Sherbrooke daily record, 9 mai 1910, lundi 9 mai 1910

[" are me \"x E 11: dded.scle- - RE ¥ sr 1.Both pg al AR Sty aad dr = Established 1897.| {NG GEORGE, THE FIFTH, 15 PROCLAINED \u201c IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY TOOK PLACE IN LONDON fing Edward's Funeral Will Take Place on Friday, May 20th.| gré GEORGE TO THE PRIVY COUNCILIFIFTFEN |.peclares That He Will Follow in the Footsteps of His Father and Will pho the Constitution-~King Edward's Tomb Will be at Windsor.0000000000000000000000 KING'S FUNSRAL ON FRIDAY, ~ .- x a \u2018 = Justice Hutchinson and Demers w(re|epr figor space than ane have à Eteat.i ° I .; : \\ AAAAAAAAAAA : on the bench., ness College in Cangas 00s Boni, * MU pe) Early Morning Specials ; : ) i , ; , , Mr.H.R.Fraser, K.C., in the ab- | ronto, and we can als east of To ill he SEV w | ÇÛÂ : ne no sence of the batonnier and syndic, assert that our equip 0.confidently ond hor Salo es 8 to 19 2.m.To-Morrow MORE LOW PRIGES TO-MORROW said that he had been asked to Dre-|to none.Vhment 4 coed oo CA \u2014 bs at Poe / ANC sent to the Court a resolution passed Our graduates gy SC, KENNETH No telephone orders accepted for these oo ™ .Co 34 by the Bar in connection with the 1r- the positions that ccesd.They kp - Sole Agents.Specialy.(\u2018ome yourself or send.FURNISHINGS : ans reparable loss which Great Britain! them.We bave placed secure tx : .LADIES\u2019 KIMONOS\u2014 0 ; OF LADIES\u2019 COATS, SUITS.\u2018 LÂDIES' COSTUMES\u201d had suffered in the death of bis 1ate dred in positions\u2019 gine pair à hs prpooco00 - Made of fancy lawn, La : bi Now f ther \"AND SKIRTS = © All offered at a \u201cdiscount off Gracious Majesty, King le tu ex and expect to place twice na _RECC Value 85c., 93c st weeks sale was a big success, \u2014INOW IOr ano 1\u20ac © + at prices that mean a big sav- each suit, $92 50 did not feel that he was .able to ex- more before next summ any °.; À 8 to 10 am.SINE \u2019 - : \u2018 ing.A grand opportunity.To-morrow .wi.\u201cPme pressithe views of the members of be very glad t er.We vil -0 LS Big Daÿe = LADIES\u2019 SKIRTS\u2014 ie the Bar and of the District in con- | trated tal o send our ney .«\u2014 EASTERN T HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA\u2014 | H\u2014 LADIES\u2019 FAWN COATS, $5.00, All offered at a discount off nection with the death of the.King ; ; Savaogue to anyone addres, o EV £50700 Rm.95 TA tra 65 Tine To HY Ee tte, TORO Correct spring length, material Tomorrow $1 the loss was not\u2019 only national, but | 8 % card to B 1 Saoccoeu' 0 .AT.; > 0 ra ' 65c.ne, 3 .0 (8.> : \\ = : chi .\u2018 oO- savsaé \u2018 nevonstes sevens - =, : .ru - ./ a IC To-morrow, ger yard .H0e 50c.quality CLIN, C ds 2 hipeorq $005\" cloth, $= 20 PER CENT: OFF ALL OTHER | world wide.On such occasians \u2018asimpe Boyd Sade Sp ra ; ® ANVILLE \u2014 BUSTER BROWN BELTS8\u2014 UNION CARPETS\u2014 TAPESTRY RUG\u2014 \u2019 TO-MOITOW ives vrsacerssres \u2026 D COATS AND WATERPROOFS.- this it was customary.to ask for un Business College Sharan a D station, {new .Value 25c., 5007 15e 36 in.wide, .nice patterns, 24 yds.and 8 yds., ; + 2 adjournment and they thought it = \u2019 brooks, Que.Ie ee EE - 8 to 10 B.m, cient reversible, 83c.line - 9206 Value $5.95, , $4950 : AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY AAAAARAAAAAMANAALY would be unwise to adjourn or the |- SAWYERVILE ILLE.AR eta wolcoi _ - o-morrow vos eee vcssuenss se JOT, lee jeseres ens ees ervesdiriees Ae .- ; : - } same length oO ime as when ueen .J | .\u2014 HANDÉRROHIEPS.Te ; \u20ac BRASS STAIR BUTTONS\u2014 \"BRASS EXTENSION.RODS\u2014 PY, WARY Victoria died.The Bar of Montreal, al\u2019 Denn Manet Partures : Revie NRANBY \u2014 WIN Value 6c.8to10 am.PRa Usual 25c.18¢ Special | 5e 2 and the Legislature bad adjourned too \"ue Spe ath © Cookabiry, in G Lynen, Prop.8, for vanseremes cvovorsee bosessned Per dozen for .ri at iin a vaute ; vous feo _ NET WAISTS until that day and he asked on be- Taylor and Mr John Cont: Mr, KX : SRANBY.T1 - CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY\u2014 UNION CARPETS, REVERSIBLE, WHITE CURTAIN RODS brackets.L A ; - half of the Bar that the Court be ad- spending a few weeks on pee - G away froin, bu Value 25c.yarG, LC Size Reg.price.To-morrow.special 19 na LC = no Ti ! _journed until to-morrow.Mr.V.Bartholomew, of Gop o BW EY HY! 8 to 10 amy wii Goud CR 9x9.$4.75 $3.60 TO-MOITOW L.\u2026.v.ce arenes \u2026 12%¢ Li + To-M Mr.L.C.Belanger, K.C., seconded town with friends on Satur i ; Low wanageu \u2014 HAIR PINS\u2014 ' 9 x 104 ft.$5.50 $120 STAIR PADS\u2014 : Upwards of twenty o-Marrow .the motion made by Mr.Fraser, and| G, Paulsen from epen din daÿ ; Mn, Hey rrels, value Be.3 9 x 12 ft.$6.25 $480 > 1.00 dozen ma dozen all new, fresh\u201d | | in doing so referred to the excellent ; E à few dan \u201cPF AGOG \u2014 UNI In ba ¢ B 3c 1034 x 12 ft.$7 25 $5.60 Usual $ 0 \u2019 4 S5e - © | .f Vr.with her brother in East, Angus : M ed newly 8 to 10 Qe DD.suvosoucsocveete sa Ÿ \u201c \u2018 12x 12 ft., 8.50 30.40 .To-morrow vases mousse srrees ; ?and crisp from the \u20ac Ho efen pd to the visit of the His Miss Harper, of South Dudsteli the ot Buciletes I \u2019 : .12x15 ft, 10.00.a - ; ° : .Ny | ; reie ; uést of Mr.and Mrs, Ÿ, 1 ! ei BAFETY PINS- orted on a card, 3e .JUTE SQUARES: x STEP LADDERS, Saturday Sale.2.1 when he came to Canada and said lomew » Miss Jessie hd J Barth.T BUSINE 8 to 10 A.D, secre gocces one g Size.: Reg.price.To-morrow 3 TO-MORROW, 98c.$1.35 and $1.25, .rE.À | that he wou be snown in history from spending some time in Outer 09 FLORIDA § Laruans : $ 12215 rt.a 20.05 $i \"Five steps high, for ue test vu 980 FS a?$2.95 a Hutchinson, in reply, Mr.de Crom\u201d on cle .> FLD.Big 50c.bottle, 436 * ae or SQUARES\u2014 \u201c0 ' wide top step and $1.00 and soe Por Rich Net Wairts, silk said that a great momentous event| guest of Mrs.Ww.8.Magn i \"22 AWRENCE,-.8to 10 a.04 \u2026= === Co maton.these prices for new pail race, pes \u201820e and 75e for ry smart new style \u2018| had takén place that not only affect-| and Mrs.R.Evans from\u2019 visiting ro.iL Advocates, à Fra = Brussels Squares ?: made.Yaiue : \u2014in Mac \u201cru, as- \u2018| ed the people of this Province but of atives in Bishop's 1 > .L, AD STRAW CUFF 100.pair, Ge Chalice Patterns, Good.Quality: To-morrow (Qa Trees esses ener ble sorted sizes.\u201c| the VdIE country, and the whole em-| The funeral Pa Cane.Albt oo J.au Street, 8 to 10 a.M.0 mana ori x ont, Reg.$12.00 9.75 py» for.oe | \u2018 \u2018pire through the fact that they had Farnsworth was held in the Metho- + (TE, WELL, , 74 ft.; 4.11.90 TRS.Da pr os eir king, after a short reign of dist Church pm.: \u2019 lt LAUIER 8 en hilt ' Hi ror oo Le 50 12.90 CARREY king ES NAZARETH WAISTS, & little over nine years.During that The service ay conducted qe Advocates, > Value 80c.pair, 25e 9 ft.x 12 ft., 29.00 18-20 fOr L.ucccceus erin a fen TO-MORROW, - 22c.| short space of time he gained thel Mr.Lough, assisted by Revs.Moan, - FTOSHPH RON _ 8 to 10 Am.\u2026u.2 éovu.\u2019 118 ft.x 12 ft; à EEE os LACE CURTAINS for boys or girls.hearts of the people of this Empire, Hastie and Elliott.It wag very an + &c., Lake 2 ë .ET 4 , Sizes 3 to 18 yrs.| and the respect of the other nations| gely attended mani - ING INS be a.BAIR vase 15\u20ac 4 i g ë TO-MORROW, PER All sizes, same price.of the world.He was a man of good being present.y from a distance a ! ENGI 8 to 10 @.107 .\u2026.v.00vves H = E PAIR.98c.for Ror we 290 judgment, and \u2019 his thorough know- _ ft .- G |, ADDIF, TRE ; 4 .see see vuc0ke ; - .° CRETON\u2014 ledge of the constitution, and as a Office, 81 : Value 12c:, - in 8°to 10 a.M.za és rs 8 C CURTAIN STRETCHERS: AT $1.15 Best dollar and a Accommodates any size curtain, quarter value in | mistakes were made they were more Ce RMAND + folds.up compactly when not inuse.the city, new pat- fe ON PRES LISH - in matters of taste than in contra- Deaths Reported, JA brooke, 1 WHITE TAPE Often sold at ¥1.75, a _ vention of the constitution.He had a , Hochelag: ns \\ 12 skeins in a bundle: To-morrow.1 1 [J terns, good To-morrow 12% Par LA skins ir J To morrow ies $.Le To-morrow\u2019 for @ .& | thorough Jnowledge of European po-|- \u201cQ OUGLAS M.B to 10 BM: mee vovves Erreurs Ge TEL >» Po Value 15c.and 14c,| litices, and perhaps no ruler of the \"aR N M Quebec Lun ° £5 > \u201c =o FLOOR OILCLOTH~ = for.ee ro rz) | RB yard.\u2018| day has had the same knowledge, and | MRS.MUNROE, ra COMPTON, divisions and su: WIRB Special line, - = 256 ; ADES- : À Special Sale BLACR.FEATHER BOAS\u2014 = .that knowledge he used in obtaining omplon, May & \u2014Spectat).Pa \u2019 A.MEAD}: ; per yard .# save prrecéetre ce BOF WINDOW SHADES\u2014 \u2018al .: Oa By ed / 60 in.long, value\u2019 $2.90 ; | Ç leath occurred here early Susday : S 4 ' B { OOR OILCLOTHS\u2014 L 4 Dark, light or medium green, & no involving upwards of two thou- To-morrow : -* » $2.95 international peace.As Mr.Belanger - ning of Mrs.Muar bo a Cook, Bell 'l PICTUR FLOOR oa Wie beige colors, on good roller.Ho sand yards' ol, reliable qualitied srrae seers seein had stated he would go down in hig-| MOrNINE 0 : oe, ar, \" | TTY POST CARD LF HO iene fri ringing 8 around at 40c., 34e | that are fully recomuiended by the % « tory as the Peacemaker.His death |\u2018or many years.has been one ol - Yo SNELL in i \"1; \"9 and 34 y 5.wide.T'O\u201cMOTIOW Lies a0vo0e oud juacesau se ; \" firm, .IE RA Grocery Section \u201cwill be regretted by\" the people all Compton's most highly respected cit: iT D.KENNT RACK 8 ) \u2018Ç AAA At 39c, a yard AB | over the Bmpire.He would say that [ens.The news of her pausine 200 a ance agent .| ; ; ; ., .; ° Q p 2 .RY a: ; + ; a e a8 a shoc elatives a .- British, T'amoline, Japanese, Taf- ge .}|:the resolution (wionld he: concurred in am tober a v Value 186, | £ PANAAAAAAAAAS AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYS feta and Spotted Silk Mull.Colors Be eee rom Ml by the Court.It would perhaps not friends, for although she had bes \u201cKA 8-7 DHE 8 to Ve - oo .M 0 | Include black, | pphiter Ses pêrd TT =4 the people appreciate\u2018| be advisable to close the Court: for ;omewhet indisposed the past wes, .114,0 brouke, a jou TA ; : \u2018all the desirable shades.Will ~ our .d in t Ji rriod at \u201ca .b \u201cand Cg - : 10 83 m.iw.N Dress and Costume aterials.offered under 5c.yard, 0, ay Those ange In this line.!] any longer period at thie time of the she\u2019 was able to bs up-and srowi, J 3 1 ; .; LT OMBOTTOW Lu.ze verve OX rem a prices lor | o I 4, ee 8 ont Be % © [and on Saturday afternodn was § Wa ea LADIES\u2019 BACK COMBS- , ee Le \" 5 \u20ac At 59 va.d Las Sa Her Juétite mers followed and |the village.) - YNDMAN & glue de seracsespedgu Oc À Costume Stuffs To os a yar DAIRY BUTTER\u2014(From Compton)\u2014 spoke of the late King in terms of| The deceased was in her: Bl +.#1 Bun Life B Me meer eee ee Dress Stuffs, - \u2019 Our celebratéd high finish French \u2018Ç One [hundred pounds choice dairy but- praise.: © [year and leaves to mourn ber km FER T.O° OA : JT : ilk\u2019 in ite, er taken , .CL ; LT, O.70c¢ ' Coren and a the destrable Sade On sale to-morrow, per.pound.\u2026.« ma +- \u2014 Messrs.Wm, and Prien Y À D Yet, Genest 48c.: Thoradontair 206 10 DOG MAGCT SOUVE.ul OLPITS TRIBUTE | |one deuphter, Mrs.Cul, 88 _ ; : vi.oC ~ This soup is put up in dry, evaporafed| .3 , .au x .; [ ER ER a Une VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA form Add a\u201d phat UP In ar and boil for | TO EDWARD VII, The funeral will be held.from .AR, Fon: Big selection of plain stuff for à Spring or Lu = 20 minutes and you have a delicious - (Continued from Page 1.) | late residence,~on' Tuesday, at AJ A Brack Siaticon, m4 Late and Fancies, all 48 in.Summer - Suit.Double AAAAAAAAAAAAAANAARAAAA Soup for dinner, bc.per package\u2014enough .; ' .p.m.20 ; on commission.| FIRE COAT HANGRRES \u2026 $ wide, 65e.and 60c.: Jiden, 4 all colors.Tle Po for three.- pouching remarks, referred fo the \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 oom Each 0 4.2 DA Tues, oO Ue FANCY GAUZE GRANULATED SUGAR 08s the world had sustained through |- % - Al Bach .coer sessions Goll 3'¢ : To-morrow.\u2026.soe 48¢ 4, F'oauorrow \u2026 \u2026 ' ,Ç , 4 Twenty barrels ready for to-morrow.|the death of King Edward.The life Catspaw Rubber Heèls VW our VAMPHOR\u2014 A ; : mme | B NS 19 POUNDS FOR_.ue verres ee.$1.00 of His late Majesty had been exem- the \u201conly Rubber sod ar \u2014 La Wollingt on FREY 13 STRIPE RIBBONS.corre e vorres eC am digi god mercy 52, 02, ong Tu fom Bd 350\u201d ; D, 13 Î k L $ 1 nother lot, fresh roasted and ground À - .: 8 squares f0F Gui ine C B ac ustre a e.3 in.wide, canary, blue or from the mill, the regular 40c,.fae, : jects.4 sbpropriate anthems were does the trick ; they won't ip CT em PHYSICIA ; _ D Ç idth, Engli facture.Val 156 o-MOrrow, \u2018 rendered by the choir.oemen.- ° = R.Wr A4 HA OLIVE OIL\u2014 .: All fast, \u2018unchangeable blacks, regular.double width, English manu , green colors.alue .>, à A ; \u2018 \u201c Vulue 320c: Hottle, 15e 250.line fOF ee vevesenerere mosceees SSR ROPE re rêves ene es \" TO To-morrow, 1 per pound sensseses aascastre sacsessnnres 30c A KING OF SOUND JUDGMENT - - \u2014 D' to the bi i 8 to 10 a.m.oc.wei À se.line for \u2026 savsrcues asses I a ROC per yard .wo.ins in PURE GOLD JELLY POWDER\u2014 trom | AND BROAD VIEWS, .St i Î f Sale © fern Ave.Sheth ; ! .\" sosvvocco wrestesss revesscusues : Kesraserasse \u2018 ; = , y \u2019 4 CHILDREN'S SILK WINDSOR TIES\u2014 .70e.lime for Les v+000e t aerrcucnancTenes rrr oni ves eee rT a 6 c the factory.als avons PU J direst from ror: Orther Tiette, at St.Pat- a 101 0 : 8-4}, and 1-4 |.oo Bo 10a my si osseuse C $1.line for.a A AAA Pee for 0 OrTOW 15¢ \u201cWith deep regret have you and H D ht Stall fon 5 ?\u2018 M Be ° Fe mavcssoanssees AAA 6 - + .vo.« contsbs00000000000000000 ; ; Kye Kur INC Fv a all loyal subjects throughout th eavy rang ! - ete Hospit ; NEAR MLE LINING - : AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 3 AAASAAAAAAAAAAANAANNY 1 STRY FLOUR\u2014 | 08 e _ CC Kiepital ai All colors, INAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARASAAA ¢ \u2018 - APARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Our special pastry flour in 25 pound Empire heard of the sudden demise years old, weight 1650 Ibs, : In Pichwond, Value 25¢.yard, - 19¢ 1 Fi & F olia es .FEES M cotton bags.A new supply just received.of His Majesty, the late King, It | Le + oo ia hettord M B10 10 8.M, enrinrsäont RATS - | owers g Telephone Orders To-morrow, S()c seems but as yesterday that the ac- good individual, Price 7] ord | : ° ! : ° raucemcontse hosesconeues nooss0 pannes > } [0 A j .x FLESH BRUSHES\u2014 See the fine, Straw shapes we offer \\alues up\u2018to boôc.= : 8 \u2018 cession to the throne of England of r ble 2 I.Os ET Value 5c., 36 \u2014values FL to ¥2, es PR ro 15¢ 3 Should the weather prevent VANILLA EXTRACT\u2014 a monarch beloved .by all for his easonabie, 0 Res, Vig rtuar - 8 to 10 &.T0, suirioont cest, UU \u20ac * To-morrow at .eer oe or?0 eee you from coming out to- sare Pound bottles, usually sold 2 eminent qualities of mind and heart M R O'DONN we IK .: i to 00 A in the full enjoyment of phystei o Abe Bs WILI1A 2 OHAIR BOOT LACES\u2014 ons morrow, we advise you VO-MOTFOW ins vue doe] joy of physical and - A.v M Value 8c.pair, - on Duchesse Millinery Ribbo \u2018 try our telephone system.o-mor ow .os nosconsuree + ! intellectual vigor, giving promise of E t Sh erbrooka + paMentreal 8 to 10 a.m,, 8 prs; lot bia \u2018Just the ribbon for trimming these above shapes, 6 in, wide, atin Orders taken \u2018for advertised OLIVES\u2014 = a long reign, was hailed with en- - - 824 by appointu PERI LUSTA\u2014 ) © § Face, silk back.Value 85c.yard.~~ .o déve > vi goods EXCEPT the Early $i tw of Quen, Olives\u2014the size that thusiasm, and lighted the _ gloom ee pee = \u201cne Value ie skefn, |.° 5 % To-morrow .rien aes dass es resend edhe : | Morning Specials.Tomorrow or 20 Ps _ | which hung over the nation, because- il! iN DARA ç 0 \"ans g PENSE EE PAPA : : e OI one who had reigned: WEAK KI : , Yuician to H 8 for sescomsusoucaou Unaseried [grr] C + ER bai ' ° SoA 7 \u2018 me \u201c ! \u2019 TEA\u2014 80 lon a d 11 - \u2014 - 9 nN \u2019 \u2019 ° Our \"Special Black J g and so well.It was\u201d un- CC A 7 = ' FLANNELETTE\u2014 | Sweater Coats $1.98 Children\u2019s Sweater Coats + Girls\u2019 | Qup in one-half pound packets Usha; doubtedly the fondest wish of all WEAK BODIES.4 L.G.BA \u201cPlain, white, pink or blue, -9\u20ac , Very pretty little Coat Sweaters; .grey '40c.pound, 33 his subjects that, more especially at co ; 8 to 10 @.M4; Louvovies wacssesesde ; A comfortable garment for Rr ite of color, with red trimming for children : To-morrow FR C the present time, His Majesty Ed- - = sp ong coat style, \u2019 s \u201cfor 's, g ight, dur- - : .7 | - \u2019 \u2018 mom x - PIRI ary, Ali ailes, 82.50 $1.98 Mile quanity.Value $155, $115.81-10.PRESERVED GINGER\u2014 ford the Seventh, the Deacemaker, Kianey Disease Causes Halls [ Bret uo tas in Jumbo bottles, value fOr .e weer cree ones ee .a TO \u2019 = resses (Crosse & Blackwell make.) - the man of sound, practical judg- aney a lis of - > M the Sherbroul Often sold -80c., 20e WHITE SHEETS whe tomo annee ssvevsses seserenere 0 95e por ickered pots, value .40c.He ment, the man of broad views and Common Aches and | Hospital, rbroo t Se.mavact Gasecas * byw Pl $y Ot.TEE TS (torrasarense pennies OL, 'O-mMorrow s\u2026.Cesare veers veer ase - ! i ° : f | o a.m ; = : Good quality cotton, 24 yds.long by .ai 6 t 1X lofty ideals, should be spared to stem Sherbrooke People | pita pen Of cons OLEANED AND SEEDED 2 yards wide, all ready to use.= izes Porcale\u201d Pure Cream Tartar 850.| 27, the tide of the rising flood of per- : ans à chais, ¥ Sept Sunday.A+ CALIFORNIA RAISINS\u2014 , yalue 856, LL es (De veu br e Baker's Chocolate, - 2be.20c, NIcloUs principles, subversive.of uni- As one little link weakest Ss body a Sherbrooke, Que .ah De.\u2019 = 7,2 OTFROTTOW oder weer and Chambray.k Baker 8 Cocoa.80c.22c.versal peace; should be spared to [ peak kidneys He reaking-down.\u2014\u2014\u2014 3 packets for .QC LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 11c.To introduce, Yaw Corrants, © 10cp£g 8 for 250, Wield the weight of his mighty influ.\u201c\u201cOverwark, strains, cold und 0 rd Ing : - : Fine even thread, free lrom dressing, this new line we New Mince Meat ave.\" ë- 3 une ence, in the fostering of good will vs injure the kidneys and when hago) Sop yBORDEN'S CONDENSED cL full yard wide.The kind you generally offer $1-10 and pink Salmon, special 3 for 25¢ among the rulers of the nations of tivity 14 lessened the whole bo oe ar 3a, > «CH ma , pa c.for, LLC $1.20 values, To- Frosting Sugar 9c.lb.2 lbs.15c.th ; from the excess of uric & C \u2018 ¢ Value 15c., Abn TOMOrTOW eee en » seers i To Pure Ginger 80c, = * 200.e earth.But the decrees of the culated in the blood.pu.- , B to 10 amy wn, wn .12 Cc LADIES\u2019 COTTON HOSK\u2014 morrow f Pure White Pepper 40c 30c | Eternal One are beyond the concep- Aches and puins and langow wo oe \\ 3 T \u2018 HAM : Fine quality, \u201cPen- A 7 Jviported Macroni 124c.9c.pkt |.tion and influence of the finite mind, nury ills come und there ib Sl (Tod ONC 36 POTTED lue -124¢.ti ; pan\u201d fashioned hose, NA Imported Vermecelle 124c, Yc.pkt and in His own good day, to the \u201cusing tendency towards js no rs! LA \u2018 gle A ic.ny, 1 19e with no seams to hurt \\ Corn Syrup in cans 15c.124c¢ Lin king and t th t \u2019 2 fatal Bright's disease.T e kidner wie: x 4C $ ALL y .+ ALL DAY 0007 &.,.9 DAY Lt, beearecaan re preniaenss 3Le +++.= t%++% + +%+ 2 +» + > LAWN MOWERS * 4 nd : Lawn Mowers sharpecd 8 *» ue 5, .to return to her.\u201d Accept her .Wanted àt Fast Angus, Carpontäe, invitation; she will pay you 33 Queen Street.Taen far pre am i acion er ; _ | He ners shar 0 , Co.well.Stawped Goods and - Materials - for Apply, Browplon Puis EN er Faubroidery Stamping done to order, ce.Bay your, bread: supply; from Mail Ordcis promptly attended to.; F.N.McCREA'S OFF1 .l\u2019euples: phoue.ha ALLATT == Cnam | Hardware, Leather, Tioware Plog bere and Electrical supplitt & CS ol PEFR PEIIIVAAIRBISISIIIFSISIISIFITIISIVIG \u2018 D'OR BALE-DRIVING and sound.Appl ORS St.+ UR SALE\u2014A NEW ing, near Butter F Ward, For partigulars Agues, Lake Megautic, | John Duncan, ou the\u2019 ©» BALB\u2014LARGE ' \u2019 Duck, 14x34, all 470.00 ; will sell for $ ia oe \u2018ous seasan, App owes FOR SALE $ years.old, wei Alrulq \u2018bl \u2018cars or autos.second hand machinery 8.8 lron & Metal | Bt Sherbrooke.- | YF; BALD \u2014 TR deaygor, in frat-ch sod st & bargain for c Me apply Lo } ox 186 For.SALR \u2014 LADY\": owed with buckski Yon Write Box 8, Kn \u2014\u2014 a\u2014r + .£ FENCING.FO a n, var ete qui vn rerio » 7 Queen St., Mou EE remaibrs TO LE Le SUNNY.ROO for gentiemazi or \u20ac ally ; | 81 convenience * - Se Ÿ RE \u2018BLOCK\u20142 Vi troc dance - flats, Nd first, Mickegaderter 7 Edwards\u2019 SE ous® To LET \u2014 H x t Sater, coal.= tn perimeter 71 3 atta\u201d Len | [TP Levin secvip fenced 3%; Plenty ry .: flock at ow: Kville, LEY TEA Aves os, Apply Je i meuts fact 0n1! ug » 1 ang 53 ours 8c Blregg, \"80H.A.TI.Ne SES me te pre To: LET-ON WELT al desirable teu leu to five root Mor Month, incl A \"gs room.Apply uir rt 71 Laurier Vv oLIN; MAN Pop | in open rN \u2019orti Win + ex Ben 8) or on koi (mano on AMEO- us ; Recaps Ollege. Saw, cul m the Y C0.Ke.prooke, rooke.is the to be | vedd ing ARB many | outside \u2018e, but quality VE Water Berry Nut TRE { and re line \u2018ercola- ted.cus, Carpenters, Carul , also tur tion work.and Paper Cu.Angus, of ATS OFFICE, hey ickets «ts to any- al +, Agent.going.2 Strath- 9 ove £8 \u201c i El ba Hee.J i RE B (INC) retail :r, Tinware - ths\u2019, Plum- l supplies.K\u20ac ; y Ww.\u2018 VERS ned and re sberbrooke .s G ranite » reasons ITA M BI .at took, od bles ques\u201d Jon SALE \u2014 LADY'S SADDLE, cov- ubber Heels your wife's disposi- p't mark up her hard- They don\u2019t slip\u2014Give pr 411 Shoemen.~SLICNOTICE ven that the Tiison School y t, in District No, pes Farm hos \u2018will he sold hy the 3uth day of on 81 onday, : uth day of ur of ten oc | the pe year 910.~ _.Poe DAVID SEALE, Sec.-Treas.farshaus Que .met , WARD TATON, QUE.avine claims azainst tens to fyle thew the undersigned -with- tested with parties indebted to \u2014 i thirty days required to make Jin- > wid ate oto the undersigned.is yen MRS.W.S.WARD, ton, i pirehton, Ea = May 9.1910.\u2018Te Paton Manufacturing G SHERBROOKE, Que.B now in the market for 100,000 lbs.choice * Faster n Town Farly delivery wanted.CLEMENT THEATRE Purçhases will be paid in cash.May 10th & 11th The Herald Square Company presents the delightful musical comedy, | \u201cTHE JAPANESE HONEYMOON .Prices:\u2014Orchestra, 50c; Bal.Circle, 35c; Balcony, 25c; Gallery 15c.[Lamy ge wy ve ships Wool.Ja T A mass 7 1 Bie RESULTS | \u2014FOR SALE, _ \u201cPally Record \u201d Want Advertisements For For Luu MONEY qRares\u201415 words or less 15c each insertion, one cent for each additional word tions for the price of five, ; six 1inser- HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALR.Pit SALÉ-DRIVING HORSE, YOUNG and soûnd.Apply EE.M.Hall, 46 Progpect, St.f R SALE\u2014A NEW FRAME DWELE- ing, near Butter Factory, in South Tw.For partipulars, write Box 147, } igws, Lake Megautic, or upply to Mrs.don Duncañ, on the premises.B SALE-LARGE TE NT, IN 11 OZ.Duck, 14x24, all complete cost 00; will sell for $35.00 ; just been, nde ose seasan, Apply to PF, J.Gir- vt; Richmond, Que.Re FOR SALE\u20141 BAY MARE, 4 yes old, weight 1,250; noty par tars or autos.Also oue horse, » old, volent -1,100, sound and i Wm.M.Fisk, Waterville.\u2018SALE-100,000 FT.IRON PIPE.tiæs from 1 to 5 inch, for nied team ar Hosts ; also lot of | = hand machinery.Aply ;Sher- Iron & Metal Co., 15 Windsor Sherbrooke.Bell Phone 347.À SALE \u2014 TEN H.P.STANLEY @eamer, in first-class repair, will be «» TE VERY DESIRABLE prog dence flats, Nos.9 and 11, to on May first, Win.Farwell.GROUND FLOOR 31 Olivier St., City.' < di Gatien; Court House.Bell pros TYPEWRITERS PS at $3.00 per month.Aly Bq erfer Typewriter fyr sale, Edwards\u2019 Fur.Co.House vo Li LET \u2014 7 ROOMS, BATH.dei te coal fuinace.Appiy 5 TO One $15.te Per ~NEW HOUSE, 7 NICE a\u201d with modern conveniences, .Lanctot.Dis i BELVIDERE, GOOD PAS- | eon a running water ; well at owners\u2019 k, 1 Leunioxville, risk, Apply, LET i 0s, by Turger, P, STX AND SF SEVEN, ROOMED A odern conveniences, in- bply John Brown, F ulton HELP WANTED\u2014MALE.ANTED \u2014SALESMEN, EXCLUSIVE line, permanent, big earnings guar- \u2018anteed, no experience, 10 -vacancies.Write, Luke Bros., Ltd., Montreal.WANTED\u2014ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, speaking French and English, as \"salesman in band instrument and music department of Sherbrooke store.H.C.Wilson & Sons.J ABORERS WANTED,\u2014APPLY EUS tis Mining Co./ \u2014 | WANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY, \"MUST speak English and French.Apply to; Canadian Fire Underwriters\u2019 Association, Room 24, Sun Lite Building.TANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED CIERK : | tor grocery store; give relerences.\u2018Box 27 Record.UV ANTE D \u2014 FIRST CLASS BOILER hiakers and steel workers, at once.Highest wages paid.MacKinnon, Holmes ('o., Limited.ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, PIANO SALES- W wan, speaking I'rench and English, to travel in Iastern Townships.H.C.Wilson & Sons.YEPAIR HAND WANTED FOR TAIIL- R oring department.We offer a permanent position and good wages for a hand who is competent to\u2019 do alteration | and repair work.Apply to John O, Duncan, Sherbrooke.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE AT THE.PROW testant Hospital, a steady, reliable wan to act.as janitor.Apply by letter, giving references, to the Superintendent.; D ANTED \u2014 MACHINISTS AN Wo moulders, steady.work, good wages for capable men.Apply to \u2018Canada Trou Corporation, Ltd, Three Rivers, Que.ANTFD \u2014 À \u201cGoon G INE RAL WwW blacksmith for Scotstown.1 will rither hiresby the day, or rent, wr sel ty for out my shop.A great opportuni .wood horse shoer.Address Mr.ki C.Mchay, Se cotstow n.18- TINTS \u2014 \u2014_ SALARY.AND COMM GENTS to sell Red Tag Stock, Cowm- LET \u2014 or rr ments, | TWO DESIRABLIS TENF- il acing Parades Ground, Nos.each oore St.Seven rooms and neg, + A.T.Nourse, 5 i lizabeth Man : £ vrai oN WELLING TON ST, STEV- 3 three Sable: tenements, cont: wining ka per ive rooms at from $45.00 Lo Sorage roue C1 including water, ulso, Yom, Apply J.\" Kk.Idwards, LEp - Pa sv SIX ROOMED TENE- omen garter Ave.5 modern i= , CITY ing SE Laurier de Wellington MISCELLANEOUS dy - B pré BREST ME, cas, Re Va With mi 8 ins Sy ndicate, open pr dol .OWHErS, Feqanring work- Capital.Address YL Voir } Du ANDOLIN IN \u2014 prior, FRANK 3 Ap y oh to receive ua few more Pot .Ortland Ave, fet To RENT, À EXO wii ; 8t, S her bron.Heed farmer, v0ke 3 LOS\u201d AND FCUND By £37 FOUND Six fei YIAR- OL DS CAME 9 Maton lus, May nd.H.Fe.Mon I oN SUNN 4 ane, , 0, 0 I «SION | and 8e y brooch, betieern 7° Que- Peters \u20ac hureh Reward On return tu Cauet \u201c \u201cRecord td Office.\u2018 we t ) u be E on 1 ADED BROOC i\", pen College, UT Horace ¥ êge, arn Keturn Box 44 i plete\u201d \u2018exclusive | agents.lines.Specially .hardy.only by us \u2014 sold only \u2018by our : ont tree sumples.write Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.EE ee RHAL ESTATE FOR SALE.OR TO LET\u2014THE WIND- Grown now to JOR PA oué : 34 bedrooms, kitchen, ( > Di dining room and three sitting roo dining 17 stalls.\u201cApply J.(i.Mallory, Lennoxville.: OR RENT\u2014BL ACKSMITH FOR SALE of dwelling house, barn, \u2018and two acres of land.Apply H A.(uirns, Fast Clifton, Que.CR 6 ACRES OF LAND.bar 4 mit near Prospect land for gardener.Ap- notary, 87 Wel- FOR within First-class eut.stro Boudreau.ply fédouard fington St, Sherbrooke.me ot mr a ! TT \u201cSTTOATIONS.\u2018WANTED.IFFRUR \"DESIRES POSTTION .A do repalrivg and drive.any | gasoline car.D.Seguin, No.Hatley, - ® etecesesesesscssssscssssseses SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FOR CORRECT Vet Stationery Place Jour orders with us.We will make every \u2018effort to give you satisfaction.Our WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS are made specially for us by \u2018the most skilled engrayers and printers in Ca- vada, and only the best paper obtainable is used.We will be pleased to have you inspect our sample book, which shows all tha latest and most popular styles.R.J.Spearing.Goldsmith and Diamond Merchant.- 33 Strathcona 8Sq.Bell Phone 418; poccoccensesceccencce CITY NEWS Mr.Frank Foss spent the weekend in this city.À «is ERA Miss Proctor, of Fruekor, Vt., is the guest of Miss Jean Mitchell, Messrs.G.J.Bowen and J.4t- kinson spent Sunday at North Hat- ley.Mr.and Mrs.Lucien Levesque,\u201d of Lake Megantic, spent Sunday in this city.Mrs.E.Labadie was summoned to Coaticook to-day by the death of her relative, Mrs.Fortier.Mr.and Mrs.James Mackinnon returned to-day from Bondville, where they \u2018Bpent Sunday at \u201cLeo Cottage.\u201d\u2019 Po Mrs.John Treble is the guest Mr.Wm.Crawford, but shortly VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION SALE On Tuesday, May 10, 1910 The undersigned, under - instructiens, will sell by Public Auction on the GROUND, Lot 144 fronting on \u2018WELLINGTON ST.containing 6,050 feet; Lot 143 front.\u2018 of in- | icg on LAURIER AVENUE, -containing 5,000 feet.The only 2 lots for sale that part of South Ward; around there doubling in value, lots to be-had.\u2018Terms, very liberal and made known t sale.Sale on the/ ground at 2.00 o\u2019clock.p.m.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, -Auctioneer.\"ESTATE AUCTION On Thursday.May 12, 1916 The undersigned, under fostructicnm, will sell by Public Auction, lor Estate Jate W.S.WARD \u2018At his late residence, near: \u201cBirchton, EATUN 9 extra thoroyghbred Jersey Cows, all milking ; 2 two-year Jersey Heifers,.to calve in June; 2 Yearling Jersey \"Heifers, 1 two-year- -old Bull, Jersey, 1 Year- \u2018ling Bull Jersey, 1 Horse, 7 Young Pigs, 20 Plymouth Rock Fowl, 2 Buggy Wagons, 1 new ; Sleigh, Robes, Driving and Team Harnesses, New Disc Harrow, Plow, Cultivator, New Feed Cutter, all Farming tools; etc.DeLaval Separators, am Cans, Barrel Churn, all Dalry esils,- etc.Furniture\u2014Desk, Table Chairs, Bedsteads, Refrigerator, Fairchild Machine.The farm will be offered for sale.Terms liberal, All particulars posters.- Sale-at 1 o'clock p.1 - JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Auctionser.in property No other Stoves, in .CANADA, Province of Quebec.- District of Saint-Francis.: IN THE CIRCUIT CORT The second day of May, one thousand nine hundred and ten.Before G.L.DeLottinville, | ; Clerk of the Circuit Court.FIRMIN CAMPBELL and ARTHUR GENDRON, both of the City of Sherbrooke, in the District of Saint-Francis, advocates, and as such practising together in partnership at Sherbrooke aforesaid, under the name and style of \u2018 bell & Gendron.\u2019 Camp Plaintiffs, DAME ANGELINA FONTAINE; of the township of Weedon, in the District of Saint Francis, wjfe separate as to property by Judgment of the Superior Court, of Ephrem Lisee, of the said township of Weedon, and the said Eph- rem Liseee to authorize his wife aux fins des.presentes, , Defendant: \"Phe Defendant~is ordered to appear th.within on Le DeLOTTIN VILLE, Clerk of the Cireuit Court.CAMPBELL & GENDRON, Attorneys for Plaintifis.NOTICE The People\u2019s Telephone Co.SHERBROOKE, QUE.Notice is \u201chereby given that the Annual General Meeting of \u2018the People\u2019s Telephone Company will .:be held at the Company\u2019s Head Office in Sherbrooke, on TUESDAY, MAY the 10th 1910, at 3 P, M., SHARP.SIGNED:- C.J.WRIGHT.Sec-Treas.CANADA, Province of Quebec, District of St: Franciih CIRCUIT COURT On the fourth day of May, hundred aud ten.Before G.L.Delzottinville, Clerk of the Circuit Court.1A BANQUE DE SAINT HYACINTH, a body politic and esrporate, having its principal\u2019 place of business in the City aud district of Saint Hyacinthe, acting by L.Fabien Philie, Hank Manager of the City and district of Saint Hyacinthe, liquidator \u2018duly appointed to the said bank of Saint Byacinthe, this last so far as necessary to assist and authorize the k he purpose hereof.said bank for the purp or.nineteen S.M.RICE, of the City, of Sherbrooke, in the district of Saint Francis and now\u2019 absent of the Province of Quebec.Defendant.The Defendant is ordered to appear th within °\"G he DeLOTTINVILLE, Clerk of the Circuit Court.ANNETON & LEBLANC, P .Attorneys for the plaintiff.\u2014 ¢ with particulars, to Square Birch Timber for early shipment, plense write FE.M.NICHOLSON, 202 © Board of Trade Building, MONTREAL.\u201c MONDAY, MAY 9, 1910.Sagat mes tends to join her husband in Edmonton, Alta.- Rev.J.C.Nicholson left tor Cornwall, Ont., this morning to Quant | a méeting \u2018of the Synod of Quebec! and Ottawa.: Miss Blandine Bachand, who was in town for the marriage of her re- cousin, Mr.C.E.Bachand, has turned to Ottawa.The funeral of Mrs.W.F.Pope, of Bromptonville, will take place on Tuesday morning on arrival of G.T.R.train to South Durham.pit in the Methodist Church at Compton.yesterday and left this af- tefnoon for Montreal on business.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Ross, of Lorette, were the guests last week of their daughter, Mrs.E.Hamilton Sewell, leaving for home Saturday.\u2018The Guild of Church of the Advent, East Sherbrooke, will meet Tuesday afternoon at Ansell Cottage, Bowen avenue.Tea will be from 3 to 5 o'clock.\u2018 Mr.Alex.Ames returned home from Montreal on Saturday evening, where he had been, for several weeks undergoing speçial treatment,- very much improved in health.Misses Frances and Marion Gilman, of King\u2019s Hall, Compton, were in town.Saturday\u2019 to meet their parents Mr.and Mrs.W.Gilman, who left for Montreal yesterday afternoon.Miss Ethel Cummins, of \u201c\u2018Pine-.croft,\u201d\u2019 Magog, returned home this morning after spending a few days at \u2018Sleepy , Hollow,\u201d Brompton The regular monthly meeting of the managers of St.Andrew\u2019s Chureca will be held in the library of the church at 8 o\u2019clock this evening.As several matters of importance await attention, it is hoped that a board will be present.On Saturday evening Mr.W.8.Ar- mitage, of \u2018\u2018Mountain View Farm,\u201d received a telegram from Mr.Northey, nid informing \u201cWhim that the Montreal Horse Show would be abandoned t least for the present, owing to \u2018the death of King Edward, \u201cRev.Vernon Venables, Mrs.ables and little son, from British Columbia, are in town , guests at the New Sherbrooke for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Venables expected to remain in the Townships, probably at Georgeville, but the illtiéss of their son, who has just left the Protestant Hospital, has decided them to return to the milder climate of the West, and they leave in a few days.MAY POSTPONE BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET.In view of the King\u2019s death, \u2018the committee in charge of the Board of Trade banquet are considering the advisability of postponing it until after his funeral.\u2018= As soon as the date for the funeral has been decided upon a further announcement will be made.FOUND DEAD IN BED.Mrs.Isaac Pion, alias Fontaine, was found dead in.bed this morning at her home in East Sherbrooke.Deceased, who was sixty years of age, retired last evening in her usual.health, but during the night succumbed to heart failure.The coroner was notified, but it.was not deemed necessary to hold an inquest.CELEBRATE THEIR 53TH ANNIVERSARY TO-DAY.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Tate, of this city, are to-day quietly celebrating the 50th anniversary of their marriage.Mr.and Mrs.Tate, who have long been residents.of this city, are receiving the congratulations of their many friends on this occasion, YOUNG LAD INJURED AT BALL GAME.: A young lad named Biron, whose parents reside at No.12 Gillespie: street, was injured on the Parade Grounds, on Saturday afternoon.The young lad was watching the game and was standing, as is fre- guently the case, too near \u2018 the players.The bat | flew out of the Dbat- ter's hands and struckyoung Biron in the face, slightly below the eye.His face was badly cut and two of his lower teeth knocked out.: He was picked up and Mr.N.N.Walley drove him to a doctorswhere the wound was dressed.It is not thought that his sight will be affected by the blow.- 180 CHILDREN PARTOOK OF THEIR FIRST COM- ' MUNION.Yesterday morning at St.Mich- del's Cathedral, the \u2018children of the parish, 180 in number, made their First Communion, Rev.J.H.Roy, Rector, officiating.Low mass Was said, the music of hymns and canticles being furnished by the members of \u2018the congregation of the children of Mary.- At ten o\u2019clock the rite of- Confirmation was conferred on the new communicants by Mgr.Larocque, who was attended by Mgr.Tanguay, Rev.St.Gervais, Rev.H.A.Simard, Rev.E.Couillard and Rev.Abbe Le- may.The Confirmation sermon \u2014was preached by the Bishop, who spoke with great earnestness of the gifts of the Holy Ghost and of the duties newed the vows of their baptism.He enlisted all the young recruits under the temperance banner and presented each with the temperance cross, a reminder of their pledge.Mary and the church was filled to doors by the faithful.Last evening the parish of St.Jean Baptiste, East Sherbrooke, were confirmed by the Bishop of the \u2018diocese, Mgr.Paul La- rocque.LEARNED PLAIN, Mr.\u201d Wm.McVety died on Monday, May 2, at the residence of his son, Mr.John McVety, after a long and painful illness.He suflered from a : stroke of paralysis.Mr.T.J.Parkes occupied the pul- Road, the guest of Mrs.W.A.Hale.full | Ven- | and obligations of those who had re- | The singing was by the children of \u201c children of the et 92 0000000000000000 5 900000500000000000000000000000s0s0ssssoon0s 000000000000 CLARKES ARE BEFORE COURT.Preliminary \u2018Tnvestigation is Proceeding Before Judge - Mulvena.DR.JOHNSTONE GAVE TESTI MONY AS TO MORGAN'S .CONDITION.The preliminary hearing into the charge of culpable homicide against Mr.and Mrs.J.Clark, of Island Brook, in connection with the death of W.B.Morgan, was continued before Judge Mulvena, this forenoon.Mr: J.Nicol represented the Crown while Mr.L.C.Belanger, K.C., is for the defence.There are two separate charges and that against the female accused was first proceeded with.DR.JOHNSTONR TESTIFIES.Dr.Johnstone, Cookshire, was the first witness, and said that he had occasion to treat the late William Bailey Morgan before he died.He saw him at his place of residence on the 18th of March last.At this stage of the proceedings on, Mr.Belanger's suggestion the evidence was made common to the charge against both the accused.Witness, continuing said that the deceased was living with the accused.\u201cWitness was called in by Mr.Hol- brook, whom he understood was acting for the town.Witness said that he saw Mr.Morgan, and he said\u2014 Mr.Belanger\u2014I object.I don\u2019t want him to tell what Mr.Morgan said.Objection sustained.Witness said that when he went into the house he found the late Mr.Morgan sitting near the stove.The room was cold and his left foot was very much swollen and dark in color \u2018tion.and nearly twice: its natural size.\u2018Later witness examined the left knee which he was complaining of.He found it swollen and very, tender and caused extreme ie pain when.moved.On Substantial Reduction IN > 2 | Ready-to-wear Costumes We will offer in this \u2018sale | seesetessessesereseittiteitticerseree that is, the worsted goods re- _maining now in stock, consisting of about 20 only good, up-to-date costumes in the best spring colors, well made.They sold from $16 to $24.00.For this sale .\u2026.\u2026 25 ONLY Dress Le Canadian Print ° 89c SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS AT 89e About 20 Black Sateen Underskirts, ' sale \u2026.4.\u2018| HOSE, 25c.- \u2014 See dur Colored Hose, all shades under the sun, good prime goods.25¢ Sale price Metallic Trimmed Bells Ite Dress Fabrics We are giving a good reduction on the following Dress Materials, classified in three prices.Let it be understood that the cut prices are strictly cash.DRESS GOODS 42c Section Fah- * About 150 yds.of Dress rics, negular 50e and 55e, to clear ait .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.vor0ue ene, 42c 35 yds.only Fancy English Suiting, 54 in.wide.Reg.-50c.Sale price .ocovt iver reer vue 42c 12 yds each Navy and Black English Serge, self striped, 42 - in.wide.Reg.50c.Sale price grosse aouma sevevec events sevens sévren sevens 42c 6 yds.each Navy and Black Lucretienne Serge.Regulation school {dress cloth.Reg.55c.Sale price .tous exvsou *rsaus seelnse Sessa nes entire stock of Spring Costumes.Lengthsof the Best 3 rows of ruffiing, in this .35c 100 dbz.of Ladies\u2019 Fine Belts, samples in our window.Sale - Price .l.sus vaavre seceen ons 35¢ 42¢ coscduccescesscsens000 coccocsocsoceocseen000000000000 0000000000 .A.BAYLEY Pesssntfessssentssetstesssesensesssinannsessses secscsscesersssscceren\u2019 this knee was a small scab and this, was puss.It was this small wound which caused the trouble.The doctor advised\u201d his removal from that house to another place.His reason for so doing was because he found the house so dirty that he did not think he would live long under \u2018the | existing circumstances, and he was moved that day to the home of Mr.Shaw.Witness made an examination of the deceased two days later.He found no more physical defects.He was very much emaciated and looked like an Indian famine sufferer.knee joints were large.It would be hard to tel what brought about this state of affairs.caused by having had a previous attack in his hand during the winter, and this may have contributed to it.The deceased said very little until they removed him to the other house.The deceased could not give any cause for this small wound on the knee.When they took the deceased to Mr.Shaw\u2019s house he appeared to be right in his mind, and complained of the treatment he had received for some time, but warned them not to say.anything to Mr.and Mrs.Clark about what he had said.The deceased complained of abuse and lack of proper food.The accused Mrs.at the house she would carry out any treatment he advised.Cross-examined \u2014 He should say that the deceased was about 76 years of age.He did not see why he should not have lived for some time except for this emaciation and wounds.Witness estimated his weight.about 100 pounds, but others thought he would go less.All the organs in the body were as good as in the average man of his age.Mrs.Morgan was anxious -that they.should take her with her husband.The deceased died on the 9th of April and witness saw him at the inquest.He did not make internal examination.He gave the cause of the death as septic infection of the knee aggravated by very poor nutri- There were no symptoms of general blood poisoning.There could be an immediate cause of death from septic infection.He would not say that poor nutrition would cause infection of the knee.A wound was the source of the infection.He went at the request of Mr.Holbrook on each of the four occasions to see the deceased.He sent - his bill for attendance on the deceased to Mr.[r.Hol- \u2014_ TT TT 000000000000000000000 22 Are you looking for 3 opportunity.ot srocur ; purchasing occasion is for FOUR DAYS To Start Tuesday, May: 10th, at 8 A.M.dévornancansencencence vocsonsectpoccunencote censecsssoconcoouee.6 yds.each | Brown and Green - Panama, all wool.\u2018Reg.55c.Sale price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026uu0 dertie vases aes 42c 6 yds.éach Cardinal\u2019 and Brown - Herring Bone 8uiting, all pure \u201cwool, Reg.55c.- Sale price.42¢ 6 yds.only light Grey Tweed good summer cloth, 40 in.wide.Reg.50c.Sale price .42c 8 yds.each Olive Green and Black Nenetian Cloth, 42 in.wide, pure wool.Sale price DRESS GOODS 68c Section About.75 yds.Dress Fabrics, all in costume lengths.\u2018Reg.80c, 90e, and 95c, for .vues Berens 68c .64 yds.Navy Blue Voile, 44;in.Reg.80c.Sale price .68\u20ac 6 yds.Myrtle Green Venetian.Reg.80c.Sale price .68c 7 yds.Black Venetian, 44 in.wide.\u2018Reg.90c.Sale price .68c 6 yds.Herringbone Serge, 42 in., blacks.Reg.80c¢.Sale price verre envure severe sévves beeses sveens we .68¢ 7 yds.Brown Invisible Plaid, 44 in, wide.Reg.80c.Sale price cierte tnvees serra sevens meneur seats sreses 68¢c 6 yds.Light Navy Armure Cloth 42 in.Reg./80c.Sale price .68¢ 83 ydg.Olive Green self striped Suiting 46 in.Reg.80c.Sale Price oc.\u2026.vrei cries evens one 68c 7 yds: Navy Blue Rough Weave Tweed, 42 in.Reg.95c.Sale COPTIC \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.soccer sree seinen ees 68c + 3 costume lengths of Duotone Striped Suiting, green and white, .brown and white, and navy and white.44 in.wide.Reg.80c.Sale price .coer ve een ++ ° e 0 i Combination Cloths This is a very classy material, \u201csold in combination, 3 yds.of Plain Cloth and 5 yds.of Checked, to match.Reg.$12.00 for the suit length.To clear at aovseu stress ervonu Seeses Seorer Srveses DRESS 60ODS 88¢ Section About 100 yds.in costume length.$1.10 and $1.25, for 6 yds.each Brown Worsted Mixture, 48 Ree.$1.00.Sale price ds.Copenhagen Blue Venetian, ee in.wide.Reg.$1.15, for - Fabrics $1.00, eee evens 88c and Blue in.wide.Dress Reg.The | It might have been} - summer.Clark said to witness that if the deceased was left \u2018Soon.$1.20.Ble Price ney.cnn.on BBC -'46 in.wide.PAGE FIVE brook.He only noticed once that the old \u2018man had ballucinations.He told witness that he saw a big black man walking around his bed the last time he saw deceased alive.Deceased told the witness that he spoke to the \u2018\u2018black man\u2019\u2019 but got no answer.The case was still proceeding when > the Court adjourned for lunch.pr CANCEL HORSE SHOW.\u2014 DIRECTORS ANNOUNCED DECISION TO CALL OFF ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THIS YEAR.Montreal,\u2019 May - 9.\u2014All arrange- .ments for the Montreal Horse Show, which was scheduled to open to-mor- row, were cancelled by the directors on Saturday as a result-af the death of the King.- - COATICOOK.Mr.J.N.Cushing will shortly move to his farm in Barford for the \u2019 Mr.W.A.Akhurst, of Vancouver, is east on a business tr ip and spent Sunday in Coaticook,- Mr.J.J.Robins and family, who came to Coaticook from the _ Old Country, are moving \u2018 to Berlin, N.H.Mr.A.Arconette here is disposing of his effects and will also leave * ps - REEDSVILLE.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Arthur MacDonald from Cobalt, Ont, Schenectady, N.Y., and Montreal; Mr, N.McDonald and\u2019 family to Megantic where they intend to reside; Mr.John D.Smith from McLeod's Cross- CORRE ET 2 ing; Messrs.Donald and -Alex.Camp- x a bell from Megantic; Mr.and Mrs.AR Donald M.McLeod and family.home Ea from\u2019 Bishop\u2019s Crossing, where.they.have been visiting relatives; Mr.Mur- do Buchannan from Scotstown.Mrs.J.B.McDonald.is improving, Mr.John B: McDonald had the misfortune to cut his foot with an iE axe, but ia able to do his work NE now.oo \"ny.= To Mrs.J.N: Buchanaan is on the \"M4 105 7 sick list.* - \u2019 .Miss Maggie McKenzie, - who underwent an operation in the Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital, is improving and is expected | home soon.- 4 « - 1 \u201c63 yds.London Smoke Habit Cloth, 50 in.wide, self striped.Reg.$1.15.Sale\u2019 price .88¢ 734 yds.Navy Blue Eollenae silk and wool, 42 in wid Reg.7 yds.Green Voile, 44 in wide.Reg.$1.25.Sale price 74 \"yds.Checked Smoke Grey Worsted, 44 in.wide.Reg.$1.10.-Sale price .7 yds.Herringbone Suiting, Green, 46 in.wide.Reg.$1.10.Sale price cree ans Tee errens neuven see 88c 7 yds.Diagonal Brown Suiting, Sale price 6 yds.Cardinal Broadcloth, 50 in.wide.Reg.$1.40.Sale price 6 ; 8 \" .hdl - HR KE Bll ulin, WF ers Fo \u2018 ein 3 yds.Fine Worsted Suiting, shade Catawba, 42 in.wide.Reg.bocoscosoosocco08 cossocoo0oosococ000000 cocconcocsocsocce000008 $1.10.Sale Price .vo.coon.88c 14 74 yds.Brown Crepe de Chine, fg 44 in.Reg.$1.10.Bale .88c 4 6 yds.Bismarck Brown Broad- 4 cloth, 48 in.wide.Reg.$1.25, 3% fOr vies cs i ee ee Tee 88e rt 7 yds.Brown Worsted, 44 in.ae wide.Reg.$1.25.Sale price .88¢ oo FE An opportunity in Silks.We td are closing out 1,000 yds.of UE splendid up-to-date silks, lines HEF that we do not intend to replace L3E in stock at present.- - D QE 30 yds.only Satin Directoire, by | all pure silk, olive, light brown kif and navy blue.This \\ silk is ' hy grand.40 in.wide.Reg.$1.60.\u2014 4 Sale price .coco veer conn $1.29 ag = 45 yds.only Chiffon Tafleta, a we fine graceful silk for a dressy ag gown.Colors, lt.olive, silver w 4 grey, navy and lt.brown.40 in.hE wide.Reg.$1.75.Sale price 4\" sanose aanrasans vovasares vosvseses was .51.39 *- 45 yds.only Black Chiffon Taffeta, 40 in.wide, well adapted for dither coats or dresses.Reg.$2.25, Sale price .$1.69 100 yds.Chiffon Taffeta, 20 in.wide, col.silver grey, navy, wisteria and purple.Reg.$1.10.Sale price 400 yds.wide, all shades.price .o.terrae mousse weeers .69¢ About 100 yds.of Japonica Silk, 27 in.wide.This consists of a line generally sold\u2019 at Gôc.The assortment is broken.To clear she \u2019 4 ; eX = 7 user veuve af AR \u201ca a \u2018Rex\u2019 Tafleta, 20 in.Reg.80c.Sale \u201cee _- .RS , à \" : bai = En.~- sancou sasess essere aveews S2t,an sew Chiffon Taffeta © 250 yds.soft _Chiflon Tafleta Silk in plain black and shepherd plaid, black and white, brown and white, and green and white.An ideal summer silk, 20° in.wide.Sale price .48c eeesessssscennssss sessssescacerscscssecs 000000000008 20003000O00CCOCS \\ Los mes sh i ~ pe 7 cert a rae + ew FE .Cet Ps cata, mag 95g + \u201c fo ta a © ERT } i }y À Che 3) go cy 4 ter.I; a 7 } Hi 23 + \u201c VEL ig Fi ; - ft 7 Le x 43 EA - t} x \u2019 nN App yong bee oe S Cnr ne aa, Ny Te | À \u2014++4443404%0006; 30340800 0eS 043004341333 33e\u2019Oe ++++++++++444+%%4%0% : 20° | .PAGE BIX, 000000000000000000 72000000000000000000000000 SCHOOL SUITS If there is any feature of a well conducted Clothing House that demands special attention, it's the provision of right sort of Boys\u2019 School Suits.We appreciate this our trade.You'll be pleased 0 Score.Note The Special Japanese Silk Good quality Japanese Silk, in all Bargains | \u2014 2 fact and secure for \u201cThe Best School Suits Made Test the superiority of our school suits by bringing the Boy here for his outfit.T.VINEBERG 147 Wellington Street |.©000000000000000000000000000000000000668000 TTisssessesseesssesaee +++.IVIER\u2019S TUESDAY BARGAINS If it's style.you want, we have it; quality, youll find it at OLIVIER'S; price, well, you know we're all right on that ifits if it\u2019s For To-Morrow | Lonsdale Cambric Fire quality of \u2018_ White.Lonsdale colors, worth 25e.yard, \u2018 Cambrie, worth 15e.yurd, a To-tmgrrow y 19c Tomorrow! Lea erie neers Launens 10c ® 3.Two Specials in Lace Curtains Good value Nottingham Lace Curtains, 24 yards long, worth , >.we pair, 33 A better line.34 yds.long by © 52 in.wide, worth $1.25 per pair, | : Or Lecce iors verenvreernnes 39e Print - Five pieces of Black and White, aud bluè and white English l\u2019rints, 32 in.wide, worth 1836.yd \u2018Fo-morrow Corset Cover Embroidery We offer ior to-morrow extra spe- 10e Swiss Muslin White Dotted Swiss Muslin, fine quality, at 15e.yurd, 10¢ ToAnOrrow oer sevens Special Sale of Dress Goods New Dress Goods Suiting, in the By chance, we have secured a lt of the newest face Veilings, in the following colors \u2014 black, - white, blue, amethyst, ashes of.roses, brown, in fact all the leading cotors shown to-day.Prices ranging from 35e, to Soe) yard, \"which we offer for Toft mnorraw, nt \u2018only DO yard oe 19¢ es - Aprons Malds* White _Lawu Aprons, with bibs, worth 25e, T 0-MOrFOW 19e Curtain Net Nottingham Curtain Net, 15e.yard, To-morr ow worth care eens eee lle Victoria Lawn Good: quality White Victoria Lawn the Table Linen Table Special value Unbleached tinen, 58 in.wide, worth 40c¢.a yard, ToMnorrow .ci.cee cen 29¢ Stockings.Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Stockings, 25e.quality, .1 Se To-morrow Cotton Towelling Good value Cotton Crash Towel- special value at 10c.urd, \u2014 ling, worth 7e.yard, tra To-morrow.a.RO Po Tomorrow on cerner CG Handkershicls | | Kid Gloves Men's lured size Lawn, Henstiteh- Splendid value of Ladies\u2019 Kid ed Hundkerchjels, worth He.wh.Gloves, in grey and green, worth l'O-morrow Rie, pair, ., fOr i ey ee De T'OUROCOW 0 i cee eee.49¢ : C.F.OLIVIER.a +++.+ ma ie.115-119 Wellington St.BOTH PHONES.THE BOSTON STORE Agent for Canada\u2019s Greatest Dyeing and Cleaning Works.TVTULVTLLLLLLLLLLLLRLTLVLLLLLLTLLTLLLRLLELLRLLTRES SRA : Sisconsecce Ta ws tage by de ta alle ee Sane \u2019 SHERBROOKE DIILY RECORD, MONDAY, MAY 9, \u2014 FINANCIAL AND | MARKET NEWS Ÿ 0v+0001520902S200IDAHRS DEGLINE IN BUTTER AT COWANSVILLE, 25c Per Lb.\u2014 THERE WERE 609 PACKAGES BOARDED, BUT FOUR BAC TORIES DID: NOT BELL, s Cowansville, May 9.(Special) | The Eastern Townships Dairymen\u2019s: Exchange met in the Town Hall Saturday afternoon -at 1.30.p.mm.The President, Mr.H.8.Foster,e conducted the sales.; Coe The buyers represented were as follows: Messrs, Olive, Dorion and {Stroud by Mr, H.Beattie; Messrs.Gunn, Langlois & Co., by Mr.J.Jones; Mr.E.D.McGillen by Mr.P.Odell; Messrs.Hodgson Bros., by Mr.\u2018E.E.Hodgson; Messrs.A.A.Ayer & Co., by Mr.H.H.Hibbard; Messrs) McCulloch & Co., by Mr.W.P, Hib- bard; Messrs.Lovell and Christmas by Mr.Robt, Scott; Mr, Alexander by Mr.F.8.Lancaster.The President made some very im- SIATEIVIVIIAII stsssssiiraansinnas : an, cial valye of Curset Cover Embroi- |.striped etfect, colors old \u2018rose, navy choose from, worth 25¢.to 30c.a \u201cblue, lopenhagen sreen, \u2018ashes of ed Handkerchiefs, worth Be, each, roses, a very special _value at 50c, - yard, \u2014 18 , & yard, Mes: TOMOrrow .oo.coos oe.C1 Toworrow .wie oie: ! | ® * Unheard of Prices - in ge Veiling +++.+++.TITIAN | - - $1 | \u2018portant remarks relating to a more improved manner of conducting the affairs of the xchange by entering more fully into consolidation of the work.Mr.J.Jones also spoke favorably of concentration \u2018of the various produce concerms, and in this way giving\u2019 3 trength to.the exchange.There were (09 packages of butter first offer was 23 4 | boardea from thirteen creameries.The | cents, advancing rapidly to 25 cents per Ib., with no- After_some timé- \u2018bidding\u2019 sales.Brome creamery sold at 25 cents.SALES OF BUTTER.The following are the sales of butter, no cheese being offered.Messrs.McCulloch & Co.bought: e | Acorn 21 packages, butter at 25¢ but- 20 per 1b; Bockus, 22 packages of ter at 25c per Ib; Mystic Gem, packagesof butter at 25c per Ib.\u2018Messrs.Gunn & Langlois bought: | Adamsville, 32.- packages butter at 25c der D: Frelighsburg, - ages butter \u2018at 25c per.lb; bridge East, 40 packages butter on | Catspaw Rubber Heels | They don\u2019t slip; no slip, no fall; no: tall, no accident.Wear CATSPAWS.All shoemen.* AR TEE A Secure Investment The Canadian - Car & Foundry Co., Limited, 6 p.c.First Mortgage Bonds offer an investment of absolute security, which will earn over 55 p.c.from the day the bonds are purchased.The security, which includes all the Company\u2019s property, both nominal and real, has been valued at more than double the amount of the bond issue, and the earnings, .based on the figures of the constituent companies, were nearly five times as great as the bond interest.Full particulars on ap- - plication.Royal Securities Corporation, vias 164 St.James Street, Montreal, Toronto Quebec Halifax \"Nip Ne MILD AND © rx i Sales Were Made on Saturday.at | w Bi | New York Central .120% \u2014_ em 25¢ per 1b; Vale\u2019 Perk 20 packages butter at 25c per Ib.Messrs, Hodgson Bros.ught: Brome Creamery, 85 packages butter at 25\u20ac per Ib, Messrs.A.A.Ayer &Co, \u2018bought: Knowlton 70 packages butter, 5c per Ib.~~ UNSOLD BUTTER.Brome Valley, 35 packages; Crown, 20 packages; Dunham, 34 packages; Foster, 140 packages.The meeting adjourne Saturday afternoon at at until \u2018next e usual hour Montreal, May 7 \u2014Desy ite the Seport from Brookville that a nymber of cheese fuctories in that section are sending their cream to the States, the receipts \"are showing quite an increase over those of last year at .The arrivals \u2018of cheese in Montreal during the first , 1 four.days of this week -were 5,680 boxes oli Aagainet 8,484 boxes {the.: \u2018ggrrespbnd- ing.\u201cweek last year, ds g sn: Inérense 195 \"1,146 boxes.fe 8, The ;market is quid\u2019 i : caster, cable limits, it is said, belng belaw prices - quoted ere ; hut sales Fon.\"the .a \u2018shipper said, there ave dheése \u201cgoing for- \u2018Ward to-day that cost 114.over, \u2018An easier feeling is appa ent and _lower prices are expected as e make in- \u201ccreases.Some full grass cheese are expected.from the West nex \u201cweek.10-2AVS MARKET PRICES.Ey W.WHITE, BROKER.- NEW YORK MARKET.70.pack- .Stan-: at | are better than Accident Insurance.\u2019 Pa Northern Pacific .129% \u2018Penn.RY.sieeve ie.v+0\u2026\u2026.132 132 Reading .+ areresnreses 157% ! Rock Island .,.err eens 44% Southern Pacific .1263 126, \u2018Southern Ry.A 264 268 - Union Pacific .svete 24 181$ | U.B.Steel .ccooe ween 82% 82% U.8.Steel, Pfd.1174 117% MONTREAL MARKET.+ Canadian Pacific .187 187 Detroit Ry.\u2026.\u2026\u2026i wee 54 4 Dominion Steel .\u2026.654 65 Dominion Steel, Pfd.\u2026.\u2026 103 103 Illinois, - Pid.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.90 90 Montreal Power .7.132 1324 Montreal St.Ry.241 242% Nova Scotia Steel er reeves 78 784 Toronto Ry.«eee .120 120 Crown Reserve aa ves 8; 00 3.02 KING GEORGE \"THE Vv \u2018 18 PROCLAIMED.» (Continued from.page 1.) = { awamp the Lordg by the creation of à {host of Liberal peers.The Globe gay ya: Ng oe - \u201cThe Kiag vis in.constant.consul- [ | tation with his ministers, his holiday.was cut short, and had not a kemn sense of public duty compelled him to return to England, he might still be red up strife within the nation, who would have wrecked the constitution, and who did not hesitate to attack the Crown itself in suance of their own ends, will: \u2018realise that they must.take their shéte of the responsibility for the death of a great king.They have done then work; let them close their lips while the nation mourns its royal head.\u201d TOMB OF KING EDWARD BENEATH ALBERT MEMORIAL CHAPEL AT WIND- ; SOR.London,May 0.\u2014The tomb of King Edward VII.will be beneath the Albert Memorial Chapel at Windsor, where the body of his eldest son, the Duke of Clarence, has, a sepulchre.The obsequies will be held on May 20.Before the funeral, it has practically been decided, the, \u2018body of the King will lie in state in Westminster Hall; under the houses of Parliament, which was last the scene of a similar ceremony = when for two days and nights a constant stream of citizens filed past the coffin of the great commoner Gladstone, ; 14\" Before being taken to Westminster the body will lie in state in the throne room at Buckingham Palace, King Edward's casket will be fashioned out at Windsor.It will be first lowered to the vault beneath the chapel floor ASK | with her ET \u2014 1910.ee of St.James Chapel, Windsor Castle.\u2018Afterwards, when the permanent comb has been prepared, it will be removed to Albert Chapel.King Edward still lies in the bed wherein he died, clothed only in night \u2018| clothes, with his hands crosspfl on hia breast.Queen Alexandra visits the chamber frejuently, appearing greatly worn and tired.King George and Queen Mary spent most of the day After chapel the family again looked upon tne body for a few minutes.An incident Sun.afternoon illustrated Queen Alexanèra's Gesire to show consideration for British subjects of every class.General Booth sent a message that the Salvation Army wished to show honor to King Edward by holding a service before the palace, and Queen Plexandra gave permission.lof crepe, pushed.through the: ave been made asis\u2019 of 1ljc to |1140;; \u2018but, os, QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY F.Opening.1.15 p.ore hind them.120 |under King Edward.The latter 129% tachedthe fullest weight and dignity 1572.and alive and well.Those who have stir- of an oak grown in the royal forest .FOR At four o'clock a large band wearing red jerseys and*carrying \u2018silver \u2014in- struments'and \u2018banners, \u2018with , scarfs crowd to the palace enclosure.The Vie iron gates were - opened and the \u2018band formed a circle under.the \u2018window.First they knelt,\" while the \u2018leader prayed, and then \u2018they sang, \u201cNearer My.God to Thee,\u201d \u2018\u2018Abide With Me\u201d and \u2018\u2018Angels ever Bright and Fair.\u2019 Finally they marched out, singing \u201cOnward Christian Soldiers.\u201d The blinds were closely drawn, but the attendants say that Queer Alexandra left her \u2018apartments With Princess Victoria and her ladies-in-wait- ing, and listened to the singing .be- - Amalgamated Copper , .67% 109 \u201cTHE NEW COURT.Atchison ge vu ee a 1088 | According to a circular issued from werican melting felg 783 Marlborough house last pight the de- Ade ens TT 49° signation of the new Queen will be.Baltimore & .Ohio .1093 1093 Queen Mary.The role she will play Brooklyn Rapid Transfer.79 78] -at the new court has been the sub- | Canadian Pacific .1873 188.|iect of considerable speculation.The \"Chi.Mil.St.Paul.1393 1382 Prince and Princess.of Walés, the Col.Fuel & Iron.38% 387 new King and Queen, lived such com- Erie \u2026\u2026 ve boreeseenes\u2019 assasseres 28% 283 paratively retired lives that it is dif- Great Northern, Pref.135 134% ficult to form an opinion, but it is Louisville & Nashville.146 146 | almost safe to assime that the court | Missouri Pacific .t.69 694 will be far less brilliant than it was | at- [to the ceremonial oi the kingly office, all state \u2018functions under his \u2018reign were invested with the pomp and magnificence he considered be-\u2019 fitting the court of a great empire.It is quite certain - that great changes will be seen in the extension vof the court circle, as well as among 4 the actual officials and dignitaries of the court.Queen Mary is credited with graat strength of character, and is likely to exert far more influence onthe court surroundings than did Queen Al:xandra.She is deeply religious and has a love for charitable work connected with the church while i King George, so far as is.known, is ' more fond of country life and pur- there is a belief that the new.court suits than of courtly pomp.\"Hence will be of a simpler and more austere type, and many of those who heretofore exercised, a paramount .\u2018fluence in the court life will be ob- | liged to seek comparative retirement, MOURNING REGULATION 8 - IN 0 CANADA.es Ottawa, May 9.\u2014The following order was-issued Saturday by the Militia Department to all the permanent } and active militia of Canada.- \u2018\u2018Minute Guns\u2014At all saluting stations in the Dominion 101 \u2018minute Guns will be fired by the .Canadian\u2019 Artillery on_the occasion of to be communicated hereafter.\u2019\u2019 \u201cFlags and Colors.\u2014Until further orders, at all flag stations - in .the Dominion, the Royal Standard (or | Union Jack, if no Royal Standard is on charge), will fly at half mast.\u2018\u2018Mourning.\u2014Until further orders, the mourning to be worn by officers of the Canadian Militia in memory of His late Most Gracious \u2018Majesty, will be a piece of black crepe, three and one-quarter inches wide, round the left arm above the elbow.\u201cDrums will be covered with black, and black crepe will be hung from the top of the color staff of the infantry and the standard and trumpets of the cavalry until after funeral.\u201d A VISIT TO THE DEATH\" CHAMBER.London, May 8.\u2014The members of the royal household Saturday afternoon entered the death chamber to view the body of the late Monarch, which remains in.the bed where he died.The features bear a Peaceful expression.or THE FAIR SEX, A woman wants her gloves to fit without a wrinkle\u2014also her skin.A woman seldom loses her head over a mun who has lost his hair.\u201c 11 & woman hasn't any fuith in the probability is she's \"spent all faith on one man.men, her TOB M ELLOW.| - Bell Tel.in- | His |] {Majesty's funeral, the date and hour | each making four scores.the | Some of the parts not seen in shoes are the counters, or heel supports, and toe box supports.In INVICTUS Shoes, these are made of genuine.oak tanned leather, and not leather board.Leather board is obtained from scraps and trimmings of leather, ground fine, made into a pulp, and pressed un- - til it becomès hard.- Not having any body, leather board soon softens, and not only ruins the shape of the shoe, but makes it uncomfortable.The counters and toe caps are practically the foundation of the shoe.If they are - not made of the right material, the shoe cannot keep its shape for any length of time.INVICTUS SHOES.99 Wellington 8t., It is the high quality of the material used in ed which make INVICTUS Shoes the finest Footwear in Prices of INVICTUS Shoes are chiefly $4.50 to This store is the only place in Sherbroo Facts Which Ev ery yMa de Should Know about Shoe | : a No.888, 101 King St, secccccieccccsssccsece : : SPORTING NEWS : BASEBALL \u2014 EVEN THE LADIES ARE PLAYING THE GAME.-.- North Hatley, May 7.\u2014(Special)\u2014 An interesting game: took -place Friday afternoon between two girls\u2019 baseball teams of this place.The game was Played for two boxes of chocolates, given by a friend, one to the winning team, and 'ône\u2019 to the girl who made the greatest number of scores.The two captains were Miss Helen LeBaron and Miss Pearl McClary.The game resulted in a victory for Miss Pearl McClary\u2019s team with a score of 12 to 11.The second box of chocolates was won by oa Dorothy Goodwin, Miss Marie.Reed and Miss Pearl McClary, The lineup .was as follows : Miss H.LeBaron p.Miss P.McClary M.Reed Cc.N.Ramsdell M.LeBaron 1st b, -P.LeBaron- G.Reed 2nd b.M: Turner D.Putney 3rd.b.D.Goodwin E.Church fielder T.Beane A.Brousseau.\u201d L.Taylor Mr.Harold\u2019 Jackson \u2018Was umpire.| Gy «VI (CAN.RAND 22; WALTER BLUH & co.0.The first game of the City League .means foot comfort.It keepe \u2018shoes last longer.ER IN THE ROUGH\u2014Wh eile qu BY THE SHERBROOKE LUMBER YARD G.A MACIVER, Mug was played on between the general satisfaction, - we \u2014 4 A meeting ot.the Victoria of Bedford was held on Wed It was arranged cl the colors be white and red.Te will have an intermediate aud a ior baseball team.- Also-a tati team for the 24th celebration, track manager and-captain \u2018is K.! The worst difficulty à tv secure a club \u2018house in the : usnl night last.Best.portion oi the.town, DANVILLE, .sa Mrs.Jas.MoOallum - and dauphin.Ruth, have returned from speeding: month with relatives i M.Henry Riba Ingalls, A.Gasne, F L.Gibson, H.Girard, 5 Mar Ré ey, Fred Stockwell, Harty Baker, i fred Grenier and Dr._attended the funeral of the suk Charles H.Gagne at, day.\u2014 Mrs.Atkinson 19 seriously I \" the home of her daughter, Mn.ter Scott, Crown street.\u2018 leather soft and pliable mph Does not contain any Tu Acids, or other injurious ingredients.Brill and lasting\u2014one rub doos the trick ; ALL DEALERS, 10c.- Tue F.F.DALLEY GO., LIMITED, Hamliton, Ont., and surraie, uh, nm $6.00, ke where you cas le STAR CLOTHING HALL « J.Rosenbloom & Co.95 Wellington St., Men's Shoe Dept.97 Wellington 8t., Men's Furnishinge, Men's Clothing.- +.Saturday after Canadian Rand w Walter Blue & Go, the forme vw ning by a score of 22 to 0, Messrs, G.H.- Gray and and h Parker acted as umpires and - 1 ar Le ct ; | LE à .+ SPORTIAG Ts.LY Pp.+ - \u2014 PIN \u2014 = 5 = Loudon, May Francis Laking.to the King, vi Algsendra and ! miorning- \u2018gubsequently : th the Queen-I top were in guo KING EDWAR London, May de said wi have died A5 a asa = of du whi op) Weekly beg! medical bistor aign\u2019s illnses an lines, The article tüile that have despatches.Som are as follows: \u2018From a medi - ohse Was perfed stopping of the 1 die to causes a eothing doubrful _thimk it pecesss ji se the appears nn of the name lar i {I we revival of whith were curry passages.The what is kaown a and this and tN thickening due tc bined with the the lunga, made cuit for him to strain was \u2018throw ji the obstruction through t .the Collgotion of - brenichial tubes, * -soquel in the d \u2014 veutricle \u201cand death Wis Hedrt | Increasing dilticu sirculation.It w ola type seen ands of elderly | \u201cCould the Ki sd\u2019 to spare him ths -Britéob would have poss Years longer, listened - to, the _ Clans with-respe tollow tt if 14 ne ia the way of futies, Exoept bave been referr , until latély y men.Fe and ét may be s sumed the sceptr .bad what his hu Sail à real holid .éetivity, wbich ol, be may be + Upon ax a part © is probably no : M - \u201cho worked har SO.Mously than Ed : knig: \"GRORGE ENJOY THE \u2018i.UAL, DUR) ado.May nie t to, the King's except on t oo A Edward VII YA bor May 20, 4), oo inflict no pon the eq -.else Asqoi - & have arri Aifjambers of the ! 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