t Sunday with his parents.Mr.Ames Sweet, a former old-#me also.ATE, WELLS & WHITH, ADVO- - one time he C.H.FOSS, Sec.reas.p miss, Mary Dionne, a pupil at, Ne resident of Sutton for many vears, is In Effect October 5th, 1008 cates, Sun Life Bulldrag, Sherbrooke, stead.+ .- + a TIC Cs conven \u2019 was callec suc den y reported to be very ill at his Lome in.FOSTER, .pg , - roston & Maine : | + M pont Jurham by the death of her Tydlow, Vt., aboul 25 miles south of Mr.Hiram Williams.sold fi LEAVE SHERBROOKE: .Be TARBONNEL, L.L.B.ADVO- .+11 timetables in : SI © She BS ittle brother.Rutland, Vt.He is being cared for Yr.tura J 8.soid a line span \u2019 ! ad : SO : = 270 i) \u201cEA & SY) bv 2 .! § : g .\u2026 pe _ : .voutinued after Æ \u2014 \u2014 a \u2014 te by his wife, assisted by his daughter, of horses on Phurscay last for the ho &.m.hel poston and New York: CIVIL ENGINDEHS.\u201c aay be economy 54 * CRANBERRY.Mrs.S.W.Joyal, of Cavendish, Vt.[neat little sum of 3850.: 11.00 a.m.\u2014For Boston: En 0 IS\u201d _.1 | no doubt be CORMIEE 5 ADV Mrs.John Benndft spent from Mon- A well known Jocal doctor is also in Mrs.C.E.Rhicard, who has been 9.16 p.m.\u2014For Boston and New York: G.bec, Office\u2019 BL BL.Pate Bu a to the public, .q * duy until Thursda; gévenine with ber attendance.on _ : spending te oe To ih her ARRIVE SHERBROOKH, dance 82 de Salaberry St., Tel Conu&ction.= .away from the .ER He Mrs.W lia gy ple wor |; Mrs.R.Te Winchester has re fered Cranby.returned to her home here on 7.15 a.m.\u2014From Boston and New York, TA.MEADE, BURVEYOR, COATL \u201c A Cu ; 252404 du quite a fnmber ol young pe Te [from a visit to friends in Montreal, Granby, | 2.45 p.m.\u2014From Boston, St.Johns- NY cook.Bell PI iF en No use arguing with ithe Lit- entertained very \\pleasantly hy the Hemmingford and- Athlestan, it pin Saturday \u2018A.Dix ant Saturd t bury and Newpor, cook.Bell Phone.Good connections, ; x .O=SING, te Snow Bird.Iv says that Misses Mabel and Ethel King, Thurs- [her first visit there for about twenty- pl Centre prétpeeting sand fou .8.10 p.m.\u2014From Boston and New York, Ÿ ENSURANCEH AGENTS, AX : Sv = inter is here : ; » eveninu.À iv 8.\u201cent pec ound 4 7.60 a.m.\u2014Mi t Newport.Bun- = omen mem nn ee oes JF i.livans enter 8 Winter is here and you ought day evene A olde, y Kine\u2019 five years.«retorted to have some very fine specimens of minerals.days el connecting Pom.train D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR- - En | home here.Mrs.F, B.Gill celebrated the King's| Mayor Wilson is reported to ave vie \u201c, .| .ont.Fi : ww .weir .to be prepared.So .LP : ; Misses Ethel and Hazel Courtney, ct from Boston and New York; ance \u2018agont, re, Life, Accident, #2 -.vf Marbleton, no Birthday by giving a lovely dinner [lost two cows from ome cause on Knowlton, were the : guests of their : | Plate Glass, etc.Record blocks + = Ar.McLean and A i» Co at 6 o'clock p.m, to quite a number Friday.The animals were taken vio- 2 MRA 5 né ,Ç \u2014 mer Co 5 ; and Mrs.Chas.- Furs, Gloves, of young people land after they | did |lently sick and lived a short time.sister, Mrs.W.A.Inglis on Saturday.D.J.FLANDERS, Pass.Trat.Mer; N 8.DRESSER, & CO.SHER- Cc 2 4 \u2018 and Mrs, Chas.Lo Lo TA : Mrs.A.Hillhouse, \\ Miss J.Hill-} C, M: BURT, Gen.Pass Agt.Boston; can now-u-days be insured against.Mr.T.B.Phelps is very sériously ill fenry Brown at Philipsburg on Thurs- : PC __(aibert.\u2014 cook, Que.\u2018 M it Martin is ; \u2018 5 R.FOSS, 39 MOORE BT., CONSUL- - ; : 1.[ i.eT \u2014 dre: : - , at tinie of writing, Dr, Mar M day, Nov.26th.1 tation until 9 a.m., 1 to 3 p.m., 7 to oe wo ar K | BRIDGE, Tu Hen y \\ 04 No issue to marriage, attendance.Co a i School at St.Armand opened on 8 p.n., and by appointment.RE oo - : § \u201d tate .SON, py ine ; Mr frs.W.J.cClar re sul- way : : lt av the = - i hit te CA 2° erry bush was Crome oo fnerease of income tax.Mr.and Mrs.W.J Me vu ds oo Moyday with Miss Stevenson as teach \"SR.F.A.GADBOIS, (SPECIALIST § - - + 4 brought t - @ TOM TL She Arnerican,) fujury.to servants.fering with sore throatsran bel , er, Children\u2019s diseases.51 Kine St.- cL 1 I ont.Xs Ut À Although 1e Garnou uroiect far the fuss by bad weather, \u2018Lhe merry chime of sleigh be ls con \u2014\u2014\u2014 - - : .20: gs Lan dr.iC was # Pret À ny lied - brid © Riot involving lass, be heard in all eon For Me ADAMSVILLE.Exposi + IO M L.eo.BACHAND ».0, ¥ - py hie time of the 7 hn the Hid on Ki er have heen | Fire or burglary, one that winter ere, tching a Mrs.Taber has gone to Granby to ; SPECIALIST 9 Ft PA (= ; 2 Sandoned 4j.at probable thay Twins.Clary wis foctunafe an vi this spend a few weeks with her « ter I | EL f : telah : .> : sl, x af : ; ?8, ; d vo thrduy.ond À © a brâdees fy automobile, Unemployment, largo (\u2018oon nn his burn yard 18 Mrs.Littledgle._.9 Since 1899 has bad full charge of the k A \u201ca dOWS 3 » rar, 00k, - : ; ST Servants dishonesty, - 4 Joss of trude.7e fr Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Department rom ._ at_ the Sherbrooke Sacred Heart Hospi- Montreal, where she has undergone a] Tickets on sale from all stations in : i.v £ ng 18 fe annee 1 velieular traf- .( Mrs.F.Tannen has returned = oy Lo et ar tra rive fa ures © Mr.H.# A \u2019 will be hi ; site docated near Arrivals and departure Cushon, of Conticook, in town Wed: : \u2018tal.~pturday Inst \"Upper gp 14 ?Toss of kevs or season ticket.- ; \u2018 ( a : ; Hours o! Consultation :\u2014At the Hou- De su hi ti .CE - m5 = Une amp - ! bos ' éneval nou and even the little Get the Old Favorite Mr.MeCutehéon, school Nispector, faurnt\\etzery oo} their marriage, Games « ; \u2018 a Con Jo yi we gl a wre 4 Mexicans are allowed to light a cigar visitedd severas schoole aronnd here were tudutged until about TE o'clock ; Fare from Sherbrooke $28.50.Fn oo SU may Lo Slide gi), = Te T° cute for the oecusion, Needless to sav this week, 20° .W he il pa ud SHpper Was rerved, \"Remember the new Toute! to the Ca- SE ; : ter you in dye: \u20ac.de Pr Pt the seHoolmaster himself smokgs a Mr: Osgood.of Pudswell, i< 5 he able to a Mr.Henry Wood 18 adding quite an all feeling that a plossant evenings 1 \u2018 John.\u201cI dunno rightly, but it wor : .oy whi hy Loe ey considered, nn tl Co A > addition to his barn and stable, had been pent, © someibivg eternal/=The Tatler, i Canty an hy booter, the schoolmaster s bt >.\u2019 7 - >._ \u201c = \u2019 ; * vt 5, + > \\ ; \u2018 ! x ; 1h A EE 1 8 1 .: | i PAGE YOUR, | foo SHERBROOKE DAILY RÉCORD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1908.7 ; / | : - re es = A P .AT WILSON\u2019 S : .4 The Misses ~ Rowel have returned 7 8 Ro : 11 ; IANOS s : Li: from a visit to Boston and other Am- El seirie | Mud OLD - 4 : ; Full assortment of the famous Heintzman &'Co.pianos from efican cities.V 4 > * 5 a 0 Ss Chew Britannia Tobacco.\\.| 4.the small neat upright piano in plain case\u2019to the handsome carved \u2018Mr.Justice Hutchinson is holding n : : Ke LY A Louis XV styles and the small Grands.: (i wow - © pice | |term of the Circuit Court at Coati- ET Eps qu p.; News 3-7 gt The Heintzman & Co.is the acknowledged ; \u201cleader of all Eyes ook boda Kenel Tobacco.- 0 BS & oh Som tile wel, * SAL\" x ai ; ; Smo ipe .= HC Weeks avo we od + ; Canadian Pianos.e y A / .There will be a basket Dall prac- : © the reude rs of \u201cthis a he informeg i 1k foal Large stock of other pianos here to-day.Well=made pianos when failidg can be won- tive at.7.15 this evening.A full at\u2019 Our li br * vus a month of mal there We\" ggitable for Wrappin.à A \u2018that we can recommend to you at very moderate prices.Notably derfully helped by the | tendance is requested.~~.© ur line embraces all ie J thren weeks of dt have ty and Ail in good order.TR the néw Canadian Weber pianos, which are finding ready sale=as RIGHT kind ot Classes.Miss Florence Campbell, who wasre-| new and original designs, | still ove mare week and two ol , 1068 per!b.à 48 fast as they come in That word \u201cright\u201d means cently operated upon for appendicitis, |.| after that.Then wint weeks Co CORD OFFIC 7 \u2019 a great deal ! I ban safe- is improving and will leave for her and can be seen to advan- La couple of week er will set in for apply RECORD 3 1 =#SThe Wilson piano stands in a class by itself and sells strictly ly and honestly say that - || home in Compton inpa few days.; [ Sani s ond \u2018break up , SRE | 1 y' on its merits* A full cabinet grand piano with fine action, copper ||| 2¥ jon oh Pere Read Theatre Announcement, | tage in our Dark Room.Winter starts fn oy time bon 9 a 4 wound strings, and the bést of everything in material.A piano instance \u2014 the! Right | Mr.James Robertson and \u2018Dr.John === + earnest.|.\u2018 h H [Ç J LA that is instantly appreciated by musical people.| Glasses.| D- White were appointed elders of St | Electrical Repair and- Supply Co, es for all these\u2019 Sang | fr es ome ME rch and s wi e.ta- sona oA ETSWe have few very good bargains in second-hand upright A.GC, SKINNER ken at once for their ordination to| ~~ We U1 WIGGETT, props | rar.© changeable foo 1.3 pianos;this week, Write us if you cannot call.Opticlan, 7 Strathcona Square | that office.Bell = Wellington, Ba | CH HUM a 7 Made Can di A 3 28 H.WILSON x SONS.Ra A | Notice\u2014The box office.at the Cle- cL People's, 807, .ORENOY : =.Peanuts every oJ B Hk .- anne - \u2014- ment Theatre | will be open to sub- SE MORENOT dalted 443 | scribers on Tuesday morning at nine fry our Hot Chocolat Se 3 8 ; 5 at x | o'clock.Tuesday afternoon\u2019 and.later - ed Cream.You will like it.\u2018 to the general public.hate a large @R À : vuln ay Ba wey Boxes, Baskets.ere, Jd DO YOU SLEEP WhLLY) 1 FA CITY \u2018 The third ambualance lecture ill be 2 J W given this evening at 8 o\u2019clock at the : 3 Ta _ | RO G E R B ROS | D> ! NE S.Y.W.C.A.rooms.Members \u2018of the \u2019 \u201cwoonARw'S.4 À ; Association should take advantage of 177 Felingtor Wellington Stre1, Î a ÉKRRRRRREERE NE SR SRE this, Th 5 \u2018 \u2018 / Mr.W.M.Tomlinson, Inspector of Lovely new hats.Also 'a fèw ol e man or woman who does not sleep well js certainly to ° | / f : 1841 A1 SILVERWARE : Weights and Measnres, \u2019 returned to {the imported ones, all at reduced pri: ; pitied.i be A CIE CODERE town Saturday and left to-day for |ces.: C.E.Enright & Co., Elite | Tt is quite possible the le ; | MARL \\ We always keep in stock a good assortment of the Petre Que.| Msllinery Parlors.Spring à a an e the real ryason ix the poor quality of vokr : ¢ - \\ , Millinery sale at Miss Tee's.All The Rev.M.B.Davidson, of To- : ress.Co - UE ) above ware.Knives, Forks, Ten, De sert and trimmed Toe each.per cent.off.\u201d Felt |ronto, Ont., was the preacher at both Any Spring Bed \u2018that is loose, baggy and out.of shape - | Wholesale & Retai Patte Tn , 1 services in St.An rew\u2019s church yester- : ar de wn © vO Sha Orse i Table Spoons, Bon-Bon Spoons, Cucumber Mr.and Mrs, Walter A.Melanson, of [day Mr.Davison ie or very inter than no spring at all To-day we can sell you woud springs, any Leather, Ti i Spoons, Berry Spoons, Pie Knives, Waiters, Cake Newburyport, Mass., spent Sunday in esting speaker, and the church ws wo ok To, BE, BL and BAO \u2018 jardware, | Le î _ , \u2018 .town on their way to St.Romain to well filled at both services.They will fit either wood or iron beds.Springs are all ext .Blacksmiths\u2019 ; Plates, Cruets, Bread Trays, Sugars, Sala d and visit relatives.The Y.W.C.A.social will be held to- de.with ci LE LE AT UE are all extra wel} pd Goal, , Ë \\ | , made, wit closely woven steel wire and alsg steel nud- - .: : The ladies of St.Patrick church in- morrow evening at the home of Mrs.Sy) steel aud copper wire, ' end El ctrical su LA Serve ers and many other pretty rticles.tend holding a safe of useful and fan- Fletcher Thompson, East Sherbrooke, wa Lio P 3 ! cy articles on Thursday, Friday and at 8 o'clock.Teams for the convey- ABOUT M ATT ESSES i { | Saturday, the 3rd, 4th\u2019and 5th veyance of those wishing to attend will Sherbrooke.jE | December, in Murray\u2019 s Hall.Tea wil be at the Y.W.C.A, at 17.30/\" ree ea 5 tH | \u2018be served every afternoon fram 31 ho treagurer of the Sherbrooke Pro- We can sell you a Mattress for $3.00 or up to $45.00, but the § \u2014_ 4.| _> N clock, fiestant Hospital acknowledges with onc we recommend is the famous\" A sold at thé same stand.ve | = : The.Junior Order of Machinists are | thanks the following sums: W.8, ard prices all over Canada and the United States.The writer has : fl holding a series of lectures on the Dresser, $10; Union Thanks, riving Ser- used an Ostermoor for eleven years 1 | 893 WELLINGTON STREET, SHERBROOKE.: desigi and management oi the differ- vice, \u2018Sawyerville, 87 50 Æ pe pont a cart fac Ps ot yours, and n an het sme has never if \u2018ent types of steam engines.Mr.E.B.giving service, Danville, $8.25; St.1 thy Kin lev are made- » ec PEUR ; i Le, .eo yo few ~.pa > mine : Qi roe , ° > = me a ne .; ,\\ Là Bea NE sie, CE ts EE rat gn QE ; ÿ RUES i ode ged aime A NO ERA acini ey hé ere EN Jada i es a EN < ne he = TN OR Se Eo a ae Rien 1e FE SR Es Se eee re ue ee IE : DSP RER ee > cg: TR ian = ANS Se haiti COPA : à Sx i ne pa TS a Cs .o Ls ap, [a - 4 LA iy MRSC 5 = \" ou - = Po FRE A, ro 2 \" ; ee \" py heme eg mer $ .> .a Lame OTE Co .\u201c.; .0400 = ow 4e - iN - : Th = \" 3 pit ?- \u201cres res after ane AE ~e en em aa Nee an ae a _ ag Te te as Lg Cee, ; x Pe : ~ od .boa ; , CSS ae NL a RER ns Cw ae .- SE EE ALL pren dd ra we ate 4 FW oS % ¥ *.: o LES pe 5 a: = ; : - .+ = > > EN a \u2019 eet ~ 7 \"NES se City >\u201d .SR Fe pe pa : .- 3 ; Ci .; ç des re ho TA US eS YN Su Ë : me\u201d me = - > .ps 4 5 ; B re z > By = = eh - AE We TEE et \u201ci i as sn a FY = > : > x = a.va fa 3 \u20ac Ta .Fa ; a 2 Ke a o> Or ) Yo Fav hid oy on : ue , : ; +, we et CC RY 3 fe: - ESF an r $15.00, $12.50 and $10.00 cach ; all colors, also black To-morrow, while theylast, provided with fine churches, schools, protect the blades from rust\u2019 in sy - - , Apron Gingham hotels, electric lights, hospitals and climate, land or sea, thus greatly pro Oly Blue and White Gingham, 40 inches wide.Value, 15e, yd.7 - TO-MORROW, 122c YARD.Luster Waists \u2018 We will have on sale to-morrow a very special fot of Luster Waists, all Coté.- Vabie, 27e y S tt- am, Ye, Yard, 0.+0+uB++0 610010000110 61 000000 Mor Dre 0.0.0-00-0010010010 1e libraries, and its copper and ashestos Jongine their Tie, mines are a pretifie, source of - re- Yon receive à fresh hoy with every venue: .set of blades, The empty one, thes Sn \"1 Such is fhe View of our metropolis form- an elon ant; waterproof mé , 7 / Co held by our cousins across the sea.wo, : 4 v gaa.== TWELVE \u201cNEW PROCESS\u201d GI LETTEQSLADES ave packed in : piece (ine ) \u2019 : I Ar a Huntley & Palmer\u2019 ; PTE op Winn GL PITE ET DE SA yc 22 C4 As: triple, , , x As + ENGLISH BISCUITS | 00% r,t if con peo [Bs i le ne i A good he avy 41 inches wide lk : Ds Bell Tel.404.< i Scott, ot the Jenckes Machine Co., has* Augustine\u2019s church, Danvillel83.50: Un- out of selected white catton felt, in fac \u2018t, the finest: quality obtain- 34 \u2018 ; (Kindly given his services as instructor, ion Thanksgiving service, Sherbrooke, able.The mattresses are soft, fluffy, elastic, and luxuriGusly com.$ 1 £ 9e EEE me ou \u2018 \u2014 and owing to his long experieñce as an [831.69 ; Sherbrooke Reccrd Co., $6.20; fortable.Covered .with satin finish art ticking.they are botl C4 1 = fg I .rg + | erecting engineer, the lectures are very Preshyterian church, Scotstown, pearance and durability 4! t ol oth in ap.Ty New Rubber Rollers Superfluous Hair Moles 8c interesting as well as instructive.The Thanksgiving collection, $8.50; St.4 tity the most superb matllress value ip the mar- Iie ine .\u2019 Y\" members of Lodge No.164 are cor- Ans church, Richmond, Thanksgiving Ket to-day._.> rev .AFP put on wringing machines.New rubber REMOVED alld invited to attend the next lec- Day collection, $5; Church of Eng- PRICES OF THE OSTERMOOR.ut 4; \u20ac : tires put on baby carriage, go-cart and : ture, which will -be held in the J.A.land, Agnes, 83, 3 ft., 811.00; 3-6, $12.50; 4 ft., $14.00; 4-6, $15.00 ® 4.# \u2014 : by DLBECTROLYSIS, by 'a well quali- Nov.26th, at 8 \u2019 Poe \u2018 5 carpet sweeper wheels.of M.lodge room on a B l k vA Ce filed young lady.SATISFACTION pm.argains continue all next week at Made in two pieces, 50c.extra.| a Ç \u2018Ç AE A.T.DREW, | GUARANTEED.Work .done by appoint- .H.Kerr\u2019s, Bury, with auctions first ; tof; 14-06 Water St., Sherbrooke.Que: ment.\u2018Address P.O.Box 4.Sherbrooke -Chew Maple Sugar Tobacco, days of December.; \" i EDWARDS FURNITURE coY \u2019 dif = \u201c171 Wellington Street.Both Phones: oa | $ 3.2 = = - \u2014\u2014 meme em if 41% THE GARDEN OF EASTERN \\ \u201cN P \"\u201d 4 \u2018| sit CANADA.New rrocess 7 .À + The recent issue of the London week- | ; a + 15 .{4 ly \u201cBlack and White\u201d contained\u2019an in- GILLET IE BLADES og) 414 teresting and well written article op + iq | ai x oo .: \" oo oo our city, under the title jof CT he Gar- ; .» ,Ç {id Hl .memes den of Eastern Canada.\u201d This was Now in Stock : 4 38 ig accompanied by photographs showing \u2019 à à à +.: views of St.Charles Seminary, Paton .[Rc iain BEE ; ~ o Mig.Co., Magog River, showin Moore | The Gil te Safety Razor Company.214 1 © ° Carpet Co.\u2018and an expansive St.Fran- Ar que ed over four years of care BERR, è SMITHAK.C.who v 14 _ cis river valley scene.The \u2018article Sub y, refearch arid experiment in Pocity s Banquet in the A: Big ; read as follows: \u2018Sherbrooke, the PCT ecting the process sary bo CN 1 à TE 4 quet, city of the Eastern Townships of produce these blades.ol = , \u20ac 14! X , vam: : | , : | t.uebec, was given its .name by Sir achinery and process are comp ' { | i Earl y, buyers get the pick, of cours se, An examination of the goods nd a glance at the price tags ; enough 0 set any Jobs Éperirogke, vor senor of Canada, to the satidaction of-the experts .a 4 3 ; LL \u2018 ° r .I ; és Nd > 7 > \u2014 ) se nk back for weeks\u2014manths\u2014vears.who visited it, then called Little gaged in the work, and now, for EE LE | (quick witte d woman to eagerly buying\u2014and saving.Note these offering, Hy 0 s\u2014 Qn yea Forks\u201d i TT TE La Aie centre | Be rad ow, 4 Lr Co .n 11 reme bi such ex tional barg: in offerings ?- e thin not.a flourishing agricultural district; \u201cNew Process\u2019 GILLETTE bl 4 iy : j \u20ac A Ca youre I em per such J cep \u2018 ¢ 8 / owing to its Position, on main lines of GILLETTE users.av 814.4 Ty weds.TY) Hat Veilings anadian Pacific and Gran Trunk g \u201cNew Pr #1 4.4 S So superior are ig 1 1 | di railways as well as the Quebec Cen- , Durability and dll ; g 1 a \u2018 \"M EARLY MORNING SPECIALS | a ies\u2019 Just received ga large assortment of tral and Boston and Maine lines, of i, a qualitios to any UE * fes â 8 8 to 10- a.m To-Morrow.' all colors in_Veilings, also black, which it is the terminus, Thus it is blades ever previously produced thet 3 4.2 LT CHECK TOWELLING\u2014 Real value, 35c and 25c yd the est Ne chier Pa due ie euch one will give you many mor & 111 B AlY Lien Towelling, blue or Tai or-made Eu ye.au I as well as the cit | 1jchtful shaves than you ever have à! \u20ac | | 5 [ TO-MORROW, 19e YD.es of the New England States™to thé |_ho matter how satigfactory your pre iF 1 | i red ok: 10 ] - | \u2019 south and east, and senves gs a dis- vious experience with the GILLETTE dur].HE : tue, 10e yd.= > HE Bi sw wen, mesa , White Flannelette Night Gowns a et im] is been [ wind au an 4 3 fi: ?WHITE ConTON- + re NI .- city stands at the confluence of the \u2018New Process\u201d Dlades are _ blag 1 i week wo will of 1 1 1 - a ?A good White Cotton, 36 in- é as EB | We offer to-morrow a special White picturesque St.Francis and the tur.With a hizh polish.They LB vd tron opoards, Dining Re 4! La = 4 RD hes wide ; 4 Flannelette- Night Gown bulent x agog rivers, the lattor bridled ae - a cn, cer eine rai 18 Tron | pds, wort), $3.00, #11 em : M 8: - value, [2c yd.® , : to produce cheap power, and it is | and moisture do not cing 8, worth.$1.00, à 1b =\" : % i $ Lo 10 am, Ste YA.: Real value, $1.25 each.steadily adding to the number and-im- | their polished surface.I 39 j Jk I yi i : GREY FL.Si __\u2014 : SE TO-MORROW, 79.EACH.ay res a oe anata core DE to | his onder fem, pra j 39334 i xf 2 IH : > 1 28 a : 3 ar - » i - r a- | ; - .hv Cl 1.0 a LB : Value, .15 50 yl.9 : We offer to morrow only, hiner.saw mill euppiies, mines pa PTE of wles deserve & Der a ° bo 20 X a 4.; : - ° .Ne Process ndes ! ; {ib à 8: 8 to TO ur 12¢ Yd.à 2; Ladies tailor made Heavy Wool Stockings ing and carpets.With these and oth- | package, Ni the.hers have spared A - ! .| ie 4 8 8 MAINS APRONS\u2014 oe 1 , 1 :.4he tima | au .ers, which will surely he attracted to 0 5 tv to provide 6 1 Ai 3 M ¢ with hibor without, good § | Winter Coats.We have now is the time to procure your: jocate themselves at such n vantage tile one.Créer : { 4 3 Lgl 8 NW hite Aprons.: él, 1.\u20ac gelf with a.pair of Overstockings.point, Sherbrooke bids fair to share in | oo ickel-plated bos, + , ; a #1 | Value, 2e cnch, à |\u2018decided to eleaur them all Valne, 50e.pair._ the industrial revival in Fasten Capo lt ds 7 Irendsome mes ee One \u2019 py | 45, 4 $ to 10 am, 19¢ Each.ë |, cL ada demanded hy the increasing pros- Which seals itself hermetically © ir 40 000 Re d tof i 11 CIRCULAR PIL, LOW COT FON.ê at one price.Res.values, TO- MORROW, 39c, PATR.perity of the productive West, Sher time it is closed.a \u2019 \\ a e | : $u i brooke is essentially.up-to-date, and is If is absolutely Damp- -proof-wi *.ê ¢ ?oo anda msg Lace Waists By special request we offer the bal- ance of Manufacturer's Samples of Lace, and Net Waists, 2° AT 81S5 EXCH, rn en rie colors.1 J 1 _ : à , : or 5 2 ed 3 Value, ss, Si, 96,50, Value, 81,50 to $2 each, blades, in morocco, velvet-Hin wo Mis achand, Cour, : .We offer a full assortment of their \u2019 $5.Brey boy E=BEAC Price.a | TOMBRROW, 98c EACH.a Cow SPECIAL BARGAINS Eiderdown Flannelette Hi LL \u2019 » 1 als 2 A : ; ir ved rod leading lines, also a fine line of their SAVING \"BRUSH \u201cain, .well marked, pe Celebrated Cakes, including their Cey- RUBRE le SET - a \u2018 \u201c , id re (9 Plym Also Bug 0) \u2018 Ladies\u2019 ; .lon Cakes, St.Vincent Cakes, Royal I =.| Fhe ols ni pois ere held Ww Me, Box mn tem, tee Co Your choice on \u2018all our Eiderdowu Cake, Sultana Family Cake, Jced Fruit brush made \u201c bher ; i yos.Once } à Undervests On N ti C t : ; uit C: te « cther by hard valeanized ru sk SALE 2 Les ; ; lett .Cake, Ornamented_ bruit Cake, ete | otc \u201c n't nA NE a i We offer 0 ions oun or Flannel ore va These are .all perfectly fresh as they isn 1 ve them bess on un 0 mn 4 Abby 19 - New 28) Pf ; Te WHITE \"E\u2014 EE Le Ta were i ted direct from the manufac- them loose; you SEC i morrow © fitty | Nae abe for 5 i MENDING WOOI\u2014 2° TOMORROW, 6c YARD.RE RON thie MARU Lv force.LE oa AND TW ; J ; Value, 2 skéius for Se.Value, 2 cards for 5c./ turers.pie necortment.Prices, au for Ulléchments ru i doz., of Tad- TO-MORROW, Te.SKEIN.| TO-MORROW, 1c CARD.MAY & HOULARAN Ne hae Pen \u20ac Co, Shorte 81101 Ce + ce ; \u2019 ° _ | q Se « \u2019 \u2018 \u201d O6 à à jes\u2019 White Un SEWING NEEDIES\u2014 BACK COMBS\u2014 | Lace Curtains A Hy fo have prompt attention px rw | dervests and Value, 5e.package.Value.15e each.Regular 51 inéhes wide and 31 yds.° Sa) HORSH pe Drawgrs to | TO-MORROW, 7 FOR 5e, TO-MORROW, Joc EACH, | igs (tinchoin La , R il 1 Car\u2019 18 0, ALR.Thy dragons} « math, {very PEARL BUTTON S\u2014 NAIL BRUSHES\u2014 on v ne & ce.0 way \u2018 J $ Mitc 2 A \u2019 \u201c Abpiy 1.Pinning ah N pair guaran.| Value, 10, do.Value, 5c.cach, Value, 15 pair.3 ° RR ~~ © Jolingon, $ - : TO-MORROW, 2 #0R Se.TO-MORROW, WHILE THEY; LAST = ee as 410 teed to he I TO- \"MORROW, : Doz.ac ue .- T 9 ) I 1 2 \u20ac & K i ; , Almonds.it, ir, E\u2014BFT) 7 = .\u2014 4 worth 25} | COLLAR SUPPORTE RN \"White or EE AT oe PATR Carnival aces.New Shelle 7 Weuig, bed, ppt 6.\" each, DE 1 Value.Be.carde » hite or colors, ; .Pop Eon gp ER EE .- .; Value, ñc for 4 vards.Gre Cloaking $ oo .5 I ts BALR ~~ +._ : V, de.C: - JY K , \u201cow Shielle alnuts.ram?yn Tomorrow only, | TOMORROW.= CARD.10-MORROW, 3c.\u201d PACKAGE, fey .aking Grey Cloaking fon To-morrow night is (he havin |, Sew She Ned We | UNE de par (Api - 19 Cp HHS WHITE AR ROE LACES : Coats.° night at the Stadium.| Three nights or, > 2° Mai me pros oe 1 TERS Value, [15% paiv.| \u2018alue, 5e pair.R Te - A Lay fun i \u201465c.worth for 25e.AA ates 4 BBAy ne =F - Cn , rns J .eal value, 21.75 to $1.30 yard, un in ofe\u2014boc.worth jor.Zhe.New Dates, dos Lit.BALEN 5 each TO-MORROW, 10e PR.lrO-MORROW, 3 PRS.TOR 5c.TO-MORROW, 9%¢.YARD.There will be a Carnival, Hockes } ; - = on Streep MLV Alphonse Ii.cn \u2018 oo : Match ; Races\u2014three kinds, All this Ne Ww Prunes.- nS 050 WareLouse Lau * = for a quarter.AREA 2 OPER : .TIES pp Free admission to costumed skntere.n .ns.- \" TOR 8 Tus FOu SAL ; : duel CO iN.-SA = : Sole Agent for Standard Band in attendance.New he I, near ON so Ly, < Patterns.OUTRE: % Sole Agent for Standard Patterns.Er PA YS.J \u2014 Both Phones.\u2014 \u201cGagné Pecrlos ; + MRS.E, L.SMITH, LACEY pere tetromie in À | 30 Court Street, Sherbrooke.DE AN, ROWE & 3 = pu Marcelle Waving, Shampoo g.singe my.pod ag 4.wig 1 NG.181 g.Dyeing, Hair Dressing.'Hacial anc ss re = fa ex 1 A \"NECK ar n belo x Ra lurnacez Situa; JOR 44 je Scalp Treatment ana Manicure.Hair Poth Phones, \u2014- \u201c» Hoe , dried paturally.Ordeis taken for ail the runiph 1 Hime H Hou = d.T werk of a, new styles Pheyche, Coronet Braid Puffle, att ane .4 have to.> i Mwitches, Nararal Potnpadohrs, * ety { ess be \"Tel.w., - - \u2019 post\u201d co 1° Pa - + A ; y .3 ; .; _ . ve u formed that = there ahead, and posed.There l two weeks tl set in for * éak up a time before \u2018hese @& - vable foot- ; ; Fadl NGY i Your.- Worse hut the, + stand- or has 13 never Te made obhtain-.- -com- h in ap\u201d Le mar- Company bars of core periment in vressary to ve completed gd experts ep oor the i to supply, E blades to \u201csw Process\u201d ility and alt iities to any -,duced that ny more de- ver bave had ory your pre _ GILLETTE are finished - are much +! since dust r readily to wtically Im-*.nother ele ioxerve a new\u201d have spared © provide a [plated box\u201d ically - every o mp- profil just In any .oreatly pro\u201d every then ma tch- Gl PE the x with dN Jone proof, OE ESS\u201d sacked in LETTE RA- criple silver New process d ca (outre 35,00 1NG BRUSF 1 and reliable ;« are held to- odd rubber ; YOU vou can\u2019t sosk All them OF ment.Prices, il 8 Co.bonds.alnuts.re he __poust®5 Shree EPAILY RECORD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, jie, : te L, FAURE FI\\P.arène tete MR.LEMIEUX'HONORED.| mp pra] == rm \"cs .Zr HE Ahk \u201cjé CITY NEWS and entertained Mastérs John Howitt Octave Mereier to the Sacred Heart ADVERTISEMENT.OLD a.DINED A Laird, Carl Falkenberg and Ned Dav.Hospital irom the jail.\u2014 - f Te ns IT PRINCE OF WALES Chief Davidson js still confined to his is, of \u2018Bishop\u2019 s College School, at the TT i a M; ASE EIVED BY bed with an attack of rheumatism.Magog House on Sunday.CHURCH NOTICES, | PE 3 London, November - Hom.Ro- Miss Alice Beal, of Springfield, Vt.Mr, F.S S.McKay, who after vears of he Ladies hid Ap Sheth dh i L ! Int dolph Lemieux wus invited to lunch is visiting her friend, Miss Helen Law- CXDerimenting, has perfected an im- will meet in Plymouth Hall on Thuy«- J t | with the Prince and Prince of Wales Tence.Bellevue Ave, Le ae \u201che for that will rion fs at 5 M CE ot oe wo Ne \u2018dav : : rave a Le.ake the place of the sIpess=, : ag clock a f FOR GAL i rev pl pot afterwards was re- Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.process, now in use, left 10- Tor fon musical programme will be given un IGS AND PRUNES le for Wrapping.He | : + - Miss Mand Bean, who has been vi- Ottawa in connection with taking out der the auspices of the Educatiopal : Buttle pod ôrder.FL efor =a aa | Siting Mrs.HAH.W.Chick for a few & patent for his invention, pr en D pare 5H he vend .in 126 Le , - y stor, hev., (Ji, en 0] i Al ! per Ib.= I days, has returned to her home.10 days\u2019 cheap sale at Spearinÿ's, Rabbi Ben Ezra.°° The God-given Cure for AU Diseases oi i 1ce s Ÿ + Deaths Reported A large crowd was present nt the See adv.The B.B.Society of St.Andrew's Bowels, Liver, Kidneys D'OFFICE = a moving picture show put the Cle- h : - : } 1 ; qu Toya ply RECOED Rou iA put on in The men\u2019s meeting at the Y.M.C.A, church will meet in the Bible clus: | Me PATEL Ln ha FFF foo Fees oJ Joo | doy.eatve hy Mr.Tipert on Satur- Pomeroy vas conducted by Rev.Mr.[room of the church on Thursday after- Few people seem to realize how Im- {gars I GALLAGHER, BROMPTON.| Davidson, of Toronto.Mr: Davidson, [noon at o'clock.© portant how abeolutely necessary par VILLE.: The friends of Col.H.R.Fraser will Who IS an active member of the Y.M.The W.W.Society of the Baptist [it is to keep the Bowels, Kidneys and | trotoptonsille, Nov.23 \u2014(Special.).Tégret to hear,that he is sufiering from C- A.delivered à very interes sting ad- church will meet with Mrs.Burns, 12 we ¢ fome Fo lé , pecial.).ond .: dress or the \u201cBook f Book St or TI 1 Skin in proper working order.Jres in death of Mr.J, Gallagher oc- @ second/ ttack of illness and is con- mothe 2 Ob DOOR.A anfey fvende, mrsday afternoon at They wonder why they huve Sallow ne here carly this morning after lined to the house.The funeral of the late unfortunate |\u2019 OCs.Cre \u201c Complexions -\u2014 Indigestion \u2014 Head- 1 jan alipess of typhoid foyer, Mr.Monahan, who Was injured at William E.McLellan took place Hn Sa- The B.Y.P.U.will meet on Thursday genes\u2014 Rheumatism \u2014 while all the hh ¢ an ies Mr.Gallagher Was one of.the most > ted Peanuts every day.biolily respected citizens of Bro te on- sil.pr yep our Hot Chocolate with Whip- sg Our .a will like it.joe ro a \u2018larve variety of S 5 fe yi Baskets, ete, Tor thi \"WOODARD'S, 171 Wellington tre Str ot, JF CODERE & FILS (no).Wholesale & Retail GHEAP SALE Deging to-morrow.For the next 10 Days we will hold n series.of Cheap Sules.\u201cA special line of goods .will be sold each day.Our first sale will be of Watches in solid gold, gold filled, silver, gun metal and nickel cases.All grades of models for Ladies.Gents, Girls and Joys.All goods guaranteed as repre-' i gare Leather, Tinwa-¢ \u201cented or money funded.rirare, The discount - will be 25 per cent.al, Blacksmiths\u2019, Plum- \"(as Mail orders fled same day RC SMITH,«K.C'., wiio will be the ¢hief speaker at the Caledonian as received, iL \"ad Electrical supplies Our next \u2018sule will he (locks, RB.J.SPEARING, PR ; Strathcona Square.- + etme _Sherbr ooke +\u201c Neely + Banquet | in the Art Hall, on St.Andrew\u2019s night, Monday, November 0th.Jackman, Me., and taken to the Protestant Hospital in this city, is in a very -sevious condition.The Salvation Army will pay a visit to.Lennoxville square to-morrow evening.Service will start at 8 clock, led by Capt.and Mrs.Richardson.to North Strati for Island Pon iy and goes to-morrow ing of the Ministerial Association.Miss Florence Mallory has returned to her home ain Lennoxv.ile.after spending some time in Massachusetts, where she has been a nursé-in-train- ing.A meeting of the Sherbrooke Hnow Shae Club will be held in Dr.Bloomfield's \u2018office to- morrow afternoon nt 5 o'glock, All members are requested to he présent.Messrs.H.MH.Ingram, H.Pierce, of Stanstead, and F.Osgood, of Cook- shire, have returned \u2014 to town from New York, where, they attended \u201cOld Glory Sale.\u201d 2 7 Mr.Tred AJ.Hogan, formerly of Sherbrooke, produced and staged the play \u2018\u2018Alvazez,\u201d at the Monument National 4 lontreal last week, for Nt.Anthony\u2019 (Church, | Miss Lagra Terrill, who has been spending ag.few weeks in Sherbrouke and\u2019 vicinity.leaves tofinorrow to resume hen duties gs nurse-in-troinine at the Montreal General Hospital.Mer.- Paul Larocque, Mer.Tanguay.1 of St.Charles Seminary, and Mr.M.T.Stenson left this morhing for Que- hee, \u2018to \u2018attend a épécial meeting oi the Council of Public Instrugtion.Applications to the Bank of Mont-! réal, for the city of Sherbrooke loan of £102,700 4} debentures fully cov- éréd the amount\u2019 offered.The price in the market is mow par to a quarter premium.! - At abont 8 o\u2019clock this Morning as a team was coming up Meadow street the horse slipped and fell.After it had been unhitched jt was able to get Lup again.There was no damage done [to the rig.- Work is progressing very favorably on the new offices of the Bank of Montreal in the Whiting block, and it is expec tel that, the hank will be op- | ened Hor the transaction of business on December 1st.J Mrs.J.B.Poters, and Mrs, Laird of | Quebec, spent the week; end in the city i amie | \u2018 METEEALER ESAS EAE AS éécenéencatennennenses (AU C TION BA L E RAS \u201cCHEAP SALE Having received instructions from \u201cMr, A.LAMONT who is leaving town, 1 will sell at his.residence, 16.HIGH STREET, | On Saturday, the 28th Nov.all his household goods, comprising : 1 parlor suite, 2 fancy tables, \u2018parlor carry portieres, lace curtains, shaded, pic- Lures, plants, 1 mail stand, oilcloth, KING ST.,.Up Town.DARGHE & \u20acO., 6 go Shi week we will offer immense reductions on Extension Ta- » Sideboards, Dining Room Sets, Bedroom Sets.stair curpet, dining chairs, extension dining table, rocking chairs, 1 student chair, 1 sideboard, 1 writing desk, \u20181 clock, 1 carpet, shades , curtains, 1 din- sing set, furnishings of 4 bedrooms, kitchen table and chairs, 1 McClary Range, : all the kitchen utensils, crockery, glass- ware, etc:,.1 washing machine, curtain i Beds, worth 83.00, for.veuves sredssaneaneute oecoovass eee 8210 strptchers, lamps, and a lot of otlier fon Beds, worth shoo, ÉOT 1000000000 RE) gogds too numerous to mention.Sale at wy Tener \" ore o'clock.FIFI savvevasvenaa seras ass\u201d G.H.KËDR.ctiopeer.dit | Pos lar fr 40,000 Readers.daily.- Reach all parts of M | cent à word price of five, FOR Sag \u2014\u2014\u2014 HELP WANT \u2014 MALE.- E.= Cv J\u2014 2 ; | MLE age rT mm en AN TO WORK ON .FARM\u2014MUST i OXE NA Thode ' M -ahdersTand care and-fceding of hogs.Kiser.total sant SARC T , Lhe | ë T, as good Adifess, Box 75 Record.Wy to Dior selling, i: vi are i ; achand, C Spm ok.2 MALE BEA Au I I Rig * Well marsrd, _ every locality throughout Canada to 5 City tr = advertise our goods, tack up show cards coin sel.\u2019 un trees, fences, bridges nnd air conspleu- Braun O Buf Crpireuns Lu ous places, also distribute small.ndver- n gout Rocks, Pure Wi q - tising matter.Commission or ralary 2 Record.Utire.=; $85 per month and | expenses $4 per day.[ SALE \u2014 -___ 1-1 Bteady employment td good reliable men im NE w Sab \"No experience necessary.Write for par- Apply 19 Ca Pi, ticulars.Empire Medicine Co., London, = ro ¢ 2 SECs HAND ya ST i Ont.| TL port lack, 1m La a TANTRED=YOUNG MAN\u201d TO CHOP, tk Cy med no ed À one able ta team prefirred.Steady ,; » Bheturie \u2026.3 \u201cjob to rignt party.Apply E, Ducker, ALE Co on _& quUix.Tel suit, : ado 0 Hons rs WITH, Ll : ee ee Rigg TH, SAW, end a QSLE (SMAN-\u2014a GOOD 'CANVASSER | \u201chy 8 dragsay po in encli section to sell established ; - Wool 3 and exclusive lines on new attractive ~ Codintimenr Linton, , pla n.Box 122, Ottawa.+ Ap - ar TETE 2 ALE \u2014\u2014 N-\u2014TFRN SPARE TIME INTO he l'on ED fads Fro n Bi \u201cst Copper cant yt vour -life ; estab- | Clgtgy ri ge, & Fin.vi voursetf perinanent, profitable à te.Ch ness no easit: all necessary : every SARC \u2018 SL tow cite.Write Websier, Specialty Co, mt Se per i \\Z es PF Wa verbars .Conneetient.\u2018 her, Sher EN Cet 25.- \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 2 So 0 AGENTS WANTED.pire, \u201c\u2014BALE1) Shia 2 To mm rt eee bret PY Alpe Ed ANTED p= AGENTS STORES : 5 WaréL oo Lac ua ue W everva here | handsome profits ; sell i oar perfect brass, Kerogens, mantle, | Too \u2014\u2014.; table-lamp ; changing or bracket lamp | Eries FOu Sai © fi SUAS le power ; à Kerpsene used ; sells 8 SALE (X on wight: retails $3.50 ; samples at \"pg E ON 2, CHAR [us we olesalo_price.Webster Specialty Co: c \u2018ar the tL ANA RAEN m.sa 72 | .HS - Peo.Jit oo Waterbury, Conn., - = Metrop, |i.Lu \u2014\u2014 - MY = ! Ld i - \" = .2 ATIONe \u2014\u2014 LiVE STOCK FOL SALE.>= ONS want 002 = Te Ory TT ee ~ , ie PK BAY HORSE eg AG ; Or SALE\u2014~DARK 3 , pe vihen ai i si 185 vs J | k weigh! aboot 1200.1.C.Wilson & ?bon.a jdt orp ¢ Shérbrooke.er of any ada: Sons, Bhérbro org 8 or w à + M EN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN IN ou + the Eastern Townships ; Wili get you anything vou want.0 Ë (minimum 15 words) and six insertions for Pick your days, | ; FAA edd ++ didier .TO LET.0) LET\u20147 ROOMS, BIG CELLAR and stahle, on St.Edward Street: Also 2 rooms on St.Edward street, and 4 rooms East\u2018 Sherbrooke.M.Nault 17 King street.Te LIT = FURNISHED ROOMS, entral locality, modern convéniences, 12 Brooks street.\"Fe LET\u201416 HIGH STREET.APPLY Ol premises., _ To, LET\u2014TWO TwYVwirrvra WITH 8 rooms cach.at 117 Wellington St.over C.F.Oliver's store; most central locution.For particulars apply to C.F.Oliver's store.3 : MISCELLANEOUS W ANTED-\u2014GOOD SIZE: AGRICUL- dition.Address Box 74 Record.NFORMATION IS DESIRES REgarding the .pregent address of Mrs.communicate with Edwards, Furniture Co.| Sherbrapke.DANCING ASSEMBLI ES, TOWN 7 \u2018Hall, Lennoxville avery Wednesday - 8 .0'clock.Lessons given by arrangement.Apply Frank Dudley, Y.M.C.A.Sher- \u2018brooke.: Ways 2D-\u2014SE COND HAND BOB Sleigh to hold two.Must be cheap.Avply #2 London street.\"HELP WANTED \u2014 FEWALY The Rev.G.Ellery Read left to-day cox, F ved McCherey and Arthur Cote, « -.Apply J.tural boiler.Must be in good ¢ con- | Violet Featherstonhaugh, nurse.Please | turday from the home of his father, evening at S o\u2019tlock, Evervhody wel W.J.McLellan, Prospect street.The \u201cOMe, service was conducted at the house by Thel W.F.M.S.will meet in the, Bible the Rev.Mr.Deeprose, pastor of the | \u2019 ; a.eishops, was the a ere anor.| FOUR PLAYERS SUMMONED BE- SALE.© dents and the reese PE which you've been wearing.i d A ly followed by a foul called on Stan- FORE PITTSBURG LEAGUE Port Arthur, Nov.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014The ee ful ae and.college © ake.al | Lan Sead To cba nn Sind ber team a .FOR ROUGH HOCKEY fight over the sale of the Port Arthur og os s ON- SATURDAY.railway was resumed here this morning Panneton \u2014 urged them to put | their Prices of DRY - SOX $5 to $7.fences 94.\u2014Speaking ve =, sn No.No Heat night ow Lord Lo eberts express .excellent, Sisco scoring after _combina- \u201c_ ; when the High Court sitting opened.whole minds on what they were doing.tion the whole length of the floor.The Pittsburg, Nov.22.\u2014A disgraceful mp4 action to prevent the sale of the | play while they played and work vend fox rardé A EE times fight marred the PAU.Ne LYce vou Witham reilvay \u2018a and oral of while they worked.» The student who stea orwards sho + ; \u201c3 mi ort iliam was taken up an prelim- before Howard scored for Stanstead.hockey game in the West' Pennsylvania as - who is exact in all Hinchcliffe then scored for Bishop's fol- League at Duquesne rink Saturday night inary argument was heard.The een- {succeeds is the one a Gercesreit vers y\" } } à ) x : I\u201d feeling/ in Port Arthur is strong- {that he does.The students should be : \u2014 - | arshal that the lack of a ch as a result players Garpet Sixsmithn, (T® | tha ; _ .\u2014 viction | Peters De as able fo make Two fond Fred Taylor, Lorne Campbell and Jack {17 against the see proud of thein colors, \u2018the colors which ; ae - } t to make hope Richardson * one.The first half ended McDonald, all well known on Canadian had 1 some of Canada\u2019 8 greatest Star Glothin H: H apt of an invasion, c with the score 7 to 6 in Bishop's favor.ire.have hr MORE to da THE CULLINAN DIAMOND men, before them._ à bility, be the cost of Grd The second half opened in a fast man- fore Addison : D ne ne Garden de- The toast to the Professions was ; : wnacy.at sea.In ou ner, Bishop's team play was much im- The management of Se en against ro d \"al, and J.Rosenbloom & Co., Proprietors \\ us prema it the comj -proved and Patterson scored twice in mands \u2018that action be ugh b aga ie PRESENTED TO THE KING AND proposed by Mr.Jodoiu, of Laval, an .ac Le poin pointed ou short order followed by a score by | these players, claiming roug ockey is QUEEN AT WINDSOR ; responded to by Mr.Ecrement, N.P., th which Germany cou Richardson | for Stepstend, Siensiesd Eee ee cond half that the Semen : =< {of Montreal, who spoke in.a manner 95 to 9 ellinglon St ne, on the shores of F Bishop's fen, Completely Tooled by clev- tréuble ocourred.Taylor and S xsmith a Edward\u2018 and which was greatly appreciated by the __ the present « conditions er passing, but were weak in shooting got into an argument, afc began beat London, Nov: 23\u2014King Edward, and students and all present.3347477 J 0302: jo] be the Pre, be said, to Laskets.Sisto again scored for his @ each other wi their sticks, X- the \u2018Queen received at Windsor astle Dr.Ledo ux, of Sherbrooke, also re- .\u2014 ; demands.team and Richardson foHowed with a ith went down, th Taylor on top yesterday, the famous Cullinan diamond 3 à b h.li of ib | most bamiliati t fen foul throw.Things began to look black of him, both.clawing and beating each from Mr.Ascher, whose companys cut it {sponded to the toast on behalf o e ae all hostility to or tor the Purple and White as Stanstead Other.Campbell skatted up and es ns [after It was presented to Ch ing or {medical profession.wt bo declared that t was showing excellent, form.Phoas with hie stick.McDonald \u201cnocked South Aires Thy ram autho ie The tomst to the Parliaments was © © b a i + Sto ck Me islands required im to SES and H inchelife and Shel el Campbell down with his fist, and in a ties delegated two sevret service m proposed by Mr.Poulin, of Laval, in s ention.There should be a 7 Aexcelled for Stanstead.few seconds each player on each team hod RR Scotland yard detectives, a very witt speech, which called Bought and sold on commission\u2014LaRose, Nipissing ote, Cd te numbers and e An informal Teceptich was afterwaräs| Was orden \"Gurabert is quoted today Special interest oh Shen 10 the brill [forth considerable enthusiasm.The \u2019 an J the most formidable of held in the College parlors, where gn en- as pd he will atop this sort of lants cut from the great stone for the Mayor called upon Dr.A.N.Worth- BURN &TT & WILSON Cl je would \u2018hesitate to n The \u201cfollowing A the line-up and sum- hockey, even if he has to send every Queen's necklace, for it Js anticipated ington, M.P., to reply, and in - à few \u2019 Co > ng is in England.He ha mary : \u201d Player \u2018in the league back to Canada.\u201d she will frequently wear them at court rerds tho doctôr expressed his great Members Montreal Stock Exchange, : 30 Hospital St, Montreal.Mais 4 apeaker continued Stanstead.: \u201d Bishop'ss Lyceum won the gaine 5 to 2 wo functions and revive the fashion of dia- pleasure at being present to\u2018 welcome \u2014 di = : Au | of accomm odati Richardson sers .Patterson ri when tbe game ended.\u201cre line: wp monés (oem mame the students of Laval on the occasion = : = = pais vailable in the Bisco .\"us.se.Hincheliffe | Leer.1 Richardson WATERVILLE.[of their visit to Sherbrooke.The GEOLALLLLLLLLALLLLLLLLLAPLLLLLLL0000000000 + of Germany and that as McLea Cunt.a : MacKay Goal | 1cha The lecture given by Rev.Mr.Robert- dd ing the students ; a aCe nm Pe Bove POR nF comact | son.of \u2018Cookie ee ee rt et there would bo SWELL MEW SHERBROOKE CLOTHING STOR \u201cdf tn now Gorman, wr Scores ae McDonald Cover, Poin Campbell Friday evening, proved very interesting state te y TA Tikel ge Ë 060 mem, oo! collec Patterson .75 7% 8 9 3 Mall \u201cRover K.Mallen and wid wel] pttende ted Mis number of them W210 wou es da PP wicts of.the.nearest port Hinebelefifle™.¢ 7.0L 2 AE Rhein Right wing Lake ers solo mae mat.> caved: Miss Hter the political field, and if they did - Great Success of our Creat Fall Sale + trouble.The great Germa: Savage + 21 0 05 5 ne 2200 wo 2-8 / | Throop Left Wing Kerr McGovern, a ending Club had a he urged them to fight the fight for : % lines were in constant pr hoyatt m7\" eee wee 2 Officials\u2014Schooley and Lamb.pleasant Oe eng at Mr.Hopkinson's, all there was in it, when on the plat- No mistake, this is one 6f the most attractive saleé ever.held à king \"nd disembarking.: Siohardson 08 1 ee ed ee = En | _ | Saturday afternoon.; \u2018Elizabeth Barrett form never fo indulge in personalities, this city.Our low cut prices are a general surprise.We are espa owned by {| Mr.Will bike, of \"Stanstead acted as TIGERS WON EASILY Browning,\u201d was the opie 2 a and when the fight was over, be they ing - a large attendance for this week.rai roads were to the act referee and Mr.C.G.Stevens of Bishop's : ° ing.Gketches from ai à.Mr W.H.victor or not, to shake hands with NOTICE .; ies.up College Umpire and gave \u2018perfect satis) were read and much enjoye rs.sw \u2018 id of troops, could be carri the utmost secrecy.Germe ally aware, the Field } ~~: Ward played a \u2018Beethoven Sonata.\u201d fiheir o onents, Dr.Worthington remets MT.Holden, Stanstead ; Mr.eur sHowsp POOR FORM IN DOM- and Miss, A Mego ern rendered \u201c\u2018La viewed A pleasures of university life T | \\ (3 on \u2019 Lee Shae * Dobson Stanstead ; Mr.INION SEMIFINAL.AGAINST The Winfrey Repertoire Co.are play- and stated that it was the most en- 800 Pairs of Fine.Shoes, ma nufacturers\u2019 samples, for Ladies, Ye, Girls and Boys; at less than the wholesale cost.Our Furs sell very fast.Come and get your share of i that it would be esse .on Miller, Bishop's.TORONTO A.A.C.ing in the, Town Hell Hall this \"evening.joyable period in a man\u2019s life.Int Bargain, only _50c.in the doll ar.this gw ) to evade.the SS : Hamilton, NovemXer 23.\u2014One of the_ closing pis remarks, he outer ed Our low price on Clothing makes quick sale.The quality mil d, end she could easily\" dist .HOCKEY.poorest exhibitions of football of the AAA Eb somes h em bat i erbroo 4 agal an .style are perfect.ton by small raids while * © gêne a he Coasts sear hamion goed re on Jim \"Don't forget th sight pace CO] ein : ship semi-final game at the Cricket FINANCIAL AND w : ) \u201chi ; ( LOCAL LEAGUE FOI FORMED AT COAT- | grounds Saturday afternoon, between .Ant.! 5.M.NAULT, 17 King \u2018Street vou a be folly » declare ICOOK LAST EEK .the Interprovincial Unicn winners, the | Dr, Pelletier followed Dr.Worthing- = woul hs .: Coaticook, Nov.23.\u2014(S8pecial)=On Hamilton Tigers, and Toronto Amateur i T NEWS ton on behalf of the Provincial Par- SE LT | Thursday evening a meeting was \u2018held of Athletic Club champions of the O.R.F.k d \u2014 1 | the four local hockey clubs, which form J.\u2018lhe Tigers\u2019 showed their superior- liament, and than ed the students for > \u2014 = tee \" | a league here.The clubs forming the [iy at almost every point, but though Jufuffufufofofofofufufofofofefote- fu the honor they had conferred on him Sal | league are : The Independents, The Loaf- their's was the big end of the 36 to 8 Lo ers, The High School and The Pen Ang- score, it Was Inerely a case of being a by .calling on him in a bady in the de.The officers are President, S.C.\" little- less off color than their oppon- TO-DAY'S MARKET P RICES.afternoon.Dr.Pelletier referred to { \\ Rho \\ice-Pres., J.8.Heath © Gec 7 ents, rather than their powers.which \u2014\u2014 : the various classes represented m ougherty ; reas'urer, urtis or- th The work of both ; - gan the Executive Committee are Mess- farmed was extremely loose, and anyth- QUOTATIONS FURNISHED.BY F.VW.Parliament.Not only were lawyers | rs.G.A.Fox, G.Landers, H.Moyle, , \u2018 ] found there, but.representatives from C.Smith.° ing but championship Rugby./.WHITE, BROKER.every other class.The speaker made Brand hi! High Speed Steel.3, \u2019 , | NEW YORK MARKET.- reference to the good feeling which pre- - gh sp tal sof Canadian Fiel CR ARVARD BEAT VALE.- DEFEATED QUEEN S.: Vailed between the two races in this This can be worked up \u2018to [several times the usual _ i .Amalgamated Copper.823 |city and also stated that while en- /\u2018 more regrinding than is necessary with high grade C es Competit on .ia | TORONTO UNIVERSITY EAST WIN- American, Sugar .en gaged in the political struggle each | This steel.goes through hard spots and Scale with x TTR SRE EAS AT \u2019 NER OF COLLEGE CHAM- American Smelting Ref'g Co.condidate put up his best fight, Lut Cats (ie LR SUCCESS 0 - OVER FOOTBALL i Anaconda .us cernes eeeesnee when it was over they were ready to We canry a \u2018complete stock.MeTERN TOWNSHIPS \u2019 RIVALS.; \" | ._ PIONSHIP BY 12 TO 0.Baltimore & Ohio .shake hands.Th Jd R New Haven, Conn., November 29.\u2014A |\u201d Ottawa, Ont., Nov.23.\u2014Toronto 'Var- Brooklyn Rapid Transfer .ye The toast to the clergy was propos- \u20ac ames obértson Co., Limited, MONTREAL | ARTILLERYMEN- crimson tide of banners swept in i gity were victors over Queen's in the In- Chi Mil Ste Paul 7 y no ed by Mr.Forest, of Laval, brother of ~ AGENTS.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Otiawa, Ont., N v.24.\u2014(Spe at \u2018Varsity Oval Saturday, winning out Côl Fuel & Iron\u201c.re : Dr.L.Forest, of \u201cthis city,.and was FFFFFETPTF EEE HER 5 1 ¥- Fp gb nn 3434} + Fel HHH 84e, MO TXBP6 A tercollegiate.Dane played Delaware & Hudson .: responded to by Rev.Father Lefebvre, =\u2014\u2014- fe orders published tc-da v 1 ing 8 ~ score .ot 12 to: 0 in a peter ie aA Great Northen Frei.\u201d Co 32 Superior of St.Charles Seminary.| 0 the resvite of efficiency ; _ splendid exhibition of Rugby.| Louisville & Nashville .Mr.C.E.Bachand proposed, in a ons of Canadian Artillery Boot-strap .ry pal &8oo.LL TT 334 |very happy manner the toast to \u201cOur Canadian field artillery cf .ift WANDERERS NOW WAITING.Northers P Cent al IT LU Pad , Mr.Boisseau, of Laval, re The nd Sherhrooke Batt I Jd o acifi¢ .« : er .\u2014_\u2014 : Penn.Ry.\u201ceres \u201c d M 8rd tery ! BUT ARE PREPARED TO SIGN UP Reading .oo.vanne LA : The Press\u201d was propose by a od Bat of Otta Lemay, of Laval, and responded to by Mr.Brodeur de \"Lavigne, of Sher- enth, Hamilton battery À brooke.\u2018 1 mty first, St.Cathe-ines The toast to the ladies was propos- | ep - don twell me and Cobour ed by Mr.Boisstéau in a very attrac- : We shoot more of our own ammunition than .\"anyone else\u2014vastly more.We literally lift ourselves by our own boot straps to .] Rock Island \u2026\u2026.TEAM THIS WEEK.Rock Island Pref.Montréal, Nov.22 \u2014Wanderers will Southern Pacific ST | probably ora her team this week.orien oi way wo Bee mene ; ; Union Pacific .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.*, Jimmy Gardñer |stated on Saturday U.S.Steel , 0h Battery, Toronto curven evared nvoure puecc0 that the club had been awaiting the re- U.S.Steel Pfd.awaiting .yeerrrer.112: tive speech and Mr.George S.McFad- - \u2018 - 3 Jovy artillery artillery competitio get the quality of our pro- sults of the annual| meeting before clos- MONTREAL MARKE ; { ; Cobou .ducts up the highest stand- ing somracts (ith, players ; now they Canadian Pacific AL (AK CET.ne 1764 den, ron.made.a very suit-.Another of Cowan's creation in chocolate od Cha 0 ORE.compan ; ere prepared to go' ahea roit .+ ard.We first test the raw Ross and Hern Pare now open to re- Dominion Steel 17\" RE 194 Telegrams were read from Hon.L.a delicious combination of finest milk EE + materials, and then test the ceive offers from the four clubs of the Dominion Steel, Pfd 2 67 d J 1 TRE W finished product by: shooting | league, provided they are released from Illinois, Pfd.vi.2.LL.UE wr 8 |P.Brodeur, Hon.Jacques Bureau anc chocolate and fresh shelled walnuts.AR AGAINST OPI - it under all conditions.the enghgement with/-Montreal.As Mackay 0 TT NS 75 [Others who regretted their inability (The Scientific Jemperan Fd , _ \\ Montreal has no way to use them, thé Mackay, Pfd.\u2026\u2026.es vevcce t 7+ [to be present.Truly delightful.In 4 .and y pound cakes., ce For all maker of arms.Costs releasing will probably.be an easy mat: Montreal Power .) ion.) The students rendered several songs ane-third to one-fifth less than duty during the evenine.which were oreatly paying ammunition.Qur guaran- 2 tee puts all risk on the.Dominion < \"ter.Ross| has signed his w llingness to Soo Ry.Co: \u2026:_ woo.| release M@ntreal from \u2018their side of the | Nova Bcotia Steel THE COWAN CO.LIMITED, TORONTO.78.| contract.: Toledo Ry._ The et commission on the | ee éatane oe appreciated by the large crowd pres- SEE EE ig eppointed by \u2018the countif Cartridge Co., Led, | Montreal.avy Ottawa's attitude at the league meet- | Toronto Ry.\u2026.\u2026.oo.ent.'t possess the Ea 3 i ing gave he impression that Ottawa Lake of the Woods, Th tudents left 'b cial train for F still \u201chas hopes of Ross, but he is gen- Ogilvie Milling Co.e students le'bihy spécial rain 10 ny, ranc ~ DOMINION AMMUNITION erally: \u201cconceded | to_Wanderers.F Crown Reserve co: Montreal, well pleased\u2019 with.their trip ; ; ° \\ s, China, \u2018 to Sherbrooke.4 4 h N | + + + o is to 7 ES La \u2018The Non-Médicine T a CS 4, mix The Non-Medicine Tonics a 1 1904 \\ - 3 \u2018 : Ral, =m Aberdeen Lodge, No.23 I.O.O.F.held .nited State | WV .% ke) 13 their regular meeting on Saturdav eve Of Electricity, Massage, Vibration and Water Methods mast {bd org to Washington, .i LE INR in their lodge room.It was decided to requirements of a gre many\u201c cases, where medicinal tonics 8 ur i to find out how ~ ol a pracies Lo wi have an At' Home party.in their suitable or badly b ge ; i | : : Col Zo Tr ATT A 7 lodge lodge rooms on Friday eve.Dec.| y bor ed leg y and illeg i es ue 4th, at which all kinds of games will ÿsicians, «+ bo nviting friends, | members are en 12 MOUNT ROYAL SANATORIUE | Mr.Chas.Murray wild spend the week | Dominion ominion Square Montreal.in Stanstead, Que.Mr.Thos.Harrison, Mr.John Sample nn and others have been on a hunting IN - , : | Maannnaominion ~~ Montreal : My) ; trip.j \u2019 ., .Æ 6 UE Miss Eva Stokes is in Coaticook; vis- i ° _ Pa Eas iting friends for a couple of weeks.iv METROPOLS | w E .Sn HR R Mr.Rae Dillon from De Pere.Wis., ou is.50 ere \u2018poli ice departmen d him any auther may possess to eaulta of which \u201cfor st the joint meeting in the an\u201d to of arriving or internation ud the opium traffic.Bright nos already collectes] ks : DING nephew of Mr.Chas.Murray, is spend- BUIL - ing an indefinite time with relatives \u2014 7 - .\" \u2019 J here.Vi e n 'S INE Or Dec.%th there will be a Box So- Our recent big purchases of surplus stock make these very low prices possible.that there is a in vy) amount.of - = im B , although our ; re has decreased.-At + turer En race riots, tw resented claire Lt \u201d flog to their business at t wt day.* 1t is estima 500 white yr opium sm 3 Jos Gy y alone, and ove _ .cial in Mr.McIver's Hall.Afterwards > oo Co .progressive euchre.All boxes will kindly T1 S or th e fi tv _ \u2018 be in by 7.30.This is for fhe R.C., Church and a good crowd is erpected.Co Mr.George Bronillette has returned / f Ontar d k duti If you are economically inclined you'll find a money- saving hint in every item at om ontario and\u2019 taken up his duties Mr.Buchannen of Lingwick and his OLIVIER.Note the special bargains for Yo-momew, .Pe onda in town the guest .of' Mrs.Harrison.PE mente hie A Sa Miss DeSeve ft M f Suit » 5, Your choice for 1 16 States.= SE \u2018 eve, o agog.cousin o $ r ; 8 u ki 4 CORSETS : DRESS GOODS.| Good values to-morrow in the Men's Dept.| Father DeSeve arrived at the Presbytery uits worth $3.00, $10.00, £11.00.and\u201d $125 ans \u201cys the 2 & \u2018serious : 4 Best anally Corts.with double kar Extra value A a Cloth, 52 on Saturday night.revere a reves tronacss jesusrewsennade\u2026 Lacesente coscnene ne sans sesens oe pm Journal of the i # ters, attached, long tps, special value in.wide, worth $1 yar .] 1 : 17es from 35 t i, ol Double-breastec i ical s8ociati Au 3 - \u201c k 69 a a - .Mrs.Kussell Alger and young son are mn, oO Single and Double- ion Ç 1: gi at 315 Row oo 89¢ TO-MORROW .- \u2026 DC OVERALLS AND JUMPERS.spending an indefinite time with her Plaid and Mixed Grey effecfs in Scotch | Tweed.g should lose the 1 3 EE A 4 = - - Men's overalls and Jumpers in blue, mother, Mrs Carton.Come early and select your hove.| se pains tilling uses of opi ; 8 oo os Good.quality Tweed Melton Cloth in black, and grey, worth Se, Mrs.M.Smith is visiting relatives in \u2014 Absolute su sio 1d it CANTON FLANNEL, grey and ;| Rue.42 in.wide, worth 2%c TO- MORROW .: .Ton C Manchester Cha: A R | Prise 10 ony on wou \u2018 \u20ac 3X: >, ; yard, \u2019 a + r.an rs.s.Murray and little \u2019 Q ! it oni Bi pol lbleached Canton.Flannel, the/ best FS prow | oo \u2026 \u2026 +.20\u20ac |\u201d .SHIRTS.daughter Mildred were the guests of Mr.LOU I s A.CODE TREET.las it exists Vin Chi 4) .| cCanna over Sun - ve N 3 PER ALD Tl 16e : Extra quality black Sateen bnièts for me a THE FURRIER, METROPOLE BUILDINC, KING 8 J 4 4 Ce ree ee ee eee CR All .Wool pink Cashmere, 42 in.wide, men, sizes from 144 to 17, worth 6c.- .UPPER SE : JEL ; ; 1 - extra value at 50c yard, ae 39 TO- : PIR MELBOURNE.Les 00002020 TE 5 \u201c \u2014 GOLFERS, TO-MORROW .: 2 0e C TO-MORROW °c .wm Mrs.R.8.McMorine, who sustained a - Ladies\u2019 Wool Golfers, in blue and red,\u201d roken arm in a runaway quite recent- ! (From the Figaro/ y ood value aug .S5e Reseda Green Crepe de Chine, % in.Men's Light Negligee Shirts, worth Vig jmeroving favorably.his Thanks GERMAN MEN BLOSSOM OÙU'F, MARINE ENQUIEY 1k gence now-a-days js ver * TTO-MORRO PS wide, Tse, - .1 - + ; ; \\ i e Tt wide ror tn Be vard.a 9e | PO.MORROW D a a LL 2.59e giving holidays with relatives and | (From the Ladies Fietoriah SUME: rugso Spee ated, We have even DENI righ in Montreal and Lak pr, pir Zein à Fair serious ctor «1 TO [RESUME ne ies, ond .j © .ale, Blue Demin for overalls, 27 in.wide, SILKS AT A BIG REDUCTION, GLOVES.spent Sunday at Lilyamnybras Farm,\u201d ne made on im ator cern | SELS WILL HEOPEY > tims for the: worth 17¢ yard, Extra quality Japanese Taficta Silk in Boy's Woolen Gloves, in fancy col the \u2018guest of Miss Lilybell Galbraith.ten, and.so lar the-favorite JupGE CAS RS lastic for the TO-MORROW : 1 202 2 _ 1 Je all colors, 27 in.wide, best silk for worth 2c, y 19\u20ac - Mr.David his À of Lachine, spent a\u2019 colur seems to be the very doepest shade VE pre AT 10% INTO AFFAÏ hi great, cunning an! Tee ass green mort Sa\" BO FOMonikow .:.186 Per Gatien Tr Septal I Safin of voile, which 18 mot oberaates anse TR Sony ar fa gimen Tig fai GINGITAM.: Po TOO | ° LS ares Mr.J.\u201cBrighton -has sold \u2018his farm yet effective, In the smart restaurant s° - OF MA N,NB- » and we coll him a Joc pron Gingham, 36 in wide, worth ! Tamaline Silk in all colors, nice and | HANDKERCHTE Na Deal Gallup Hill to Mr.Parkerson, of seen.som oral colored puis ave been © ST.so: \u2019 _ J.L pe Me omg \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 c yard, : ize , i Montrea ar ue, une or : ; Nov, WT TO-MORROW .7 2 2 .i.5 Se FO-MORROW worth, 80e yard.39¢ 100 TE Size Men's Handkerc lets, worth Miss Lucy Cramer is visiting her old Wo of brown, and at least one of mnar- St Jebn, NB = Royal commis, pad women.for employment ce 0.TO-MORROW .: - \u2026 _ FC friends \u2018at \u2018Sunnybrae Farm,\" the ion.English do not resliy adopt fash- ron, counsel for the pe affairé op wd Bn Eng! p Sreater propo NIGHT GOWNS ; == =.Cor mmm guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.Galbraith, ions that come to then trom the Con- ich is enquiring Into Ù Fisheries NY ; änd than in an tl IGHT GOWNS.DRAWERS, i REMEMBER 1 Re pue crane hat being (che most Department of Marine 2e ion #1k a Iw Nowhere in \u2018the word \\ Ladies\u2019 Nightgow | : i we are agents for the | ; a xception to the rule ere | od \u2018hat the in the My.1= guste CET worth 7c,\u201d 8 of £00 Ladies\u201d White Cotton Drawers, 19e Parker Dye Works, of Toronto, and The LELFISHNESS OR INDIFFERENCE.seems to them a suggestion of comic up- | roam oi ne city on Tues ni \u2018 TE et ey nd a Woman accust TO-MORROW \u2026.\u2019 SIC 19 New Idea 10c Pattern.Get & Xmas No.\u2019 (From the Warsaw Gazeta.) era about them.But as we have so; ID \u2018 lock in the ve court Ce the suddenly thr \" TO-MORROW _.: var of the New Idea Magazine, Te copy.long discussed the desirabilitÿ of côls | eleven CCI be held LE consist & (he one Own A \u2018Mulder cases no longer stir public op- ôred evening dress it may be that our ITS the witnesses wi (iment an up distressir.115 t 119 inion as they used \u2018to.It7is that we | mer may Adopt this mode, although it and at of the depar a selliok =r.0 \u2018have too \u2018little time to think of anyoné Ris made 1n Germany.One feels sure losal 4 s who have b { tbe ee - Weltingion Si Street.but ourselves and our own affairs?Or men will be warmly encouraged by oùr [.9NITICTOTÉ us dre anc ® \u201c0 - 2 : 4 is it that we are growing less sensitive el over the land give themselves no cou- hes \u20180 = and more generally, indifferent ?: ventional suit of solemn black.\u2019 ment.Co : Re 4 , ; ; ,Ç : | *- .A."]