Sherbrooke daily record, 23 août 1909, lundi 23 août 1909

[" È RN - > ly © * 1 - i A AN \u2014 \" = - -r i m= i i ne 2 eee \u2014\u2014 t\u2014\u2014\u2014 TE pendu] he o : Great Northern passenger om Grand Forks for Spokane, y morning.1 voir io ive, mail car, combi | \u2014diities commence].TWO VICTIMS \u2018OF AUTO FIEND: 0.English lad abont EUR | vas gt own by an alto and ix now fin ho Ichaelg Hospital with but ly , tay recovery, \u201c3 din ul Hoyle, the man who, shen\u201d \u201cOn Fog 18 bicycle on Gerrard street, auto poo hight, Was smasher) try {an Nope.\u2014\u2014 4 \u2014 Col Pur rrésenceccecc0se HIBITION WEEK LOpGING | 7 HOUSES 2 Bowen 4 ce bred, Wen Are\u201d 1 room.board if ele Y) \u201cox zg 25 beds ior men._ bon.© street, 2 rooms with.ridge street, 2 rooms, e Toon\u201d at 60 Bridge street Toon, a bedroom and one Hètek | ad 1897.| victoria, | ND NOT REACH {NORTH POLE Valnas\"s Second Attempt v | ail Record.he - 1 | 1 | SHERBROOKE, QUE, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1909.=, em arrete = \"Gagnon Rev.A.0, tf - \u2014\u2014 _ .gui 5 A TOTAL WRECK.ANCIAL TOSS WIE BE\" * \u201c225,000.PE demonstrated by the experte tion baggage the gulch somo 40 à without killing or fata one, although the trair pers, \u201chridge into veu fu rock, and the financial 1, + \u2018 goods $23,000.a 96.Walnut St, B.C., August 93.\u2014(Speciat) age of miracles is not jet oh FL THROUGH BURNING BRIDGE as Killed or Fatally tran and express, any, pasden- : coaches ith -a number of pas La 7 drop ed through a burni nz pet lly À : - 1 4 =; Airship Fails.by cmd ET WITH MISHAP WHEN ABOUT 4 37 MILES FROM STARTING | \u2018 - | Camp Wellman, Spitzenbergen, At POINT.; 1g- a 15, va Hammeriect, August 21\u2014 Walter Wellman's second attempt | to gil over the North Pole in a balloon has resulted in failure.The giant dir- file balloon America, in which À Fdiman and his party of three set d Nr.ut upon their perilous flight to-day, met with a mishap after it had proceer} ed shout 32 miles from the starting point.¥r.Wellman and his party succee] ip making a landing without injury go my member and returned to this po œ board the stéamer Fram, which'a TRE RACE | K0 = - i yo a.Bebe sad French-Canadias ; dl oa St.Lawrence Street.ed nt 0 Papking, of Indianapolis, ious- - dowed in,the disabled balloon.| g polis, was serious | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QT IN MONTREAL Codi \u2014_\u2014 JIT LASTED OVFR TWO HOURS RD ALL TRAFFIC WAS SUS- wn x { PENDED.- .# | Iatreal, Aug.23 \u2014Hebrews and Famch-Canadians fought one another wilh their \u201cfists in St.Lawrence street wy Saturday evening; provoking | mob mene that eclipsed other strey a ot fighting in Montreal thoroughfares for Bany years.It will take a long time belore all details of the conflict are te- bated in the Recorder\u2019s Court.pear ile from ten to fifteen men w where those arrested on the scene will - ap re ed up in the fighting, hundreds lof other people: jammed St.Lawren street from gide to side, and w backed together round the corner | ce rein Demontigny street, near where the hos- All traffic ocked, and at the time it was 1 \u201cPessible for the few policemen near lo get at the source of the trouble.or two hours the excitement cd tinued, although the Wo and broke out again in accor ue with the U8 in the neighborhood.Three tin de police were, called out from the and on at the corner of Ontario tty Hall avenue, and only after o'clock was order restored, although they only defended {hemse ® when insulted antl attacked, \u201cIe given the worst part of the e police, and they point out that aly Hebrews were arrested., © trouble seems to have start te & couple of young men_ pul ong beard of an old Hebrew compatriots, tous in the neighborhood, rushed fence.1.01 the old man.whose or coo Wey sav, was that he w Whiskers.of orthodox length.in acco face with Hebrew regulations.0 MEX NOW DYING IX TOKON HOSPITAL, | Toronto, Augüst 22 \u2014Syoney re bieveles at 37 Simcoe, while tadéin Lue ride Saturday afterno ur > Montrea] street.\u2018 roomy we: R Mreay, With breaking.of Ton IT TES oe 00500000 ee J D \u20ac ë § À | PF.vpn | TS à le Hebrews protest vigorously that vd - 16 vears of doe wis n-~ wy] n- fighting «died «d- pressure of racial feel es 7 \u201c v they al ed ed eH : pe- nan in St.Lawreure street.© Jaw who are pretty num- to fv.re TO «|.a is | bss } _\u2014 CROP CONDITIONS ed on Saturday.m\u2014 ON ACCOUNT OF HEAT, grain is ripening gq little on of heat.Saturday was the day of the year, 91.6.The first car of new wheat was load.graded No.1 Northern.THREE MORE LIVES.SACRIFICED One Mechanicien and Two Spec- .tators Killed in Motor Speed Trials.5 pining SEVEN LIVES HAVE BEEN LOST IN-WEEK AT INDIANAPOLIS.Indianapolis, Aug.23 \u2014Three more lives were sacrificed on Saturday in | the mad speed carnival which has inaugurated the great Indianapolis motor speedway.One mechanicien two spectators paid the penalty of their lives to satisfy the extreme de- when a National car, driven by Chas.Merz, in the 300-mile race, lost a tire and crashed through a fence into a group of spectators, spreading death _and destruction in the wake of its wild plunge.+.0 5 dianapalis, mechanicien in the Nation- al-car ; Ora Joliffe, Trafalgar, Ind., and Jas.West, meat cutter, Indianapolis.: injuries resulted during the day.H.ly injured in the fatal wreck, sustaining a compound fracture of the right\u2019 arm, a broken nose and several scalp wounds.Bruce Keone, the driver of a Marmon car in the same race, crashed CONTINUE.IDEAL First Car of New Wheat Load.(CROPS ARE RIPENING A LITTLE Winnipeg, August 23.\u2014(Special)\u2014Tho \u2018crop \u201cconditions continue ideal, though account hottest ed at Glenboro, Man., Saturday, It and- sire for speed.The fatal accident came| Besides the three deaths, two serious into apost shortly after the National small flotilla of submarin NTT.troyers and Sub STATEMENT HAS BEEN GIVEN OUT BY PREMIER DEAKIN.Melbourne, Aug.23.(Special)\u2014 Premier Deakin states that the Australian squadron will consist of about six cruisers, nine destroyers and a rines.] STRANGER ASPHYXIATED WHILE SLEEPING.| Aged Stranger Had Just Arrived From Old Country.Co Ge HAD MANY HEBREW HIS POSSESSI IBLES IN IN.Montreal, Aug.23.\u2014Affer arriving from England on the stdarher Corsican on Friday, a foreigner, whose per as G.Gregary, took a| bed for the night in St.Antoine street, and was asphyxiated yesterday, the! gas having | wreck, and was badly -cut about the neck and head.| TWO MORE KILLED.| New Brunswick, N.J., Aug.23.\u2014Two members of a prominent Chicago fa- niily mêt death in-én adtomobile acci-! dent near here Saturday afternoon.George A.MacLean, Jr., whose parents were returning from New York, after having made arrangement for his entering Princeton University, was almost instantly killed.His father, | (corse A.Maclean, of Marshall, Field & Co., Chicago, was.so seriously in- Jured that he succumbed in an fiospi- tal here last night.| +\u2014\u2014 SCHOOL MATTERS AT MARBLETON.\u2014\u2014\u2014 NE WORK.OF MISS BREADON.- Marbleton, Augus \u2018 | ~\u2014{tSpecial)-A i Protestant Board on Friday evening, when: as eld ier Were present Commissioners hr, | All \u2018 T ~ MS.Macdonald, C.M.Weyland?aud Andrew Barter, the said C.M.Wey-, land presiding as chairman, and - \u201che following Dusiness transacted, to wits A resolution was duly submitted and and contingent expenses of the schools of the municipality for the current school year.«he rates.of school fves fixed for the current year and payable to the secretary-treasurer are us follows : Non-resident pupils attending eighty cents per month, and \u2018 resident pupils fifty cents per month; non-resi- dent pupils attending the elementary schools of the municipality are reqnuir- LresiGent pupils one dollar for schgol Wear.The secretary-treastrer wWasnstructed to invite \u2018tenders for the position of caretaker of the Model School, also to purchase a new wall map ofsthe Unitou, Btates for the Lime Ridge school On motion of Commissioner Andrew appreciation of the valuable services rendered to this municipality by Miss Mary FE.Breadon, under whose tuition the status of the Marbleton Mod- 6] Sebool has beén raised during press its regret that Miss Breadon decided to resin thio position avhich she has so faithfully and efficiently filled during the past two years.\u201d FIVE PERSONS SHOT je URGED MEN TO VIOLENCE.trooper, one deputy sheriff and (Coutinued ob page 5.) Pure COMMISSIONERS APPRECIATE « meeting of t of School Commissioners of this village passed imposing a tax of six mills cn, the dollar to pay the current.liabilities\u2019 el to pay forty cents per month, and the : darter, the Jollowing resolution was; > c oo.op unakimowsdy alopted, to wit: \u201cThat this Board in session assembled desires to Ynseribe on its minute-hook iti: the\u2019 past two years, and moreover, to ex-| DEAD.IN\u201d RIOT.At Press Steel Car Plant in Pitt=bmre, Pa.August 23.\u2014One state, three, lon foreigners were shot and killed Satur- Play might in uw wild riot at the Pressed sessuee 1) Gertrude Cottrell the Model Sclhivol are required to pay | | Suburbs of Pittsburg.WOMEN, INSANH WITH RAGE, | [toine street, on having a meal, he asked for 4 candle.\u2014+ STANSTEAD dents {in | the Academy \"830, Veda Chamberlain 603, Bentrico Webb 668, \u201crow 584, | {IRATE \u2018of the || horse whipping.been left turned on in his room.The victim was apparen ly in ignorance of the use of as, got to the Emerald Cafe, Friday ight, after It was explained to him that gas was used, \"and the boy was sent up with him to his room to light|it.Early next morning the proprietor, Mr.Simpson, detected a strgng smell of escaping gas, and forced open the door of the room Gregory occupied.The lodger was then found to [be in a ser- [ious condition, and after trying to re- The-dead are Claude Kellum, of In- vive him, the ambulance was sent for, and the man taken to the General Hospital, where he died at 2.15 p.m., yesterday.Mr.Simpson is under the impression deceased was a foreign minister, as the grip which remains at the cafe was found to contain a large [number ol Hebrew Bibles.- WESLEYAN COLLEGE.» $ \u2014 ;Ç .STANDING OF ACADEMY .+ EL PUPILS.|.Stanstead, August 23.1 FE».fol, wing ie the staidi AND MOD.\u2014(Special).\u2014 wg of stu- ! and Model School grades of Stanstdad College for the year 1908-09 :\u2014 LS Third Academy\u2014Egerton] Smith 628, Wilbur Lowry 610, Charles Whitcher 373, Lyle Campbell 363.| 10 Second Academy \u2014 Eatl Beerworth 862, Amy Young 733, Eugene Wells 701, Aubine Morrill 671, Doris Hovey 647, Ralph Libby 559, Maud de Mouilpieq, 509, I'rances Mc(iaffey 192, Dorothy Duncalfe 470,\" Herbert\u201d Bennett 469, Douglas Wells 445 First Academy\u2014Christiha 920, Fred Montle 837, Has ° McIntosh el Morrill , Gordon 81, Gordon owell 717, hes Smith ), Clifford n 4957 Max 20 q Sisco 781, Frank Peat McIntosh 770, Annie Mc 716, À 631, Knowlton Curtis 68 Montle 542, Wesley Dormg Baldwin\u2019 432, Geneva Well uel Rosenburg 366.: Third Model\u2014Fhomas ells - 1036, Clyde Short 1028, Willie Howard 565, Wilfred | Astle 835, Dorothy Flint 793, Lois Hovey 776, Ruth Melloon 775, Mary Randall 747, Max [Ferrill 739, Willie Young 713, Clarance Thayer 689, Alma Webb 653, Carrie True 164, Winnie Demick 409, : : Second Mode:\u2014Doris Hoveyv .S19, Henry Cotton 741,, Harry Holding ) Harry Peat 662, Alan Hovey 629, Bessie Curtis 616, Edith McBride 609, Louise Harper .494, Susie Chanriell |-486, \"Shan- don LeBaron 474, Nelson {Smith 362.First Model\u2014Chancey Smith \"25, Winona | Pomeroy 725, Louis Moore 719, Charley Webh 683, Forrest Keene 658, Helen Boshant 446, Wilired With- f 4, Sarah Rosenbulg 576, Pearl Dorman 518, Harold Mot Iton 444.+ | PUBLICLY WHIPPED IN VERMONT STREET.HUSBAND ADMINISTERS \u201cTHRESHING TO MAN WHO OFFENDED HIS A public whipping took day of last week at Vermont, a small village in New- fane, while William S.SHippe soundly whipped Frank Allen or an alleged insult to Shippe\u2019s wife, Both men are employed in the mill lot A.M.Merrifield in Williamsville and the affair happened on the\u201d street | village.Both _the wielder of the rawhide victim, \u2018are well known.; After finishing his forenoon\u2019s work Shippe went to Mr.Me tifield's gen- street and there adminis à j KA = + | 9079 0CE00000UTUNVE INNS \u2018o 4 ~ THE WEATHER © : LOCAL FORECAST : 2 .= para 2 \u2019 © d 4 e Moderate west winds | fine and 0 a warm to-day and Tuesday.\u2014 _ .; ® \u2019 e sae 0000000000000 ee : | : | [SL SEEN NAVAL SQUADRON.| WONDERFUL AIRSHIP.Will Consist of Cruisers, Des 4 name is given on the immigration.pa- .or when he 125 St.An- : | knew, t might be 401, Sam- «ral store and purchased at 75-cent whip.He then went to| H.A.William\u2019s store where- Allen} was comfortably seated, whilin | away the remainder of his noon hour He challenged him to come out into the ered a sound | | TH \u2014\u2014 Residenys of Cookshire Had a Good View of Flying Mystery.GREEN AND RED] LIGATS COULD BE SEEN DISTINCTLY\u2014CARRIED \u2018A FLAG AND HEAGPOLE.Cookshire, Augus 23.\u2014 (Special).\u2014 The mysterious airrhip which has been seen in so many different places curing the past week, paid a visit to this place, last night, and for an hour and a half was the cent lof attraction.About nine o\u2019clo tiwo lights, one green and the other red, were seen in \u2018vhe air and appeatad \u2018to be travelling at an awful speed f wards the East.These lights remained (at the same distance apart and ap eared to be fixed Through the telestope a fairly good view could > flying mystery.A dark object could be seen seated between the two lights.At cme emd there was a loi pole with a flag at the end of it.The airship, or whatever it was, seemed to be oblong in shape and was going \u2018at high speed.At times it would suddenly start downward, and then start up again.The entire population turned out to see this wonqerful sight, but could not fathom the mystery or form any opinion as to who: the operator of this flying machine was.For aught they e' invading Ger- toming into Can- \u2018mans, \u2018\u201cundesirables|\u2019 ada, Bleriot, Latham or some Eastern Townships boy who is making trial trips in the| might with his newly invented ship|so that it may be perfected before it is shown to the astonished world.| | \u2014 WAS ALSO SEEN AT BEEBE.Mr.C.E.Whitch was in Beebe that he saw *two lights quite plainly about ten o\u2019clock.\u2019 He could not see any form .to which the lights were attached, but the latter looked to he as large as auto lights.A number of others waitned the strange lights \u2018in the heavens.ANNUAL RETR RETREAT OF CATHOLIC CLERGY.oe on Saude i Ÿ etd | 102 PRIESTS WERE JN ATTEND- ; ANCE\u2014SEVERAL CHANGES.The annual retreat of the clergy of the Diocese of Sherhroôke, which = has been in progress during the week closed on Saturday mdrning with the celebration of mass by Mgr.LaRocque, a general communion of the priests, and the singing of a solemn Te Deum, \u2018Lhe retrdat was one of the largest in the history of the diocese, 102 priests being present, and gvery parish repre- à sented except two.| | Phe following changes in the diocese have been announced : : Rev.L.E.Gendron,| of \u2018St.Malo d\u2019Auckland, has-been granted lcave of absence, and will probably go to Rome for a year.Rew.J.M.V.Dodier, of St.Adrien de Ham, is appointed parish priest of St.-Malo d\u2019Auckland.Rev.Rev.C.A.Gariepy, of the teaching staff of St.Charles St.Adrien de Ham.Rev.'H.Perrin,\u2018 St.Stanislas, Ascot Corner, is appointed to the.parish of St.Julien, Wolfestown, and will he replaced by Rev.Henri Beaudry, sdcretary of Mgr.Paul LaRocque.Rdv.H.Ravenel, \u201cte Martin, Martinville, of St.Joseph, South Ham; Rev.J{ A.Cote, of South Ham, to Martinville.|Rev.J.A.Ro- bidas, St.Praxede de Bromptpn; Rev.H.Chabot, to Asbestos, all to take eflect on the first Sunday in October.\u2014\u2014\u2014 DIED SUDDENLY AT MAINE RESORT.MR.ROBERT REI), MEMBER OF- N.T.R.COMMISSION, DEAD.York, Maine, August 23.\u2014 Robert Reid, of Ottawa, a|member of the National Transcontinental Railway Commission \u2018of Canada, died suddenly Sunday at the Sparhawk Hotel, in Ogunquit, where he was staying his family.Mr.Reid |was altacked with jllness late last evening while he was playing cards in the hotel with friends.Suddenly hel exclaimed: \u201cI cannot see the cards,\u201d and Dr.3ar- tow, of Montreal, a friend, who was near-by, concluded that Mr.condition \"was serious gnd ordered him removed to his apartments.\u2018The physician pronounced his illness due to cerebral hemorrhage | The body was removeq, to the rooms off an undertaker in| Kdnmebunk, waiting the coming of a spécial car, which will convey it to London, Ont., the burial will take place.TWO WOMEN DROWNED.i 7! WHEN DISCOVERED i BOTH WERE LOCKED IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS.Smith\u2019s Falls, Ont., August 237.Mrs.Harry -Stephens, aged 28 years, and her sister, Miss Jessie Jones, aged 21 years, of Syracuse, |N:Y., were drowned Friday afternoon in: creek at Jasper, a small village\u2018 six miles from here.The accident discovered through the finding of | the \u201cwomen's hodies, locked together, in the water.The women, who had gone fishing in from the boat in attempting to change seats.They were in Jasper on a visit the creek, are supposed, é have fallen to Mrs, James O'Neil, : , of Sherbrooke, yesterday and states Seminary, goes to] with.Reid's : where \u2018 - IS HOME AGAIN Megantic.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JUDGE.MILLS DECLINES TO TEREST HIMSELF AGAIN IN | CASE OF HARRY THAW, Thursday night, the Countess of Yar- mouth, acconding to New York papers, arrived in the U.S.metropolis from her unsuccessful trip to Three Lakes, Lake Megantic, where she went \u2018 to interview Hon.Judge Mills.At Megantic, the residents thought they recognized in the eomely but frail young woman, Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw, the wife of the slayer of Stanford White, instead of-his sister, the Countess of Yarmouth.Judge Mills presided at the second trial of Harry Thaw.The recent effort to secure the freedom of Thaw had failed, and his devoted sister, who had given ap her family and home in ned her journey into the northern wilds to plead with Judge Mills, who alone could: issue an order which would prevent the return of her brother to the asylum, She failed.The learned | judge received his fair visitor at the camp of the Megantic Fish and Game | Corporation, and later escorted her to Lake Meganti¢ on her return journey.The story in detail of this trip of the sister of Harry Thaw, in a last effort to save him from another long period in a madhouse, would add a most striking chapter to the dramatic record of the Thaw case.- HIS WOUNDS PROVED FATAL Austin McLellan Died Saturday | Afterncon.; \u2018 : \u2014 HAD BEEN TERRIBLY BURNED ON THURSDAY EVENING.\u2014 A: PECULIAR \"ACCIDENT.The death took place on Saturday afternoon of young Austin McLellan, who was so horribly burned on Thursday night.As alneädy reported, he was.taken to the St.\u2019 Vincent\" de Paul Hospital, Saturday.| ; He bore his suffering with, great-pa- tience and 'was conscfous to the last moment.The body was taken to his home on.Elmwood Avenue, from whence tho funeral will take place tomorrow.| The circumstancens of the burning of this young lad were very peculiar.He had left the Rack-A-Rock.works, where he was employed, and was on his way home when he stopped to play with some boys.His clothes were saturated with powder, which was ignited by a sparle from a cigarette which he was smoking.His clothes were burned right off his back, and he sustained burns to his body, from which he died.MISCREANTS BOWN * NEIGHBORHOOD.Dog Was Shot and Tree Stripped \u201cof Apples.arr TOR OF THESE DEEDS HAS + BEEN FOUND.Bown, Aug: 23.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Sunday night just after Mr.Alex.Beaton had retived for the night he was a- wakened-by a shot being fired outside of his house.\u2018Ie got up at once an rushed to a window just in time to hear a team drive off at a high rate of speed.He then went down and found |that the bullet had struck the house and also killed one of his valuable dogs.He is at present trying to find the culprit.UN .On Tuesday morning, while Mrs.C.Bown was watering her plants, she found that one of her largest and best ones had heen stolen during the night.Later in the day it was found that all the apples of.one of their trees had also heen taken.Unfortunately, the thieves left: no tracks behind them.+ \u2018MUST OPERATE ON MURDERER.Fm MAN WHO DID SHOOTING BARRE IS IN DESPERATE CONDITION.Barre, Vt., Aug.33 \u2014(Special}\u2014 J.Mikeles, who shot and killed Mrs.C.G; Mascott at Barre, July 25th, is still in the charge of an officer at the | Barre city hospital and is guarded day and night, but the physician having the case in charge deems it necessary AT to perform: another operation to re lieve the pressure upon the young \u201cman\u2019s brain caused by a fracture of the skull by the bullet that plowed through his head.\u201cThis operation is à critical one and the physicians do not wish to perform it without an order from the States attorney or some: other official.No date has been fixed for the hearing and no hearing will be held until after this operation is performed.COUNTESS OF YARMOUTH SO_FAR NO TRACE OF PERPETRA- .stairs | From Her Trip to the Wilds of | -IN- England to! fight for his freedom, plan- | y DAILY NEWS SPECIALS RAISE PRICE OF MILK, Loaticook, Aug.23 \u2014(Special) \u2014 The milkmen have decided to raise the price of milk and on Sept.Ist, this commodity will be raised from 5c.to Ce ammmeees 5 - \u2018HAND PIERCED BY STEEL.Sutton, Aug.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.T., McOlintock, an employee of the Messrs.run a sliver of steel into the thumb of [his left band on [Friday afternoon, which required the services of a physician to extract and dress the hand.ENGINE FRIGHTENED THE ; .HORSES.Knowlton, Aug.23, \u2014 (Special) \u2014 While standing in front of Mr.A.C.Jones\u2019 carriage shop on Saturday, Mr.Gauvin\u2019s horses took fright at a gasoline engine and ran for some dis- damage was done.SMALL BOY BROKE HIS ARM.Waterloo, Aug.23.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 \u2018The little four-year-old son of Mr.L.H.Bouchard fell from a wagon in which he was playing with his sister and broke his left arm at the elbow joint.Dr.Martin was summoned and promptly attended to the little sufferer who is doing quite well.BEARS ARE PLENTIFUL.Bethel, Aug.23.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Bears are getting quite plentiful around here.One evening recently when Mrs.\u2018Gordon Davidson weni to the pasture \u2018to get the cows she met but much to her relief, Mr.Bruin turnp- ed and trotted away in the opposite direction.Several other.persons have seen them in this vicinity also.- STRUCK BY TRAIN.Rock Island, Aug.23.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Quite a serious accident happened Saturday near the Rock Island and Derby Line station.A man by the name of Jesse Corliss was struck by the train and quite seriously.hurt.Drs.Waldron and Stockwell were hoth in attendance and {found that there were no bones broken.They telephoned his father, Edward Corliss and he took his son to his home in Barnston.BROME COUNTY HISTORICAL SO- | CIETY.Knowlton, August 23.\u2014(Special).\u2014 The annual meeting of the Historical Society takes place on Tuesday aîter- noon, 24th inst., at 2 o\u2019clock, in the Paul Holland, \"Knowlton Memorial.This Society has now been in exiat- ence for twelve years, and has a fine of the -Sociëéty the Old Boys\u2019 was planned.The president of Old Boys\u2019 Reunion is Mr.[George °G.Foster; K.C., and the president of \u2018the Historical Society is Mr.Justice Lynch, .CHASED BY A.BEAR.Melboro, August 23 \u2014(Special)=Master Otis Fowler, while after the cows, Friday morning, when near the edge of the wooos, saw a black object in the bushes, which proved to he a bear.Bruin, on seeing the hoy, gavé a growl\u2019 and set.off in pursuit after him, chasing him over a fence some distance in the clearing.Master Oris, on looking around, saw: the bear with his front paws on the fence looking aîter him.Both then ran in opposite direétions, and it was not long till Mr.Towler had arrived, and although the tracks were plain, Bruin had mare his departure, which, for him, was the best plan.- \u2014 \" KNOWLTON CONFERENCE CLOSED.Knowlton, August 23.\u2014(Special).\u2014 SERIOUS FIRE a Million, ei Co CITIZENS HAD HARD WORK \"0 KEEP FLAMES FROM SPKEAD- ING.; Orillia, Ont., August 23=\u2014Saturday afternoon ahout 2 o\u2019clock fire broke out in the Tüdhope carriage and auto buggy factory, and within two hours the large buildings, which covered almost half a block, were a heap of ruins: The fire hroke out in the paint shop, and a man who happened to be in that part of the building harely had time to escape.The fire brigade did what it could to save the surrounding buildings and to keep the fire irom crossing the streets, and many citizens helped with pails, but they had a hopeless task to try to save any of the factory.Three of the large huild- ings were wooden, and the oldest in town.: Besides the factory, seven houses in the same block, belonging to the company, and two on the north side of Colborne street were destroyed, together with Thompson & Company's Clark Bros., in their tub factory here, tance.They were stopped before any a large bear, - museum and gooq property, with well.Pau kept grounds.The building was once where he suffered until death came on [the old Academy, aud'in a mesling.\\ eunion .the | home of Mt.and \u201cONE CENT - = te FROM AL PARTS OF THE EASTERN ;IOWNSHPS The Christian Worker's Conference, which practically closed on Friday { night, has been one of the best attend.\u2019 sic, under Mr.and Mrs.W.Taylor, of the Brewery Mission, Montreal, has dresses by Mr.J.Ritchie Montreal, and the celebrated W._S.Jacoby, of lowa, have been of thrill ing interest.Many people have driven long distances to be present at some of the sessions.- The new 12-foot verandah, 81 feet long, with galvanized iron roof, has been a valuable adition to the Ladies\u2019 Lodge, while the two-stordy addition bathrooms and washrooms have adq- attending the last Conference.There is now a croquet lawn and a good tennis court.tinually thronged.- MARRIAGES - ; races MARTIN \u2014 DUNCAN.(Winnipeg Tribune.) The residence of Mrs.George Venn, very pretty wedding on Thursday evening, Aug.14th, when her sister, Miss Flora Anna Duncan, and well known in the Eastern Townships, second daughter of Mrs.W.D.Duncan, of Montreal, was married to Mr.Alexander Martin, of Vancouver.Rev.H.J.Robertson, B.A., pastor of Home street Presbyterian Church, in the presence of a large number of | friends.- .The bride, who was attended by her: sister, Miss E.Margaret Duncan, of Montreal, was given away by George J.Venn, and was beautifully gowned in cream Duchess satin and real lace, heather.She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.Her only ornament was a pearl and diamond brooch, the gift of the groom.Thomas Hawkins, of Edmonton, acted as the best man, and.Miss Fisher \u2018presided at the piano.: x The bridesmaid was dressed in pale blue crepe de chine and carried: pink roses.The house decorations were palms, carnations and sweet peas.The bride's gift to the groom was a signet ring.The groom\u2019s gift to the and to thé bridesmaid a pearl brooch.\u201c The bride will be remembered by \u2018many as a member of the nurses\u2019 graduating class, Montreal General Hospital, \"906, and afterwards as a.mem- \u2018ber of the staff of the Roosevelt los\" 4 ky XH po gaie 1e: BE Say Aa ae n West by the 10.30 train and after a honeymoon spent: in Banff and other places will take up their residence in Vancouver, where Mr.Martin is principal of one of the city schools.mgd HILL\u2014FRYE.Gardner, Mass., Aug.23 \u2014A' pretty home wedding was solemnized at the Mrs.Robert Frye, 49 Pinè street, last Tuesday afternoon when their daughter, Hattie C., \u2018was united in marriage to Harold H.Hill, son of Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Hill, Lin- tor of the Chestnut street: M.E.Church performed the cerémony before a large number of relatives and invited guests.\u2018Miss Lena Humphrey was bridesmaid.and Mr.J.Fred Fowler was hest man.The bride wore white net trimmed with lace and insertion, and the bridesmaid wore pink hatiste.Miss Ethel A.Frye, niece of the bride, was ring bearer and \"wore white.AT ORILLIA, Damage is Placed at Over Half | Miss Frye was formerly of Windsor Mills.to 500,000; the loss on nine louses about\u201d $0,000, and: that on the bakery 33,000.The insurance of the factory is 200,000, e \u2014_ \u2014 MOTHER CHARGED ~ WITH KIDNAPPING.Ciel AFTER NINE YEARS, MRS.CYRUS GOCHIE WILL HAVE TO ANSWER CHARGE.Jarnet, Vt., Aug.23.\u2014The arrest of Adolphus Shepard at Barnet, Vt., recently: on the charge.of disposing of stolen property, brought out the fact that Mrs.Cyrus Gochie, who was with him, wad wanted -on the charge of kidnapping.; .Shortly after the birth of a child % vears ago, the woman departed from Walden with a band of gypsies, \u2018env- ing her hushand, a worthless charac ter, and the daughter behind.The child \u201cwas given into the custody of the town where it remained until four years ago, when the mother appeared and asked that she might take it with her a few days.Permission was given and neither Mrs.Gochie nor the child was heard of until the arrest.of Shepard, : \u2019 Shepard will he\u2019 arranged on the i charge against him, hut it js doubtful .\"if the kidnapping charge will be pris- sed, as the girl has: again been delivered over to the Walden authorities.bakery.The Tudhope Company's loss + OFFICE HOURS: 10-3.Upper Town Bra noh Eastern Townships Bank | 107 KING ST.South Ward, Sherbrooke.- General Banking Business.SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.SATURDAY, 10-12.el and most valuable of all.The mu- - heen a special attraction, and the ad- \u2018 Bell, of at the rear of the Ladies\u2019 Lodge, for.ed very much to the comfort of those Next year the place should be con- -404 Beverley street, was the scene of a.The ceremony was performed by the .with veil, orange blossoms and white best man was a pair of gold cuff links, Fri el .\"18% for ¥ the coln street.Rev.Louis C.Wright, pas- - on the factory and stock will he close .ae =.Wap rpm gp rate ar 4 van \"mie er PO » Twp.ue une.LE pr tn pat ae tr i eR Re BTL LL be 4 .N = caw: Let 50 Le és sre 5 = il ® a mes oo.- à - ne Pu 3 - > mor : RETRO LES TU au 1 an, je raha eme 3 TR EA Ne 3 SAP) HB TRS Teer RIE Ç PN VEDA A - \u201d I = .- \u2026.- -\u2014 5 > oy Senter TS v + nest ses: ; wry J > x 4 seu \u2018 5 ees tes.Wo LR LT eee egy dR 7 A TT EE a Le te o> vo?- rs ide aif \"2e ge oy 2 , Tam = PAS \u2019 an or \u201cof _ ne AE Mage CARS QE \u201cin rl 2 ol i : | A Ë À i ay 18 ! 4 1 Ss 4 AB \u201c1 Lit à ® a Bi 4 SF 8 CCR RR ey vio f hi: | Es Sag he + og IA LIME CREE HN PL RE PSE + ; jeu pis HUE 4e 2, 487 ; Ah: BRN HHL TRAN 3 fy fet ï Evid 'E: il ue TE À aH à at RS > RE = Le We à re et A \" = EE re ane Cie yk, ag dep es ™ : wh , Ts In * set Bw I eee ee So inal gg rag fn en TTR Co A rats ! 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Morse and chiliren for Boston after being the guest of her s ister, Murs, J.M., Bryant; Mr.L de Bachelor, of Boston, is the guest his raunt, W.H.Patterson.Mr.and Mrs.as Trué and son, of Frost Village, spent Thursday at Mr.AS .Bryant's; Mr, and Mrs.J.Marion a 1 family visited at Mr.H.Bettington\u2019s recéntly; -Mr.at pre sent in poor health, is stopping at hig father\u2019s, E.C.Juby\u2019s,, \"! + \u2014 STANBRIDGE STATION, \u201cMrs.Allan Black, |of guest of her father brother, -Messrs.Alden and Arthur Shelter.Mrs.Hill and two little daughters are visiting her sister, Mrs.Chas.Hitchcock, rrett, Mrs.Spaldipg and Mrs.Jewett are camping near Swanton, Mr.Kenneth Smith, eldest son of Mr.ith, of St, rmand Station, and Mis ladys Wat daughter of Mr.John Watson, of fystie, wore mar- ednesday afternoon, August 18, at the home of the bride, Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Smith, H.P.Smith, L.J.Smith, Mr : amd Mrs.Clarl® Hastings, Mr.Mrs.Charles Hastings ang, daughter, Maty, attended the Smith-Watson weddi g in Mystic on Wednesday, ; | BETHEL.P| : Recent arrjvals | and departures are : Mrs.W.F ] Rice .and| little son from Granby, and Mr.and Mrs« D.Stevens and Master Golden Fletcher, of South Durham, - the guests o Mrs.W.G.Robinson on Tuesday ; \u2018Mrsi F.Des- | mérais and little dau hter from Montreal, the guests- of Desmerais ; rs.J real visiting frien son and Miss L.been visiting relativ .and Mrs.A.assico | £0 Mont- Mrs.J.T.Davidson \u2018who have © and in | | Bethany and Acton \u2018Vale, have re-, turned home; Mr.J.fallete home to\u201d Montréal, aécompanie \u201cby \u2018his daughter, Mary, ho has spent & month Mrs: Wilbur Sawyer, ES .Mr.and Mrs; Watson, pu Lower here with re tives ; Mrs.| Lyster from Montreal is the guest, of her fa- ther, Mr.S.Beacon nd sisters; Mr.and Mrs.Jer.Proulx spent Sunday in South Durham the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.; Bowring, KNOWLTON.! | Mr.Elwin Stone is aving| his house painted.Mr.George Tho pson is doing the work.| Mrs.and Miss Birt have returned to London, Eng.but ill return in the \u201cMr.F.P Monk, MP.Montreal ; Mr.Place, Millin ton); Mebsrs.Olm- stead, Borigh t, Katto rd and others, were in gh Friday ttending a Conservative meeting which was held here on that date.+ Arrivals and.depart res: 5 rs.Gordon Robb apd Miss |Bessie ! Johnson, who have been the guests of Mrs.Geo.Robb for thé past two weeks, have returned ihe their homes in Salem, Mass.; Mr.Fanning and family, of New York, have returned home after spending the: summer at the Lake View ber, House ; Messrs.Owen |and Ba Montreal, ars spendin their | at the Lake |View House.- 3 | 4 f holid aye Ap WICKH A .Arrivals and depart res : r.and Mrs.Dr.Belanger are viciting relatives at St.) Guillaume; Mrs, James Clohosey ha returned] to , Farnham after spending a week) the guest of Mrs.T.Walsh; the Noos Lord left on Tuesday for Manchester, N.H.; Mrs.M.Leonard \u2018is at present spending a few days at) Quebec; r.\u2018and Mrs.Johnston Walsh are at present entertaining their sister, Mrs.Alvin Car- gill; land er daughter, Edna, of Manchester, also: Harold Hayes, jof Boston; the Messrs.Smith, of pas Yt., returned home Saturday after spending their vatation.\u201cwith their |e Mrs.T.Walsh.\u2014\u2014 - cannot In spite of, the heavy rain, = smoke hangs over t evidence that the forest.fir s are stil active.Arrivals i and Montreal, are guests of their aunt, Alex, Der- ick; Mr.Sawyer is suffering, from a dislocation of the ank Mrs.Myron Elliott and two daug ters | lare guests of Mr.J.Elliott and other | friends ; Miss Minnie Rowe is spending her vacation with friends here; Mrs.Vernon Vosburgh and little son are \u2018visiting her father, T.McCullou \u2014 \" [TAMIESON.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Robert Kerr, of Hill Crest, has! ne to Montreal Hol pital; Miss has returned home after a | Visit.of Samuel Jamieson were the | guests Ire- land, one day this W Mrs.Wilfred Dick is improv ng.Mr.Wm.{Walker as at Montreal with acarlogd of cattle last pu Crops have progresse well, and there is every prospect of a \u2018good harvest.| ST.ARMAND STATION.Recent arrivals: Mr.H.P, J Smith, of Mount Vernon, Mai e, to attend his nephew\u2019s wedding ( Smith): Miss Mary Bakelman from helsea, ; Mass, for-a day e on her way Sas- Vankleek | \u2018Springfield, (| Mass., with her little daughter, is a Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Boun étt, Fred.\" Mau e Kerr] to} { friends in tha Townships; Mr.; nd Mrs.HAPPENIN GS.Hill, on \u2018business; Misses Mabel and Ethel Creller, from Griffin, guests at Mr.Robt.Stewart\u2019s; Mr.ang, Mrs.É.A.Bourrett, \u2018son, Frederick, and Mrs.Spalding and Mrs.Jewett are camping near Swanton.+ ; OSENBERG.; Arrivals and departures : Mrs.J.W.Campbell i Spending the week at Morrisville, Messrs.C.Cameron Smith, of the Boston Transcript, and Delbert \u2018Smith, Inspector of Telephones for the New England States, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Smith; Miss Chamberlain, of Frelighsburg, was the, guest of Mr.and Mrs.George Mitchell last week ; Mrs.Jas.Westover and Miss Westover are the guests of Mrs.R.C.Reynolds ; Miss H.Tittemore is spending the \u2018week with Miss N.Jen- ens \u2014 \u201cMELBORO, Last Saturday Mr.Jabez Armitage and his daughter, Mrs, Cross, and Miss Ethel Cross were the guests of Mrs.Wheeler Fowler.Mr.Schyler Fowler has left for the \u2018North-West.Mr.\u2018Clarence Munroe, for Colorado.Mr.J.B.Dionne is \u2018still on the sick list.Very little hope is entertained for his recovery.Mr.R.McMorine, who has been ail- around again.mn WENT THROUGH SWITCH heodore, on B.& M.at Brattleboro.n\u2014\u2014\u2014) TWO TRAINMEN INJUREDSECOND TIME.IN A WEEK AONE HAS GONE THROUG SWITCH.+ Brattleboro, Vt., August 23.\u2014Run- ning through:an open switch, the Boston & Maine) White Mountain express crashed into the engine of à Central Vermont freight train standing on a siding in the Central Vermont yard here early on Saturday, resulting ina slight injury to two trainmen.\u2018The passengers were somewhat shaken up, but none were hurt.The express was drawn by tw mah J.G.Hawkins, of the second engine, had two ribs broken, while brakeman I.Austin, who was on: the same engine, had one hand injured.Hawkins: lives in Manchester, N.H., and Austin\u2019s home is understood to be \u2018in Springfield, Mass.second time within'a week that a train- has run| through this switch, ang railroad officials have started a rigid examination.The White Mountain express - was.delayed two hours while new locomotives were being procured, as both its engines had tho r fronts badly damaged.The freight ehgine also was damaged q and one freight oo was demolished.FOUR BURNED TO DEATH.a FIRE WAS DUE TO.EXPLOSION OF KEROSENE LAMP.- Karlskrone, Sweden, August 23.\u2014 Four persons | were burned to death and half a dozen buildings were ruined by a fire in the cenire of Karlskrona Saturday.The Sodora Svreige Bank and the Smalands Bank are among the premises destroyed.The fire was due to the éxplosion A a kerosene lamp.SIR WILFRID Sirs FOR POR- ; TRAIT.\u2018Arthabaska, Aug.23.\u2014Durihg his vacation which he is passing at.Ar-, thabaska, Sir Wilfrid Laurier is posing for a portr it - which it is said by those who have seen the rough draft, will realize the wish of the artist, Mr.Suzor Cote, that it be his masterpiece.Mr.Cote hab but recently completed two large panels, one a portrait of Champlain, the other depicting the arrival of the latter.at Quebec.These will be placed | on the floating palaces of the Richelieu & Ontario Company\u2019 8 Quebec route.| The artist as is well known, is an Arthabaska hoy and an old protege of Sir Wilfrid's.thrown open it someo \u201cTIME TABLE In Effect June 28th, 1900.BOSTON.EXPRESS\u2014Leaves Eherbrooke 7:00 a.m., arrives Quebea 13.15 p, m., daily except Bunday, | | NEW YORK EXPRESS\u2014Leaves Bher- .brooke 9.25 a.m., arrives Quebec 1.88 p-m., daily except Monday.PORTLAND EXPRESS \u2014 Leaves Bher- brooke 4.00 p.m., arrives Quebas 0.15 p.m., daily except Sunday, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN = -Leaves Sherbrooke, 6.55 p .m., arrives Beaucs Jct: 8.55 e.m., \"dei y except Sunday.Also connecting trains on Megantic Division and Chaudiere Valley Branch.For \\time-tables; or further particulars apply to any of the company s agents, or to FB: O4 Grundy, G.Fs and P.A.\u2014sialaiaigiok ' katohewan; Mr.Den A of Sherbreokgs _.\u2026.ing for the past week, is able to be\u2019 Mr.giv Lemoine attended the picnic: Malicious Act Blamed for vrink | | Fethersions PATENTS jar STAR BDG.16 King St W se TORONTO.Honrreai.Ortawe.Winnipeg end Washington.SHERBROOKE LOAN & MORTGAGE COMPANY.Receives money on deposit, and locomotives, and | fire- The switch was not locked, and it is supposed that it was maliciously This is the \u201cWigges Shoes\u201d you'll find nothing but genuine ma- Differ ence Makes Examine every part inside and out\u2014 terial.That is why the vamp won't spread over the stiffening become soft.They're made of solid leather.J.A.WIGGETT & CO.Opposite Court House, sole, nor the.heel ALot of Difference It\u2019s in the drug \u2018business.\u2018Where Prevents Formalid- Magnesia Tooth Decay, Receding Gums and Sensitive Denture.For sale by.F.T.ANSELL, Druggist and \u2018Stationer.: 10 Strathcona Square, \u2014 | ELTING For Sale, also Shafting Hangers, Pulleys, 3 | Piping, All sizes.Good as new.: Write for prices, stating requirements, © it ASTERN T * 3 IMPERIAL WASTE & METAL CO.OWNSHIPS HOTELS \u20186-13 QUEEN ST.MONTREAL.of difference in the results obtained.You can\u2019t be too particular with your medicines.That is our policy and you can\u2019t get any but the particular kind here.| Griffith's Drug Store (Kodak Store.) 121 Wellington St.Sherbrooke.Developing and Printing care- a little difference in the quality of medicine makes a great deal fully and promptly done.0000000330000 00000000 RECOMMENDED ° B ccocossocconco00ne0u AUNHAM CANADA HOTEL, NEW dry or green.and to fit.A.~ WANTED Ten cars 14 in.x a in.pine, mostly 2 in.Best prices paid for this.Lo run, dead culis out, also we have in stac hardwood flooring, hollow backed, .: bored, and end matched, guaranteed dry * Correspändence solicited, .QOUMMIMGS & SON.LiD.Ooaticoak, P.Q.hole Ouellet te, Guests welcome.Rate $1.J.Maguire GRavez-rmocs HOTEL, Ty; As Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal AGOG, UNION HOU ODRL 8 MAGQS: UNIoN HOUSE, REM Garcess / SWVEETSBURG HOUSH, REMODKI : éd.New managements E.Daray, M 4 The Prospective Patentee\u201d ~Fullinformation Ugh he IQ inventors -§ sent freg on application Misonato, T AWRENCE, MORRIS & MCIVER, LA Advocates, etc, Sherbrooke.\u2019 NICOL, ADVOCATE, % WELLIN J: e ton Street, Sherbrooke, Ge TE, WELLS, WHITH & McFADD DEN, STOVER & OOTTON RYQe WE cates, Oowansville, Que.° \u201c Where a Little | | \u2014 PAPETERIE pars BUSINESS CARDS.ADVOCATES.RE CN te Bun Life Blox.Sherbrooks, OSEPH ROY, LL.B.ADVOQAZR, \u2019 &c4 Lake Megantic, * CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS; Allows Interest at 4 Pp.C.G.K, ADDIE, C.E., Q.L.8., QUEBRO computed half yearly.J.DAVIDSON, President.C.H.FOSS, Sec.-treas.Office 81 Bt.Peter Bt, Rosidenge ad Co Salaberry St.Tel: Connections.A.MEADE, SURVEYOR, COATI- ¢ cook.Bell \"Phone.Good connections, \u2014 Aug.17th, Sherbrooke.Lyster.21st, 1909, days.Oscar a ged 13 years, Births, Marriages and Deaths BIRTHS.MARSHALL.\u2014At \u201cAdderley, Que., 1909, a daughter, to Ar.an \u2018Mrs.Marshall.JENKIN\u2014At Minton, P.Q, on August 20th, 1909, a daughter to Mr.Mrs.John C.Jenkin, THOMPSON\u2014At Sawyerville, 19th, 1909, a daughter to Dr.Mrs.Jas.Thompson, ROBEKTS\u2014On August 18th, 1909, a son to Mr.and Mrs.LYSTER.\u2014At Gore, Que., on Aug.1909, \u2018a son, to Mr.and Mrs.DEATHS McLELLAN.\u2014In this city, on Au Aylwin McLe Thomas Roberts, ; 21, OUGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, QU.Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans, subs _ | divisions and surveys, all kinds.- \u2018Provincial Land Surveyar, | ochelage on | Bank Bldg., \u2018Phone 143, .INSURANCE AGENTS.\" D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR-« o ance agent.Fire, Life, Acoldent, and Plate Glass; etc.Record \u2018Block, DENTISTS: August Foy & BRADLEY, DENTISTS, and _ Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke, PHYSICIANS & SURGEOMNM, Ay DAROCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST, In Richmond, 1st Tuesday of motith.\\ RMAND C.CREPEAU, SHERBROOKH Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Privé ate ospital and Office, 49 King 81 In Thetford Mines, 8rd Tuesday of montd Wesley In Ooaticook, 3nd and 4th Tuesdays.+ ty, Urinary diseases.Uonsultatiom Res; 45 King street, Sherbrooke, Que, ust T)RS.WILLIAMS AND MAOKAY-86 - Omes Montreal St, Bherbrooke.lan, hours until 10 a.m.1-4 p.02, 74 pom.10 months and 21 {and by appointment.The funeral will take place to-mor- row (Tuesday) from his father\u2019s residence, 32 Elmwood Ave., at -3 p.m.McRae, one cheerfulness.À Jarge W.Gallagher, + : Deaths Reported.i \u201cStontroal St Office hours pom v- years old, and the youngest an fant of 10 days, three stepdaughters, a father and mother, Mr.and Mrs.of this {brothers and one sister host of other relatives and The family have the sympathy of the - entire community in their reavement.THE COWAN CO.LIMITED, TORONTO.after | pain which patience .and The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon in the church at East Clifton and the interment took place in.the Clifton crowd friends from far and near the remains to the church.Lough officiated.both numerous and beautiful consist- .ing of pillows, wreaths, crosses, bouquets, ete., from her many friends.Mr.Hollis Cairns, of East conducted the funeral ,and the bearers were Messrs.Jos.and Alfred McVetty, J.C.Lowery and Chester Mackay, all of this place.leaves to mourn her loss a husband, six small children, the eldest just 12 Aug, 27, Fri.EMPRESS OP TRELAND in- | Sept.4, Sat., JAKE KRIR cemetery.and followed Rev.Mr.were | of relatives The flowers.Clifton, pall Deceased sad Dbe- J to the Protestant Hospital, \"Nose and Throat Diseases.87 D a.m., and 1-4 p.m., and R.F.A.GADBOIS, BPHOLALEY - Children\u2019s Diseases, 51 King Et, A.0.ETHIER, My D.,, SPHOIALs R.W.A.FARWELL, (BPEUTALIST) \"Ave.,Sherbrooke, Consultations: 10-19 by appointment.DUNCAN 10 a.m., ARR BR JR | SPPOointment- \u201cBetrihond sob.#2 BF.~ MRS.R.J.McRAE.High Forest, Aug.23.\u2014(Special).\u2014 The entire community has been sad- Stnèy 1899 ha Nal dened by the death of Mrs.of our most dearly be- Hospital.L.C.BAGHAND, M.D.SPECIALIST.fun oi me 3.Eres, Jom don loved.and highly respected citizens, pital from 8 cneuitation 1 + ov pacs who passed away at her home in the sept Sunday A At his office \"7 » place on Tuesday, August 16, an ilness of 10 days, during which time she suffered great she bore with great Hours of UO brooke, Que., rom 10 a.ms te 8 ell \u201c SPEŒMALTY : Water Works aterPowers, Patent Solicitor, , Both \u2019phones.ATLANTIC, STEAMSHIPS CPR: © 740 LIVERPOOL Sept.10, Fri, EMPRESS OF BRITAIN Sept.18, Sat., LAK), MANG'OBA Sept.24, Fri., EMPRESS OF IRELAND place, three | oct.2, Sat, LAKE CHAMPLAIN & E.H.SEWELL, City Pass.Agent.Coaticcok House\u2014Popular Home fur travellers.A.A.Pomeroy, Prop.9g that Cowan\u2019s always give erect results.Housekeepers say that | : Cowan\u2019s Icings are uniformly satis=- factory.Eight delicious flavors \u2014at your grocer\u2019s.MacCALLUM, 60 Bil rp \u201c- CET - oa WE Ag Lhe.a worl dab, ren wr Rares ee ou me were i Fi te wea agree J ERAN LoL BRIE 6 - so 4 -\u20143 - co.FO Cae OS LT TRE in dd da Na ns em bn era RY ; A ee CoAT ite and +.- Aer ka ame # Drath eZ Le ~ LL AT Ri TRS ARAM Ln Ty ai en ga SAGE, Tow wide 1 #4 i Lo ls 0 road Be ala Err kd 28 Din 1 hain TT + \u2018 a + | EE ERA à TI Tie RIE TAA Cat cran ® pt vo PAGE FOUR: \u201cIT i 4 | | SHEXBROOKE | | i | | | i DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, AUGUST 93, 1909, \u2014 H.G.WILSON & SONS\u2019 \u2014Exhibition Pianos and Organs\u2014 We are arranging for very large and attractive exh Pianos and Organs for the Fairs: this year, and we who are interested in music will pay us a visit, We have been fortunate in securing some specially \u201cand fine toned Pianos this season, any being entirely ne made to order for the Exhibition.Among the new features this year will be the Co., Player- Piano, the Wilson Player-Piano and the of New York.Heintzman & Co.Pianos in the handsome Louis X | styles, These fine instruments will be offered for sale at very reñs- onable prices, and if you need a Piano or an Organ this year, it \u2018 will pay you to see us this Fall.Sherbrooke Fair, first week in September, Stanstead Co etc.We are to have exhibits at at Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Brome Fair and Bedford Fair.\u201cSome of the finest Pianos and Organs in Eastert 4 omes have been purchased from our Exhibition stoë duri 2 the | \"past 20 years.| Attractive music each day and everybody welcome.H.GC.WILSON & SO Sherbrooke.| ibits of | that all andsome designs i eintzman à & \u201cAutopiano\u201d ty Fair | Townships | quality.L.E.CHAMBERLAIN YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE WHEN YOU B In stock, new assortment of Ladies\u201d and or s Full B full lines of Rubbers of the well known brand, Maltese Cross, Jeweller = Optician, Bg WM ga Lf | ARM GLOGK quite : new pi Ala Clocks.It \u2018has a heavy jron case with cop- \u2018 pered base and is very neat in appearance.| \u2019 land.bannot be knocked of if the clock is isis \u2018a first-class clock i in every way, and \\ n.NS.Put Branch Stores\u2014 ~~.NEWS, ges mad Granby copocess loc pouéhress re rt Se\u2014 Mr.A.S.Many sp ent & week of his- No trouble to show goods\u2014no one urged to buy.\u201cTHE DOLLY VARDEN UY SHOES SHOE S 123 Wellington St.rpostion at Bis cint pots, also, | after a pleasant first | Church, {district of the be held in thi É Miss Winnie] W.illams has and Sandwich N.H.Rev.Mr.Nicholson, who {has been vacation, is expected Meth s çity home in oY Hya- visit to Ni FRR Vt.of se Andrew\u201d 8 away en his home this week, The financial meeting of | lhe Quebed ods Church will Tuesday, Aug- money the It brilliant bargains { i + 1 past, vesday Bargain ust | 31st at 1.30 p.m, .| (and savings are still the att action to value-wise sho pers that they hat To-morrow Will m ark: oF greatest e been à in | Event.\u201cWe > have provided a really © enorm us.it of scasonable offerings, priced; t record breaking low figures, ~ croy yds here to obtain ther, sure you're numbere ons | those present.\u201d and there shoul be great - 1 | EARLY MORNING SPECIALS | 8 to 10 a.m.To-Morrow MAID\u2019S APRONS\u2014 | i Real À fine maid's apron.valde, 850.: Ce 8 to 10 a.m.5ÿc each LINEN NAPKINS\u2014 _ À full size, strictly pure linen napkin, Value $1.25 dozen.\u2019 8 to 10 a.m.89c doz.- JAPANESE SIL K\u2014 A full range of colors of Jap\" anese silk.Real value 25c yd.8 to .10 a.m.16c yd.WHITE TLAWN\u2014 À fine white lawn, 36 inches \u2018wide.Value 10e yd.5 to 10 am.G6le yd.\"NEAR SILK LINING\u2014 Wo offer a very large range of colors jn this popular near silk lining.Real value 25¢ yd.8 to 10 am.19¢ yd.2042000 904@¢ 00449400060 00020000 0000580400800 0+600 900000 G00 Geer - _ Linen Towelling A good Towelling, with red border.Value Re yl.TO-MORROW .Lf Be yd, Black Sateen Underskirts | Ii you want a good Sdteen Under skirt, we recommend what we offer To-morrow.Real value $1.95.- TO-MORROW .ocean.79e ench \u201c White Table Linen x mc 70 inches wide Table Linen.value 90e yd, TO-MORROW Regular 69% y d.essssvues sesnsirennes British Silk © A splendid assortment of colors in that best British Silk of ours.Also black or white; Regular valué™ 66 ) CU - TO-MORROW .39c yd.Lace Curtains >Xe 33, 7 inches good Lace Curtains, overy EAS JL yds.long 50 wide, pair we.- guarantee to be worth not less; than 81.25 per pair.ALL DAY TO-MORROW, 85c pr.and # We offer for th ; new line of Fall ~ $1.00 value for ue eo.\u201c85c value for 50c value for .l.;39c Ladies\u2019 Undervests | © first time our; Undervests.30c value for +.Also all Drawers to match.| Ready- mad Sheets A special job of Twill Cotton Reaqy-Made Sheets, | \u2014 ete T | We offer a Le | Bleache 260 4 e \u20ac æ| ted Shing it - a best quality of 84 2 \u201cbleach Sheeting.Reg- value $1.00 Mt vêlue 32%, yd.| TO MORROW; SPECIAL po a \u201cDirectoire Corsets | fine lie of Direc- U toire Corsets to-morrow at | re- f5c | d ; y ms to et prices Regular value, 90c Ge .TO- MORRQW, veRy- Fo ; SPECIAL, .at ach Yard, À Silk, e uy a wide each 4 59c I \u2018 > Rs i Black Peau de Soie Silk ho best black Peau de every yard g jnranteqd.Regular value $1.25 ydl.LL DAY TO-MOKROW, pe yd- Hannelette \u2018Blankets Je Ready-made PillowSlips Full size, [104 1 BX Just bought 50-doz.of | which means [the best Mado 12 inch Rade, rey for ue Flannelette Blanket, in illow ips, ea | value ov.FT ct 123c each, white 81.95, oy: Regula TO-MORROW, SPEOIAL | * TO-MORROW SPECI AL | ; be Sc Each.89 a.| Bla ck Silk nderskirts Soie n \u2018offer \u201cmorrow a \u2018splendid All Silk .Un lerskirt, Rea] value $5.00 each.TO-MOKR Ww porsedeatses Ba each se: 9% 15e, 25c, MUSLINS We offer our er Chambrays to clear to-morrow at ridiculous prices.35¢ yd.| TC-MORKOW, 0 tire stock of white, colored ud CHOICE AT YOUR CLEAR T0- MORROW fancy Mush ns land Real value 10c, STORE CLOSES AT SIX TO-NIGHT OP AT C Per Var\u201d AGENT FOR \u201c[STANDARD PATTERNS.be LEE teturned .| ley, he re | Victoria {The Harmony Band gave one of their | \u201cThe Cnacades, '| shire, where he { L.Parker, at 81.80 ach, | | qui rantesd for one year.| Be sûre and gee the bargains in our three eee when you Jd Strothoons | Square.+ me EL ep STE Me LT Ra \"| en city Saturday.aterville, the|guest of Miss Vera Hopkinson.| Miss Fedora Hains has returned from Quebec, where she spent her vacation with friends, po Mrs.Mooney! i is visiting her brother, Mr.Edward\u2019 Fitzgerald, near Lennoxville, ; Chew Maple Sugar: Tabacco, Rimouski, .to join Mrs.Dastous for a few days\u2019 vaca ion, lise.Gladys Mullips has returned to town from a t w friends near Amprior, Ont.Mrs.E.C.Enright went to Island Pome \u2018Saturday, for a w | end Visit to Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Overbury.pe Binder | Twine to MoKee's 132-134 Wellj gon Teo ; \u2019 Mr.and Mrs, BN.Robina, spent | Sunday at pe Cliff, the guests of | Mr.and Mrs Hargrave at their moe | Mrs.Martyn and Mrs.A.Ark- n spending a few weeks at North Hatley, have returned to town.The head office of Lumber Company -has been changed from St.Geor » Beauce, to Chaudigre | Junction: | : Miss Gertrude Deseve was in town Saturday from Orford Pond, on Her way to Bury with her brother, Henri Deseve._ Smoke Pipe Kenel Tobacop: Miss Taylor, Lennoxville returned on | Saturday evening from Bathurst, N.B., where she has been spending the last six weeks, Dr.Fred T.Tooke, of Montreal, spent Sunday in the \u2018city, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.\u2018M.Tomlinsod, | Melbourne street.a very large crowd at Parki\u201d yesterday afternoon.There was excellent concerts, | Hon.Justice: Demers, Mrs.Demers, Miss and Master Demers arrived an Canada \u2018from Europe on the S.S.-Cor- sican, of the Allan Line.Mr.\u2018Arthur F.Virgin, of the Eastern Townships Bank, spent, Sunday at Lake Massawippi, the W.A.Eale.g to show your horse fk a new buggy at Mc- guest of Mrs.If you are g at the Fair bu Kee\u2019s.The Rev.P.A.Begin, Professor of | Science at St.Charles Seminary, has returned to the city from his trip to Europe and the.; Holy Land.Harold If.Edwards, of Coaticook, has made an abandonment of his pro- | perty for the benefit of his creditors, on demand of cook, Mr.Irving O.Vincent, formerly the Sherbrooke High School, was town Saturday r.G.W.Paige, Coati- of in si his way to Cook- will be principal of the Academy.Chew Britannia Tobacco.\u2018The Young Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church.will meet with Mrs.A.ake Park, to-morrow } afternoon.{ed to-day after! spending Sund y '| and Miss Blue, The train leaves the C.P.R.station at 3.25.Mr.Arthur Macfarlane, of the Fast- ern Townships Bank, Montreal, return- in uest of Mr.H Eonnavight Terrace.Miss \u2018O, Côptire, milliner, of East Sherbrooke the | | Sherbrooke, is | visiting the millinery parlors in Montréal for a week, and will return next Tuesday.Miss Couture is accompanied by her assistant.The water in the river is again very low.This is particularly noticeable in the St.Francis; River.It is a good opportunity to clean up the river banks and the \u2018necessity of it is ap parent.| Two papers dy Da.F.T.Tooke, of Montreal, will be read at the convention of the Canadian Medical Association, to be held in Winnipeg, the tirst on certain new! instruments for eye diseases, Yesterday, at St.Michael\u2019s Cathedral, Rev.J.H, Roy, parish priest, finished the reading of the circular letter of Mgr.Paul LaRoèque to the diocese in regard to the Plenary Council of the Roman Catholic Church, which opens in Quebec, September 19th.\u2018Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.The Exhibition.announcement of H C.Wilson & Sons this week will doubt be read |with interest by many people from 'many places.This is | Messrs.Wilson & Sons 23rd annual exhibit at the S herhrooke Fair, and it is safe to say that it will be fully up to the standard of former years, and more attractive, if possible.Don\u2019t fail to call on them if you wish to see and hear some.of the grentest pianos of.e day, | .1 -| i EN \u201cJ there is no obstacle in the way of car- P.8.Mackaniée > was-psvisitot | Miss Eva Bel er of \u2018Quebec, is the r.and.Mrs.John A.Murphy and guest \u2018of Miss oy y Mooney, Brooks daughter Mildred,, of Springfield, street.| Mass., and Mr.and Mrs.Peter Besset- te, of Holyoke, Mass., are spending a vi ies Maybi 1 Odell spent Sunday in few on his farm} 14 col, Mr.L.E.Daftous left last week for 8 in camp with the Chaudiere | conducted by the pastor.-/ J opposing pitchers in this game, Mr.W.S.Moy and family are spending a few weeks with relativ es in New Hampshire.- Mr.John Gunning has returned to f town from Rock Island, having com- | Pleted his contract there.|.It is understood that a number of Odd Fellows from this section are H lanning to join in the trip to Owl\u2019 8 | Head on Thursday.The members of the Young-Adams { Company arrived in this city to-day, 1 and will present \u201cThe Lion and the J Mouse\u201d at the Clement Theatre this evening.1 Mr.Nap.Arguin, of the City- Hotel, J received a letter on Saturday stating that a man answering\" the description [of his brother, Joseph Arguin, had been seen around Milan on the 9th of August.Jos, Arguin disappeared from | his home\u2019 in Rock Forest on the morn- Ying of the 6th of \u2018August.| Much favorable \u2018comment is heard [regarding-the prospect of improving ] the appearance of Wellington street by the removal of \u2018the telephone poles and completing the _granolithic sidewalk construction.So far as can be learned me rying out these improvements and is expected they will be undertaken immediately after Exhibition.days in town the guests of Mrs.L.H.Roy, Depot street.Mr.Murphy who is a brother of Mrs.Roy\u2019s, was here three years ago, but Mrs.Bessette who also is Mrs.seen her for 22 years.ATTENDING THE DOMINION RIFL SHOOT AT OTTAWA.pearing, Capt.C.K.Fraser, Capt.V.R.Spearing and Capt.HA.Sampson, of the 53rd Regt., are at Ottawa this week attending the annual shoot of the Dominion Rifle Association.QUEBEC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MAY PLAY HERE.- Mr.J.A.mphony de Tanager of the ec on rchesira, was in hig oan, y .Gauvin intends bringing this famous orchestra Sherbrooke to give a concert during the coming season.| TERMINATION OF UNION SER- \u2014 VICES.The, Union Services, which have been held during the past summer, terminated yesterday.Rev.G.Ellery will retum from his Vacation to oceu- py the pulpit of Plymouth Church on Surday next.The regular services will be held in the Methodist Church next Sunday, LENNOXVILLE DROPPED TWO GAMES.The Lennoxville baseball team went to Thetford Mines on Saturday and played the strong Thetford team.After a hand game they were defeated by a score of 5 to 4.Blue pitched this game, Yesterday they played the \u201csecond game.and were defeated hy a score of 6 to 3.Hight and Bellerose were the an although he lost his game, Hight was the more effective pitcher.SHERBROOKE PHYSICIANS WHO WILL SPEAK AT COMING CONVENTION.Through a misunderstanding the subjects to be read hy the city physicians | at the Convention of the Board of \u2018Health were not sent to the committee \u2018at.Montreal, and, consequently, the names of the following physicians who will read papers do not appear on the official programme : Dr.Darche\u2014Hygiene of the upper air passage.Dr.Delisle\u2014Hygiene and prophylaxis of Venereal Diseases.Dr.Gadhois\u2014Hygiene of the newborn.8 FUNERAL AT COATICOOK TOMORROW.Mr.G.J.Brown arrived home yesterday from Detroit with the remains.of his som, Arnold, who died Friday night.He proceeded directly to Coaticook.The funeral will take place there Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o\u2019clock, from the home of Mr.Woodman to the Baptist | Church and thence to the cemetery.Victoria Lodge, I.0:0.F., \u2018will attend in a body and take charge of the service at the cemetery.Mr.Brown arrived in Detroit just a short: time before his death, CHURCH NOTICES.\u2018A meeting of the Managers of St.Andrew\u2019s Church will be held in the Library of the Church on Tuesday eve-.\u2018nin Prayer meeting will be held as usual on Wednesday evening.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society of Plymouth Church will meet this week with Miss Mitchell, High street.The East Sherbrooke Ladies\u2019 Aid of | the Methodist Church will meet at the Park on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock, Tea will be.served.The quarterly official board of the Methodist Church will meet in the minister\u20198 vestry on Friday evening at eight o \"clock.+ - HIGH FOREST Recent arrivals include Miss Alice Mackay, of Richmond, visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Mackay; Mr.Wm.Gallagher, of 8t.Johns-| bury, called home by the death of! his sister, Mrs.R.J.McRae; Mr.and Mrs.George McVetty, of Milby, at Mr.Jas.Wilson's; Mr.- and Mrs.John.Andrews and Mrs.Albert Waldron and little son, of Coaticook, attend- | ing Mrs.R.J.McRae\u2019s funeral; Miss Margaret McRae, of Low Forest; Mrs.A.Desruiseau and son, Leon, of Randboro, at Mr.R.J.McRae\u2019s a iA CIE CODERE | - _& FILS (INC) Wholesale & Retaus Hardware, Leather, Tinwa: and Coal, Blacksmiths\u2019, Plum bers\u2019 and Electrical supplies.Sherbrooke - | - dom oy\u2019s sister, had not to] Read Phone 810.All wor 166 WELLINGTON ST.SHERBHOOKE, 1 ENTRIS LARGER THAN U LAST YEAR.Live Stock el Close This Evening.MUCH INTEREST IN BABY COMPETITION AND FOOT RACE.The staff at the Exhibition office has been increased thig week in order to keep up with the rush of entries that are coming in.The last day for receiving entries in the poultry .department was on Saturday, and they are fully up to that of previous years.The number already in| will be increased as all entries post-marked on Saturday will be received, and many of these 7 : use.- ste.Come in and see them.\u2014 4 spirits.Our Progressive Council \"Turned.mone v.down the petiti a petition Signed du Th leading prof ssional ang turned almost.© 3 à sigh while the Salne council a detiberateg .it down- neariv two hours on \u2018tj le ter of picking up the Ss and one nan, aml aft sanctioned.Sg the bing au game of financial chess, oh is bw yg vv.P.R._and Plays to piv) the , al home wi as too high, yet un the a is forced to pay it ment From the City\u2019s | bus: fs feast the birds beef win! The city itself had t fy or go brag, \"ing ' We have \u2018just received a line of | tures in new designs.' them in our Dark Room.\"ELECTRICAL REPAIR 8 SUPPLY w.J.WIGGETT, 100 Wellington Street.We have in stock a very large range of CHAMBER SETS by During this week.our prices on these RS CA .HR ing the hot weather With ee The same.c a boy PD Old Country, to borrow à to ed's H.BR.oh Something New in Electric Fist Call and Ë a ih Sets ate very moder- \u2018 rm the office until to-day and to-morrow.The live stock entries close .\u2018to-day; and judging by the number already made and those yet to be received, the exhibit in this department will be the largest and finest .ever seen on the Fair grounds.: A great deal of manifested in the and there will be large.number in line when the judges begin \u201ctheir work on Friday morning at half-past ten.All babies under twelve months are eligible, and there |is no entrance fee.One of the directors has donated 50 for this event, and this amount will | \u20ac be divided into four priz - Another event that \u2018 is\u2019 \u201c proving a source of interest is the five-mile footrace on Friday afternoon, Sept.3rd.for the Birks Cup.This event is confined to amateurs in the Eastern Townships.The entries which are free close.on Wednesday, Sept.lst.The butter making competition for both amateurs and ery is drawing out a large entry from all over the Province.There are already several horses on the.track getting into shape for the races, and more a expected in a day or two.- Several of the Provincial Ministers have signified their intention to visit the Fair.: J.WINE, Tailor Cleaning, repairing) and pressing.dies\u2019 and FR work quarante guaranteed.La- People's Our Own > Make \" Butter Scotch, 30c.Ib.Cream Caramels, 40c.lb.Canton Ginger Chips, 30c.Ib, / WOODARD\u2019S Confectionery and| Ice Cream Parlor 177 Wellington St., and Main Floor, Art Building.MRS.E.L Room 20 Whiting Block SCIENTIFIC, FACIAL and SCAL P TREATMENT.Keep the skin beautiful, t ° fair ar ad lentiful.Hair Ton- , R well a verton, Mis spent PRIZE (LPS Heckinsd Me: the gu and iss Clarfbel = .SHITE] DS.ih insdale, ssrs.L.ests of Mi Edith ; the Th yl SI Ty 9 \u201cay town Fr of Br Tanner 188 M i less.Trettons Stadi - da .EDALS, » Tinverhess iday ev omptonv and E.( Hi The ght farce.um vas 1 B LL.verne Dance\u2019 ening ille = \u20ac ng kn t lasted ie | RDG, @ Miss OW, spendin Misses attend the Olt oH nocked out th Son a more nor / .- 1 ow SPOONS, iT 2 Morrill nnie Millers a os Mooney the he fight he belt.ton; Cowañ b SEARC = .\u2018Prices to suit a Mai , ETC Kingsey, a Theods Master days io right giving by rounds: Lat by a foul HED FOR rom ail orders rs.S poe the ère Abe Haria .| [vas too Jett swin heavy was\u2019 Cow \u2014\u2014e\u2014 1 ptly fied.3 * of Drumr Morrill My cc rombie, nd Pi 7 | 2nd\u2014was ven swings n insert 05 ; LOST \u2014 hol nond M M of h st 1so ea , Oatrn ace , AD \\ s \u20182 ap \u201cis in ville, former P.at and = - = he led out Cairns sily Dowan' il Sint TWO THOUSAND CHILD.| VERTISEMENT > indl Geo own y of vin, ¥ jundo o the ong\" Ww oug} o h ND .¢ |: : .tac it h the ad WOO à \u20ac MEN | Mr.ay, of Levi Finan, busin Rich- \u2014} indoubtedly ng\u2019 With vight a 0 ad | DS VE N TRA and Levis diay: and Mis M Cap and ou had C poteht and left TERDAY WI MPED 1H 1 | CLE - Ë* iss Gr Mrs.D.Que.nd Mis r: \u2018 Êwes s had t\" and irns * body and | Y T | ace \u20ac 8 iQ n not o just HO 7 > Jeweller, 23 Strat 2 ki i alter r re D.Bilin at I visiting a) age rÉcairns the reitres.jumpe floored Stellarton, X UCCESS.vr nr HEA i, 479940794973 heona Square + drsters of Mo g a f from Nos ernchiff ; ; ALF T 0 ishmnent © Pons up; be mped in Des day was the NS, Aug.23.| Starti \u20ac Mo SOLID RE iid tide ; s.E.ont ew d rth H HE some u ivere tter, ?pea.th \u2014 \u2018 n M WEE > + CL.+= She h Hall ; real, 1 ays ; M at- of ho .TOIL\u2019 cll very hear Cowa some took rance day Yest ond K, Me }! ; à - th of th since er- : WI a F HET : 9 Sn rbrooke, Miss\u201dF; s the rs.N, aw sehold : neh.éavy bl n.| Cai heavy e Belgi e| two the di - TH M Ys Au .fi BHF .J ith is J.gues a wor th ows itns pun- gian m -year- isa 16 ATIN gus .\u201cEbel FIVE PERSONS SHOT.Amon the guest Lb, x - brought ec Sunll em taken (tentes pd rent, round.\u2014 pre R'énded n'a found.woods, om its Lo © child of n Why w won August 23rd it SR e chen those w iss E For th o the P is a ihi ght and , Cair an go ed f wo th it h 's ho any P iE re DEAD [he chen rates to the EL fo fhorou ine Soapiis or \"giv wih on ad form, ond Bas \"oh pe copie UN MAR) rfl of I aturd es to t ok ad oors, ghly ° so Uo right; airns pre à im wit till aîte 5 men, been ou h Do Neve A IF No ?wy & À; ) FB Con N RI Nanbo ay w he A: vanta a me lean : Tan OE below elivert the b h | th r the w in orga body.ave a ctor, r Nee AD A \u20ac CHAS Ai SA : ace port from page 1.) or 10 Thos.Hes.W, Den \"and {Gofal oe na rk, oi | omerer was businése belt i ody: the \u2018same back nthe vod fra à Cals purgail natural laxative ! à «| \u201cLION AND dE MS WR NH \u20ac a plant in Sel river, Dri am rs.m St 8 \"with the excapti put.dail pe hace sas ai ay, and\u2019 à purgative © laxative in your AN ay RA 3 Sigal BS employees are no choenville, 1 Nrs.E.ver\u201d amant, Mr.J.in ti ost eco unligh pve w er bi e exc d pres ally sine ry th terno » and and bi nature\u2019 move t you u POLL D TH \u2019 at 3 >.) Sol ; me n ight fi \u2018 work avated ptio ent, th e- last at h on w le ai s la he bo se a iv TE V E M UE: SRE.ast a Score w on strik whose x ulien a Hawk Mis: and and mical bo ght.of ith and dissdtist who, TT child.\u201d Tuesd as _b ith @s th one\u2014 xativ wels?- ely Refi AUDE OUSE\u2019 fr | : of per e, and (1.M.D nd Mi er, M s H i mon oth At e referee issatisfied wi |.Th sday : \u201c\u201c een told IP ey sh which e.Iti each ned, VILL E\u201d ; \u201c MPa Ç 3 wourded, ten ft J sons were at | M resb iss C.r., a elen ey.BH wa the c which isfled w ry f © search No s old e store- ould be moves s bile\u2014 P perform with a E that wig EX c + L& x Jowed 8 da atally.TI e seriousl rs.H.Bh R.L.Julien nd Mrs po , di 5 i Semmes spoiled ith from th ers ye ign of pours f house f moved.the bow Prices\u201410 ance.complet is Posi FETE sx se 5: M A) y of quie 1e rioti ¥ and M orga Cross , Mes .coco : : go0 Sim! FH imina ment the go e towr | sterday which orth th or the The li els -10c., 20c.¢ chang te Hi 2 3 = + sept phot warnin jet and D ny fol- Mira rs.B n, of.A 8 and srs, YX X) \u2014 won| thi arris a ry 4 Ti of th W, West 18 of Tr were di \u201cth stim e bil bile.Th ver is - C., 30 &e at \" 2 + 4 Ht 4 S Pox g.roke D.B arker.ndo other (XX) A Aft is bo nd it und- bo evenin ton.T ville, enton rawn us ea ulates e into th e liv L .C.: ; - {.\u201cEH qe * = g {ver a SCOT! out Mr.ilton, were + Ver, M: s.ee © \u2019 w er th ut.Y| \u2018Bro ut betw g th hey Lourd \u2019 New G from uses thy them e bo er adie \u2019 bo 24 + Aha i Ç FE é of per and.on W he ass, ° POI eee an C e fight b wne.| Hé eent| He Or returned es and las- the 1e Was to m wels s 15cM ok 4 ut : RÉ or less serious sons rece child 1 Mrs, edn guests dé hur Arno etween arrzs | to-d ganized dise Stell Const body.te matter to and onday Ni Az ES Bi {CR injuries.eived more | have MoG esday.of NG bd or fought + Botveda Cairn -day arch ouraged, ars bo ipati tter t SAV nday Night Ti PER LE 2315 RR ne T ret a fo y \" sa man w © wels on 0 E t 3 4 sR SL vas nos que ven qe de de : SPORTING NEWS, : 1 FH un Ep ee En oui Tan ON ET , Mount ically 1 wd ato e © s'ovemiber 8 gré Mines.us ughl e out na wel b th ox © ntin LE 25 nt a ed imdiser State Lroope ind Ma ays, on eo [in the second fou en ha.was, knc ay.Cam y co search \u2018has\u2019 Le end naturally s do not mo the oll berôre 6 \u20ac g this bah JET SU.tminatel roopers \u20ac |fr stor M with M af- ooo.and a th nd by .was kn mbered, h bell, ft ducted ch has\u2019 in givin y, it is ot move liver 23, ore 6 of the CI coupon pil CEE Ki 5 200 with riot y - through jet Pom NS orris Gil =, W.S cece ee.Le Coady hat-bo 18 on eked out ardly be of Stellart nc Meier only possible way because regularly ||\u201d you will \u20ac Mom it fhe hE gi EAE TRS the heads maces d the DP recent ilchrist ; eee |\" ætourne or him good dw.May-* alive on.Th r Major 1s to sible wa ough b the live y icket f in get DAY, reatre RSR (iF SRN EN RN of all raw, tie epartu illnes 1s re x | Ton À also within.ondition now.e child - Calomel th y to ile.A ris Ib 1500 1s 30c AUG: 4 LAURE SEES Fe Ph iRE Ca 2 a de vicinit all persons cracks pepe res incl $- coveri 55 |1b peau Also issued two tion: P can lomel, ca liv cure C nd th Lim Rese lp iy Rab FER i \\ ing I.8.w ganti a month * 08 mo el, er, onsti el it 20 rved pen $5: fo 0! Rp Jy D Sails and y of the 1 Joiter: «iit r to clude : N 8 etourn eight f c Co challe d.TAL n pill cascar pation, -.; 0.1 - uk 5 \u20ac 1h15 *- A troopers mil.De rer.ingr À \"M oint S laster hoxi) eau als or a unty of nge to the ot s and a, salt a Sy REN 1 4 j at pue dor ve in the on n Le ay, eG, Mrs, Charles Rss YA cr Sider She en he Hat ed Bins match, DEPOSI AVING BANK.Hiver her purgetives td lozéngers and a | - C Ÿ à 3 Ek fa strikers, wing GOrs Lea N il er _challen ng w F t TO ES nflam T s dom gers and 1 c : gh x i NE , and the a y spent leLe ton : vi- ges ould: Tot o a RS p e th hey ot a all : RE RAN = jf \u201cEEE wep made, From \u2018 ard wholesale rm Te.4 Danvill nt Satu cay and Mi Mr.A.Vi ot con- THEY À NOTIFIE A \u201cFruit- e bowels.merely ir: ct on the : - nt 1544 He CRIE , persons were ariest to 11,50 arrests Montreal, e; Mis rday with iss le: isiting L | CES AT LA MAY PU ED THA ponte it-a-tives\u201d cu ritate and \u2019 : ARTE.aa FF \u201d ste , RTE : ° * Le RC .ue tm i dei Bb 14 - @ car Joilsdi sted aul ores with h after spe Edy th relatives Acrosse KE Mi E En RCHASE.GO\\ p Principle ÿ act on the Consti | CB hg i Hg fed aE 7 ring the: = the mill yar la ed in Hss her fr tend, spending a Hood Lo Defeat d Sse Team E RATN INTF AN IC.\"Ott ERNM NT BON i GOV- pd give atimutate th liver, pation be .Fr} ol f , SF HL Ph 6 early s > A von toyelte M Patrie ed asi Bs RFF awä, A Ds.owes while th Jiver.The fr 1 | Elan: Hinde : women were tages of to to te to - N catri weeks: by Sh : sily REÉSUL/ RED 0 0 posted th ug.23.| tics t , while ugh b er to s uit D 4 41 Ar oh de Bog PE cons the +erfin atten lont ce Cross: |.erbroc BSULTS OF wry pul rough \u2014Noti |] tpn tone the t ile to ecrete] Good 20 UNE : Th were armed; picuous, = riot- |r gs; Mi d th real 08s ; OCA rock , lake M DIFF NESD lic ghout ices h Fruit-a-th and onics ay Ge bt 2 RAE à wl a, V isse e fall and \" S WE \u2014 e the egan ERE Av\u2014 C attenti the ave ev a-ti invi and e the Sh oingr ig 10 té x stones and others, ome of t.af s Rathl milli To! N ERIS N T Take Me tic, A NT RA ouncil ion|t countr been er dis ves\u201d gorat antisé erbrook Busi BE.REE Xi IR clubs.eliecti mele, Mr ter 1 ibone inery op- ORRE EVI hursd egantic Ra 23.\u20141 CES ern authorizing the r y calli pati cove are the o the m p- e.ness - iy EERE À | Yoreigners, These v tively Brow, Mr.C wing th \u2018to Br op- Y WIG RIN rai ay ic Ra The ment rizin ecent ng on red th e on uscl CW in Cit ik E44 IRE If 5 2 ; Day .nth and Fi ce| T rac | t sav g de ord trouble BiH at ly m es.ill y of PS HIER FU ES 18 ly respo insung_witl wome rown t has.C 1e guest: attleho- GET, ANGE as ore w riday rack t aces a al sa ings: \u20181 posito er-in- ubles ousn will ediet s either {ii said \" Thy : nsibl À 1 Fay n, Mo 0.Ott am s of + N BACK ! IR \u2014 A as e as no ei, -0 ook n vings.yanks rs in C Liv due t ess cure C ne ame take : _ gt 0 t+ fi 24 5 { pacte {\u20ac Roem e for, i ge,\u201d wer ntreal awa : pbell ; their earl Goan.< IN The pected.race n Reco place posits bank and ov- bo er.50 oaT and onsti- Ca , or sell partn E nian 2d Fda ; measur neiting i re open to att \u2018Miss FE.Mr.T° neyed y \u2018four ) = TH there 7 trac held W unt of bear and obt s -to ref in the p x, 25 ce a bo orpid all oth - pital re right er to : 4 iy 18 , wf pt reigned in cs/ \u2018At 1e men [A ings : Mi end th \"Hu i today o the wndred grou were was in fal \u201chace aring inte stain -G md thei pos- tives c.At à x.6 fo or Disord er week quired.out mana ?I 0 MR : the tr midui nd 1 iss A e fal don to |?after Lacr a.lac - ds, 40( air ay bond nterest sover ir de- Limi eale r $2.5 ered as o Mu .Onl ARS 6 a BA .ike orl wot I a Ï m o.ut noo Oss ross her e Thi y tick condi sm stat .nmer e : ted, rs o 0, rea wner st b ; sm Ju H Ro ~ SCHOOLS AD oper RU hr he ie ie Sotho | 59\" gues and so, rounds fps jour-_| lett expected but lh ed ion and [PRE \u2018ature in 1928 per ost bos = ora 5 from Fralt-ar sonable offer su this | Ii ff à Rail \u2019 .= 7 Col, Di ss E.chard me oth y a vacin e b sed : Satur qe a ange 0 ft .the e le $ 25, and h .- ae reept 2 .| BREE ON 5 2 - GES siti Fletel d Beact a few erry.In score the wi ctween wn jexciti r- ling or thei rs in t gh ther & num- y insur ast par d shoul © mo h 4181 à eb OE we ng her cher to N ch and B weekg | bee spite of 9 to.MORE parce br ting [poned.and F homes on.Wed ©.were instead e the de on 4 ald be i Ee VC bei * IH CLE A li Gous [ont os n pra of th 2.s.torn] rooke f oned, ount of on.We any of a of 3 ; posito 16 mark N ; I- Î #7; ; if UE ll IW a i Minna 5.Nise Tia Boston; eut étienily dt à ati be fig pro he vere pe cent.ier market: bole last we EW ES pri LEE .ade Ir.?J 1 with.amsay 8 Campbell J parently i ee een ere se has\u2019 \u2018gate Constables mng appear at A COOKS \u2018est.ale last ere nano S Hh A H 3 oi will \u2014 | in ! Kirk, 5 Ci P.5 accôpled pros om cho Koad ast game ad re D the reserve\u2019 Spon were po pot omen cof Ap il dv als and d HIRE.Mr.A.Ross a wncourt v was in C J.G FB Ir Hh) ! qu Mondir r.and Mrs.\u2018oronto,.5 determinations \u201cy start of rs an flows 1uietly.ut cverÿthi ire and [8 age, \u201cof cpartu own t bor.or » M pit S121 iy the turne id Mrs.T Os\" sper W minati at t of th ap- fl © res rythin rounds Qn, M \u2018Low wes: N | Mi o-da no , CG 487 1 LE 1% £.: nt as ion hei ie ows\u2014 utts E pa to rl ell, 1 \\ 1 y , of Eh .i day of A | { from 4 it Barrie 1 \u2018 taken The on to Pins opponents ei Sher- ied © of the, rapes ve ssed off fond ons Mass., re.Bila her ss Magnan, or no, of Toronto, à is ~ OPTICAL SPE mg i {ie du 4 J ° Thos.8.STAFF OF TIA 5.inst.lo Quebec, | re\u2019 ors\u2019 on\u2019 Gagnon ho of short me f Tait a {Roy ord.18t, fo r purse gro o as fol- Ri fo tn 8 riend 10 have spent Mis ation at Ii Sherbrook wll be in CIALIST, H 4 1 FUN ) ! Tod te H.Syrprenant, SHES * : timo n the dof and tl he visi they h it 1 rd » Li.Levesc of $30 -0 & askill, of at 8 in, tow pt cat s Clara P.er home 6, spol Tearned\u2019 attendan > ih iy MEY + Sg t tho nts DA.\\Prinei inthe after lefonise were two PR team.ad sony ET cl at, ue 2n o\u2014J x Bw Mi \u201cry {Kelth, Js.urday ; ; ie oft.fri Hon in Siri a spe a Warwic a Monday à Hotel in CO 3 \" at: ge y + se, Depart yvage, teu Agi Di \u201cincipal the gr ack a e broke impassit Broth icorge E BH purse $ \u2019 Font, © wh 8 - ringtiel nding h * Mi : ugust 1 sut mr HS Sp in.Co pût.Chen ON he Mo RON hi cleared beaux to and mre , Beau uard 2 30.00.\u2014A.| tow gofnety, ope ; st of h Mi eld,.M er v iss' Pe 23rd.RE, HIT AE I] dt A.D the M int int, v had.part of ed be S H nd |T for ce, 3rd.nd, Les _A.1 n Satt of » Mr.a d er iss D ass, a- Tuesd reival\u2019s on paie An } pate teacl eel jutô the nothing th the autitully.For aylor, * all rac sard.St ahd M irday Angus nd Mrs.Sund emers, , Wil ay, A s, SAWYI .Wr ERR) Tr : ment.ler\u2019 \u201cof > \u2018 id ouchin centre g to do game, Hoe For Cc.E.x Joan,\u201d e, pur St.at \"1 1 nd t , were .M ay with of Len 1 Gra \u2019 ugust 24 Ekvirt gi {0 ap ¢ Flam \u2018The La the bi of the ind w oweve Two aylor, * 1st; G $80.00.\u2014 Mr.Os, gether in 1 \u201c\"A808- friend noxvill d nd Vi th.E, ba Nat - an.- field ande r, \u2014 à mile Rh 0.Md Cc.go I.good with M ge y 8 e ay, Au ew .H on Bais: ai] i _ \u2018in fr neal hon in h red u I, | P.ile foot eumati Shan Bf ag Mis 5 spent r.\\ ; at L » spen - , ug: otel, tire D x oh of fa and ceing t me pla opes PIL.Thih race f ic Cure,\u201d e 2nd; week 188 Ja good\u2019s c Sund frs.M.ittle t| H 25th.\" BURY, A HIN: A 10 wee ang themse yers h of |il J.St.odeau, 1st, bo e,\u201d\u201d 8rd.eck \u201cend Swail, ottage ay J McK Lak otel, Wed Be Ci.oof Depart Ks .quart ES) FN 6 able t lves fri ad fo le, 3rd, Pierre, , 1st, ($1.ys, purse Johnvi in tow il, who in M ohn 0.c echni e Augu \u2018.SCOT nes- Ge to Gn ment us proue er or faction ante to score om th trouble à dote Pad oye, purse 38: 1H wville : Miss } spent a-| tl Duncan has and gust 26 stow i 5, \u2019 eee : .om hel olor ind a end Qu medals os ; Miss |G.las r th reir st an} Mr.I th.N, RL ; rotary, \u201cpe arcs quarter $3.00 from = and the ohnson almost ati covers the arndau nnie G M.R al; Dr.98 | 1 eturned e ay at rave and.M ARE: Th rhs : parti see es er or ter \u2018ough ane why will.| H race o and A.uni, 4 obita- Bracl and Mrs.Learned i ed t Mi the retur1 rs, | À MEG ursday, Har mel Js Sharh iw WE sont term \"oav ard work.e was.entitle Halt mi n the th Coutur th, s1./M ken s te.Jol 9 i 0- iss IS, seasid red à nnex, F ANTÉCI Ys bas} Gt EY Bovenient el vencess it uronthly 2.00 | For th wash s the | absolu satis- 34.00 \u2014R ile : f the 3rd ure fel 1.| Mrs.R.pent Su O mnsto in Que- L in C.I e.rom 27t] J rida Uni ; AR À .| and [PN > te i bul e bi couk e: xtrem ast\u2019 ely Î medal; ober oot™ ra half out I.§ + nda n and: Mi g het æe, ; .1 and 9 y ant % nion 481 .4.or rooms suit: I ve ; u I moo g jack P d ww ely = of the rec > 1 t G ce for mile.end w tro y in S 18S in \u2018sisté who I 284 atu Ho AF TRE ; ble rates.may \u2018be able plac 20 Va se,ora curléw, + neh t_ kee ragge game Pp, Ga 1 J.St.unn, |1st, boys R ith fr whrid , aiwye g af rin B has | oh.rday use.HE a of ., pre os 1 pcouv ny oth the bi du rooke dlava das he 150 rneau 3 Pierr : 1.00 purse obin iends- ge spe rville; ew ala arrie, een v - » - Augu Bid Bi gE .or gr eured.ut or.land, er Isla ergan ig 4 ner of pla: with t the lv play c.\u2019 rd, $1 e 2nd, 0 a a son, f in An nt the M ys in T Ont., isit- _, g st.Hal à 9 i wart at reas C fromK nd to N ne, from is he boire en ton oy eet\u201d foo | .00,| X.C t$i.50; \u201c0.few d of Eaton, gus; Mi week r.and M «Toront is spend- 413 | iF J.i apply lair flat odiack I ewfound fo! 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iploma © colt.H ay a tl PA .od.aken pl match uh ooke oka OF dizz 1 suffer ment M.0 I 1, 1909 Hors ATE a Sry sano rt, term, and Br af ter AY kite face.°C STORE | ON fi The Waterlo ae Tn and #4 y spell from | B : READY, \\7, FOR SUN A per mont eight ook, | call for.e face.ar old oN n acco aterloo el lay.w was t guid in s, ii ÿs rackach y-L .Attor _ bg Cook.i On SALB.ee verville, S.Far h, 'refer months, corge Pov same Owner thestnu feat ca unt of $ ub |imagi s postpo o | Crations the moral rest pour nendache aw to Bor ney fur P hog?of roc on \u2018 e, Que.nsworth, Sec re.ey, Belvid and.pa had |b t phone used them herbrook gines it n- | appear are irre ring; if poorly + ache orrow \"ISH - Lund IF.pe ead mt 1.ol \\ FANT ce.- Treas idere.y ex et- mess to se e fearin was are ance, d ular à the k nd arn b $7, ERB 7.pol ; thé, + den ï Lou | ; ( VERS reas.penses.R age.nd th ing d callin on and idne e Su 00 00K i | Boa mat RIERA b Laas RN | Los eplyi fearing de- Kidney, \"do mot delay, \u201cTio y se pported will ENO % Mogg hirch Frio Part Fred dein Tench ERLE T (th ng to e tele- y tr r hel ay.1 ural 2 Vy ; Si LE 3 ae evo pr | Tones AND FOUND.| |erache, oi the craliojee ion mére sorlous cn ne put \u201cfor is hing AT NO by Ratepayers Stamping KENOVELTYWORKS EU 3 IFO pn 1 Lo crm MH een domi f lor RE lox ; t of C aticook t} ten iplai ore oms WN _ : \u2019 w no5 1 gold st 24 es BLL pu 1 pte I Pa cities, PI per nue Uituenee or villag advances le 78, Re FOR 1H Hyacinth oaticook ook Ob rough doth\u201d tion bef nts.\u20181h runners of : : TO-] cod, ilky vel , alum Pr y : : 0 vi Ld ph Ter Sept.1 ase school 1T DS cord offic $300.1A rec falls 6, to wres by Fo server to De Kidne ore it is to ners of STOOI JAY THE Prize vet, el unium, MER 5 .SUN pr SAR} SAR eight st I ip T-A B 0.PPLY take ace Laroch te hort ine.ands They.ure Pills\u2019 is too uld be ) 64 T HE NV Sha Rib oth, le print- 1 iT 3 y , vag en we is i tose, Ki inonths.Salary 4 dog ROWN Fontaine | at C e accepts two o of more coy are recommen k late.O 4IN NOTE dws.B voa 1 1, leather 0 a à 1264 ce \u2018 Cuntive, : Î | = ngsey Falls, Ap- Lo \u2018n werin AND Wi j aine pl ontico s the ut of pore of \u2018an Sh omme 1dney A FAVC PJ mde À uadyes or Jkt r 2 106 À = whoo : C [ pole g heav WHITE : please ok a same of mvinc erbro nded trou- TH 0 i 0 ar reg hit A eo : À Le or T° IFT TO LET.we: M Blue.td ey Ans rs HAD AR 81e id timo Min b pa Sherbrooke! brooke.resents thous t {paticools, po BY-LAW.Rk OF nd from Tan I loges for bocioie Ë, Sd BR \u2014 le on ret nywer RIV + bro lost \u2018citizen! the esire i u 530 pla, 5: om 6,130 jr oH #5 ; roo Teh .urn s ED 1! oke er n°?statem noon to- g.23 Baturd » 14.a.BERT wd us in T, N - T \u2014\u2014\u2014 th A.TAK N BU ing cor Que, © of 92 ent witl da ~(S ; ay.pm.Er 455 ns ST NEW HOUSE R \\ re TUATIONS WANTE * Sone I parm TO fly hes ui SH a Queen cate cil to bo bylaw hone cannes Up 3 EYE ; je x Dre ah fai om wit} TED = D.Bud RES \" ing ail k andl fainting: 1 ot oper | dam rrow 81 rizi nnectic $ T LA is ata quotta J) keeper SITUA t 1dapest, 8.ions 1 inds of uinting.ral weak ore and im 7,000 ng the C om Fo T.à £ sms gb two boys \u2018 | in cou TION A J | bis| Aug.9 \u2018hy out OT reme 1 had akness, tem prov to | oun- {ing r strict] 5, .5 LS .ntry S \u2014 cil 3.y, using have dies hee stoc e tl uild\u201d g gl you es » Ha 2 Belvid Mrs.I.Hi Crnglisi TOTSE- twer ty-si y bave ta The, poli have ne Booth\u2019 dr _ found and prose try- and fou od 64 in Î 1e electric ] a \u2018new the me cs get prio-date Co } g =\u201d ! 4.Ta ore Road, larich, co] Thos arrived he Aborctists, into ice ot Fe n any or ney Pills 4 ript Very ir against.avor of the by \u201cys- spicugue \u201clent, io coma pit Lob 44-3 hog, 19 ere 't \u2026 Who; stody cûred B.rengt ready.\" chan 1 in ittle e y | vip fi and, the itivel ount .PRA Lo * g Anarchi \u2018to \u2018attenid o, Tec Ce ST Eon ened y.Th nl connecti xciten aw; nd them most con the le and 2-45 - is: the ently ed Bo ) d wo me a ey hav T ction nent at comfo ast cone Jar .{1 2 hed thei nL ng jo.by ple workmanship, buf they were cher- that will be a revelation to the pat- were at Mrs.Brown s, Libbytown, on |- Recent arrivals and d as follows 4 4 H.Hibbard; Alexander, b, MW.J.lgshed and handed down from father |rons of popular priced attractions.Tuesday : Mrs.| I.T.Brown and Mrs.clude : Mr.C, Sharman * .TOWNS} i 14 Date; Olive, Dorion & Stroud, by H.sen and from friend to friend.The opening bill to-night: will be the Breaky at Ji.Crooks on Wednes- the Harvest Msn to ln Feu Indian Co 8 4 Beattie; Lovell & Ch stmas, by R.= to say,- though cherished in proue, play, \u201cThe Lion and the day.May hey and Mrs.G Geo > a | matro, 3 In : .- ; anterbury, spent F ; 4% Scott; Hodgson Bros, by KE.E.[this manner, collectors: have had a | \u2014 : WINDSOR MILLS.Mrs.Chas.Rowen NY te Rusts | Date] 1 1 Hodgson; McCulloch & Co.iby, W.P.very hard time in locating any great | MEMORIALS Tae | Among the arrivals and departures Williq Tefebvre and Robey; a a + Sa ell.THE ru TONIC : Hibbard; Jas.Dalrymple, by R.Dal- wumber of the powderhorns used in Artisti KE only, 1 a i Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Shanks, and\u2019| Cookshire, spent Sunda ne 4 ST Mixed\u201d Gr ; .rymple; J.J.Dickey, by | Jas.E.this country, and this in spite of the | Marble.Monuments von es hire War iss Shanks, of Greenfield, Mass., at Mrs.Chas.Bown\u2019s » I Make w I oh , THE BLOOD MAKER.: | Miller.\u2019 * Sarge numbers used in the seventeenth | : RICHARD HAMBLY, their summer resitlence at Lower Wind- and Mrs.Louis Lizotie speat Lane \u201cBarley\u20141 An Invigorating everage & Nerve Tonic Butter was started t 22 cents and and lee am war the : Coaticook, Ques sbr ; Mr.J J.A.M.Rankin, Cook- days with friends in Scotstown, he Por or, 3 ran up to cents before the first n \u2014 mms |} Potatoes Made from harks and herbs ; absolu- sale was made, and the firs it sale of English and Americans carried 10,000 .inn & So tely pure and _nan-alroholie, \u2018and free 7 cheese was made at 113 cents, which Wowderhorns, it has been estimated, | from poisonous efimulast rt the ruling price f r both colored on nothing.f£ the number carried | and \u2018white \u2019 ose on Frenc e In the 3 Manufactured by .\"There were 997 packages of butter \u201cRevolutio there were, according to J H BRYANT, SHERBROOK and 261 boxes of cheese a, \u2018the\u2019 best estimate , about 10,000 Dove \" .= The foilowing, i is a mé the sales .derhorns in use \"in the American | made :\u2014 :| army \u2018without counting those on the oo 'BUTTEK.| | British side.The Buropean troops had Love & Ohfismas bonght + [1008 GRceriet Shem data ve Adams, 60 pkgs.at 23c.: Knowlton, 55 pkgs.| at 28e.equipped with them.\u201c| Olive, Dorion & Stroud bought :\u2014 A few years ago Isaac J.Greenwood | .Acme, 25 phys.at 23c.| presented to the\u2019 New York Historical Brome Val ey, 60 pkgs.at 23c, © ! \u2018society a \u2018coléction \u201cof wiiter color pic- Vale Perkiné,- 43 pkgs.at 23c, j|'\u20acures of powderhorns be\u2018 had found McCulloch & Co.bought :\u2014 | : [till fn existence.'- À \u2018Although the search was prosecuted -} Withgreat diligence, the number of pow- derhorns actually located and sketched was not much more than 400, showing how quickly the| horns have been dis- _ \u201cFor Men : Co = Bockus, 18 pkgs.at 23.| _ EE Crown, 28 pkgs.at 28c.| \u2014 Our Clothing is of the very latest \u2018makes and patterns, made by - Cowansville, 35 pkgs.at 23c.\u2026 i the best tailars in Canada, and is guaranteed to fit, wear and -keep Frelighsburg, 20 pkgs.at 23c.their shape.Come in and \u2018see them, MEN\u2019S FURNISHINGS, Griffin, 30 pkgs.at \u201cange.| | te Stanbridge Station; 35 pkgs.at 23c.- TRUNKS, VALISES, BO TS AND SHOES.| Hodgson Bros.boug bi pie Brome, 85 pkgs.at 23c.| Foster, 50 pkgs.= 23c.| Powderhorns are supposed to have \u2018J come into use almost simultaneously with the invention of gunpowder.A' way bad to be found to carry the powder and keep it dry, and men quickly found that there wasn't anything bet- Straw Hats 1d.L.VINEBERG Ps A \u2018worth $1.00 \u201cMY CLOTHIER.\u201d Linen Hats Jas.Dalrymple bought':\u2014 | Dunham Ureamery, | 40 EE at 23c.Mystic Glen, 30 pkgs.at 23c.Silver Star, 38 pkes.at 23c.To clear \u2014 156 WELLING\u2019 ON ST.| worth 50c \u2018Alexander bought : \u2014 | dorer chenper 1 A mediaeval \u2018times for - BOURQUE\u2019 S LOCK.?Maple Leaf, 39 P .at 23c.this.purpose ire the horns.of an ant a Mount Orford, 15 pkgs.tj 22c.PT _ : : up 7 = 2 500.for 16c.Bauer] Pete : 11: TE {Ç ee Remember its 156 W llisg: on st.| Si & 2 pls.\u201chag Prey were me jeral use in the six : - -\u2014 Re dar + \u2014\u2014\" FE 1°Ver © gs.at, sc.teenth century dnd were brought to E à mA; T GigE : 2++0+440207400070008 + 307979777407 \u201cCHEESE.} this country by .the first settlers.The The loading ducational, Industrial and ARCA.uo = rr ery \u2014 == A.W, \u2018Grant bought|:\u2014 oldest horn whose picture appears : io SRE sr mener .\u2014 ( Dunboro, 30 boxes, col\u2019d, dt 11jc.the collection was found near Schen Agricultural Exhibition in Eastern Gane E21 BB \u2014 rage, | pa Pinnacle, 27 boxes.shite, at} tady, N.Y, and bears the date of 1683._ ° Ww.J.ry Ï ; x It wis generally th borna of thelr § : .; = Le : \u2018 i IM East Brome, 27 boxes col\u2019 d, at 114c, ox cattle that the rmét fighters o ; ada or.Now [England States.+ ie hi ace ii VN ; Green Hill, 21 boxes col\u2019d, at 1l4c.America \u2018used.The.pes of a horn in : \u2014 ,[ : od ; Ci Borie, K 1iiuntein | Pass, 2 boxes \u2018yhite, at nowise fmpaise.ti the grefuinees of the oy i \u201c - And AII Kinds ot Knitted |\" || Miltington, 24 boxes col\u2019d, at 1c.por pm are oars the een.eer | ., Hi a - CL AS S { pe =e 22 _ Goods.WU Rapid Brook, 25 boxes col\u2019di at 114c.borne were make the \u2018obtained and | aria 1 | \u201c With the .Exhibition coming} he on Mountain, 5 boxes white, at wouldn't rust and could be carried in | : .Pepe { we _ ) \u201ceverybod wants a Sweater.1 5 nn the rain and through streams without - eo | + gar Bec +, Et save money buy direct from th hi Mountain, 11 boxes.col d, at the powder in them ghtting wet.; sr Reynolds.3 | _ magufacturer.Dont buy it fro McCulloch & Co.hought i\u2014 \u201cThey were alwayy worn under the | 1 1 5) oA gi the a mii.with \u20ac rete \u2018Glen Sutton, 35 boxes at Hie left arm by a strap that went over the =, \u201c=f mo Là : r our! os Tor à better qualit Jas.Alexander bought :\u2014 right shoulder, the curve in the horn _ ;\u2018 1 Son.omar po ond © perfect fitting.W oF mak Kearns Corner,: 17 hoxes white, at conforming to the shape of the body -\u2014 % Percy Rh Ch | them any size and any style of H 7 lfc.Sid iy and serving to keep it out of the way = TOWNS ir ; 4-ply English.worsted yarn, hanc ; ake Side, 18 | boxes hite, at of the wearer.There was a stopple in Indian Co Four : frame machinery, 11 7-16c, ; , | the small end, and without being un- Teel, 37.1 Prat j Also, Stockings, Petticoats UNSOLD BUTTER : slung the powder could be poured into .Oate\u20141 Rt pi ! |.Tuques, Sashes and Mitts, anc Adamsville, ole pigs.| the right band and thence into the gun.\u2014\u2014 - 8H.A Til Foi \u2014 ; \u2014 all kinds of knit goods.Hoorn, 128 Peo Boiled, scraped, and cleaned and col- \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 PC, M.Powe J E _\u2014 \"dites Re Stenbridge Fast.ET pkgs ored with an orange or yellow dye, eee : pained Gra ; © in a i ol : .: gd - 3G ; \u201c fall millinery supplies.West Shefford, 100 pkgs.| which was the way most of the pow.Massed Bands o of Music Cs Berio or i | | roses were prepare, they lent ; E B.A Mart w \u2018 ves more readily ornamenta- - ro - ; ¥ xz BA .Ea 4 she brooke Knitting Work SHERBROOKE | AIRY oom.tion by the owner than did any other ( : Grand Parade of Stock! ! wo ' so 9 Totton ca | = 0 WELLINGTON ST.| part of his equipment, and it is this 20; oo | m8 , Teel.10 44 JL = ; eit immer : sin BUTTER\" SOLD A HICH 46 2237.-\u2014 fact which has made them particularly an a 5.57 _ Meadows CA mes _ 4 CHEESE 1 interesting as historical relics.Admir- Suen rm | & Son, i = Th E 15.ing friends in the days when powder: qu ; IER orse how In ont ol Grad ÿ ; - ter &- Son.dh seesteseteestistisiteteittint (ais Beare at be Str horns Soe In general J tastead of RT TRES I pend ! 47 g to the dbsence of presen à bero with an engrav : \u2014 \u2014 ee \u2014 | B » ve À SLR .or * ook.C4 NEW SHERBROOKE CLOTHINGSTOR Mr.Royer, Mr.ai E.Channell rte sword gave him a finely decorated Joe 1 Fodder Co A.|as salesman.Th following, i a powdeghorn.\"Leggett &' EL | summary of the shlés : : [Sometimes the ors were rade to - Il _ Dr.Pickel.; 43 | - Messrs.Hodgson Bros.bought : order an graving done by pro- #* - _Rutabage \u2019 Lid .| Hatley Centre, BO boxes at, 22%c.fessionals.Many of these horns were ; , | Watson Bro EY | ic.beautifully colored, the most popular 4 © J.Bryd dE \u2014 / North Hatley, 25 boxes at, 22%c.\u2019 1?, - PFE ryden.+ HER \u2018| Messrs.Lovell & Christmas b ught : shade being a sort of orange tint.8 EVENTS.: Depo i] pXençoid Ay Sawyerville, 36 boxes at 22ïc.erhaps the most remarkable exam- x | | DC y r an ples of the engraving are to be seen - - \u2014 emer a Jos.Lee & on the geographical horns whose pic- ssi | BUTTER MAKING COMPETITION | = tion.These g phical took | ; | Buck, 2H.| Hatley, 40 boxes at.22äc, y Gould, 31 boxes at 22§c, | [James Alexander ought: | arin 6 le |.It: \u201c Lime for you.if you desire to.buy a Fine Suit at a great ret | Kinnear\u2019s Mills, 20 boxes at 224c.| En duetibn.Don't miss your last chance.| | Dudswell, 25 b xes at 22tc : the place of pocket maps for the early |G.Teel.hy : Onr big sale of Boots and Shoes still goin on.- | Sand Hill was e only factory to ploneers.They were the work of pro- : : à Gentleman ied - x ur big su going | board cheese.They boärded 35 boxes, fessional engravers in places ike New 100 Re 1) | Cotton, 2 .dnd | Cut prices on every line without any exception, Te | which were sold - Messrs.Jas.Alex- York and Boston, T | * PARISHES ir | Got realy for the Fair.1 : | mast & Co.for |1l{c.Some of the horns in the collection .ro : 1 Erie] pvp MILE FOOT RACE.=F : _ -J, M NAULT, 17 King Street.Wholesale and Retail; 10 DAY MAX the old trafls and waterways.One of Guy, 3 T.RE \u2018 - MIT PRICES the best of these bears the date of - = : orbasgor- | pen s00ss0ss0a7700777777 FIIIIIINIIIINIIIIIY | 1767 and shows New York with its |\u201c eal SES Gi C= = > rame | QUOTATIONS.F RNISHE harbor filled with ships and New York I 2 Ab Ra | ED BY FW.- .| ington: JE À et | EAST ANGUS to spend a couple of weeks with] her | \\ WHITE, BROKE state as far as Lake Champlain and ss pecial Evening Attra ctions: | a wel Gr SER \"whe Ladies\u2019 Guild was very plens- mother, Mrs, Woodrow.i R._jontarlo.The Hudson valley, with its.9 +B.Strait.he ie Ladi | The Ladies\u2018 Guild of Christ Church .NEW YO RK MARKET.settlements, appears on most of the NELSON $ FLYING BALLET tb GRAND MILITARY SPECTACULAR FAN Barley\u20141 {ch antly entertained on Wednesday, AUB.\u2018will hold an ice cream social in \u2018the Amalgamated | Copper 8 ~ geographical horns discevered.One Harvey, 3.Lo 18th.afternoon by Mrs! 0.Woodrow, church lawn Thursday afternoon |and Amorican Sugar Le \u2026\u2026: 1808 1501] horn shows the country between Eliz- ct Potatoes he ot! Westbury, \u2018evening.i d Atchison Satin Sa 1193 118 abethtown and Pittsburg, each little = \u2014 Cy gave, 3 #0 Lx rrivals and departures: the Missés \u2019 ; $ Ref Co.1004 99 gettiement being carefully noted ; [\" : ymingtor.IER Dyer A rer Cooper are visi | WA TERVILLE.; Anaconda Luz] rie on fs 4 settle ent b ing « refais noted.Dae MESSRS.M.L.TINDALL & CO.of the Lennoxville I \u2019onltry Farut wil a hen ph ng friends in Marbleton; Mrs.K.Arrivals aid departures: Miss |Lil- Brooklyn Rapid Transfer |.8 791 pose, supplying the traveler with a the poultry during Exhibition gn the well\u2019 known \u201c Scratching Feed,\u201d prepared i Beit i x ci ae ts ! ; - Bo ay ho Ser, Cole, \"South al ù me Tron Co ee KI 8 ee or 1S 157; map and carrying his powder for him.C.J.Daniels Milling Co.Ltd., |of Toronto, for which they are sole Fastern Townshipe Peesomery 2 Thé Dudswell on Thursday; Mr.and Mrs.friends in Watdrville; Master Ivan pol Es pron or ok 1531 Ope of the best specimens in the col- Agents.\u2014 i | 3 C.F.and Ach Howard Thompson, of Orford, calling | Heath Jeft on Tuesday to spend afew Brie wo.oo [.003g\" * gg lection shows Havana, as well as the : : - \u2014 KT = er .Fodder A on | friends in town recently; Miss days with his aunt, Mrs.Chas.Fujter, ouisvilio & Nashyiiio vo 1564 1543 tall from Albany to Oswego.1t is ' , M farvey, JR tps À .Kennedy, of Michigan, and her sister, |at \u201c\u2018Camp Weltome,\u201d Magog Lbke*| Minn So.bau) & Boo 107,144 14g) believed to have been owned by a sol- GRAND STAND Reserved Seat Tickets will be on sale at J.A.Wicgett & ( (\u2018os Store | TR : tL Th : Mrs.William Ridäie, and Master Miss Grace Adams, who has been vis, Missouri Pacific.porns 783\" 73; dier fn the English army which cap- [ fe : : utabagre TRES FT oo Watson, were visiting \u201crelatives in iting friends There the past three New York Central vs mere 142 141} tured the Cuban city and who later on or after Wednesday, August : 25th\u2014or from the\u2019 Sec rot ary.temore He Ei wub Sawyerville over Sunday: Mr.W.How- weeks.| returned | to, her home in Mont- Northern Pacifé + pre nee rn.1574 156} served in the colonies., .\u2014 xo ango ho iy Fi den, of Sherhrooke, was in town Sat- |real ! ST Sunday.® Rock Toland |.de he 104 \u201cner \u201cy i ¥ | Ca Kfar foie ti ay urday on business; Mrs.Clifford Wii- 1 ni hel A ; cading vs.\u2026 - - A Eel : * aarrots\u2014 BE.ek 2045 - son and two chlidren have returned to drama! \u201cThe Road of Teste\" Yon the Rock Island Pret 12 TT 1774 Mat ba \u20ac hi Cheap Rates and Excursions.|) all Railways.General Admission io Gronts?ugar Bo FH TR 4; .Sherbrooke after spending a couple in the [town hall Frida : I Southern Pacific |.Seer denne aaa 138$ e bay while the sun shines, and \u2018rans, 3 ( Qi; 1 \u2014 oi he int her had, foe | oe Le Petey sein | See Seay To i vo sendy a Carriages 2c Peer gr CA ES Greham; Mrs.King Büch\u2019and Miss L.Club House ny evenin hrs (© Ë S.Steel 1 [7 ee Tz 2064 2074 beight as when you are young.Cla .5 +.Vos maine cd i Johnston to Cooksbire Friday on y g- oS.Steel Pfd 2 1.121984 1247 Peat Aloohol.ny 1 For Further Tnformation, Pro t ly t TR G ou Pa jusiness, Miss Hill, ef Montreaf, the N | rammes, etc.a ) 0, .1B uth Ti guest of Mrs, R.Hooper, Cookshire NOTIGE\u2014GRUELTY mini ne REAL MARKET Ly Alcohol is obtained from peat by\u2019 J.A.COCIIR ANE President.8 > PI y 187 Vi rie To PARIS SHE= ; A 1 etrdet; Mr kB H.Pope, of Cookshire, Any \u2018persons , witnessing) acts of Detroit Railway [IST a 45 treating the fiber with sulphuric acid: \u2018 v 7 } WM.MOR: I ice a.Indian A | n gue 8.Ww - | | IT ' \u2018 .- B 5 i day: Mrs, Brown.and Mrs.\u201cKing.of cruelty to animals, please | report at Tilimois Pa ne tee! La, \u2018pda À ton of dry peat yields forty hres IL, E CHANNELL, Secretary.- _ pi - (Con œ J! , ) s à eto \"| Montreal.Po ov IIe hes - 7 - A | on Ms Er en MT 8 P, 6La.Mepnorpn.| 10 & EE l4dt 1441) Rallons of pure spirit at one-fourth of \u2014\u20142e | | 1 > = .* wi, Ho real, 'Phone $34.Ch eft ni R.I of the Woods Foul.u.k28 128 the cost of potato alcohol ob, weausmiid | .- po | fl 0 N : : 5 J, , ) : .| + .\u2014 { Hag UE ag\" | - _ Pa | \"1 L 11 Ni | _ ; .- ; i 2 [Co va \u2014\u2014\u2014 "]