Sherbrooke daily record, 13 mai 1910, vendredi 13 mai 1910

[" ,L05 - -Ù po 91,40 Shoes.Value Calf Blucher 250 18 Pumps.best | vlu, in.Black \u201ca ] blue worsted .$13.49 JE 0.49 ° passes TE | * paie dre Still 137 Miners - Émtonbed in Coal Mine.Will be Appointed.WORKING H / Yw'read the first time in the House - Meotton and woollen factories was + ; ., > 1 .= , - .; ta.CL TL + : ai Ee 3 Donen 5 Cu TE 1450 a : ER a ME NT Te ioe gh fags\u2019 iil = GC at AT ae ae ds Tbe ya 1 A de ; dde né prie.Nr du SUCRE, IT = ! : - = 5 ee SHERBROOKE, QUE, FRIDAY, MAY 1 © > 1910 3 \u2014 ONE CENT .~~ ABANDONED.COLLIERY WARNINGS WERE PUBLISHED, IN MINING DISTRICTS.aa ter, Eng., -May 13.\u2014(Spec- Man hope of saving the 137 miners still entombed in the Wellington Coal Mine, at Whitehaven, has beeh sbandoned.The curious fact is that a colliery warning bad heen pub- \"ished in many of the newspapers in the mining districts of - the King\u2019s ominions, to the effect than un- high barometrie conditions reñdered fire damp explosions ¢x- tremely probable, and that all underground workers ought therefore to be on the alert.The barometer reach: of its highest reading in the White- baven district.Rescue parties succeeded in saving {our men Who had been working \u201cat the bottom of the shaft, but were prevented bY the gas from penetrat- \u201cing to a point where the main body of men is imprisoned.pistracted crowds of relatives sur rounded the pithead.The colliery is owned by the Earl of Lonsdale and its workings extend four or five giles beneath the sea.or rer CONSERVATION OF \u201cRUNNING WATER.Gommission to.Study the Question ox OURS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIXED AT \u201c,* 58 A WEEK.Quebec, May 13.\u2014As the time has some for the passing of new legislation on the management and conservation of running waters in the pro- iges, Hon.Mr.Allard, Minister of Clown Lands, presented a bill which , It is entitled: An act to authorize the appointment of a commission to submit rules for the management of running waters.Mr.Allard, in explaining the ob- wt e'the Mill, said that the commission would consist of an engineer, ta advocate and a man experienced ih tor .It would be their duty to\u2019'report \u201cback to the House for the mxt sgion on all subjects concern- jog the rivers and lakes of the pro- vines; for example, when damming of tivehs \u2018and 1lgkes should be permitted did what means should be taken to révent spèiog floods.It was remarked By Mr.Allard that often applications were made by lumber companies to dam a lake, and the pre- wt regulations did not give suffic- - lt power.In such cases there were times of the year when - there was tod great a flow of water and other linus when the flow was too small.It tas a question requiring.careful dj; and Mr.Allard added the tommiggion would prepare a careful mport 4p just what should be done.It wag not only a matter of interest Jupbermen, but likewise to far- ers.ad-{6\u2018all those who made use W the \u2018lakes *and rivers of Quebec, Jer to trangport logs or for any - purpose.i : After a debate lasting most of the Wternoon, the bill respecting the working hours of women and children | Mad the third time and adopted.The Mill makes the working hours to be 8 a week, instead of 60 hours as at Present.\u2018The bill also extends the Mueational clause to all factories, d prohibits the employment of dren in theatres, except for char- ty, under 15 years.TE PULPWOOD - QUESTION LS.otticials Trying to Decide What Tariff to Apply.QUESTION HAS ARISEN 1INCIDENTAL TO THI PROHIBITION OF WOOD.\u201cajshineton, May 12 \u2014Customs of- vhieh are wrestling with.a - proble } bas arisen incidental to the bent action or tie [-rovince of Que- in ProbiBiting the export of Wh cut from crown lands.It is rer the products, which include from Ng paper, of pulp wood cut Qui Buch lands before May 1 when 8 Prohibitory decree went in- Îtto the shall -be allowed to core Pie e United States at the tariff ® shay i08 prior to that date , be taxed at the lower tariff are tive May 1.The latter rates Aou Later vailing duty of 35 cents on print paper which was im- el because of the export tax of 8 a cord on pulp.wood cut trom frown lands.it ix understood 8 quantit .ut - Trop y of pulp wood cu ®own lands before May 1 re- Maing on hand, elore May I \u2014\u2014\u2014 _ G + -\u2014 GNERAL FRENCH'S VISUT.Wa, May 1; \u20141}t is announced a, Visit of Sir John French to tomt will not be delayed on ac- OFer, because of the removal of.SUPERIOR COURT JUDGMENTS, Action for $5,000 Damages is Dismissed.\u2019 \u2014n 7 IN DISPUTE.\u2014RENT CASE, Mr, Justice Hutchinson ' rendered judgment in several Superior Court cases this forenoon., LC Dame Helene Lachance vs.Francois Roberge.\u2014This was a motion made ty the defendant for peremption.Some time ago the plaintiff took an action in the Superior Court to com- Pel the defendant to render an account, or in default of go doing that he pay her the sum of $600.The court gave judgment in plaintiff\u2019s favor and ordered the defendant to give-an accounting or pay the sum sued for within so many days.After this the plaintiff \u2018consented to a delay in the filing of the account, but [reserved her right to contest the same.That was two years ago, an the defendant now prays that he be granted peremption, and that proceedings he terminated.The Court held that the defendant had not complied with the judgment of the court, and the consent of the attorney in the case was beyond his mandate and without effect.The motion was dismissed.: \" SUED FOR RENT.Rene Lysee was sued at the instance of J.O.Archambault et al., heirs of the estate of the late J.A.Archambault, for $100 as rent of Bellmont Farm, in Ascot.The - de- fondant pleaded that the late J.A.Archambault was owing him a greater \u2018amount than that.sued for, and pleaded compensation.In answer to this the plaintiffs said that the defendant is owing the estate a large sum of money for rent and for notes now in their possession.The Court held that the allegations of the plaintiffs were well founded, and condemned the defendant to pay the sum sued for with interest and costs.Co | OWNERSHIP OF FARM IN DIS- 1 PUTE, E.X.Somers vs.W.Beaudette and J.©.Archambault et al., opposants, and the plaintiff contestant.\u2014This is an action that arose through a seizure put on the property situated in Orford, and which at that time was supposed to belong to Peaudette.The plaintiff claims that Beaudette had- always been recognized as the proprietor of the said farm, and that his name appeared as such on the books of the municipality.The heirs of the late 'J.A.Archambault op-\u2019 posed the seizure of the property, as they claimed it belonged to \u2018the estate.It was further contended that the plaintiff Somers had made an abandonment of his vious to the said seizure, and that the curators of the abandoned estate of the plaintiff.The property, it was claimed, was acquired by the late J.A.Archambault in August, 1891, and that the defendant Beaudette never owned the property.The Court held that the plaintift\u2019s rights under the said judgment passed -to his creditors, and he had no legal right to proceed to justify the said judgment.It was also proven in the evidence that Beaudette had left the district in the fall of 1904, and that plaintiff was-aware that defendant did not own the property at the time he took out the writ seizure.\u2018The property was offered for sale for school taxes, but it was redeemed by the said opposants.The opinion of the Court was that the cpposition was Well founded, and dismissed the contestation off the.plaintiff with costs, and annulled the seizure and set aside all the proceedings had and taken in the case.ACTION FOR DAMAGES DISMIS ED.Oliva Lacharite vs.A.Trudeau.\u2014 \u2018Both the parties are from Windsor Mills.The plaintiff sued the defendant for $5,000 damages, which he alleged he sustained through having to have his leg amputated as a result of an accident in the defendant's mill.The plaintiff claimed that when he was at work at a lath machine on the 26th of May, 1908, the belt came off the pulley, and when he went below to put it on he was caught and his leg broken in three places, so that it had to be amputated ahove tlie knee.He contended that the-accident was caused S- the defendant and his employees.On the other hand the defendant pleaded that he was not responsible for the accident, but that it was caused through the plaintiff's own fault in not stopping the machinery when about to put the belt on.The defendant further swore that he had oun told the plaintiff that if he with costs.\u201c re \"SPIKED HIMSELF TO CROSS.San Bernardino, Cal, May While brooding over - the death of King Edward.al Frene- M ; .« ç \u2014 ba u will abrive in Canada Ryo, | i - at hand.i \u2014 OWNERSHIP OF FARM IN ORFORD all nul CANADIAN AND - \u2018Tremendous Damage Done by Typhoon in Kobe District, | STEAMER WRECKED AND FIFTY PERSONS WERE DROWNED.Tokio, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014A ty- Phoon in Kobe district on May 11 wrecked the steamship.bound from Osaka for Magaya, and fifty persons were drowned.* Two torpedo boat destroyers were driven ashore in bad bositions, and many small vessels were lost with those on board of them.Tremendous damage was done ashore.: + ALL WATER ROUTE INAUGURAT- : D.Chicago, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014The new freight and passenger service cntirely by boat between Montreal and Chicago will be inaugurated today with the arrival of the steamer City of Montreal from the Canadian city.This is the first' time in eight years that any all-water service has Leen operated from the St.Lawrence River to the Great Lakes, via the Welland Canal.~ Several years ago the experiment failed on account of the bigh insurance rates.NEW CATHEDRAL AT NICOLET.Montreal, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Sir \u2018Wilfrid Laurier, Lady Laurier and Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux left this \u2018morning for Nicolet, to be present at the celebrations in connection with j the benediction of the new cathedral at that place.= Twelpe bishops \u2018and more than 400 priests are taking part.The Archbishops of Quebec: and of Montreal are both present.The sacred edifice has had a chequered history.Begun as far back as 1871, construction was suspended during a long series of years, recommenced three separate times, and when at length it was completed it was not many years before the building was destroyed by fire, Now it has again arisen from its ashes.GREAT LDSS OF LUMBER.Fort William, Ont,, May 13.\u2014Tens of millions of feet of lumber have been and are being destroyed by forest fires which have been raging in Western Ontario and Northeastern Minnesota for the past ten days.Reports arriving here last night indicate that while the devastation has in some ingjgances been exaggerated loss to timber men and farmers\u2019 exceeds that of any previous series of fires in years.LS CONFESSED TO LANDLADY.Montreal, May 13.\u2014Chief Detective the judgment and claim belonged to: of | through the fault and negligence of | Carpenter was not the first to whom Timothy Candy confessed he had shot \u2018down Constables Fortin and O'Con- property pre-|nell while \u2018under arrest in Chaboillez street last Friday night.He had already told the story of the crime to Mrs.Mathers, with whom he boarded at 203 Seigneurs street, and Chief Detective.Carpenter had heard her story before Candy made his confession to him Monday night.DOOR CLOSED TO ARTISAN SAYS PAPER.London, May 13.\u2014The Morning Leader says: \u2018\u2018The mor: one examines the new situation which has heen created by the recent order of the Canadian immigration authoritles | the clearer it becomes (hat Canada\u2019s (Continued on page 3.) -+ SYNOD OF MONTREAL AND OTTAWA .Ft HOME MISSION COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS INCREASE TO STUDENTS.Cornwall, Ont., May 13.\u2014At the Frespyterian Synod of Montreal and Ottawa in St.John\u2019s Church several interesting reports were received and adopted.Perth was selected as the scene of the next meeting.Dr.Paul an appeal for the Montreal Presbyterian College.Rev.Orr Bennett, of Almonte, presented the report of the Sunday- School work._ In the afternoon Rev.Dr.Bryce, of Winnipeg, spoke in support of the late Dr.Robertson\u2019 memorial and asked the Synod to contribute $5,000.Owing to the illness of Rev.H.C.Sutherland, convener of the home mission committee, the report was Richmond.It recommended an increase in salaries to the students out that he put the belt on while the machinery was in motion that he would discharge bim.This evidence was borne out by others, and the Court found that the action was not well founded, and dismissed the same 13 \u2014 possible ill effects of the comet\u2019s visit, Paul Ham- heepman and prospector, and ministers carrying on the work.The augmentation committee's report was presented by Rev.Dr.Ramsay and also referred to the need of giving a better remuneration to the workers in the field.At a special meeting of Glengarry I'resbytery in the afternoon, ev.N.H: McGillivray, pastor of St.John's Church, Cornwall, accepted a \u2018St, John's.Mr.McGillivray will preach his farewell sermon on May 22.Instead of finishing days, in two WORLD NEWS.\u2018orders of the foreman in going l'alling rock.The \u2018|when questioned ion that he had told Collard not to J.Maloney, Mayor of Cornwall, lieartily welcomed the members of the Synod.Rev.A.L.Burch made | presented by Rev.H.Carmichael, of call to Taylor Church, Montreal.The call was vigorously opposed by the session managers and congregation of | CLAIMS DAMAGES FOR \u201cINJURY T0 EYE.\u2014 vw A i From W.H.Wiggett.\u2014\u2014 NEW EVIDENCE ADDUCED ASBESTOS DAMAGE CASE.In the Superior Court, this morning, the «case of J.A.Bilodeau against W.H.Wiggett was commenc- \u2018ed.; + {ris lat IN tiff seeks tp recorcr damages to the amount of $5,000.He alleges that while he was at work in defendant\u2019s- bottling establishment, a soda water bottle burst and a piece of the glass struck him on the eye and so injured it that he claims the above amount as compensation.The defendant denies all responsi- bi'ity.| A large number of witnesses.have been summoned, : OPENED CASE UP AGAIN.Yesterday afternoon before Mr, Justice Hutchinson in the Superior Court, the case of Mrs.Collard against the Asbestos and Asbestic Company, of Asbestos, was opened up.It will b\u20ac remembered that the case was heard here some time ago, when the plaintiff sued for $15,000 as damages for the death.of her hushand while in the erhploy of the company.J.A.Bilodeau Asks for ss.000| This is an Action where the plain- | FONERAL WILL BE SPLENDID ONE in Our Annals.a ING ARRANGEMENTS FOR CEREMONY.London, May 13.\u2014The London Times editorially says : \u201cKing Edward's funeral promises to surpass in solemn gsplendor all former functions in o¥ annals, or, indeed, in annals of any other amongst the great monarchies of Europe.Seven reighing sovereigns headed by the German Emperor will ride behind King George as he follows his father\u2019s - coffin from Westminster through the streets of the capital, and each of them in personally taking part in mourning for King Edward will have the satisfaction of knowing he is doing an act as grateful to the feelings of English subjects as to his own.With them will be the representative of a mighty nation whose kinship with ourselves ever makes their sympathy with our sorrows as with our joys exceptionally dear and: valuable, and the United States\u2019 greatest of Presidents whom the United States has seen since Lin- ,coln, and who is the most prominent and most respected statesman in American life, will bear official witness by his presence to the sincerity and The Court dismissed the action holding that the evidence showed that the late Collard was responsibly for his own death by disobeying the to work at a dangerous _spot.Yesterday afternoon new evidence was adduced.A fellow workman swore that he was present in the pit when Collard was ordered by the foreman to go td work at the spot where he met hig} death, and that when Collard objected the foreman told him it was perfectly safe.Shortly afterwards Collard was killed by witness admitted that he had told a different - story by the company\u2019s attorney, but said that his reason for telling that then was because he did not want to be a witness in the case.7 10 The foreman was also examined, and he denied positively.the evidence of the new witness.He reiterated what he had said on a former occas- eo near the spot where he met death.\u2018 : The case was taken en delibere.BUSINESS Tax.AT GRANBY.QUESTION NOW BEFORE COUNCIL MOVING PICTURE SHOWS WILL HAVE TO .PAY HEAVY LICENSE.Granby, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 At the last meeting of the Council there was some informal discussion, in regard to imposing a business tax for revenue purposes.This method of taxation has been.under consideration by the Council several times his » diency of adding to the burdens of merchants and others, who are already paying either directly, or in the form of rentals, a pretty stiff tax, bas been a debateable question.There is, however, one business which is flourishing to a considerable extent in Granby that before long will be obliged to contribute liberally to the revenues of the town.The Council have about decided to exact from the moving picture shows a license fee of from $200 to §300, and in that case it will be a survival of the fittest.; Pending action by the Council in regard to the license fee, Mr.8.Page has suspended work on the building he is crecting for a Montreal moving picture concern.The foundation for this building is already completed, the dimensions being - 40 x,100 feet, and Mr.Page intends it to be of most modern construction.La \u2014 a MAD DOG KILLS STOCK.\u2014\u2014 FARMERS HAVE LOST NUMBER OF SHEEP AND CATTLE} Strathroy, May 13.\u2014By the Lava.es of a mad dog farmers in neighborhood of Denfield have- heen losing a large number of sheep and cattle.The dog was owned in the city of Stratford, and from information to hand made the distance, 40 miles between the two places in little more than a day.A flock of nine sheep owned by John Pimperton developed symptoms of eral- other killed.Messrs.Wm.Shipley, Ces.bas had to deal.A ameter?aot À | EAST FARNHAM.| Mr.Fred Wilkins left an \u2018Tuesday morning en route to Kansas, where he will work for Mr.Pickel.during the past years, but the expe- | the | rabies, and Were at once despatched.Later sev- sheep belonging to the same man went mad, and had to be Henry, T.Hodson and D.Siddall in that district all report serious loss- Dr.Tennent, of London, Government Inspector, says it is one of the most interesting cases with which he | earnestness with which the citizens of the great Anglo-Saxon nation beyond the Atlantic join in the grief of the mother nation at home.\u201d\u2019 KING GEORGE A BUSY MAN.London, May 13.\u2014From a life of comparative, ease and retirement, King George suddenly finds himself | one of the hardest worked officials in the Kingdom.In addition to spending considerable time daily at Buck- 'ingham Palace comforting his widow- ; ed mother, he has to attend to mul- | tifarious duties connected with re- | ceiving and entertaining the royal guests and arranging the difficult de- | tails of the lying-in-state and the ' funeral af Edward VII.Seven o\u2019clock each morning finds his Majesty already at his desk in Marlborough House.The lying-in-state involves a great addition to the work of arranging the programme for the funeral, all .the details of which will hardly be completed before Sunday.The pro- | cession to Westminster Hall on Tues- / day for the lying-in-state will be almost on as great a scale as the funeral procession.The cortege will include King George and all the foreign sovereigns on horseback, and the Queen Mother and the royal ladies in carriages.The body will be received \u2018by the members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons, while the choirs of Westminster Abbey and the Chapel Royal and the band of the Coldstream Guards will take part in the musicâl service.When the funeral procession starts on Friday, every tram car in London will come to a standstill for a quarter of an hour.It is also proposed that all the public houses in London should be closed while the procession is passing.The Queen Mother herself has been exceedingly busy since the death of the King.She has received a great number of visitors, who have heen privileged to enter the death chamber.These include, besides most of the members of the Cabinet and the leaders of the Opposition, many am bassadors and other officials connected with the Court, and prominent men who were the intimate friends of Edward VII.mourning comes from Dublin, where at a meeting of the corporation seven members of the Sinn Fein Society voted against the Lord Mayor's re- pathy and condolence to the Mother and the royal family.STANDS ALONG THE ROUTE; Hundreds.of the carpenters are Tal- ready at work erecting stands along funeral procession, And owners \u2018of frontages are preparing to make the most of their good fortune.Twenty- five dollars to 5850 is obtainable easily for a single seat at points of vantage, while a small upper room with a couple of tiny windows over looking the street is considered a bargain at $500.On the more.fashionable thoroughfares like Picadilly from $2,000 to $3,000 is asked for the use of single rooms.THE KAISER'S PLANS, Berlin, May 13.\u2014It was officially announced last night that ¥mperor william would leave next Wednesday for London, arriving there on following day.The date of his funeral has not heen made known, HOLIDAY IN CANADA.cial notification tbat the funeral To Surpass All Previou} Functions KING GEORGE BUSY MAN MAK- A note\u2019 of discord in the universal; solution to send a message of synti Queen the route that will be followed hy the the return after attending King Kdwar'$\"{hree inches from the tip of its ose Ottawa, May 13.\u2014The Cabinet yesterday morning, having received offi- of King Edward has been fixed for Fri- three bear CAUGHT IN BELT.Crossbury, May 13.\u2014 (Specialy - Fred McClintock, while in Pope's thrown some distance.He was badly NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.Granby, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014After some delay Mr.J.Bntterworth has resumed work on his main strevt block -and has some expert brick: layers laying a front of pressed brick fill a gap in Main «treet which long been an eyesbre.: BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS.Granby, May 13.\u2014{Special)\u2014 Thu stock of furniture in the D.M.Mitchell's bloëk, on Main street has changed hands.\u2019 Mr.Girard, who has been carrying on the same business in the Payn block at the west end of the town, having bought the stock of Mr.W.A.Hale and rented the premises for a term of years.VIOLATED LORD'S DAY ACT.Coaticook, May 13.\u2014(Special) \u2014- Some local fruit dealers who persist in plying their trade on Sundays just the same as on other days of the week are likely to be prosecuted.The Council has taken the matter up.Some of the.parties, upon being warned, closed up last Sunday.It is those who scorned the warning that will now have to appear before the courts.PREPARING FOR CONVENTION.Eastman, -May- 13.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Eastman people are busy getting réady for the W.C.T.U.convention, which will be held here in the Methodist Church on Monday and \u201cTuesday of next week, May 16th and 17the The English and Methodist Church choirs have united together and are practicing special music for the occasion.Mrs.Sanderson will address the evening meeting.\u2019 MET WITH UNPLEASANT ACCIDENT.Granby, Mr.James Donaway met with an unpleasant accident on Tuesday.He was driving a large load of hay onto the corporation scales in the Town Hall yard and seeing that the load was too high to escape the cover over the scales, endeavored to stop the horses but was too late and was crushed down into the hay receiving some nasty cuts and bruises on the fdce and ear.The spectatorsicongra- tulated Mr.Donaway on cain without more serious.injury, \" DISCUSSED AMALGAMATION OF .UNIONS.: Granby, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A meeting of the W.C.T.U.workers to discuss the advisdifility of amalgamation with Brome County was held at Mrs.Call\u2019s, Waterloo, on > Tues- were: \u2018 Mesdames E.Bradford, PB.Smith, G.Skinner, A, W, Mitchell, W.W.Miner, C.Clark Benjamin and T.Dougall.Mrs.KE.bradford and Mrs.Wm.Miner were appointed delegates to attend.the Brome County Comvention, which is being- held at Kagtman on the 17th, to discuss this matter.WILL REPEAT CONCERT.Danville, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 At a meeting of the Danville.Choral Society it was decided, at the request of some of the prominent citizens, to repeat the concert given May drd., as the weather on that date was very unfavorable.The programme has heen dltered considerably su \u201cthat those who attended the last concert will hear something entirely new.The best choruses in \u2018Joan of Are,\u201d will, however, be given \u2018also, Lady of the Shalott,\u201d hy the ladies \u2018octette.Those who will assist are Mrs.Irvine, Sherbrooke; Miss M.Mowat, Danville; Mr.J.C.Steward and Mr.J.\u2018T'.Matthews, Sherbrooke, and Mr.O.M.J.Ingalls, Danville.CAPTURED \u201cLARGE BEAR.Magog, May 13.(Special À Marge black bear was captured in the.woods between here and \u201cLittle Ma \"gog Lane,\u201d yesterday morning bys Mo Benoit.Mr.Benoit has had a trap et for this animal for some time, having discovered tracks while out hunting, and upon going to look it yesterday morning found the bear in it, baving been caught by only two of its toes.This bear is » huge animal, weighing three \u2018 bundred pounds and measuring seven feet The skin ir to the end of its tail | \"worth quite a sum.Mr.Benoit - is quite a hunter, and bas captured = within the last two ou day of next, week, the 20th, approv- three years.i 20th of May, as a and a day of mourning.This mean that all business will he pended on that all sporting events or for that day.Memorial services wil be held in all the churches.Tse i i days t became insane and crucifed *-mself Hi ds Nines.three 8 HO Miss Gladys Dawson is quite ill.according to mining men who re ved ish êl .Mr.Albert Jewell left on oy here on | i | 00000000000008000 for Manchester, having spent two Hammerton was found #00 ole pleasant weeks with Mr.and Mrs.had nailed his feet and one «id toa ee Hard, | rude cross which he had crecred.Al- ° THE WEATHER S a Albert Liall spent this week though he was suffering intease au-| o f \u2014 ® at Shefford, visiting Mr.and Mrs.ony Hammerton pleaded with his) @ 6 Cane.! rescuers to Jet him remain in his|e LOOAL FORNCABR ¢ ° Lo spiked imprisonment.Sine 1.9 visit| ® ; ° IT E \u2018 of Comet A, Hammerton hee been ° \u2014 .Me and ARYERVILDE né | much alarmed, and et on a ° Moderate winds, fair and @ Miss Florence Allard, of Coaticook that the Sar aya to bass .cool to-day and on Saturday.© ; and Miss Mebenatd, of Cookshire x A of the » was \u2026 an s, C.he believed- the end of the world was| ¢ were 1 re.000000¥00000088000008 French on Sunday.and tions will be presented and the - | em\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ ; ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Y.M.C.A.! The abnual meeting of the \u2018brooke Y.M.C.A.Will be held | evening, May 16th.{ The repcrts of the year's i {icars elected for the ensuing year.' at this meeting.issued forthwith calling upon the people of Canada to observe Friday, the, general holiday | meeting of will \u2018was held on Wednesday in the Cour: SUS- +i] room when it was decided to form day.It will be & 9 fire brigade for Bedford.This is à bank holiday and it is expected that lon: felt want in town aid other occasions of amusement will be cancelled ed of a proclamation which will | Sher- at the Association building, on Monday opera- of- All the active members of the association are requested to be present FIRE BRIGADE FOI BEbFORD.Bedford, May 3°.-(Special)\u2014 the citizens of Bedford witl: the hearty approval of \u201cne.It is to be a volunteer brigade ÿ at DALY NEWS SPECHIS FROM AL 2 RTS OF TE EASTER TONNGHS | Î saw mill, was caught in the belt and ° shaken up, but no serious injury re- \u2014] sulted, = The completion of this building will\u201d has May 13.\u2014- (Special) \u2014| day.Those from Granny attending | than one hundred dollars.He bought \u2014 HAS ANOTHER RUNAWAY.Knowlton, May 13.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A runaway occurred here Thursday, at a little before noon.Mr.James Frizzle, of ~ Brome Centre.had his Mr.R.Gingras\u2019 meat market while he bad gone into the shop.The hors-' sés took fright at an automobile and started running at quite a rapid rate until they reached Mr.John Barber\u2019s where they were stopped without any damage being done.This is the third runaway reported within ten days.; SHEEY WORRIED BY DOGS.Minton, May 13.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Mr.H.R., Slack found one of his sheep so injured by dogs that it had to be killed.He missed one of the flock\u2019 and it was only after some search that he found it us stated.- The sheep have been attacked - before but the dogs were always driven away before.miich damage was done.It is boped that steps will be taken to destroy the animals that are doing such damage.LARGE BELT FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA.Danville, May 13.\u2014{Special)\u2014Pro- bably the largest leather belt ever made in Canada has just been turned out here by the J.L.Goodhue Co., Limited.lt is 60, inches wide, by 173 feet in- length, 3 ply, and weighs nearly 2,000 Ibs.Some 336° pieces of leather wer nsed in its construction, and entircly from the best selected hides locally tanned by this firm.It took four men_three weeks to put it together after the pieces were all cut and ready.This belt 1s being shipped to the- North Pacific Lumber Co., for their large saw mills at Barnet, B.\u2018 C.Going along with the jumbo belt there are over 200 other smaller belts, varying in width from 8 to 32 inches.The im- inense helt is certalnly a specimen of perfect workmanship and .is the pride of the employees who assisted in its construction.\u2019 - THIS FARMER MAKES GOOD.Cowansville, May 13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Your correspondent hag just.come in touch with one farmer who is.pér- fectly satisfied with- the way is dairy has-paid him during the past seven or eight months.This farmer added to his dairy last autumn nine cows which he purchased- for lesa .$600 worth™of -hay and grain, and added to his farm's: supply of such.He shipped his milk to Montrcal, and got $2.40 a hundred net for it, and -the smallest returus he got from his dnify fcr any ome month was .$170.This spring he sold the seven poor 4 \u2018The 4 said tn be an especially fine one and | A! meets every- | » 1 with Mr.IL.VV.Trottier at its head My.Trottier has had considerable l'experience in this connection clse- where, \u2018and is just the mau for in the service, twenty regular an \u201ctwenty reserves.The station gill be in the former property of Dr.Cheval lier, between the Constantineau \u2018perty and Mrs.Dickinson's.It is ex chief.There wiih tie about forty men 1 4 > pro- \u2018pected that the Council will give the rezular volunteers uniforms, etc.The a new one will soon be purchased.« present hand engine will be inspected ani if it does not prove satisfactory à.TWICE\"SAFE | THRICE-=CONVENIENT ARE THE.TRaréLERS CHEQUES.| AMERICAN BANMERS ASSCCIATICN Mg B Accepted cverywhers (in | MA America cr Abroad)in payment fi\u2019 MA On! travelers\u2019 expenses\u2014hotel, M railrcad, sicamekip and cther M charges.Safer than meney; very converient end cosy to o A v 22 i > Any Young Lady Can Paddle Herself Into A Good Position Through Recorp Want ads, It's a sure, quick way.Try it to Jay and be convineesl, Po ES team of horses standing in front of est cows out of his herd for + 8320.00, $8 carry; save foreign exchange § 84 wormiee; identify the traveler at | gy \"every pert\u201d 5 THE EASTERN 5 TOWNSHIPS BANK, i A a, Letns explain the w .Ks h system 4 e ares eu land finds himselt = with a bendsome .À PY surplus and two more cows thai be E fo (Continued on.page 3.).~~.§ i \u2018 - _- ~~.\u201d \u2018\u201c + + \u2018 = Le + Ÿ- ; i MESA Mare + ce lie EE mp, Bh : + | cle cond mtn, Pacs TWO ST.F | \u2018HE RANCIS DISTRIC TT Dally Reports Fro T LOCAL HAP mnt FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1910.©.x om Correspond- and favorably kn P ENINGS.| typhoid-pne Ce IL ent and m own in thi fi umonia, was ims CL s Of What I uch sympathy i is vicinity rst of the very ill the] raga : s Going On.the bereaved ones in aon ad +} to their home he ed uf pom, is now report- home from the Sherbrook \u2014 ~ Miss E.Timbe | eir- sad loss.Mrs.H.F ; re on Thursda The Band on Wednesday, sl e Hospital e eo Rev.op HUNTING VILLI, of St.Francis ake, oF thal stair| Ladies\u2019 Card és ententes the Lose days ons strenuously \u201cRey , slightly improved in o 0000000000000000 15th is he Adams\u2019 subject for Ma Montreal, where she ge, Bas gone to ternoon.ub on Thursday af- propose giving \u2018in comeart which they Rev.Mr.McLeod, ot M ° : eee.\u2014_\u2014 po Recent e Patience of God.\u201d y A uni on meeti of puit étend the here.J.Williamson + e near future.pects Pid preach in the School hom ex-|® rer co ; : 1er brotber\u2019s, Mr.BE irke, Vt, hurch, Sund eld in Chalmer\u2019 comf amson was a | T.| MacD child of Mr.and slowl cRae is improvi e NN : BE NN Ce.called here by s, Mr.BE.I.Huntin servic naay evening n rs ortable on Th little more C Sonald died t and Mrs.A.y.mproving q Re LL ) pa = the illnes 8, es in St.Ann ext.The The Fort ursday.from memb: yesterday morn Mr.Jack M © ; ve 6 .= mother, Mrs.L.B, illness of her Congregati es, Methodist y Hours\u2019 D ranous cro ing, igh cDonald h © AA .à 3: Hunti ionas Ch and observed by th evotion is bei of one yea up at the age ished workin as nearly fin- 14 = * ?pneumonia; Mr.O.ing, who has withdrawn urches will b Chu y the membe ing p r and som ge Th g on the sch n-te | Là : } Prince, d on this oc e urch.rs of the R.C.eing sick but e days, after e school is- ool hou e pg .° 1107: wood Flat, at h of Hard.dress in the ev casion.The ad-| Mrs.B \u2018path ut two days.De Monda expected to re se.a ë EE Herring's, s, this pis Se 5 Mrs.1.|2 speaker ee given by \u20acd into onner and Hover have mov- Dia extended to the bereaved onday, the OM: open on |g 2 .caw BEERE spen pied a Sherbrooke, ter on the rank Bedard, who las been Custom House.nt over the former Sans dpi Men were at work + from fcotriown: Mr.RB ON Smith, p< ACE .: .ye O.Fox and fa with her niece, Mr now able to b or some time, _ #\u2014 , draping the public b yes er- Aul od\u2019s Crossing; Mr.D.an from e ; & oe vo an mily; M s.| R ¢ out.is).Co purple and?bla wildings in Aulay from M ; Mr.D.M.Me- - | Ry w poops Bund man and two child rs.BE.Sher- Kn ev.Mr.England wa 200 Of the gr MPTON.\u2018our late Kin oY in mourning for Leod from M egantic; Mr.N.C.Me.° I | u son Street, guests of ber parents, M who were due bons oi his fait vas called to prie graduating class of Applied ing in ths contre dre the King Departures nr T \u201cle n Carpet making, 8 More Farnham, t r.and Mrs.\u201cillness of his fathe count of P.Cowle University ed purple, black entre draped with Epaldin e: Mr.H.R.V eo thing 8, a8 in ever = Pétain, and tinville: 0 their home in Mar- Mr.Andrew Mc Tr.firs s, of Montre , Mr.E.and bunting.Sm g on.business; M an to ° a gs that coun ry thing el * .° urda Miss C.Todd, spendin ar- mond's ndre ar enzie, one of Rich- in t place in a class cel.has taken M ith and Mr.Artie M D Jimmie mater t.À little mor se, its the lit ° Fires months urday PE Sunday with her el, retired from ent business men, bas gL Sineering ci als Min-| Mr.O.KINGSEY FALLS.sgantic.cDonald to ® el ial, a little more ca I'¢ hx terial, a littl ttle conte To a cKe \u2018 ne i work - 8 ; r.: I ; + wasbips, b.B Wilson, n, enzle, at Compton: ri me ss Jill be carried où by The busi- ihe first net Medal and wo tel Shaw to P.Shaw and Me, Ww.C.the Tove and here ars down with!» more pains in cvery stag \u20ac in selecting styles.e Letter « la seodlne ; - RB.n er \u2019 a is : u \u2018 recs j guest \u2018ot ola \u201ctrier and Moe's River, Bil, is parish priest of St.Ma plied Bienes, des Society 01 AD Ee, He ur.are Shaw.fon- jt.but what some one is fad up with ° pare means.a great deal 1 © of manufacture a littl » .Ras of 1) \u201cMr, -B.W pds and neighbors: | M riously ill._St.Mary's, for summer e \u2018Drummond \u201c| house astings has sold Mr.D e he gets nore v 1 \u2014 On ¢ .Obitu Compton: ilson pent Sunday hy list.R.L.Cross is on the sick Mining mer essay and pe Canadian | by the ate and lot, formerly aol EN condition @ gets in ordinary goods.Lars to the buyer Jor 4 Ba e sad news of th Mr.E.M.Pres ; g, subjects, for paper on W.Smith.eron, to Mr.© BR ge scle b , .Vin in © USSE ctio 4 ve A here Saturday oF nine the Lindsey Ry mse st into Von - to Cc in Ae then | memoria] s P.Pergau will hold \u2018a\u2018| Miss K MASBAWIPPL * ms eh BRU how = | Circulatio ams chan ng urbank w reet.l a n * owles service in \u2018a | s Kathleen © ELVE SSEL PRE # Sunday morni ged his subject on Thursda as in Sherb ephew of M \u2019 who i Church the Method dred Baton | ; T S RUGS, \" i May 7 y.rooke thi r.A.L.P 8 \u2018on Sunda odist Stilés, of and: Miss Mil- $ 8.CA IM ®, : ting to the ning for oneemore fi \u2014- s place, is w omeroy, of 2.30 p.m.y, May 15th, fro , of St.Johnsb ; © : RPETING PERIAL ak ay ceasion t- .er eee his fri ! ell known h > , at m' Boston, ar ury, -late WILTO SANT .AXMINS 0.Puesda Mr.and Mrs .+ CRO \u2014 Ë ends will b ere and The fun at M rived \u2018h Ww.© N CARPE [ .TER a * y .A.| spi SSBURY of his bri e pleased eral of th 3 r.Le Chil e Wednesda TING S Wednesd Hatley, were i ron, of Nort Arrivals and - 8 brilliant su to learn Haddock, wh e late Mrs.J.B,-j North son\u2019s./The y|® SAXONY ' H + ay \u2018 e in tow \u2018 rth be departures: M The Rev.- ccess.lo ose death f Hatley.Thu y went to |® CARPETING EARTH R a Thursday week.n one day this n McClintock at h Mr.Rèu- | cook .A.H.Viss sis oceurred rom tubercu- vise th rsday to G, UGS, | « \u2019 : ar, of Coati-|¥ on Thursd e opening of \u2018\u201c super- © IMPERIAL VES 8 .s Friday .The dance at day; Mr.Waiter M Clit e over Sun-| Mi and the Rev.Mr.Goudii oati- Was held in Christ\u2019 ay, May 5th, there for th of a \u201ctea room\u201d 9 Co CARPETING STIBULE R 0 faturd last Frida at Mr.H.Fairbr mother spent cClintock and hi T ss Goudie, of Hatl .Goudie and Sunday at 11 s Church here © block.e summer in the J om ° PARQUET : x, DO UGS, _ =.ay y night w other\u2019s Plai Sunday at s Tuesday o ey, were c a.m.Rev.D e Johnson \u2018 CARPET .DOOR MATS ® .Mu as muc in; Mr.W Learn f Rev.guests conducted Mr.Murr A © 8, .5, A Erin pres furnished by Mr.njoyed.bury visiting Mie ae essett in Crane: Bt ihe parsonage.Mrs.Wilkinson tert from Pont rvices, taking his Mrs.BT and departures : Mr ® WOOL CARPETING, WOOL RUGS + Tote\u2019 ring.ennett and Mr.H and Willie Ross and s; Mr.-and Mrs win Waterville Hock he spoke feelin ly 90-9, from Which &lso Mr urcott in town on Su and | © TAPESTRY TAPE *.paoc à Mrs.(&.Glend pH Her Visiting his and children, of Bury, Tow Me le Hockey Minstrels of relatives and Les large number North Ea yrs.(Dr.) on Sunday; .CARPETS, ve iSTRY' RUGS, 3 = hoo oe J oo Tn.& n Tuesd ! all on 8 n thel®© Th : nds of the d Fr + Mr.and , O SLVET ! TT oa & friends, last enday entertained unt, M.P.; drov ay; Mr.Ins aturday e e e choir rend e deceas- Foe and Mrs.Mrs.A e ETC.E RUGS , XK Wednesd a few bury o e through C : spector M.vening.priate h ren ered the g : rs.C.Hol .La >, ETC.: ; # ent were: Mrs.and Miss hole pres.Ross, nt Wednesday; lies Blanche \u2018Teal, will make his officiel of Mont Horning fhy Will Resurrection with friends cast Holmes, 5 Halland, ° L \u2014 : ust Hq \u2018 allor so slow\u2019s, 8 rs.John Wi Catholic C visit .to \u201cPeace, P e Done,\" rleans, Vt., this cle nspecti ¢ \"4 x well of Lenn y and Miss B.Fa Ros mith\u2019s Mills; Mr in- place on Bat ¢ Convent of this| of , Perfect Peace.\u201d T \u2018* and (Mer, leaving his i: ,» Vt., this sum-/ - ion Respe t Te \u201cabe Taka of Huntin oxville and Migs; C.r- s and Miss Emm s.J.W.| The ne urday of this w 18 erings were man he floral Mrs.T.N.8 iamily here; Mr 2 Co Cc fully Solici jocsene À 3.gville.A «dd Todd recently; Mi a in Sherbrooke 8 w butcher sh eek.The\u201d bearer y a nd beautiful, Wed .St.Dizier at D : .and ® icited ¢ 24 served about fiv elicious tea was Dire ; Miss Bertha Ross e Squire & Co.h op of Mr.E.8.|F- W s were Messrs, A.W u nesday; Mr.E erby Line | © .0 NVILI æ .e o'clock.lie M visiting her -sist in Cook- building r as been opened \u2018in the G- ebster, G: Webst ebster, Sherbrooke .E.A.St.Dizier in ® : + | \"sta FL re askell: -Mast er, Mrs.Wil- ram B ecently occupied b n the Lodge and W.-D er, J.Smith, Skinner on Wednesday; Mr.| © GREENLAS with his grandmothe Cecil Maskell Th ros.y Whar-| ment took pl uncan.The inter- Mond guest of Mr.S.R C.je 9 ARSHAM qi Mr.and M LAY W.Ross, f mother, Mrs.James |C e preacher i Cites.The bereav the Danville Cem- * ay, Mr.Watts obinson on ® 3 Quests = = Kingsey a Henry Gardner The M.or a short time.ames | hurch on Sund n the Methoait sine e bereaved famil em- town Tuesday alse of Waterville, in © Qe T JF s to att r to} askell Br be: Rev.ay morning n ere met y have the Lennox \u2019 o Mr.Duk : BA ae 3 \u2018kr.o .nd othe G.g ne y of ville, e, .; ÿ Se Tl, i oe fred VEE ll rar sgt Soi Stat Re at AS SE En | Hoy COQUE Le 3 UE ! .' sis- | intock.: Fr.rs.(D esleyan C Bb ev.@ : ° _.NBY.RR Miss K ; Scho r.) Crack ollege.- corge WwW.M | LE Shey Sable Banish vo Sawyeryi ing th Miss Wes Wednesday mo In Kings from & visit d children have Arrival FITCH BAY, B., will conduct a tingle.M.4.Li.° + Cg Loi Et, bert i of the te AL \u2018teacher.ss Weston, of Mexbléton, Kingsbury, Que.with Telatives aud sso ie \u2018Miss \u2018Edna Rev: Dey.Alliance celeb the | | 4 +2 for a 441, Montreal h, student of McGill, | | \u2014_\u2014 C ernon left hom rdyne and t r.Bennett th.|e- man + À.: cGill \u2014 Cowansvill on Wednesd e fram N wo friends ug on T addressed : : CT Mi ; RB , e wher ay for|C.ewport t uesday ev a meet- |® ® ; ALAC Hr school closed th Learned's term ot luc wD TO Fame.Me.ve days pe ie Mrs.Le , Veldine triends in town: rather à small ettendance There wes 9000000000000000c0000 à | > ki = 4 turned to Cookshire à May.S Cornwall, Ont., enzie has jams.Mrs, Vernon 8.Wil-| Joh aul, home f | 2 cocon.4 FA _ okshire t .he re- | 1, Ont., to gone to in Compton \u2019 of Sherbrook nsbury, Vi.rom St.; C H \u2018\" eo.° \u2018 \u2018 : Ë pokes.Phebe F he the next day.byterian Synod, attend the Pres- Wa A.Bliss, mie her mother for treatment; yore she has been Arrivals _COOKEHIRE .ERBERT BOOTH $, osé.+ .C4 her f ceeping and will vi giving up {4 iss M.L.Linsa iss M.Simons.h aplehurst.\u2019\u2019 rom Ayer's \u2018ait, A.\u2019 Rediker al Dean Rob departures : Rev.R LE A ey , ; ORDERS D .BUSI Ey 2 ne too for a time vio one boon.Boston, Mass.Y ence returned rar Coaticook after ei home daughters, Mrs.i, visiting.her two day from a eo mae tev Rur- : VES THE ARMY RESSES \u2014 A Mr.Co anitoba.8 tol, attending the \u2018Bost she had weeks there.ending sev- ard: Mr.and Mrs.and Mrs.Hib- was attending a o Quebec where he À | ent ° ve MF.Cox is moving this spring | tory of Music.Miss Li on Conserva- Masog on Monday last: M +, cecan.Board époetirs O1 te 9 he ANNOUNCED , THAT J BY BY WIRELESS, Lea vocate a Mrs.Rankin.© 8 house Vacated into te Wednesday.nsay was In| The i MAPLE GROVE.* vrs.A.Gustin, to Noes Mr.\u201cand whe lett on \u2018Phursday ddl Robert-{ LONGER CONNE HE.18 NO;-LADIES CAN NC ' Amn y .\u2018The indu sit Mr.; ort, Vt.where she: or Wat CTE 4 ari a is able to be out again Do aon: CT réturned | Church to the pastorate of the other Bay, who has orm en Womants Auxiiery.branch of FATHER'S a GOWNS.met PTE Len 8 Et.Mrs.ess.gain en attending t , where he has urc of th orate of the other shock.s lately had an- r.and Mrs.; | 7 New York, - HET tos.Blizabeth Rankin is Sunday, May he military school.Archdeacon pére Holy Trinity, by Miss Viola M n- spent Sunday in L.E.Charbonnel Detroi TION.patch to The ay.18.\u2014A cable-des Adotube th time affecting.her the n is conned at 5 \u201cWorld's st be observ- 3 1st inst.r, took place on poen very ill the past who has guests of Mr, J.B.Lennoxville the of port, May 13.\u2014Herbert B (resamaking by wi oe te \u201c os \u2014 ti Mr.J g her right a is the Ad y School Day\u201d number of fri * |tetter no ; ast week, is r.and Mrs.ondon, you ooth, est innov Te is \u2018the BPH K i obn rm.vent C ; ay |t friend w.much W J.H.ngest ation » .RE ih _ther\u2019s farm Bate has taken his fa- School.hristian Sunday tended the.funeral on from here at- Mr.F.Dionne ednesday for M 3.H.Pope left on Booth, founder of son of General lure the shekels = Dame Fashion to éc, La be Mr.Rob to work this yea fa- The subject the late Mr.W the 4th inst.Bouse With is \"improving \u2019 + my, annou of the Salvation Ar and husbands who à ber followers .VIL ENGI 3 Ii spent Sunday Sims, from Sherbrook Men's Social mie Qscussion at the chine: interred at LA a Ton, To | Rev.Mr.a Jew coat of paint.his A DUDSWELL dress to D in beginning an ad.stop the raids on ave thought to LE ADD] \u201cAik Te Sy Sith his parents e |day will be, \u201cTh ass, next Sun- th senior and ju reland.ed to the h er has been contin- \u2018and Mrs the receni ; that he i etroit Pastors\u2019 Union y taking their r pocketbooks Office wy to his bro sette has sold h ., e Unpardonabl n- e W.A.met at nior members of past f ouse through si onfin- and Mrs 0 ent Visitors are: M at he is no lo , s\u2019 Union| Voyage must b wives on an oman a so Office.= ig : ther and i is store e Sin\u201d D.P.B at the home 0 ew days.ckness the C .Oscar Joyce : Mr, nected i longer officiall new é prepared to pe Ty an auction sal nd intends h 'ABBO ennett Wed of Mrs.Rev.:M ; | unningham\u2019s; , at Mr.J.tio with his father\u2019 y con- and unexpecte face à - LA e.having TT' = CORNE A good att ednesday afte r.Lawrenci d 8; Mrs.C .on.er's orga , An ; d danger 1A RMANI a eo e er : nee and M : .N.: niza-, excl .CANAAN AND VE Carvers arrivals include: Rev.A».pl, Roy endance is reported.noon.into the portes pd move Mr.Vise Mee at B.A.Andrews sirpri announcement created { Court xclusive old Bond stret Bouse ; À oriole ) .WEST STEW and H ansonville: M : ay after a s school ext lerrill is oses Kenne s Hall, at W.H.se as suggest! no little , originated ra.Russell © TOWN, \u2018 EWARTS- arold Goodh r.E.Yeats left for hi successful t 0 ensive repair making quit y's, on Sunda , H, in the Salvati ng another spl They ha novel \"DOUSLAS Mrs.1 P™ A youn ue, East Fr d is home in B erm, and 8 2 his, e , Rowe and d y; Mrs.E A.giv ation Army.T plit Cc ve signed contr plan.Quebec 4.Hovey h g people's ral anklin, 48Y mornin rome Wed property.| wel aughter, in : + en by Mr.B he reason unard Lin \u2018acts with tbe divisions L poor health, - ey.\u201818° still in p held at the B rally is t À g.nes- ell, guests East, Duds- ©À th ooth in no, on pj e officials and 4 ry\u2019 | aptist Ch o be number.es SPRING H Mr at Mr.R.W 8- at feeling.way allay- ght to exhib securing .the Arrivals vel y The funeral of urch May 12th.ticeabl of improvement : Miss., Ma, HILL._ Mr.T.Meridit illard\u2019 8 plain, he When \u2018asked t ¥-| erythi it gowns and n S A.ME Hunt, vi and departures: M Dwyer, for of the late , Mr.À ha e here.Mr.T.8.are no- : ggie McKen Mr.Os h at Mrs.Cov 1 \u2019 famil said : \u2018\u2018It is a o ex- ng in ladies\u2019 wesr on\u2019 early ev- ; * cook itin r.Geo ho h: merly of R lvin s improved H.Be Tp ie arrived car Joyce | vell\u2019s.y matter, personal \u2018and steamers M on\u2019 board .Bel punt, + aang Bis mother, o.who has for th ichtord, but fne gel his buildin nnebt mr house lat s movin dise tter, and I do Wh auretania and Le gs b ee a ely vacat d g into the uss it.not care to en the .M an Lunitanià.- : Ramse allace Pond: Mr Mrs, living at th e Past few years bert vanized iron r y a very | : ë by.Mr.C.Dow But York : auretanis | INSU adden y (Millie.Hil \u2019 rs.Alle as, e home ot M been Cross\u2019 is oof.Mr.H - ns.a local mi | ork on Wedn caves.Now.25 visiti ly o on was hel r.Jeff Thom- ©\" makin er- =pre clos nister, esday an expert Dang her muther, hi 0 olebrooke, 10 am.at the n Monday ey his his lawn, and Mr.on snmp 02° oe nformatio Mr.Booth 1s io De the \"firm, gil Wor at ace uct ! , : \u2019 \u2019 i | Co hv i \u2019 SE ass and Mrs.A.Le R.Moore and family 5, of Richford, officiating Mr.Doug- L:@st Week on f : LQ made the following stat to the tacts yoo will be s gi i fet Fo Cote et fouls gud Bik ont Miss Clare Angas FAIR STORE | ets ie Solowing statement: | inal de Rp a >} Wie own; Mr, C ' in West Stew awa is hip, and and iss Hazel endoline Cr : wi ooth to sev ed Her- s in displayin - 00 day from ' H.G Teen, ho arts- y on Saturda he passed Zetta Be el Bennett gu t 088, ith the Salv ov er his connecti 7 ing the ex g and actually wear: ' - , trip d a, me Satur- 88th birthd y evening, Gl nnett and h est of Miss ; much 1 2 ation.Arm ON style pengive.\u2018array of ., Mr.R 2 p down the li ed ay.His , on his adys Cro er cousin, A h like those that y are ver yles and cost the tee : , .8.Newman ne.from ga s death was 88.Miss \" brother ; at resulted | be i umes.Invitations will contract : an has t Qi ngrene in caus- ., Ballingt \u2018 in his issued to the : F1 *FDMA a rente Ta M | va ee fll ont Th ue cong RE NVI LL) En int Soro Be silent\u201d th ign ml pez 2 erected at 8 in, Mass.It : ast of his » Mr.Dwy- e child of M .oO Se - .America.Th Volun- odels durin * +.O0 iy ith C will be race.\u2018Hall i r.and M n accoun ; ç 4 & wonderful \u2018 e old Gene the afte g certain, Bows I \u2018 tist, + \u20ac will spend tha anaan and \u2014 8 recoveri rs.À.lowes t \u2018or\u2019 tne | ul man ral is rnoon and.evenisg G the ST appendi ng from 0.t prices.\u201d removing ev } great thin , and.has d deck and i \"Mr.Frank e summer here.Y| The sad ANSTEAD T citis.an attack- of To-morrow g everything mus * the w gs for the evan one y n the salons.en.[| D.Cote\u2019 8 BN bought Mr Tuesday morning of recelved here on black post Hee building is \u2018draped i Bai g \u201d hi commence De papes at the \u2018| souls ; the vas Sedemption of lost the emartest ons now Dr ! 7 ¥.MOR r.Frank B allace Pond e daughter e death of th orders fr e in accord n r a to control h never been London\u2019 ops in-New voit, ; \u201cSt Colë's cow eecher has n J.C (Mary Chi the om Ottaw ance.with em.in ale ju is owrr 1a able ; and Paris, when t \u201d rath 8.bough .and M lds) of D Some a.e in : What m mily.are given, n- the crées._ Grain Mr.ght who rs.Colby.r.11i sort of m I O any thou the measurem CE is ot amore.DE NE ily ab when 0 oat an wf EE Sn Re SE a : Cc y reader i ol- mo reatme , ate Ki ln \u2018mem- .Col e co al- wns wil = a ne où Loong, co | mit SEE wi Mole! on ome od, Foot SF, mon a uit Dent, [fim a NS \u2014 ness, but aken early in al, Chu pera House e held oy Tis should bein Pp | til t angement that itter, ; oa, Tellin The mans ind dually sante until it pass in fée | & service not material end au ne taco, nder Suing the biggest wiek's visio in mJ na wae not\u201d even Du fasta un | À LEADER FOR OVER bo TH \u2014 1ear of the 8 will be gri en o'clock, W assed away at ikely that thi erialize it is prices ev ar, fancy good s, skirts, silks, ri our history.grave.en buried in her\u2019 PRYSIC Perkins.serious illness of eved to The parents ednesday e take e various C quite of er oflered in D 8, and boot ks, ribbons, 1 \u2019 \u201cLik er Mr accom vening.up the mat hurches $12,000 n Danville, F s and shoe gloves, e Ballingto | | DR: WA \u201cThe Ladi s.T.panied the bod Mr.C, G.atter separate will tailored, worth of up-t .For the first s at the lowest ed the advi n, Herbert qu to the Ch es\u2019 Aid of ody fo ' Johnson by.ed, purchase o-date suit day a cut 8 1 wit sability of c q estion- | the HN es ME Tl weno) Three Ho tor the sppesrance at.the Opera cute\" Fgh, cada gone\u201d arian he are all sttldly man wil, She Salvo Koy \"and vas wk A ternoon.e, on Thursd : uses next week th first fo era | , felt and rnishings, sh ck at St.ho beli it in a man as » and 1-¢ ! f th ur days suit cases panama h shirts, coll Hya- BJ ieved to be t; nner which | Mr.Puzer ay af pany.oO the Young-Ada of , all to be.ats, boot ars, ties, gl result h e tyrannical J: A , of i ms Com- Come cleared s and sho gloves, e has left al.As - .DAR Nesey Mr.D.M.Rowat: was the] 0 FOR SALE.+ \" all and get the oie once.- es, trunks and ee Tenge in breaching a ond is\u2019 | .Hospl opte L vn Wod- De, 6 : ; DANV = = roughout as a free ns es sorvep oo Th od even ro .Mr \u201c0: ILLE i FH u the \u2019y ee oa posday of ews reached here acre of land ; one.soven about halt net is makin i rob of Lhe Years 3s Worl.- i Theres en, o he death of on Wed- arn, rouse li h .seven rooms he b ents on the g extensive \u2018 bea e Salvation ctual con-, rd f Wind Alfred D as : ghted w and ought propert or n in th Army h bandm sor Mills, the eard-| SAS ; one, six ro ith.acetylene .Wilkie recently from M y that a 4 aced 1 e hands of the G as not\u2019 I.& A.0.bandmestr-, The docsoed vas voi oms.Apply °f tage He has just: compl r.Alex.nite ioader, Who 18 in hi eneral.The | Fou Cove for 25 vs ur - was well T.V.REED, \u2018bas rene rear of same which eat.| parts in oly to those sect yar | > ep > x 45 Ki : ) pL te | , whic pes f : - North Hatley.near Roland Gray ! N Sucges Bho direction he Dimself perform.= 58-85 BL pe \u2019 I.Dé re Es and fc who recentl essor.to L.R.ramwell Booth e hands q until .; nara followin y a 40 Bourbeau, D si ners o and thee Ww by appo : alone te ourseas Danville | London.Herbert bad no D Commi © R.BRADLEY oo.\u201cDRE | : : .| rect management.ad no part in the, NO FRE | a Cbiiares | meer Coaticook House-Po 65 PICTURE FRAMBES.a to - B= Ti avellers.\u2014A.muse Popular nome f : FRONTENAC STREBT.\u201d iw L 0.\u2019 J avellers.\u20144&: Pomeroy 0 el SHERBROOKB, QUI; oo - ç eli - Telaphone 297.people PL - Bines 1899 1 > ] ¥ iar No 1 bis 27° Hour ° Pltai tract CO from MILD-AN _by The B.H D MELLOW.pr oude Co, Limited | LT Le ° or rw | Ce 1 1\" T Quebec! {om _Manufactured a es te eee ace CASHIN eee == Att ont aa ier Bar rT ne ee = \u2014- - L.® - 0 sen + te SHERBROOKK DAILY Ir A oo EE ECORD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910.i 2% _ wiz ÿ The Dally R v1 16075 eoord BF | n-sammsscox® nEcoÛn vo, DFORD DISTRICT: [zis _ = ar DO La 5.assistant postmi ° : Printers and Publishers, ll 5 db WE ue | rie ce being how ab stmistress, her _ ° \u2019 prised end published evo attern ; se Na aa AT eb\u2018Bockus.en by Miss Mab- | Ï - @ a pct Su , at 106 and 08 moony _ BN \\ ue \u201cMr.E Charles J _ Co J .CANADIAN AND .iim ff lmaoo Ri Velteg |.T1 BEALL {sridnds sn Button Jeet js visiting |.pay Fine}Perf &f 7 E strict REE He RE, dy |.Drs.F.eek.Po - 3 qo to any address io Canada.Great G -\u2014 :- [and > = Bickel, of Sweetsburg RO | WORLD NEWS.it ertumes ® \u2018( pitas: 8%; atx nited States, one athersd by Dail Rees i» were visiting uller, of Cowansville, (Continued from page 1.) i oo * a - \u201cIe ooths, 60 cents ; onths, =~ $1.00 é - y ord Cor+ .on Tuesday.Dr.J.F.Yeats here (Conti 111%] \u2018intention is to bar her d \u2019 and Sachet P 0 d à: oo rand ph by tho year only $1.50, stern | respoddents in Various | vis.om McCrum and Mr.H.|08d when Ng from page 1) |traordt artisan, so we pave the ps an waers.+ = * » .: .3 \u2019 .- t .e ered mone remitters should Communities.\u2018 Freli ne cCrum, of Cowansville - Hi [Still some e-struck in last autumn ay situation of a British All thie mewest o7 SC ake Proc on | > Uso express or post unities._ ghsburg, Were \u2018here Tuesda and |make mone people say you cannot fortes\u201d won_with British blood, pro- and D * odors ix Imported e.; Cards of thanks pot exceeding 50 stn + v.y off a farm.with British arms à Iriti omestic Makes.- ® Obituary, Poetry, luc line horas, COWANSVILLE SUTTON s ships, financed by Briti nd British ._ Bo 8e per word.» eading Re .M .SET OUT TREES developed t 1 sh money and ° i | Recent visitors here include: dre.L.Lamotte ha 0 AT MASSAWIP- tish toil, close great extent by Bri- | ° Circulation DAILY RECORD, ma Plaisted, of Dunbam; Mr.Per.er upwards of ome.een quite | Massawippi May it, clogeG Lo Dritish men.\u201d _ PF: T.ANSEL °.pirculation statement I ° Tan A Peabody, \u2018of Mansonvill Sher- Ww very poorly.eek and is | With favorable ay 3-\u2014(Bpecial) - THE COMET DRUGGIST L, .= ony on BLe0 ; or week end- Mrs Ao Dell, of Montreal: Me Mr, tré from AY real is bs the et out of trees and Router, the setting | Paris, May 1 IS BLAMED.AND STATIONER \u201d* : ! : .Darby, \u2019 bu at Miss Blanc ef- flag passed off of the scho \u2019 ay 13.\u2014The a i 1 be eo rosy ree ma 3.200 ford, ot ae Clement end i] worsing in that city.8 AL Who ie day.Twenty-five tres.mn on Taos: vesiher continues in Ragin : $ Strathcons Square.Now is the ti .oH.DELRAY ore rir corres 9 14, of Feraham Centre, 1| Miss Janet Kelle; : e forenoon and were set in |day ance.The temperature to- ® - Pict se time to Kodak Wednesda cos core nese \"150 .B.C.McNab h Farnham Kelley has gone to |™ere several hour ay seemed nperature to- e ure taking ne in e i eborsday \u2026 \u2026 - 9159 1y and ab bas been ill 1 M to assist in th ot required to erect t s Work |3th med icy at fimes, yet 19\u20acr so easy ai and making is ®o \u201c7 rr re en 0150 in unable to attend t Î ate- rs, Steve Booth e care of about four o'clock he staff.At other times it was , FE at |\" : a Ors st sy and.pleasant and i o tt ay , 9,086 the shop.o his duties Poor health - , Who has been in the fla o'clock all was read mild.Cold, disme comparatively §.We h To ructive in daylight o E + on Saturday sonven serves a 9 230 Mrs.J.Ruiter v | Ab al h \u2018for some weeks; in the pop soon floated at th y and int , ismal showers cam .e have the.be ; A good Kodak or -dark.~~ \u2018+he he i - 80.t, amid e top of ntervals, and th came at Iriger st Galvanized Li ibl ; supplies tan- e _ to the home of Mr.à recently moved Odd out.8U of the member er as id cheers fro riciousl he wind shifted ator that we Lined Re- gible evidence.of f oe e.\u2026 Potl .\u2026\u2026 +.\" 55.151 Nightin of Mr.and Mr Fellows\u2019 lod s of the |Crowd.Then in sad om the usly, attainin cap- are selling at es, pet of faces and plac- rene oo TS , gale, an s.George |!od?e ge here met .~ deat ad memo lastin g a high speed, a : s and incid | 0 PrE00000000000000 Len very ill.Her conditio been tar ire.body to the Mets and marched Edward the flag + sovereign, Pine Reports rom \u201c er péri ; 00- | produced at suppres the nner pre [XY YY XY g grave anxi n is caus os 1e Methodi m : was lowered France various = : j iced at the 1 CI ; iety to her fri s- whére they w thodist church ast and thu ered to half ance show th parts of 3 to be h owest prices e ; o.RECOMMEND 8% |ahe was a little better or ends, but Bro.Geo.8.Sch addressed by Rev.jecarty lunch s left.At moon [believe at the common people: oe S | ad anywhere.e | @ ED @| Master Byron Ch r on Wednesda .Geo.8.Schagel, of W y Rev.ltown h was partaken of 2 pretty generally that th > 1 that you \u2018 Griffith\u2019 oe | Y = = © just alker, Ww ¥.|The church el, of West Bfome, \u2018\u2018picni all, sixty being s in the |Proach of the c i e ap- VL You, ever ¢ ri $f 1 is Townsmes norets $ er ee Sol, Po\u201d dah slo Gf HE Rs Cl | ae Et enn Sas ica \"0 abn Ei A ffith's Drug Store 6 [ Yi his fin everely cut tw = the membe death, while vidson, teacher | yed.nces, ' : \u2019 ur- world rigerator\u2014the b vhite Frost ; (Ko dak St e \u2014\\ svocco/0000000000 Ov gers while splittin o of |crepe for the rs of the order the nicely prepared rep then read VE est in the 171 Ww ore.) S eo ood on Tuesdäy.g kindlin \u2019 the same er wore |school report o \u2014 me Co ellingtom 8 ° > ation, rm EE ee Go Bais serious enough , veste accident wa Sihagel was assisted by Rev.wer number books were, oon a \u2018large oR.M ONK WELCOMED HOME JAMES THOMPSON D SHERSROONR, \u201c + ~ ; » O.D.Baker s of a surgeon.\u2026 \u2018the atten- , of the M .W.A.|The given as prizes.ti ontreal, M \u2019 5 = evelopin 1 - | .h ethod work of th prizes., May 12.\u2014Th 15 St g and Pri : FEE CL, FTP EN ya a ee ak of ar i anion, of Meche inh ES Sadr \u201cWiig [Gon more 2, 8 ¢ demonstra.\u2014\u2014\u2014= =n wen pmateurs promptir and care e i « J.Maguire.guest | ; d Mrs.Arth ; \u201c ound to be > nspected ervative CI \u201d \u2018 ne, ; e Gr BY \u2014 WINDSOR HOTEL >: Mis.Rollins, on Station St mother, Metisier end wil ee Oo Me Artin cording \u2018to 0 20 of a high order, ac- ument National last he ot She Mon.VIGTORIA D ® palo Prop.; recently of Ly ree | mure géant George W.Gett ree.Metivier and will give omsession at Miss F.Hussey ied the pupils.8 welcome to Mr.F.D Monk extend AY \u2014~ = a : ; 8 - .oO e J | \u2018 , , LL : ha - I Ps mice Ant ee ure, vi, oo hae 1 | from Ba.Stewart Reynol on ao comment nee ge dent meer tre KN vi CANADIAN@- À} \u2014 + A.W.Colby & Co.r.B, A, Fitchet | Mills resum art Reynolds th aithful 1 ques Carti er for.Jac- | bh 20° \u2014 BE.A.et esumes ; s.Mr.e teacher, abors er, Senat - Po pm | ye is an aids no C18.Hr on Miao on ir to 2, homo | noua ME Lee 0 | owLTon |TalI=dlil- e | er 4+ Livery.A.M.Bowen ns of his house \u2018whi founy r.N.J.Wyatt : and others prese y the parents P s from Mr.C.J, D rie BE Ry roped Dy dre 8 1 Bundege ag, |, Pré Stevart S Penn on mue | dar vor come bof ng Pr ee, Anne M, Horde ay 24th, 1910 et Daily Tourist Car Ser.POUR 2 8 AY AEE , QGarcean SI e George! .1 ewart 8 real.\u201cin a lar ning e that gentl ; Vv ' e lie - u & property \u2018until orge- G.Foster being t cofield farm i (around ge circle in th very weakened st E eman in a ce to the Canad .- \u2014 *| Thomas G.Sykes, occtipied.by: Mr} |b g taken up in small quantities I und the chief workers t 6 yard them.ate the ee on a voit H ian Norjh Wests eo.| = cupy th .Sykes, and; will s pi bar; | OY residents of th quantities e flag, Mr.W.Hunti o erect [to his the exception of a : or se ace Tourist sleepin : se.WN BUSIRESS OARDS py that property him ik BOO \u2018oc |B.- Greeley .e village.Mr.E Hunting, Mr.L ng, Mr.B.C is constituents, h visit $ ated on t g cals are now ue 1° - EST understood that y bfmsell \u201cTt i y has purchased + He ly , Mr.L.Colt, Mr.B - have to tak , he would still AND BA n train Nos.1 w oper- _ : \u2014 : | Mr a fg] of the meadow; sed six acres |.and others , Mr.B, Har- e a long rest AS SEBALL G ing Mont and 97, le : ; ie will move i .and Mrs, Sykes |b eadow; Mr.L.L \u201cGod 8 ) and the singi .goi pecial will conn TAME.ontreal, (Wind » léav- - ! ADVOCATES hou in to the Senator Bi as purchased six acres w McClarty ave the King.\u201d ging of ENGIN 0 going Fast and W ect with traina 10-10 A.M sor Stn.) at LF mm .se on Main street, wh Baker [in the t six acres which tak Cu LE E CREW WERE nowiton at 11.80.\" 2 ahem, ea tively.\u201d and 10.30 P.M a ; \u201cAWRENCE, ; cently va , which was re- wo brooks : akes \u2014b DRUNK.og and Fastman re Sherbrook rive ely.° » M, Tespec- RS.L Advocates, MOREL PS y MeIVER, el ums, Payne.e hong ne street; Mr ra ae LIVING IN 1851.wok.John, N.B., May 12.\u2014Engineer{ are, will asian regular train \u2014 \u2018Hat 10 27H = = _\u2014 int ; 0 this vill rchased 43 acres al enne (Youths\u2019 : hnson and Fi 55.| 504 NICOL, ADV : includecd: Mr.s village Me qe ÿ acres a ouths\u2019 Compa Crai [ ireman .ay ff Uhh bose with is litle stoum car and Mears MeClarty/s; Fran Comeau, five acres some In Toutas\u2019 Companton) [dr art, charge win bein «7 [Salvia Grows Hair metus mes | .CE re .GL Ne esers, east, and A.me interesti vie , in which cated \u20181 being intoxi Ret a vo TR, WELLS, WHITE & K reen and J.-N.Robi 64 acres .Comeau ha ing prices are while in ch g Jntoxl- eturn Tickets at Si an \"Advocates, Sun Lif McFADDEN nowlton, in Mr.Ro binson, of Be on the west side.- s just been brough e recorded, locomoti _ charge of a freight : or G ; at Single Fare des-; = , Sun Life Bldg, Sherbrooke casolin .Robinson\u2019s la audry, who ; e.Mr.Brookl ght to light b : ve.Their condit 8 ood going on M .in ; wines e | FASO! e Car: Mr.B rger (this f paid some \u2018$4,000 yn Eagle.The y the Jcovered \u201d b ion was dis- YOUR .| - RB A ay -23 and 2 ! 00 OSEFE_ ROY, L.L.B of Frelighsbure: urton A.Wilson.arm, is said t ,000.for basis for co prices afford ath y a brakeman MONEY B | © Returning up t 4.la- D.ac, Leke Megantiez ADVOCATE, |ton; M ghsburg; Mr.Godue + $3,000 from o have realized [reads mparison, and a that the train wa , who found | Don't expe a ACK.p'to May 26, 1910 \u2014 ; Mr.J., of Sut.what he has them one b s onc investi an vas running wild, an on\u2019t experiment.Go CITY { 2 ais L UVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS Brome; Mosca untoe, Petes, of West an has She south section still of x, what the old people.say.\u2014that former ound Lhe engine co drug store er \"rao to Mr.Griffiths CONA SQ.BELL TEL 6 STRATH- + + - Turner - Î ° .brown and p as he re.0 times were ind er diffi ; .er Con VIA, the 50c.bottle .L TEL.to ; G4; EK.ADDIE, C.E., Q.L , of Dunham and |vestment sees fit.His these indeed better culty hé o siderable ati e Guaranteed H .130, OR C ; + \u2018Office, 81 St.Peter 8.QUEBE Mr.Wi : nt has prov RL RA aa than verpowered t on, and if j , air Prepar- P.R.STA ' a ean ; se Balsberty St.der, Br, Rando, his sone at boos is home from | = a profitable one paid.Conan who kept this a book charge of the Tocomative, and ten days go back and © cure Dandrufl in TION ThL.207.o's J ARMAND.CO CRER) ous.\" Montreal and iv preparing to in Mr WEST BOLTON pa Westhold.Mes S 26 do] VERE VICTIM ama; A beautiful bai dressing not grey > oo oe Provincial Land\u2019 Surveyor, the Metapedia.paling to join from his ar boyce is recovering VOTE And > more t Mass., to New| London, Ma bo OF MISTAKE.|INCUBATOR hp ms ouse, : n g \u2018Phone 142: < away up the Sa ame Club, able t ent injuries although York to Ph ore to go from New Cler \u2019 y 12.\u2014 Headed by \u20ac S, BROODE 2 ell& SUGLAS A.TOWLE : is a club of we guenay River.This T o sit up yet.gh not | op] iladelphia but sh w gy, & procession of abi y fifty .RS i ; , ; alth he b y 28 cen she paid |persons, 600 j about 1 \u2014And- .de EE ee en RL al | Je | A ama ETATS ES - , all kinds.rves up there an splendid pre- of the 1 etery, Montreal, |y door brought to ! sic, yesterda - on easy terms .- M Lt ; e and ate Mr., ntreal, , and $10 o from Nen y escor y ter ; oe oo! A MEADE, SURVEYOR.COATI- ee staff to care | employ a good mains ot ® Mr.iL Coodier, The Te board, and it vas aon for her|Lough M sh City ir relnterment at Lists and particulars or Jor sash.; \" d the: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 e Good tonnections; Mr ents of the sum , r- eral years ago w ried here a her daguerreot .exhumed rem ; Tipperary, the « Le TINDALL - ee = r.Jas.M mer\u2019s outing, | Montreal ere conveyed t single pictu ype taken, a ains of Willi I & 00 VICTORIA anis.+ INSURANCE AGENT [| .MeQuillen = on Saturda À o cture, and paid , iel McCorm am and Dan- === Ta DAY 18: \u2018 s Vil-s' , how th y for b Wee $1.50 t mack, who w n moma nnoxvill : New.: A fp.D KENNEDY, G - Ms pt office staff, was with this ou After a grave.urial in! She bought Tove on dat nee Tout gether in Nenagh er executed to- Births, Mar \u2014 SIN pre: sora JR gi, wee agent.GENERAL INSUR.might © ow be and Mr.Leo MeQuillen Mr.Henry tnterval of 20 years and had a don aus { shoes for $1.25 ta for a crime of Jai] on Troy 1, 1 \u2014 rriages and Deaths.GLE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP TI) eet Ju , etc.Record Bl , ccident, \u20ac considered % visiti A : is, of North Dak \u2019 The or 37% cent \u2019 or shown t hey were : b à .Le 4 | ock.regular employe one of their ing his sisters, M akota is accounts bristle with 8.crifne f o be innocent BIRTHS tween all stati da YT 8.DRESSER Cokansvi yees.This latter is land Mrs.W 8, Mrs, J.B.Wilson quarter cents.Thi ith half and or which the McC .The PE .G ons in Canada on G.T OUBE+-.\u2014.We \u2018brooke, all b & CO., SHER-|j nsville boy who is : a find .F.Brill, Mr B es a \u2018\u2018fip,\u2019\u2019 ings cost sometim banged was th ormackg were | RKINS\u2014 At St oing May 28rd T.Ra ani- ; oke, ranches of insurance; in other parts of C making good | s many changes in tha Tr.ullis ip,\u201d\u2019 sometimes a *\u2018\u2018l devs - steward e murder of an est May 8, | a.anstead, Que: R and -24th, - : : ; ; ad his i hat time.H former was 6 evy.\u2019\u2019 The}.ard named Kl estate , 1910, a daughter > ON eturn limit, M wear.» Mr.C.Fred anada.youngest son » The ic, the latt 2 M\u20ac l object lis, who b Mrs.H daughter to Mr » May 26th, 19 eee DENTISTS .Fred Sayers is ill with hi = , aged four yea She bought ; er 124c.ject of hatred o became an }- arry Perkin: .and ., 1910 latest -.} .able to attend s ill and un- m.; rs 87 g a pair of rubb | numb.7 ed through orderf i Perkins Channell O.H.FOSS - .SR TIYNDMAN & BRADI i end to his regul ti Mr.Ernest ; 874 cents, and wr | rubbers for er of evict ordering à ) » Agent, OIL 5 W ; BR n , gular d Pe \u2018 AM wrote ions, -T ax N ; y Ticked wi.Sun Life Building.Sherborne STS, w Jar.Sites.Sora.It is ar duties valuable cow.rkins recently lost a : gum à For her os down as om , Pehind a ous.He vus shot HE KING 8 REPLY TO CATHO all Strathcons Bea mat phone 5 oh ¢ in, Ganeat Bion SVRGEON DEN treal for eppendieitis pon in Mon: Mh BB.Drew i rbures include : \u2014 | FOTO 205 ooh demas: Her gowns one of the evicted © Mickest Gleeson, | The followin os the et | « HARRISON, mau age - be.on.lock; Bell Tel.953, Cm Ee where she has bee rom North Hatley and Yolill,\u201d ahd Sep de SUR ne\u201d! was present at th enants, whose son ty which ving is the cable of loyal- phone 197; os Agent.Golf M, a; BROKER, M WEST SHEFFORD.daughter\u2019 for a ton Sn with her a tas and making of we er Tatter confessed to geremony to-day, Plenary one cer of the First ) Le ng\u2019 H _F.MORRIS, STOCK tr rs.Robt.Blackwood has retu and Mrs.Galley calling on tri Mr.a 1 the exorbitant pries \u2018of \"$3 25 he judge Who sentenced th crime.The } King last year and th to the late es York, Tih ka Satheona a, DR olen ro several days\u2019 visit at eturned su ond Mrs.A.alling on friends; Fats J congress gaiters.or committed suicide Th McCormacks King Edward, which © ansver of \u2014 \u2014\u2014 rdece ny of commisaion, Cotton bought aod rooke.leave SA Hayes is ser Me ely, ae Mr Jas.Onamberin's : this wo eaching school Seven wecks int pe he occasion een Praised by the Catholic hierarony UEBEC CE Tr 1 | : .+ on margin.\u2019 1 e \u201c+h od oth, o È \u2019 .Ske h.*E strict.da SFE ALLY.tches, \u2018y ARCHITE gin.interests of the J.porta West in the Visiting at Mr.C.8 South Stukely, tooth drawn and paid 3 he had 8 shut, blind ww All the shops were His Majesty Kin : D | ame N TROT, ar Co.e Payne Cig- | George Marshall hepherd's ; Mrs.Y28 before the day of à cents\u2014this fone wa ere drawn, and ev y don: g Edward VIL, Lon-| §& © RaiLwa Le $ IT W.GREGOIRE \u201d~ Ee On th Wednesda: to Montreal on We find an ent 2 1 sthetics.er 4s dressed in black ery- \u201cThe Apoi \u2018, : Lo a .RE ona Len._+ Wel , ARCHIT e announcem : y to attend ntry \u2018\u2018wafers,\u201d crepe I ck or Ww : postolie D % PE 0e RL tellington Street, Sherbr EOT, Bn death the bell in ment, of the King\u2019s her niece; Miss L pure, Wedding of remember that there were T0 ond we Many a tied with green Hor tholie vali.Delegate and the Ca- V: .Te : : Je - .Bell w .John\u2019s C t Na ell r es in : nvelop- e n.C an à T u ns.~ PEYSICIANS & SURGE vas Los end on Sunday the chureh to Macdonald College ; Mr.M were Chose days, grd thaï all letters hearses: passed, sobbed as the ed a ity ar Q Council assembl- IC 'ORIA D AY To : ONS, impressiv a black, and a most Mr.J B erloo visiting at together en stuck ; \u2014_ ° \u2018co | uebec, d N oo Co : CL e ; 1 .J.B.Wil Te » g at with re 1 nvey t ., desire t \u2018 = vue FARWELL, ePpotALTST hymns.was service, with suitable Drew at Mr.sons; Mr.and Mis.H.Te rémember Or duars ° han TROOPS WON : sion of thelr on ovales the expres- Single First-Class Fare for Round ; ( , Nose and Thro dospital).Eye Mrs.P.M , \u2018 age on Wednesd An ÆT08 ept a box of - onstantinopl \u2019 ail your other C and that of | \u2018 Roun | ,Ç ty Ave oid Throat Diseanta.47 Taf.fri .Hayes entertained fi John B nesday ; Mr.and Mrs desk close b them on his days\u2019 ople, May 12.\u2014Aft the Domini r Catholic subject | A, and 10d brooke.Consultation:10-1 riends on Wednesday eveni a few | © ooth, 8.Stukely, visiting rel- With ni eside the sand-sprinkle ys' operations, the Turk er five eu oniinion, as well as th cts in Trip, - .m., and by appoint 10-29 most delightful part ning to a atives here : Mr.and Mr g rel- which.he blotted his lett.r, with a loss of 200 k: urkish troops, ul appreciation of the reli eir grate- 1 T: A.DARCHE, M.D., SP ont.is a hostess ct arty.Vie.Hayes Dboyce at Mr.C.Beal's in Thomas fone we call cachou dates back a have cleared 4,000 killed or wounded, evil liberty which the religious and] Going May : 23rd e I BEER 0 RR | \"hilo Tor ir ene KO iui ed ir ong wey Fl an he agua © aan ea ou acon sie, Th pray hat 20d ana 24th.Tatura a Richmond ce, 49 King St ers.- Delicious ref ugh- , of Foster, callin wo are achous in 1851.T neurgents still \u2018 \u2019risrend.The ign may be \u2018lon at| limit, May 2 is Coaticook 1st Tuesday of : served, and th efreshments were R.P.Duboyce ; M \u2019 g on Mr, AT small lozenges .They kova.° occupy Ipek .and Dija- | MGR g and peaceful.! y 26th, 1910.202003 In Thettord X 2nd Tuesday of 1m th, , and those present left V William ; Mr.and Mrs.Hiram purpose, so f s, with no other a.Further lar -and Dia- .SBARRETTI \u2019 .A A Mines 3rd mbnth.| the evening a oting s of Foster, and \u2019 ar as is general forcements\u2019 ge Turkish rein- A \u2019 EN yl TAS ET Ts of month en Nickalls great success.Vt., h Glan peg MeLaugalin Bolton) breath.promote the Fragrance the Torgut ane been called for by The foll postolic Delegate.For timetables or further particu pt \u201cy.7 \u2018R, M.D, ; ~ been à boro, Vt., has \u2019 r.O.A.auf , : ce : : ollowi : - Le Bu, 45 Urinary diseases.co PRCIATE in at Mr.Blackwood's again buy- | George Stone a McLaughlin's; Mr.She burned in her eus reply :\u2014 wing was received in lars apply t Dl g Btreet on.g horses.H ¥ , stone mas h , lamp \u2018\u2018fluid,\u201d NEW - , ! y to any of th : : , Sherbrooke, Que.fi ; e received a number of ton ; Rev.BE.» mason to Pot- ighly- inflammable oi uid,\u201d a |.YORK EXCH .Mgr.8b : e Company's ne \\ 8: WI : oe em .fine animals for which good prices Tayl or of B.M.Taylor and Miss H.ed the safer mable oil which preced- |; EXCHANGE WILL Quebes Que _ Apostolie Delegate agents or to E.0.G .- + @ : \u2014_\u2014 .\u2019 a .: ; ; .?., = .de 1 987 hours until 10 St.Sherbrooke, byt Mr.Jno.Caverly di Heath, Waterloo and Messrs.Char: DAIRY Ts Sheew York, May 13.\u2014Th Al thank Your Excell P.A.randy, G.F.& ok.ne @d by appointment\".-4 p.m, 7-8 p.m, | Wednesday night ot lied suddenly Mr Stone and L.Green of Knowlton here |/ ING A PROFITABLE BUSI hi Exchange will be fori Ty ork Archbishops and Bishops.asso -the{ \" A., Sherbrooke.hp! \u201cwe ; pr P.À Caverl KE ek.r.y.= ./ NE n - urs on Ma se or ou or vou ociated , x\" Tne AU A Dhlitrss Diseason,\u201d 51° King.St, on erly was about bis nt ag usual nia Reuben McLaughlin is having .The dairy oo on WOMEN, ual ee of King Edward.TE of ofthe \u2018en 3 in all the pest traditie a _ - \u2014 0 an to Sacred.Hes King St., passed ip midnight oofs covered #fith ; w holds a uni ning hour of d.The us-|y.urch of whi ; ons lu; a , LE ed-Heart Orphanage.away from heart fail Mr.Erwin fith metal, and in the civilized ique place |.been put of ten o\u2019clock hierarch which you a vs : wy zh L : ar .deceased was à-man ure.The .rwin Whitehouse is maki : tio ce | \u20ac world.In her r la- p off that da has y and of the D qu re the eg R oe) fp cr Pd G - of strong char- tensive repair 4 ng ex-| ON to \u2018man she gtands ela : y until noon.you are assembled, Dominion where | | ail oko é; ad BAGHAND M acter, whose word could al ar epairs on his barns.\u2018to\u2019 all othe stands out superior DID N stant led.- It is of (805 7 De \u201d» 4 $i - i © ways be \u2014_ \u2018to\u2019 all other domestic.ani OT KNOW tant desire that t my con- ZANT oY ATLANTIC UN.SPR \u2019 s D.relied upon and wh 3 a : necessary t wo mals.How j IT WAS LOA libert religious .- ly Eat * : Bus 189 CIALIST.always on whose influence Was GRANBY b y to the comfort and : Halifax, N a.DED.y should alwa us and civil RC 245498 | SERVICE = 5 Tel.: Bye, Ear A008 bad full ys on the side of right, as it Miss Fl CL eing of the human race well gen death -8., May 13.\u2014 Th my subjects in ali ys be enjoyed byf | doc srranens ; \u2019 ; > \u2019 \u2018i - 3 ë - y \"5 EE pets; Nose ana Thr charge of the appeared to him.Tbe funer 1 int orence Kent has been ap- ducts.She contribut are her pro-| of eath of Rev.Father J e sud-, pire.1 parts of the E 2 200 Buupitay Der Drooke st roat Department | held on Saturday aft al was pointed delegates for Star Missi poor and rich ites food for the of Salmon River, Digby, B.Ruest : Em-} | Hour of .Vincent de Paul John\u2019s Church ernoon in gt.Circle to attend the Missi ssion jtants of city young and old, inhab- here on Wednesday.igby, occurred : EDWARD R.Bal fra Consultation A à devot , of which he had been vention which wi onary Con-|g of city and country Fo bis gun ju ay.-He was cleanin ~~ .and I.tent so 8 to 10 a.m t the Hoss evoted member for many years Smith's Fall will be held at ges she gives the most d : r alll cident st after dinner when i g EERE Bavunday.AC his office 17 1 day on large number of friend oy s Falls, Ont., next week, a least expensive of esirable and ntally discharged and the it ac .Merbrooke, Que., from 1 ice 17 Brooks St, bors being i nds and neigh- leaves on.Monday for that , andl oo nid b of all foods.No meal passed through ; and the .shot À _ ,; 2m.to 8 p.ms g in attendance.The Government bui at place.be complete without th \u2018inch bel gh his body about D _ : > \u2014 - , uilding is appro- duct of the cow i the pro- low the heart, bre ani eat S , \u2014 priately draped i ppro-| w in some form.8 in comin , breaking a rib e ort \\ DUNHAM bunti n purple and black the been termed the \u2018\u2018 .She} assi g - out at the back TA e | Water Works Mrs.Gui le intiag out of respect to th the hum the \u201c\u2018god-mother of po.stance was ok.Medion) | ASME : v l +rined l illet has recently _ King.he dead man family.\u201d *\u2018There is no- passed a summoned but iy : 1 Water Powers, tained her three Sure re D Ing.count of the Kin ; thing aside from the milk et hu no reverend vas pos hours later.The CHARLES ALLAN, LE ; a cata ji ; Patent Solicitor,\" | Vednais.N Indianapolis: Mrs.S.C.dance which was to have » dantis Che of any family as the to the comfort 8\" Was loaded an did not know the : LAGE EDS VIL- A 208 2 22 9 B.- , or roy, and in the Town - ace ; e milk of i Leeds.Vi Sl a el ) Bell phos Mac Mélosatd, ot Montreal.+ Thr, vas e Town Hall, Tuesday See Co eu a pete the wat.ANNOY | _ Leeds Village, May 13.\u2014(Special) TOL POI : > oe 1 phone 849, Macon was here on Sunday the oe and Mrs.F.Giddings, Messrs the baby » ln peetect food for]! Washingt ED AT STORIES.away on ne old veterans passed May } 12, Th IVER OL , : People\u2019s phone.PA: Lt.\u2019 red and Bert and Mi à rain | child ! ; , beverage fo ngton, Ma ; of Mr.st in the May 21, urs, LAKE C Je Ÿ | \\Miss Muirhead has left her posi- took a auto trip Liss Vo en children, it fupsishes cream for the ob several ay hia oo resident est Ir.aries (han, otie \u2018of person May 26, Fri EMPRESS OF IRELANA aannanaadaasacané uesday.cheese for the e bread, and mi at he did e very high : ace.- He w June 8, Fri.EMP ANITOBAI \u20ac i + aecertttétettétèret eccétété ç eese for the lunch.Not t , 8nd] mind legitimate criti not greatl ighly respected citi as a June 9, Th RESS OF BRITAI - : : .; \u2014_ puddings, cak ; o mention} vel mate criticism of hi y who took a citizen and one Sailing au LAKB CHAM N 28 | .! .FARNHAM CENT cookin \u2019 es and improving the 8 8, but that he did of his tra- welfa great interest in plicati g lists, rates, plans, etc PIAIN aSoline B | \u2018 Recent arrivals and RE.the 1g of vegetables.IL shorten the recent campai .keenly resent fro re of others.A large the E H All\u2019 lines represented.\u201d on apy .| \u2018 : & |R.Clark, who h and departures: Mr.piecrust and raises the Joh §| stories as to hi paign of sensational hi m all parts of the county number .H.SEWELL, City Pa ü i .,, as been spendin cake.Even the cat ohnny death i 8 Narrow esca his funeral, whi nty attended JL, City Pass.Agt.1 > few days i g 8a |for i : and the 4 ; n barely a apes from ; Bs ich was h .- à Ps BOZINE, Of Lärnations companied bv his pe Mo for dt, ane URI.good fe It Faia and expr automobile and trolley cars near's Mills on Tuesday, 10th fnet.Geo, Harold Baker, Advocate, Sweetsbirs,Q 3 pe WHICH RE Clark, who is in poor he r.- Wm.and chickens.re good for colts| to a xpress trains.The lates oy are MRS.MILTON.: Ore open every dan ' Nice t DO YOU PREFER?\\ Gladys O'Brien, of ea Miss show the cow on given a fair to annoy Jhe President was st story Beth ILTON, BETHEL Beturdays, tendance Wedaledays en | e , CR A, naville, \u2018 e i , N.J., hi obi at Bethel, : | 1 ; _° Near tous Dave people sniffing gasoline or benzi | Mr.Henry Buck's; Mr.Clarence : at buy comforts for the wil > children |.an Brie railroad trac.nat mors thos deothel, May 13.-(Special) \u2014 a APnolutmente vas be arrançeé | Gas : benzine when you come ers, to Philipsburg for a f w a Pow- taxes, and \"help \u2018lift the o pay the] twenty feet Dad track not more than Sunda of -Mrs.Milton occurred The Montreal O ; tol a ; a | : in ; ; ~~ ew days.B i ortgage.'\u2019 .in front a y at h on p fice \u2014 but it wi e and benzine will clean ; .; \u2018 Mr.Charles Burnett i | ulletin, Maine Depa gage.\u201d\u2019 press train.\u2019 of a flying _ sh ler home here HAUVIN BAKER \u2014 : | will also explode and is most soiled _ Clothing, gloves, etc, \u2018 the house with a Severe eh te culture.partment of Agri-] red.in.No such incident el Short, put painful illness, at early Tol.Main ni dvocatens ; WALKNE, : ° : onsilitis.; o ir 9a.e leaves ah - \u2014 78 BI, Tames 56 N \u2019 î The fri L rs TRU .and three small child usband : oy Nat's wilt of ne I ras Lamb, : BRANCH OFFICES Ra oY ONLY TEMPOSAT.Y os.h Deceased only open uen Horses and SASTURAGE 07 C « = 0 hs .on, ; va r hus : e et = oline or Benzine will do in the she based so reassnilly Jean that Of the Sherbrooke Daily Record ites and the \u2018cerner Tel A Labor- year ago shang and famny about a ture! tbe Month.on fin être Some pant .18 an i : \u2019 - ose cals wi mad \u2018 , SNL, n 850 ° 80 ef ay of cleaning, but it will neither degree.- received her B.A.io Aig pldvercisements, Sub- Re a thie ostponement oi the her short any Jriends here Sura lows =-yearlingn, * $1.00 past tier as foin ; burn nor a mi re ri foliowing branch ° port at any of the the House of Lord onservatives over death.The interm mourn her early cattle, ge Jear olde, $2.00 ; Ard olde, Lo : \u2018 explode.EASTMAN receive fmmediate Offices, and they will\u2019 low a decent but\u2019 bri They 1d al- the Roman mnt took place at rigk, | 00, for the season, at ana Lb | It also leaves a dainty od of | , Tne Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet at the rolems of Tere (1 specially solicited count of the but Driet interval on ae Christine, on Tuesday Church, Ste.|p W- A.HALE.os W.J \u2018 | odor © me of Mrs.B.Cr i of this pa ed new King, they sa > King.The a = Telephone 359, 71 WW.J.May.carnations afternoon at Ris ig Thursday CoxdcookeDr.W.Dupayes, Notarys constitutional ruler Fria as a SADIE WIGGINS, GRANBY : TE - .: .and Mrs.C.H.Di , Cumpton:\u2014Miss N.P.urtleff.matters not hc , and it} G .: A : k C.H.Dingman hav \u2014Miss N.P.Bli ; ow soon th Granby, May = ! fashioned.© oro ever used Kle-Nenr will neve to re ot in Montres Co two weeks to BL mend Miss oA Beerwortie | ey proceed Mise Sadie Wisgins, eldest pecial) or co - \u20ac ; ., .Mc ; HE ; le-Nem ig onl | er go back to the old other places.and Ottawa and Sutton:\u2014Wm.Brown.ourt.P nonce ot Wiggins, died aughter Prd \u20ac i y a quarter a hottle.1 THE SW \u2014\u2014 Danville: Miss Ruby À Philbrick + .DuBOYCE | on Tuesday her uncle, Mr.8.Norris, Lo i] i.GEO.W.JOHNSTO vor gma | Ba gm Now, © JOYCE, | nm iia aas sous o AUTOMOBILE sar ¥ i ia À : ' TS i 8 \u2014, ® » + = 1 i d .8 \u2014\u2014 0e RÉ WANSVILLE, QUE., | N | astronome etre Crommelin.Bas| Deer Snettord:5.M eue, ry, Commissioner, ete.|} had been il wiih consumption EE Pa LS Co : SUTTON.QUE which J ture that the sword Windsor AT Sawyer, Cowansville and Dunham thy is felt for the m uch sympa- | ° | 099950000474 9Ÿ = .salem Josephs said hung over Jeru-| Brome\u2014R.I ie Bakers s Agency 8nd sister in their ee brother RAGE 020717774007 vanes es fal was protent Mae Boiron Sherbrooke Datla Record.eit Cui: savent || ee\u2014 Bishop's Crossing \u2014Mra ah | Stems ror aad.EI\" ents and news, D.T.Comey on Thursday, Rev Washin : 7p.M, Bishop.om | CIS ven prompt attess Al tributes nes Serr batt: The flor-| mobile g and Polishing, Olle Cie eauti ' : : > an Val LATINE came from many friends.iful and Syunier Oils, Supplies, ir g, Ete.Livery in connection A il \u2014\u2014 , - \"we oa act Te Lr cha 5 ai.+ ae sie 7 gs Saw wn + , nd ee - x A =, a ~ = T Mans dr rar tré A pont we 3, Var ter 2 ie $< .fes | cu US Le :: rn - - pw CBr od 7 4.ge - var! 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YOU SHOULD ALL KNOW THAT STROUDS TEAS and COFFEES ARE THE BEST : Try them once, you will be convinced that you are get- Coffee you get at - STROU DS LOWEST PRICES \u2018Flour, Feed and Grain SEEDS A SPECIALTY Wholesale and Retail.CALL 341.3 re | OPENING We will open our store on Friday Evening, at 6 o'clock, and extend a most cordial - invitation to everybody to call and:see the splen- ~~~.did lines of Spring Outfitting.we are showing., rt We have made great pre sohé for Spring, où kdisplay, CL and we are very, enthusiastic.ge Geadeosesscescseccses oF ; - ting 100 per cent.\u2018value for every dollar's worth of Tea and # HOLLADAY & HYNDMAN.renee sess y et, and want you to a CR ee sersserensasreassesansssasasane ©.> ° i Come and See What's N ew § p48 A sve.cass teTTLUN TBS i .Your visit will be both profitable and inter- ® esting.You will see the best clothing for Men #.and Boys the country produces.-You will see $ correct Hats in all the various models.- You 5 will see -the choicest Haberdashery ;that #-could be chosen.You Will \u2018see Spring Outfit- | à, ting that is stylish, exclusive and different.\u201cfre Come in and look around, stay.as Long as = se 3) yotiéwish, look \u2018as much as 88 you wish, our time is\u2019 Rg sag all yours, and ! your visit ill be appreciated: | ; % e e e © : : © © = © © : : © © 153 Wellington Street, ® ° \u2019 3 ° ° : © e Exclusive Men\u2019s Furnishings ¢ : \"AND CLOTHING.| oe © ; .Cash and One Price Only.° ©000000000000000000000 cscocobouveccocséecce0 \u201cas CLEAR\" The Kind that Raised the - Standard Look for the ten pin bot- .tles, made from the best Concord Grapes.Pint bottles .vus 25C.Quart bottles .vere.20C, 10c.a glass at our fountain | 177 Wellington St.& Art Bld'g.| À \u2014 | 8 L'ELITE I BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES OF SHERBROOKE, I purpose offering my, Trimmed , Hats at greatly reduced prices.Sale to commence on Friday, May 13th, and close on Satur- \u2018 day evening.» My stock is exclusively first- class and embraces the latest ~~ TRY OUR vv.Room 20, Whiting Block, The indifference to often shown by women for one of the most valuable assets of their appearance ifs amazing; The hair responds quickly to treatment, and many fumous beauties owe their reputation for beauty to their well cared for hair.| Te and\u2019 New York fas- BRE AD - Miss E.Hudor, Record Block = \u2018 MRS.E.L.SMITH ° ALLATT Ask Your Grocers, or Telephone 734 RAISIN Scientific, facial and scalp treatment, .and manicure.Tel.769, MEMORIALS T7 Rellablé work o in Grant Sarble Monuments wo reasonasies d RIO once to [en - \u2018 x ane NOTIGE\u2014GRUELTY \u2018Any persons witnessing acts of cruelty to animals, please report at HAMBLY, - 8.P.0.ke SPEOTOR Cen © loaticook, Quer.| mn \u2018 nd | Cleveland, .O., SHERBROOKH DAILY RECORD, Silverware - For Wedding Gifts We have just unpacked the largest single shipment of SiJjverware we ever received.We have also recently received a.case of Sterling Silverware, a case of De- posart Ware, two cases of Brass Kettles, Coffee Machines, etc., besides a case of Gilt\u2019 Clockd.- If you have any Weddidg Gifts to buy, be sure and see SKINNER the JEWELLER 7 Strathcona 8q.- .- mgt goccconnancennannonans à CITY NEWS ° cove TUS 0000000000000 ec Mrs.Leslie left this week for a ® 200000 [visit among friends at Pike River.Millinery sale at Miss Lee's Saturday.All hats reduced prices.Flow- , ers 19e a spray.Mr.J.H.Walsh, of Victoriaville, \u2014\u2014m was in this city yesterday, on busin- ©000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 ess.Abenakis Water.\u2014J.H.Bryant, Agent.\u2018 ~ Dr.BE.J.Williams returned last evening from a professional visit to Stanstead.Shirt Waist Boxes covered in chintz for $3.39 at Edwards.\u2019 Marcotte & Pelletier, \u2018Tailors haye moved to 152 Wellington Street.Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Berrington, of were guests at the Magog House, yesterday.Marrowfood.Messrs.J.N.Cushing and Dr.Finnie, of Coaticook, were registered at the New Sherbrooke, yestezday.\u2019 Smoke Pipe Kenel 1 obacco.Mr.Mark Hayes, of Quebec, was in town this week attending the funeral of his uncle, the late John Do- herty.Marrowtood.There will be a \u2018meeting of the Civic Improvement Society on Thursday, May 19th, at 8 o'clock, in the Art Hall._ Bangor Cut Plug Tobacco.10c pkg.Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Bradley, Mrs.Dowlin and Mrs.G.E.Hyndman spent yesterday with Mrs.Frank Rankin, Windsor Mills.Wanted.\u2014Salesman for \u2018dry goods store.\u2014J.BE.Poutre.-.week for New York, whence he sailed yesterday for Lima, Peru to spend the vacation at bis home.Mrs.Arthur Parr spending parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Clowery.Smoke \u201cCheck\u201d \u2018Cigar, Be.\u2014 manager.The Edwards Fur.Co.have\u201d purchased an up-to-date truck for moving pianos and organs and are prepared to take orders.Three new members were initiated into St.Francis Lodge, C.O.F., last evening.During the past few weeks a number of new members have \u2018ridden the goat.\u201d Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.- \u201cMiss Reid and Miss Bacon of Sherbrooke sail to-morrow from Montreal on the 8.8._Laurentic, for England and the continent for an extended tour.Rummage Sale.Market, Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Feldstein, of New York city, who have been in the city for a day or two, drove yesterday to North Hatley with a view to making a summer sojourn.Wedding Stationery\u2014R.J.Spearing.Mrs.W.L.Morkill, of Lima, Peru, who has been spending some weeks at her old home in Kentucky, goes shortly to Albany, N.Y., where her daughter, Miss Marion Morkill graduates in June.~ The Junior Auxiliary of St.George\u2019s Church, Lennoxville, will \u2018close their season with a sale \"and -tea\u2019 in {the church hall on the afternoon of Saturday, 14th inst.In the eYen- ing an entertainment will be - given, for which a good programme has been prepared, including several dramatic numbers, to begin at 7.30.Mr: George S.McLeish, mangger daria the past year of Theatre, Montreal, has been appoint- 2d district manager of all the.Shu- bert theatres lywmg oerween Boston and Chicago.Mr.McLeish is\u2019 tell known in Sherbrooke and the -tôwn- ships, being a resident of Sherbrooke, during his early years.5 In future, Electrie Light, Ga \u2018ana Power Bills will be sent out on or before the 15th of each month for the previous month, and will be payable before the end of the month to ob~ tain the usual 5 per cent discount.At the regular meeting of Lodge Gloucester, Sons of England Benefit Society, which was held on Tuesday evening for the first time in the new lodge room, the death of King Edward was referred to in terms of unfeigned sorrow and regret, but no\u2019 special resolution was passed by the members, as it is expected that the Grand Lodge in Toronto will take however, decided that the members of the local lodge should attend in body any memorial service that will be held on the day of the funeral of the King in this city.A sale of useful and fancy articles will be held at the Baptist Church cake will be served.Open at o'clock to ~5.30, and from 7 to 9.i j tage, Terrill street.wards.\u2019 awkward for those unaccustomed to Mr.Frank Morkill left town last : has returned from Coaticook, where she has been he past month with her Mr.Alexander, Tolmie has gone to Thetford Mines as accountant in the Eastern Townships Bank branch at that place, of which Mr.Johnston is.Princess | on Tuesday, 17th.Tea, ice cream and \u2018were a \u201cthree | dried when I reached the Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Martyn are in Detroit attending the national convention.A lot more stone to be given away at St.Louis Hotel.Miss Ethel Crombie, of Kingsbury, is the guest of Mrs.Richard Armi- Mr.T.J.Marquis, of the Bradley- Garretson Co., Brantford, Ont., is in town to-day on business.Piano tuning and regulating at Ed- A week from to-day will take place the funeral of King Edward VII.It will be a day of mourning throughout the Empire, and has been so proclaimed in Canada.Wanted, a copy of \u2018Forests and Clearings,\u2019\u2019 the early history of Stanstead.Apply, stating price, to Daily Record, Sherbrooke.Mr.William Bartlett, who has recently returned from La Tuque, has kindly presented the East Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club with a pair of snowshoes procured from the Abenakis Indians at Coo-Coo-Cache.The snowshoes differ in some important particulars from those ordinarily seen, as they are 1wrge, almost perfectly round and the projecting \u2018tail\u2019 very short.They are strung in the usual way and attached to the feet by very strong thongs.From their size and odd shape, these snowshoes would be them, but Mr.Bartlett says they are used with great skill by the Indians who are quite at home on them and can attain great speed.The President of the East Sherbrooke Club thanked Mr.Bartlett for his interesting gift, which has found a conspicuous place.on the walls of the little Club House.\u2014 LITTLE CHILD STRAYED AWAY.Mrs.Lessard, 27 Alexander street, came to the Police Station at 7.46 last night, stating that her seven- year-old daughter had disappeared and they were unable to locate her.A short time later, however, the child was found and brought home to her anxious mother.AUCTION AT EATON.Mr.John J.Griffith conducted an auction yesterday at the W.8.Ward place, near Eaton.The farm was sold to Mr.McGowan for $2,550.Jersey cows brought as high as $78, ranging down to $40 for three-year- olds, The farm is one of the oldest in Eaton.It was the birthplace of Mr.Griffith, who conducted yesterday's sale.gage CABMEN AND CARTERS RENEWING LICENSES.This is the month during which the censes, Last year there were seventy-seven licensed carters and thirty-six licensed cabmen.cabmen 8nd carters renew their li-' FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910.- Owen Chevalier at Baie des Roches.\u201cThe closing of the Bonne Esper- ance telegraph office has bgen a matter of the gravest annoyance.When I reached Mutton Bay I found Mr.Robert Sawyer, who went down to \u2018the coast from East Angus recently, to do work as lay reader and school teacher.He had only been there a week, but was successfully conducting both church and school.After disembarking from the steamer he spent two weeks at Natashgrean, looking for an opportunity to pro-! ceed farther.If Dr.Hare had not been delayed on his western mission there would have been absolutely no way for Mr.Sawyer to get to Harrington till Christmas.As it was, the engine of the doctor\u2019s launch had broken down at Piashtibec, and they had to beat down to Harrington against adverse winds, with the inadequate set of sails which \u2018the launch carries for such emergencies.«.*\u201cThey reached Harrington on Dec.17, just the very time when it is practically impossible to travel either by boat or komatik.Mr.Sawyer, therefore, did not reach Mutton Bay till the middle of January.But being cut off from all communication with him, I was ignorant of his movements.\u201cUpon my arrival here, I immediately sent Mr.Sawyer to La Taba- tiere, where he is doing excellent work.I have since been down there twice to see him, and the people, and on one, occasion to administer the Holy Sacrament.\u201cHe has won the good will of the people both here and at Tabatiere, and that of itself presages well for his future career on the coast.+ **Mr.Laws is still at Harrington, where he has heen stationed ever since he came down.Next week, \u2018however, I intend to start on my western mission to Kigashka, and the team which takes me to Harrington will bring Mr.Laws down .here, where he will remain till my return: After that I expect to go to St.Paul's River and to stay there ai | -the opening of navigation.- Hd \u201cMr.Peter Fiquet hag done work, and most of the difficulties which looked almost insuperable have now worn themselves out, so that our work is running smoothly.\" | \"When you are out of Carbon Paper, Typewriter Ribbons, etec., call | up 577 Bell phone.A complete line of the above always on hand, and the gua- , lity cannot be surpassed.| T.SOUTHWOOD, .2 Duflerin Ave.PAPAS A number of those holding cab \u2018licenses only used them during exhibition week or on holidays.THOUGHT MAN WAS DEAD.| Yesterday a young man went to a boarding house at 206 Wellington street and asked for a room.He retired early last night, but at ten o\u2019clock this morning his door was locked and he could not be roused.Chief Davidson was sent for, and on entering the room found him stretched out on the floor.At first sight he appeared to be dead, but \u2018an examination revealed an bottle beside him.He was taken to the Police Station to sober off.- LATE MRS.GEORGE PRICE.Another aged resiGent of the city day afternoon, the funeral of Mrs.\u2018Price, widow of :the late Geo.Price, taking place from the home of \u2018her son, Mr.George street.Many friends gathered to pay the last tribute of respect to.one whose life had been an example of Christian faith and ~ patience under affliction.Prayers were said at the house by .Rev.Canon Shreve and the beautiful service at St.Peter\u2019s Church was al- 80 conducted impressively by the Rector.The.choir sang the familiar hymns, \u201cRock: of Ages,\u201d and \u2018\u2018Near- \u2018er My God to Thee.\u201d At the close of the service the body was reverently taken from the Church to the English cemetery on Prospect street and laid beside the husband of deceased, who passed away nineteen years ago.The bearers were the six grandsons Robert Price, Walter, John Price, Jr.Matthew, Arthur and Reginald Price, and the principal mourners were the four sons, Messrs.John Price, George Price, Robert Price and Chas.Price.Mrs.\u2018Price is also survived by three sons who were not able to come to the funeral, Messrs.William Price, Indian Head ; Albert Price, West- field, Mass., and Thomas Price, Lew- iston, Me., with two daughters, Mrs, Matthew Harrison, Chicopee, Mass., and Mrs.J.McWilliams, Bristol, Conn._ .On.the casket lay a pillow from the: \u2018grandchiidren ; a.wreath, R.J.Spéaging ; \u2018wreath, Mrs.Wm.Mit chell\"and exquisite cnt blossoms from Mrs.D.&.Loomis, Mrs.Lacey, Mrs.| empty § was borne to her long home yester-} Price, on London \\ LS From Halifax to\u2019 Vancouver you will find Semi- Ready and Fit-Rite Clothing in the very best establishments.These lines of Tailored Clothes have a national reputation, and you are asked to pay no more (and in many cases less) for these high-grade garments than for the ordinary kind.It is only fair to yourself to find out all Fou can about the lasting qualities of the make of goods which is.offered to you.There are lots and lots of men who are wearing Semi-Ready and Fit-Rite Clothing in the \u2014perhaps a friend of yours\u2014and it would not be \u2018amiss to get their opinion.The Duncan Stores are showing -a very select range of these goods for summer wear, and you are asked to test the merit of goods made by concerns who stand back of us\u2014and we back of you.All we ask is a fair trial.If you are in the market for a Suit by all means get \u2018one that has a National 1 -Reputation-and.a; good Bradford; Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Roberts, Mrs.«Robinson: Mrs.\u201cFarr and oth- put Le / Er Let LETTER FROM REV.HOLLIS CO- ag 4 En REY.In a recent letter the Rev.Hollis Gordy, B.A., who was ordained in st, eter\u2019s Church last autumn and has been stationed on the Canadian Labrador; writes as follows : \u201cI have been stationed at Mutton Bay since the third day of February.The ice on the bays did not form until about the middle of February, so I had to come up from St.Paul's River by the tedious overland jour- or Double Breasted.styte, .made in the Semi-Ready \u2018way, at $1500.Style right up to the minute, and;made right.QOther merchants Hiäy \u201chave one at the same and see this particular line.from 8t.Paul's River to Mutton Bay.\u201cIn crossing a rapid leading out from a lake about five miles inside.ney, and was twelve days at suitable action in the matter.It was Baie des Roches, I fell through the LE AAA AAA AAA APS ice into about five fathoms of water, & but was hauled out all right by the dogs and suffered no greater incon-' venience than \u2018having to travel seven miles in my wet clothes to the nearest habifation.My books, which | were in k box on the same ° komatik, but these.I quickly | house of AAA AAA The Only Establishment in the City of Sherbrooke Authorized to Sell Semi-Ready and Fit- Rite Clothing.Steamship Tickets.and Grand Trunk Pickets to any: where on eaêth.\u2018 When \u2018 going, phone or cali at.No.2 Strath- cona Square.good À City ot Sherbrooke | We are\u2019 showing a Pare\u2019 Wool.\u2018Blue se and.Black : Serge.eithér in: the Single\" that ig priced | price that looks- gaoëd-but come.in-f | | | -II ~~.Reliance Plate Silver.4 | | | | | I = MITCHELL Ty Electric Heating Pads Take the place of the \u201cHot Water Bottle.Price, $5.00 - ELECTRICAL REPAIR & SUPPLY C0.W.J.WIGGETT, 100: Wellington Street, | 2 cu , \u2018 \\ ES Fr Given Away Free to Boys And Girls © From Saturday, May 14th, to May day.Mav .23q, we wm Free\u2014One Pair of Black Stockings to every hoy ang tr\u201d bu sise pany Shoes at our store.ying \u20ac pair of We want the boys and girls to khow that the sh akers of established reputation.and to wake.you then ee are fice the profit for one week, and to each huyer we will: give we will sac.of a'pair of stockings.| r niee Prema GIVE US A TRIAL: M.J.CHOQUETTE, - 85 Wellington Steet PAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAAAA coccencsenceccencente técencencereesentebnus A hig Ean SE ESE Sa see Dé = Te) Sven = 1 Wc Hs ) hs \u2014/ don\u2019t forget that at H.C, Wilson & Sons new Plang Store you will find the largest - stock to choose from, that the! styles are the very latest, and include the mast desirable : instruments of the day.You will tind our pri moderaie, » : and a tag showing thy, actual price in plain figdges, is at- § È tached to every piano and organ in our store, ; À plan which we sell at $230, or $3.0, is marked at the exact price and no higher, and then we make ¢ g terns monthly or quarterly payments, with a fair cash discount when the whole gmount is paid at the time of purchas.1] e have over 100 new pianos and organs An -stock this week: i The famous Heintzman & \u2018Cp/: laos, pianos, Kranich & Bach Pianos, eber ; Pianos, Milton .- pianos, the.Columbus: Boudoir piano.Special department for player-pianos; where are shown the splendid line o Helntzman & Co.player-pianos with Aluminum Actidn; (the very best made ina the ever popular.\u2019 Autopiano of New York, the Wilson Player-Piano, and the small Boudoir Player-Piano Mission-case or mahogany ; just the instrument fora small room, plays the full size 65 note roll and sells sev at $450., complete with bench and 12 rolls of music.We allow fair value for used Player-Pianos of any make.Estey Organs, Wilson Organs for churches and homes.We have a few special bargains in slightly used upright pianos to-day and several older .pianas at very low prices.If you have moved this Spring call at our store this evew § ing and look at a new piano for the new home.Visitors always welcome.Splendid stock of Band and Orchestra Instruments, 1,000 Edison Records on hand.Pianos to rent, Pianosfcarefully Tuned and Repaired H.C.WILSON & SON.New Piano Store.| Brangh Store at The Wilson Building, sil Magog.* FI9IIISVIINIS IIIS CISTI IIIFIIIIINN Wilsea i I If you ned any kind of a piano 0e \u2018orglû tri ai : ® EE Essvoed/ [À | \u2014 SS TL | Community Silver Appeals to every true lover of good silver combined with its ware, lines, Its graceful wonderful durability, make it without doubt: #8 most popular silver ware before the public to-day.| Its beautiful appearance adds greatly to.tbe\u2019 dec- | oration, of the table.It is hardly less durable than sterling silver and will outwear any \u201cother plated wear made.Kach piece is guarantee, © + | Especially adapted for Hotel or Restaurant 4 Fe It is a high-grade plated ware at 8 ver.low 4 =.C0 FINE cy = CU T GLASS HH Là 0.H.FOSS, -Agent.(DEAN 8 LACEY.ARRIVING TO-DAY -FROM BOSTON LETTUCE, - Stamped GOO x \u201c | - RADISHES, Juabiroidery.\"Biamping 90% TOMATOES, et pr peg ASPARAGUS, ERS.CUCUMBERS, L AWN MOWE aie PINE APPLES, ; FLORIDA OA GRAPE FRUIT, A.Ts aur ] 14 and 10 Water FL | Miss\u2019 HUBBARD 33 Queen FA \u201d \" Lawn Mowers 1 paired: Conary) : pianos in exchange bo ; | n sp \" .uit ut 1 op the he ower tet unspt tid dechine : TRAD treal May Mont market for li a M dertone Ire | contigues fair en aL ML MARKT erst Ma * Le oy - - >.4.hbk CRAG re PORES 1 cL £1 rere 8 5 i Pje De Pric Jo rye bn il o | Se a > feta ves Value r | ack + > ft .t gs A Verage Lh » JER .ce A © y 5m Aver À : \u2018 Cai + 4; No dition ; onthe Lo (Bon \"Interest _ 913 as \"Sub dtee MO por Tah Bor - \u2014\u2014 cation and Po Co 4 } ve, | rn yy Toront: a ma SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910.PAGE FIVR \u2014 guaRtaReSRRNERENDY pNANCIAL UAL AND À > » Le NEWS 2 » so aa PRODUCE.® 5 TON POWN GRADE.- T° rs TE putter market = - Moss jt of the increase \u201cin the make ue oe tendency in the country is do settled, and There has been pres ; va ed .tine in lovad prices, choicest \\ a rer dci 25¢.with sewer prices : : Hie quo ad ir \u201cthe near future.ST EASY IN TONE.css MARR sb Prices for cheese a re\u2014wlso depressed and the of i écoustry ae in lone with joddérs ) ed UE to Lic 8.\u2014The Wood m quo Ont, May 1 I\" ood- ri, \"Hood exchange was lars dy attend- nt dock cheese: 12 buyers present.In all di, there se, all fodders.were boarded, 1,48 chee twins, There were 447 .ue being 805 - -éolored.The outlook et \u2014 pussy #00.0 prices is somewhat de- joc last Ÿ Og the hoard the pr ices id red 9c to Loge, without aby Prune ranged on the çurb, a munber oi jactot- ; ; se, at 101c.The T5 boxes À | ipo poid at Loic | ! s J : 2 IS IS | i.) TRADES fe condition of yontresl.for Vive hogs was unchanged, omit Lo being strong \u2018at thé \"res we Cus pp3 jies were Train os a dema d was good.and saules which the lots were made at HO to d siected J in one or two instances as $10.55, $10.50 was paid per 100 lbs.ie \u2018on cars.There was \u201ca stronger rar ithe market Jor abattoir Îresh- | and sales were wade att 314 ] tok The trade in cured meats ices show ho change.: AR fair and pr pr AID INE STOCK MARKET T W WAS FIRM.Pu il 13.\u2014At the Montreal favor.à Paik Wa A 42) * +5 spi 8,3 Company verres 0.000000 Capacity -of Plants\u201485 per \\ \u20180 the Common Stock.interest.A Cla M0 per cent.boa Bonds ligted on Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges.Rs ses 4, Toronto.A + iw \\ sesvsernsrss evo 0m ao, 9110000 5020u ddition earns a substantial surplus available * .1098 American\u201d Sweiting Refg.9 Brooklyn Rapid Transfer.80% Canadian Paciflg .190 Chi.Mil; St.Paul .138% Col.Fuel & Iron .38% Brie .c.Less vociguereccce 28% Great Northern, Bret.135$ LouisviMe & Nashville x.147° Try a package to-day.Litose in Ottawa, and Toronto.- Limited Xe ¢.- First Mortgage Gold Bonds.= Dye -Decemaber 1st, 1939.Interest Payahle.Halt-Yearly.FA 6 Price to Yield the Investor 5 5-8 per cent.SECURITY.saconotnannouse acuveonsents cou su.; res 4,000,080 BUIPIUS ASBELS cris vovossercrarhen veuve sees | « Value of Properties Over Twice Bond Issue co \u2018 EARNINGS.\u201c \u2018 \u2018Average net earnings for past two years (over) \u2026 $1, 000, 000 : - Bond Interest .vieereetere vanreusersenacs contenessuss veuve 210,000\" _ y .\u2014 = - } .> y.: - Burplus Rarnings eirerereereetenes eeereserares aseressssesses $ 790,000 Average Net Earnings five times Bond Interest cent.-of total Canadian out- on its Preferred Stock, and in for dividends | \u2018put.- .+ \\, No floating Debt\u2014Net current Assets over $2,200,000.- \u2018Company pays 7 per cent.1919, at 110 ard (cumulative) commences under Stock Exchange, and appli- London, -kpriand, .Complete circular will be forwarded on.request.Royal Securities Corporation, LIMITED ST 164 St James St., MONTREAL Halifax.147., ORANGE This new package of Toasted Corn Flakes has received immediate popular Fach package contains one high grade), glass tum- -hler, \u201celegant in design, and similar to at*the House of Commons, Edward Hotel, use \"the King Canadian Car :& \u201cFoundry \u201c+'paid to 398 crea \u2014 = \u2014 West End Atarket, the war- Ket Tor hops was firm under à good de | Minn.St.Paul & 80o.138 138 mand, and sales of selected iots were | Missouri Pacific .693 70% made at $10 ve 210.z= yer 100 lbs.New York Central 121 121% SW ar hed off cars.Calves were plentiful Northern Pacific a and met with a good demand at prices P Ry Eee eus ces 1313 1311 ranging from $2 to S5 each.Cattle 2600.Ry.oC 1345 135 was rin and prices unchanged.Reading .1604 160% eer Rock Island .45 45 Rock Island, Pref.903 903 F.I LIVE STOCK MARKET.Southern Pacific vee \u2026.1268 126$ \u2014\u2014 \u201cSouthern Railw Goon PRICE FOR COWS.Union Pacific oI = 182 Richmond, May 13.\u2014(Special).\u2014One of U.8.TU 1821 à the best Auction Saies ever held in this Steel , Mrocecs sectes onvecse 824 82} preinity Look place on Wednesday, at Mr.U.8.Steel, Pfd.118% 118% useph av's.\u201cThe price realized RACE $30.00), wi \u201cav intends or Cc MONTREAL MARKET.gy Wes anadian Pacific 190 191$ PORK AT 12 CENTS.dian .8 Canterbury, May 16.\u2014(Special).\u2014Mr.Dominion Steel ro oe ven 862 661 Finlay Bennett butche red a big whith ominion Steel, Pfd.105 105.dressed 5905 Ibs.Mr.Alton Sherman Montreal Power :- enn.1333 133% purchased this pig, paving 12 cents a \u201cSoo\u201d?Ry.Co ) 1384 1383 1b., which | totailed the suïh of 0.8 ar Re 2 \u201cIt was not two years old.+ ot $70.86.ontreal St.Ry.2428 2422 \u2014_\u2014 eserve .«.COUNTRY PRODUCE; Wer orxab COLD STORAGE , EGG MARKET STEADY.Montreui.May 13.\u2014There was no AT CREAMERIES change in the condition tho-cx & market, \u201cprices bein steady under good de- ) Se ' mand for small lots, and safes of select- ID ed stock were made at 28c to 24c, and GOVERNMENT PAID 398 BONUSES straight receipts \u2018at 19e to 20c.per LAST YEAR.-dozen.\u2019 \u2018A weakness in the Canadian butter industry has been the lack of proper cold storage facilities at creameries.Many creamery owners have gone on they assumption that so long as butter;is well made it will keep under fairly high temperature.Not so.quickly unless kept at a low tempera ture after it is made.Rather than \u2018go to the expense of putting in proper facilities for cooling the butter, some creamery men have endeavored to use the refrigerator car service arranged for by the government as a cooling agent.The butter is made, sent to the shipping point without \u2018being properly ceoled, placed in the refrigerator car-and sent forward to the buyer, with the hope that it will its destination.Such practices - are injurious to the business in more \u201cways than one.In the first place the refrigerator \u2018car is not intended to supply, the place of cold storage at creameries.Its function is to preserve properly cooled butter in.the same condition as when received, until it reachies the buyer in the distant city or town.Butter not properly cooled put into a refrigerator car raises the temperature of the the quality of the whole shipment.1 This practice, we are glad to say, is becoming less every year, owing to the government or the railway refusing to take butter on these.cars unless properly cooled.It becomes necessary therefore for every creamery to put in proper cold: storage facilities.The Dominion Gover nment, through the Dairy Commissioner\u2019s Branch, grants a bonus of $100 to every creamery erecting a cold storage, - the plans of which comply with the regulations laid \u2018down by the department.Plans and mery cold storage are furnished by | the Dairy Commissioper\u2019s Branch, + though the bonus 1s sometimes paid for other \u2018constructions, provided they ire equally as good as the .- recommended.that time - the full bonus has been | have received part\u2019 of the bonus, which, was formerly paid in annual instalments\u2019 of ~ $50, $25 and $25.The \u2018bonus is now paid in full at the end of.the first season, if the owner mery men, however, fail to do that.There were 47 applications in 1909, of which only 18 were approved by the department.Some of the appli- cânts had previously received.the bonus, but in most cases the bonus was refused either because the construction was not satisfactory, or summer, satisfac- in the storage during the was not low enough to be tory.If the improvements have been suggested are made, a bonus will bé\u2018 paid this year in where.it was refused last year.* CONDITIONS.\u2018The following taken from a circular sent to creamery owners by J.A.Ruddick, Dairy Commissioner, | outlines the scheme and the conditions under which the $100 bonus is paid.- The bonus cannot be than once to any creamery, though a new cold storage be erected.Payment for the amount of the bonus will be at the close of the season, upon fulfilment of the following conditions, viz : (1) paid more full made fications supplied, or approved, by Butter is a product that deteriorates | be properly cooled when it arrives at\u2019 other butter in the car and so injures specifications for the building of crea fulfils all the conditions.Many crea- which cases even should buttermaking An efficient cold stordge must be built according to plans and speci- .will be determined by this report and \u201cbranch -Authority was first granted for the .payment of this bonus in 1897.Since eries.Some others because the temperature maintained .the Dairy and Cold Storage Commissioner, Ottawa.(2) A sufficiently low temperature must be maintained in the cold storage to protect the butter against injury for a reasonable length of time.Creamery owners desiring to take advantage of this bonus will be required to send a daily record of tbe temperature maintained in.the cold storage, once a month, during the season, on forms supplied by the department.The construction of the cold storage must pass inspection by an officer of the department, or some persan designated to make a report on it.\u2018The efficiency of the cold storage by the monthly reports of temperature.Bulletin No.10 which contains plans and specifications for creamety.cold storages, on the \u2018\u2018Air Circulation\u201d system and the \u201cCylinder\u201d system, will be sent to any perien on application to the Dairy and Cold Storage Commissioner, Ottawa.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TL J OHNVILLE.Rev.G.Mossop and Mrs.Mossop have the sympathy of the congregation here in their sad bereavement.The Ladies\u2019 Aid met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.A.R.White- man.Letters have béen.received announcing the safe arrival of Mr, Bo- zer and family in Ogilvie, Man.The family of Mr.Simard who has been living on the Lennon farm, Martinville road, for some time past has moved to Black Lake.Arrivals and departures: Mr.A.Church, of Hillhurst and: Miss - Mary Cliurch of Sherbrooke at Mr.T.Church\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.Salois, - of Sherbrooke, spent \u2018Ascension Day with friends here; Mr.Price, of Montreal at Mr: G: B.- Cleveland\u2019 s; Mr.J.A.Seale to Boston, Mass., on a trip; , Mr.D.D.McDermid to, Cookshire, Megantie and Scotstown, on lumber business, after loading six cars of birch here from Cleveland's mill ; Miss Bva Colby with friends at Capelton\u2019; - Miss R.Husband spent Thursday\u2019 in Cookshire the guest of Mrs.Lusk.5\" 42 : py a CATS IN HISTORY.| duress \u2018.r| This demoralisation is increased\u2019 by \u2014 VIVID ACCOUNT OF PRISON LIFE BY ONE WHO HAS EXPERIENCED IT.An article under the above title which gives a painful vivid account of prison life, appears in Hibbert Journal.It is written by a man who has gone through the ordeal both in this country and Australia.His narrative is a grim human document.He follows in detail the successive principal stages of imprisonment.\u2018\u2018In the first place (he says) wheth: er innocent or guilty,\u2019 \u201cWhether -.kept waiting for trial a few days or a few months, a prisoner is treated as guilty, except with regard to : shaving, labour, and ' dress.He is not allowed a knife or ffork, and :* must tear the coarse f provided ;] +i With teeth \u2018and.fingers., Arrest\u2019 to a.man who has\u2019 never been placed de is shockingly demoralising.his surrqundings to such gn that possibilities af weakened, neglected, enough abondoned.The forced upon him are for .extent defence .are and often associates the most ly convicted.Their habits and conversation \u2018are in consequence disgusting and prenicious.The bedding is frequently eo foul that a .fetid greasy scum remains on his body after contact.He is not permitted to earn money, and is harassed by other irritating and unnecessary re« strictions.He is compelled to a servile attitude towards his jailers, and is ordered to remove his hat whenever higher functionaries appear.He 'must endure outrageous browbeating from his jailers on the most \u2018 petty or even fancied grounds.Handcuffs | are clapped on him if for any reason he is taken outside the area of detention.He becomes unfit to encounter the judicial apparatus, and unable properly to detail circumstances important because resolvable into evidence in his favor.Against the compulsory indecencies oner sentenced to penal servitude the writer inveighs bitterly.In the pres- \u2018 \"(London Globe).A cat, rejoicing in the name.of Bobby, has acquired a sort of celebrity in Paris.Helis a gigantic species and is ta be seen sitfing on his master's shoulder \u2018when he takes \u2018his walks abrogd.Bobby even ac- \u2018Companies his master when he takes a tur on.his bicycle, and seems to enjoy himself just as much ns when he is walking in the streets.If the master goes info a cufe Bobby is also there.He then walks about on the \u201ctables or on the seats just to stretch his limbs.Then he, once more takes his accustomed perch, and visits the ciuematograph or some other place whither his master is dist posed.Unfortunately, Rabby\u2019 s fame will not be enduring; he is only the cat of the concierge\u2019 of \u2018Menilméntant.\u2018Had he belotiged to Montalgnt: his fame would be \u201cpère perenmius.\u2019! The,Goddess.of Liberty among the Romans was represented with a cat at her\u2018feet; for the.cat has great \u2018objection th \u2018restraint, The cat was held in vensratiouw: by: the.Fgyptians, under the mame af, Aelurps, a deity represented by a hunan body with a feline head.Dig Jorus tells, us that the acciden- \u2018tal Killing of va it a, Punt by death.Digna excited -0 giants by Seis the a cat\u2019 pr ; cat was lawful game.or ; er Cet .J bèfore Shaképenare's od ana long me The Ado About Nothing\u2019, in bottle like a cat.\u2019 Mie sight: of a cab made Henry ITI.of France, swoon.Ther we have Whittington\u2019s cat, Dr.Jo ne son\u2019s \u2018Hodge,\"?the \u2018cafpors al\u2019 s eat lllugrene Atamp,\u201d and no ane ever thinks of a cat unless his mid\u2019 } reverts to Montaigne, or\u2019 of \u2018Montaigne unless he associates the essayist with cafs.Sette FERED STUFF: DULL, Montreal, May 7.\u2014The market for all kinds of mill feed is exceedingly dull, owe ing to the bountiful supply o grass.further decline is noted of $1.00 per So In some cases sales being reported of Manitoba bran at $18.00, hut most millers asking $19.00, as this figure js- obtainable for export.Further inquiries have heen received from European buyers, and more orders ~ have hee beoked., We quote prices purely nominal : Manitoba bran $1 8.00 to $19.00 per ton in hags.Shorts $20.00 to $231.00 per ton.Ontario bran $19.00 to $20.00 per ton in bags.Middlings $22.00 to $23.00 per ton in bags.Mixed} mouil- lie $23.40 fo $25.09 as to grage, pure grain mouiltie $25.00 to $28.00 per ton oat feed $32.00 to aod per ton ex | as to variety, oat feed : 528.bo to $30.00 pex ton ex track, Pure grained pea and track.Business Change.Notice is hereby given that Messrs.HA.Sampson, J.N.Matte and H.A.Hyndman have heen \u2018admitted to the Insurance firm of W.8.Dresser & Co.The firm name will remain unchanged, and the same \u2018plan of campaign\u2019 pur- sued\u2014only*more vigorously.As in the past, each item of business entrusted to us will \u2018reckive its full measure of care and attention, and in event of loss\u2014-or accident our clients will have the benefit of our experience, our services always being placed at their disposal at such times.ithe Then || successfully with alert, informed, un- | Hayes to Boston and Mr.Roy Doe ence lof guards, officials, and his companion lawbreakers, he must strip naked, leaving his own clothes at one side of a room, and then walk across to where the convict\u2019s costume awaits him opposite.\u201cIf he must \u2018do\u2019 six months\u2019 \\model,' \u2018the meaning is\u2019 that the first six months of his sentence will be passed in unbroken solitary confinement, i.e., during this period he works .in his cell on a light-labour ration, seeing none of his fellow-prisoners.Other: wise, he is sent out on the works, or at that special jail.\u201d \u2018\u2018Whatever the compulsory it will be grinding, degrading, unsuitable, .weakening, stupefying.\u201d\u2019 When not working he must abide in his narrow cell \u2018\u2018to freeze ip winter, to swelter in summer.\u2019 LABOR IN THE QUARRIES.labor, nent picture is given :\u2014 \u2018\u2018He must labor continuously, hour after hour, day after day, year after year, throughout the whole working | time.If he stir from the allotted precinct, or make any + movement suggesting escape, he can be legally shot dead.Through handling stone the skin of the inner side \u2018 of fingers and thumb is scraped off, leaving the bare flesh raw and bloody.Not seldom his fingers burst under pressure of the load on the barrow handles.After a while they are pressed square.His hands are bruised and gashed ; his toes get smashed.He contracts haemorrhoids, varicose veins, and anal prolapses from being incessantly on his feet.Too often he becomes horribly ruptured.Out of a gang.of twenty- six men, six unfortunates were .counted who had all \u2018been previously ruptured in prison.\u201d There is no respite.Eventually the prisoner crawls back to his kennel.\u2018There he may sit on the stool with ~his feet on the flags, forbidden to un- rol his hammock ° until | Bad as is his physical mental is worse.al resultant of \u2018\u2018getting behind\u2019 the\u2019 scenes\u2019\u2019 and learning the \u2018secrets of the prison life ?\u2019 state, his never leaves him.And when his time is up he leaves the prison with every faculty of his intellectual and corporeal organization seriously weakened.He may have heart disease ; is prematurely aged ; possibly imbecile ; a settled dyspeptic: his constitution is undermined ; his understanding is dulled ; and, likely enough, he has also been transformed into a moral wreck.He is woefully behind the times ; he possesses little exact knowledge of changing conditions meanwhile ; the chronicle of passing events has been sternly closed to him.How is he to wrestle hampered competitors in the winning of a livelihood ?The prison-strain clings to him, and defrauds him still \u2018of his birthright as _a man free-born.Verily, he may by some chance prevail.But with his artificially consummated unfitness he \u2018is better adapted to fail\u2014to become a burden to others and himself.Regarding the efficacy ot-imprisèn- ment as a deterrent to ' erime the writer believes.it cannot be justified.\u2014 ES FULFORD.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Geo.to Worcester, Mass., for the sum- \u2018mer; Mr.Martin Gayler, of Bolton, visiting his brother, Mr.S.Gayler, from Montreal, where he had taken his only son to the hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis; Mrs.Wm.Hay to Knowlton Thursday after a short stay with her sister, Mrs.Stepken Galer.Mr.Frank, Galer has decided to remain in Fulford for the summer and | not move to Granby, as he formerly intended to do.News of the death of King Edward VII, was a great shock to his subjects in this village * on Saturday |= oo \u2014r | which subsequently surround a pris- | his © , What is the ment- | A quiet, immeas- |\u2019 |A WORLD OF THE DEAD.| | nois, were part persons who have been previous- | \u2018placed at whatever labor is An vogue |.Of hia\u2019 Iabet.ih the quarries a \u201cpoig- wheel- < | bedtime.\u2019\u2019 .urable contempt for legality and} \u2018\u2018authorities,\u201d\u201d and \u2018\u2018regularities\u2019\u2019 | and \u201cdiscipline, '\" a contempt that} | on Thursday, being on his way home / BROME.Mr.F.W.Tibbits, merchant, is abreast of the times.Hé has had his motor car fitted for doing service of conveying goods from the station to his store.This will be a good educator for horses.Could the horses come in contact with autos more frequently they would soon become accustomed to them, Mr.and Mrs.Oliver Beard and Mrs, Maud Beard Shields.of Northern Illi- recent guests at the \u201cMaples, \u2019 the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.K.Moflatt.Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay from the Knowlton Sanitarium, were calling: on friends in Brome recently.r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a eo rr BRIGHAM.wae and departures include\u2014:\u2014 \"John Kennedy, of Montreal, at Mr.Hawthorne's on Monday; Hawthorne: to\u2019 Montreal on Tuesday ; Miss -Slaxe'.and Messrs.Carr, Burnet \u2018and Leighton Burnet to Cowansville on Tuesday evening ; Mrs.W.Carter and daughter and Mrs.W.Hayes to\u2019 Warden and Melbourne Ridge for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Hunt, of Gilman, have moved onto their farm recently purchased from.Mr.David Thompson.+ GOULD.The following is the result of the final examinations of the Elementary j Department of the Gould Model School.Grade IV, Sr.\u2014 Alice Williams, Florence Duffy, Gertrude Mec- Lean.Grade IV, Jr.\u2014 Talbot Murray C.A.McQueen.Grade III.\u2014 Milton Buchanan, Belinda Cowan.Grade I1\u2014 A\u2018ex McDonald, Stella McDonald, O.Buchanan, Grade I.\u2014 Cecil McAulay, .Jean Murray.eee eam eee - \u2018HARDWOOD FLAT.The unsettled weather has retarded the work of the farmers.The people here were greatly shocked when the news arrived of .the \u2014\u2014 LEEDS VILLAGE.prety \u2018The weather is very disagreeable these days.Between snow and rain.\u2018the farmers are not getting ahead with their spring work.\u2018Messrs.Wark - and Wilkin took away a large drove of first class cattle Thursday morning to the Que- Lec market.There is considerable sickness in the village, Mr.C.E.Church being one of the victims.- completed an up-to-date Mr.E.A.Goff is home again after putting up the frame of a large barn for a party in Inverness.| Mrs.John Cameron, Ffooke, is visiting friends -at present.Mr.James Church has rented tha McLean farm ror one year.Messrs.Watkins and Hall have barn and stable for Dr.McHarg.of Sher- in Leeds - LIME RIDGE.Cl \" The funeral of Mrs.Lois LaRoc- que, who died Tuesday morning, took place yesterday morning.Father LaReau officiated.The bearers were Messrs.Davila Beauregard, Xavier Audy, E.Tourigne, C.Demarais, J.Richard, J.Larocque.Much sympathy is extended to the family their bereavement.Mr.Ligouri and Miss Ligouri were the guests of Mr.Pomerleau recently.Mr.F.R.Gilbert, of Cedar Hurst, 1, -U.S.A., is the guest of his mother, Mrs.S.Gilbert.A great deal of illness is prevalent amongst the children here.Mr.Enoch Westman has made considerable improvements on his farm iroperty.) in >\u2014 CANTERBURY.The Ladies\u2019 Guild met Wednesday with Mrs.N.-Asker.\u2018A goodly num- her were present.7 - Mr.W.H.Cowling had a trip to Sherbrooke Wednesday with a peddler who was peddling without a license death of Mrs.Clarence Todd in Roch- Mr.Reuben Bennett has his = wall \u2018ester, N.Y., she being formerly of built preparing to building a new this place.stable.: Preserves the leather.THE F, F, DALLEY OO., LIMITED, have proved them thoroughly and buy.from us direct.The For Buniper Crôps \u2018 You need miore thag\u201d good land, pl) of, - fertilizer, careful, intelligent workin \u201c able weather\u2014you need good ses \u201c(Like produces like,\u2019 and all.the patiiÿat advaptages , in the world won\u2019t-make old, half-dead seeds, or: inferior strains, produce first-class.êro But plant Ewing\u2019s Seeds, give them these natural advantages, and you'll get crops that will gladden your heart and fatten your bank account.Ewing\u2019s Seeds are grown from selected plants, the strongest and healthiest of their kind, and for forty years they have in turn been growing bumper crops.Don\u2019t take chances on doubtful seeds\u2014insist on Ewing's.If yourdealer hasn\u2019t them write for our Illustrated Catalogue Write for the Catalogue anyway.Wm.Ewing & Co, Seedsmen, McGill St, Montreal Reliable Seeds | If cocoa is your favorite beverage by all means enjoy it at its best\u2014 as \"made with Cowan's Perfection Cocoa.| and flavor.\u2014 POLISH 1 Won't rub off on frilly things, or stain the skirts.Waterproof.Contains no Turpentine, Acids or other injurious ingredients ALL DEALERS, 10c.Hamiiten, Ont, and Buffalo, N.Y.\"4 , and fayor-~ i of an | \u2018Thousands reliab PERFECTION COCOA (MAPLE LEAF LABEL) 1 acme of purity, richness THE_COWAN CO.Limited, , \u2018 TORONTO.135 is the cause of nearly ~all sickness.¢ COUNT + ST.MICHEL TONIC WINE © as rp pa © Th tao « 7 contains all the ¢le- ments required to i | enrich and purify the Blood.QlAlAJA djalba tard sis baa tas À, i oo.a LE à pd.» Es .5 ] HR ; % + >» .à Lo TE Ty er hs \u2018 A 1 3 » a0 #4 Vi 4 .| 5 +, » - ee 3 \u2018ne A I : $7 As 2 Bgl Te 83 ME UE Re; CE ut 61 ES xii Ce 4 4 g or, oe Ff : tL .5 fr - « i - Bu : as ne, à 4.\u2018 GETS 3 in: FR: : î \u2018 Cl à TS Cy - £00 i i 4 * ; ks RY A Ey 2 fd Lu 28, EY =» n AT \u2018 .ï F ¥ 13 +444 4 - Ay + .*, $ ied ee .| es a en > ; - \u201ced Tow mo TNE nd trem È = | TE mn iden ae me we Ex ¢ au 8 oF Sd mn rs Lr © nad pi 3 « \u2014the members of the congregation ful- cause he who was instrumental in see- \u2018King in his -.dealt with by two men, \u2018a pair of horses is disgusting PAGE SIX, | -\u2014 t Letters to the Editor GREGATION.Editor of Record : Sir, \u2014Anglican, by his letter of the 4th inst., has succeeded in getting the Windsor Mills Anglican Church situation made plain to readers of the Re-, cord.: ; Co \u201cWho ever wrote the article in the Record of May 2nd, was evidently in \u2018close touch with the affairs of the Church.That this report was sensational and misleading\u2014perbaps not to Anglicans\u2014but to others, cannot be denied.LS _ If -Anglican is not mistaken, when ly consider the matter, they will have no regret that the small \u2018\u2018Tempest\u2019\u2019 has occurred.To Mr.Rowland and Mr.Tryon, please don't jump at conclusions too quickly, Anglican might not belong to the parish.CL.ANGLICAN.Windsor Mills, May 1lth, 1910.| THE KING'S DEATH.Editor of the Recotd.Dear Sir :\u2014It is a matter of |sur- \u2018prise to some in this village that the church bells were not tolled for our dead king.All the churches here tolled their bells when the King\u2019s mother, Queen Victoria, died.We are sure that it was not from a lack of appreciation of the worthy manner in which King Edward kept so fully alive the traditions of his mother\u2019s glorious reign.Was it neglected being that the bells were tolled for Queen Victoria, had preceded the departure from this world, just one year and ay?._ \u2018It is\u2019 to be hoped that all the churches in this village will unite to show their respect and sorrow for the departed monarch, for whom all the civilized nations of the earth are mourning, in a manner befitting the occasion, on the day appointed for the King's funeral obsequies in London, May 20th.\u2019 om TY ET.Sutton, May 10th.\u2018 BAD STATE OF CITY ROADS.Bditor of Record; - Dear Sir, \u2014Canhot > some influence be brought to bear on the Road Committee to improve the condition of our streets.in the city ?The puttering way that our roads are \u2018being a wagon and in the extreme.Why are not greater efforts put forth earlier tn the: year to improve the streets when the holes are deepest and the hills are highes on our main thoroughfares ?: - Our neighbors on the \u2018other side of | the line ' living in a town of 1500 would have a larger force of men doing improvement \u2018 work of the road, than ours in a city of \u201815,000: 1 \u201cIf the department are open for suggestions as to where: improvements are badly-needed, I would offer a few : : : : > 1st\u2014Practically the city.2nd\u2014London street, from Prospect to Portland Avenue.- 3rd\u2014Préspect Hill, first part.4th\u2014Queen street Hill.\u2018 \"5th \u2014 Wellington street (Stratlico- na Square to Chateau Frontenac.) 6th\u2014Aberdeen Avenue, and many others.In fact, we have not one hundred yards of good roads in our city.1 .: Some cave-ins on Wellington street were filled up lately with some ine stone, but the work is evidently at a standstill again.No, I believe, that a few men have commenced to chip down a stone hill at the south end of London street.Please, Mr.Chairman of the Road Committee, let this rock stand for a all the crossings \u2018in Ë wbile and devote your energy to the} streets that we are riding over each day several; times.: .Don\u2019t stretch the work out so long - with such a handful of men.Get_ to \" work: in earnest ~~ with a respectable size force of men, wagons and horses and let us have the benefit of the good roads throughout at least one- half of \u201cthe summer.Twenty-four men, six wagons and twelve teams for one month are - infinitely better than one-cuarter the number for six months.: = } - WINDSOR MILLS ANGLICAN CON-|- Central Europe.Neither were pied, \u2018What led you to Î three summonses, Agà\u2018iist them.The AUSTRIAN NOT IRISH.EXPERT TELLS WHEN A NEW LAID .EGG BECOMES \u201cFRESH.\u201d London, May 7.\u2014Austrian eggs sold as \u2018\u2018Irish new-laid\u2019\u2019 at the Cow- ley-road shop of the Oxford Co-oper- ative and Industrial Society formed the subject of a prosecution at Oxford.The society, the manager of the shop, and assistant were all charged under summonses with committing breaches of the Merchandise Acts.Mr.Galpin (for the Irish \"Department of Agriculture) said the eggs sold probably, -if, not certainly, came from Styria, in\u2019 Austria, - and.there was at the time a marked difference to the prejudice of the public in the prices of the\u201d two different kinds of eggs.\u2018From the \u2018Grocer\u2019 newspaper of Feb.; 1910,\u2019 he .con: tinued, \u201cI find .that Galician eggs which I am told by experts are the \u2018same as.those sold in this cass, could be purchased at 6s.to 8s.3d.per long hundred of 120, while Irish egg: on the same day were fetching gs.to 11s.6d.per long hundred.80 that, in addition to the displacement of lrish industry and damage: to the Irish trade, the selling of these eggs as Irish was a fraud on the public.\u201d Mr.R.A.White, of Clapham, an as- sistant-inspector under the Irish Department.of \u2018 Agriculture, described purchasing the eggs which wete labelled \u201cIrish new laid,\u201d and \u2018\u2018twelve a shilling.\u201d \u2018When told the manager, Mr.Forty,\u201d he continued, \u2018\u2018that there was reason to believe that the eggs were not Irish, he © replied : \u2018I apply the words \u2018\u2018\u2019new laid\u2019 myself.They ate not described as Irish by-the Central Branch.I ticket them on my own dc- count.I do not know whether \u2018they are Irish or not, I am\u2019 married and.I hope you will\u201cbe as lenient in this matter as you can.\u2019 When I saw Mr.Reeve, the general manager of the society, in George street, he said that the manager of the shop had no right to describe them as Irish, as they were Styrian, and little was made on\u201d them.\u2019 Mr.W.Wickham, merchant, and agent of London Bridge, who was called as an expert, said: the eggs were not Irish eggs, but came from they new laid.*\u2018When does an egg cease to be a new laid egg and become\u2019 a egg?\u2019 he was asked, and he re- \u201cIt depends upon the taste or fancy of the individual who uses it.\u201d the conclusion that they were not new laid ?By examination.A week would make a difference in an egg ?- A week would not \u2018make a difference with these eggs.It was almost a .question of months.Mr.Walter Reeve, the manager of the society, said that the eggs were Bty- rian, and bought as such, and es such supplied to Mr.Forty to sell.He was not aware.that they were being sold otherwise.The Bench, after del berating in private, fined the society £5 and costs on'each \u2018of the manager of the .Cowley-road shop was fined £2 10s, ' on each of the two summonses ggainst him.The assistant, Mathews, was.discharged on both summonses.\" .: : =x.- i Fil MONARCHS AND RULERS WHO DIED DURING \u201cKING JED- WARD'S REIGN.\" - The following named monarchs and other rulers of nations died during the reign of King Edward VIIL.: Abdurrahman Khan, Ameer of Afghanistan, Oct.3rd, 1901.Don Frederico, = President of Chili, July, 1901.no William McKinley, President of the United States, shot Sept.6th, died Sept.14th, 1901.Ex-King Milan, of Servia, Feb.11, - 1901.\u2018 : Sultan of Zanzibar, died July 18th, 1902.mont ed June 10th, 1903.Draga, Queen of Servia, murdered, June 10th, 1903.Pope Leo XIII., died July 20th, 1903, : .: Isabella, II., Queen of Spain, \u201cApril 9th, 1904.7 Murad V., ex-Sultan \u2018died Aug.26th, 1904.King George of Saxony, died Oct.15th, 1904.Christian IX., King died of Turkey, of Denmark, father of Queen_Alexandra, died Jan.-Saxby, Sask oy Mr.\u2018thought -you would be Interested in I must drop you\u2019 &'few lines, \u2018regret tb \u2018made a great rush for land.large number of English, Irish .and.\"what is left is not up to much.Still \u20185800 to $1,000.\u2018got to use steam or gasoline power, a game of cards which Alexander, King of Servia, murder- \u2014\u2014_ MR.ROSHER WRITES \u2014_\u2014 WINTER WAS MILD ONE, AND SPRING WORK IS WELL ADVANCED.Mr.Hubert Ames is in receipt of an interesting letter from Mr.W.E.Rosher, C.P.R.agent at Lennoxville for many years, and who went west some time ago to be with some members of hil family.Writing from Rosher says in part : Ce .\u201cAs you have some experience \u201cof life in the wild and woolly west, I a-few lines from me, and I feel also that\u2019 for old aegnajntance sake \u2018that : y Hines, First; How.Ger, ny wife and\u201cd'tery - \u201cmyeh \u201cyour father been \u2018go {Il \u2018that it necessitated his going to Montreal for treatm ~, The last account we heard was th he was much better.=, \u201cNow, as \u2018regards the western life (on the prairie), we find it rather lonesome at times, glthough we have one advantage of living in the store aiid \u201cpost \u2018office, where thtre is always someone.The winter was very mild.There were only two bad blizzards, but I tell you they were corkers.Several got lost and frozen on the prairies.The spring is very early this year, and large numbers have nearly finished seeding for flax, and they are sowing thousands Of acres to flax this year.Last fall and this spring they paid $1.75 at the elevators (per bushel) for flax, the average yield being 16 bushels to acre; wheat, No.2, 82 cents per bushel, the average yield being 29 bushels to the acre._ \u201cThe good crops last year have\u2019 ( - This vicinity is very thickly settled with Germans and Norwegians from Dakota and Minnesota.There are also a | Scotch, a number from the Eastern Townships, including Sherbrooke, Granby, Stanstead, Waterloo, West Sheflord and the.Grande Ligne.Very few homesteads are left open, and they are taking whatever they can get.The company\u2019s land is being purchased at from\u2019 $12 to $14 per acre, \u201cLots of steam and gasoline power is \u2018used for plowing and threshing, also for Disking.In fact they have as horses are a big price, an inferior | span of horses selling from $350 to $400, and a\u2018good team $600 to $700.Orén \u2018sell from $250 to $360 per yoke: Everyone is hustling breaking owing to the good crop last year.We have quite a number of bachelors who trade at the store here, and every night during winter they play they call \u2018\u2019Smear.\u2019\u2019 fo 7 \u2018Well, how is everything in Sher- { Wish we brooke and Lennoxville ?could go to the \u2018Clement\u2019 and see a good piece.We to-night Ss lancée FF Cag SHERBROOKE DAILY RECO 1 + .; \"IWAS OLDEST INDEPENDENT TEL- independent wey Miles of \"eave the compahy financially strong \u2018has been exonerated.- : | \"dnd South \u201cAfrican\u201d scrip from | - Cg EE Te SE.D, FRIDAY, GE Ye A FEES AY 13, 1910.C Co CLEVELAND.Arrivals include: Miss A.Rogers, of Richmond, to her home over Sun- «day, accompanied by ber cousin, Miss BE.Gilchrist; Miss F.Frost, of Tren- holmville, guest of Miss L.Taylor a few days last week; Mr.and Mrs.E.U.Towne, of Sydenham, guests at the Murphy farm recently.: and cunn It.is probably .the only jackdaw England which knows the difference between a two-shilling piece and half a crown, for if both coins are held up it always endeavors to secure the latter.\u2019 EPHONE COMPANY.~ Mr.C.Skinner, retiring manager of the People\u2019s Telephone Company, speaking to the Record to-day remarked: : \"+My company was chartered twen- ty-one years last August, and has never ceased to the present to keep busy.We are credited as the oldest telephone company in Canada, with invested capital of ainety-eight thousand dollars, cover-.iné a territory of nearly 400 high- poles, nine telephone sxchapges, and more than 1,000 sub- scribérs.: \u201cIn retiring from the management [ wish to sincerely thank the great number who have aided in yi many ways to assist and promote :the company\u2019s interest, and in fact have been the one principal factar contributed for the company\u2019s success.I | and advise the friends of the company to stand by the new manager ment with a confidence that assures success.\u2019\u2019 li 122000 MR.C.J.WRIGHT, Superintendent and Secretary-Treasurer of the People\u2019s Telephone Company.\u2018Owen Moran, the pugilist who Killed Tommy McCarthy in a prize fight, cosa a em - TS ea rae pe Ta et ans iy emi \" ete os ng \u2018Coffee is one of nature\u2019s best gifts to -m vy Daily it brings comfort and solace to ankind, Co without any injurious effects, ; Milliong Seal Brand Coffee is the product of the best upland te ho It is a natural, pure, undoctored P'antations 5 The kind that is good to drink, | Sold in 1 and 2 1b.Cans only, _ : - \"CHASE & SANBORN, MONTR \u2014\u2014 aos 1 | a A + 2.TRE 04 cent hs i AT fu oT ~ SS FE.Sy >, \u201c18 EAL ue a AL - ST pe GAT ; Front.$1,820.09 20, Agent We can make delivery in about {wo weeks, ; gents wanted for Richmond, Compton, Stuñstead, B : Counties.: ; A y rome and.Sheltorg THE STADIUM COMPANY Ask for literature.General.Agents, Sherbrooke, y WithTop and Glasy : Alberta also showed | | CROPS IN EAST hy wien ig side velo A 0 portion of the nt ' ARE BACKWARD.Lien, as compare a ES cent in Ontario.In Brit the loss by winter A ye cent of the srea sown, and the ton dition at the end of Apc was 1 cAn exc-llent raport- An mads te all classes of live atock, their pond tion for.all Canela at the end q GOOD PROGRESH IN WEST BUT IN BAST SEEDING IS BEHIND.Ottawa, May 1%.\u2014The «ensus and statistic office has issued its May bulletin on\u2019 the condition of crops and live stock.in Canada.The reports made at the end of ped yy i Bed with à fade April show that \u2018good progress had |.us\" 9.59.for \u2018othse o lor mils been made with spring seeding- in SLOT.TOT OLASE Gately, sn for sheep and 95.10 ind.FATHER RESCUES - - = SON FROM wail, Ontario and the Western Provinces, but that in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces little more than a beginning had been made.Ontario and Alberta dre in the _ lead with spring .Rh .|wheat and oats, the former with WELL HAD TO BE BNLitin (18.34 per\u2019 cent of the spring wheat .L - PY LR ENLARGE 10 and 74.74 per cent.of the oats in the ground; and the latter with 97.50 of the wheat and 73.13 of the oats.Ontario had also 72.91 per cent.of the barley seeded, \u2018and Alberta only 39.17 '| per cent.Manitoba and Saskatchepvan ; Kenmare, Sask.,-May 14># Tope tied about his Lim + -\u2019derson of this place Jum into a well on his jee bout in to rescue his two-year-old son, : ter.Hanging with his head Ad haven't | seen the inside of a theatre since we \" left Winnipeg last November, nor the inside of a church, either.Is that not awful, eh! I see the hockey microbe, put in a lively time east last winter.~~ © -S \u2018\u201c\u201cP.8.\u2014We have radish and lettuce Nn a hotbed, ready to eat.How is | that for the wild and woolly ?And.mosquitoes, oh, my ! ! !\u201d* + TINY ANIMALS HAVE WON CUPS AND MEDALS GALORE.\u201cA newsgaperman dropped into \u2018the Agricultural Hall, London, the other day, bent on selecting a good, cheap house dog from amongst the 3,500 exhibited.But the price of dog-flesh - there wauld have brought tears to the eyes of the wealthiest Chinese mandarin.There was a good selection of breeds valued at $250 to $2,500 each, à few trifles at $5,000, and a beautiful specimen.of a Pekingese, reclining on a cushion of yellow satin, \u2018for which five thousand guineas had been refused: by its owner.This tiny animal, which could easily be held in one hand, is the most famous dog of any breed in the world.Ohu-erly is its.name.It has won championships, cups, and medals galore, and earns an income of $5,000 {a year in fees and prizes.Judges By following some.of these sugges- 29th, 1906.: im to | ; .tions I am sure you will gain the| Gueer May, of Hanover, died.Jen.claim bim eit on pian all points.sincerest thanks of many citizens., co Co | done i li I thank you, Mr.Editor, for the s uzalter-ed in, Shah of Persia, died Ré ria little oh space.\u201cJan.| Ys | ly water.Sincerely yours, D Oscar IL, Xing of Sweden, died on ven le la 11] he ls dicted with chick- PROGRESS.8th, 1907.| at w o been \u2018Sherbrooke, May 10th.1910.| Kwang Hsu, Emperor of China, | What would certainly - have been ) died Nov.14th, 1908.the most remarkable exhibits, how- - - zo Tse-Hzi, Dowager Empress of Chi-| ever, remained noticeable by their / na, died Nov.15th, 1908.- \u201c J'absence.\u2018These were two blue bull- : Grover Cleveland, ex-President of d0gs, the property of a lady dog- Do You Want à Record ?List of Daily Record News Agents who can supply the paper every afternoon.The Daily Record may be secured every afternoon from the following agents in Sherbroake and elsewhere\u2019 in the Townships, and at Newport, Vt.IN SHERBROOKE.Miss Begin, P.O.Stam icket J.Le Therriault, 117 Ping Geta G.I.Robitaille, Cor.Alexander and Aherdeen Avenue.R.Lukeman, Beckett Road.a A.Gunning, Montreal Street.R brooke.Fast eading Room (Woodard's).Magog House News Sarde) - Wellington Street News.Stand, A.E.Duberger, King Street.15d.Lanctot, Marquette Streat.Aug.Martineau, 28 Oliver Street.IN OUTSIDE TOWNS.Arlie Norcross, Lennoxvilje: W J.H.McKindsey, l,eunoxville.H.W.Burton, Waterville.y J.Bourassa, Windsor Mills, J.H.Cairnie, Coaticook, .B.H.McCourt, Richmond.Theo Webb, Cowansville.\u201cFred W, West, Granby.\u201cHoward D, Carter, Magog: K.Johnson, East Angus.: Lu E.Choquette, Farnham.Geo.I.1eClair, Farnham.pay mond Iiarabee, Cookshire, w's larmac y Allan Herring, Buy.Port, VE, Chay, Reid, Scotstown.U.S.A., died June 24th, 1908.Carlos, King of Portugal, assassinated, Feb.1st, 1908.Caroline, Dowager Queen of Saxony died Dec.15th, 1908.\u2018 King Leopold, of Belgium, died Dec.17th, 1909.; -Manuel Amador, Président of Panama, died May 2nd, 1909.Alfonse Moreira Penna, President of Brazil, died June 14th, 1909.: + 7 KING'S ADDRESS TO THE NAVY.One of the first messages issued by King George, \u2018who has long since been known as \u2018\u2018The Sailor Prince,\u201d was addressed to the navy.In it the King says : : ol \u201cIt is my earnest wish on succeeding to the throne to make known to ® Beryl Oy Bridge Street.the navy how grateful I am for its V.E.Archambault, Sher- faithful and distinguished services, rendered to the late King, my beldv- ed father, who ever showed the greatest solicitude lor its welfare-and efficiency.\u2018\u2018Educated and trained in that profession which I love so dearly, retirement from active\u2018 duty bas in no sense diminished feelings of affection for it.For thirty-three years I have had the honor of serving in the navy, and such intimate participation in its life and work enables\u2019 me to know how thoroughly.I can depend upon that spirit of loyalty and glorious history of our navy is the outcome.That you will ever or I know full well, and your Geo.D.Murray.luk antle, Lewis Currie, Bedford.Megantiez Arr Arr, and interests, with deep feelings .\u201cGHORGE, _R,\"\" opt zealous devotion to duty of which the * .continue to be as in the past the \u201cfdre- most defender of .your country's hon- ) fortunes will always be followed by \u2018me of pride, affection fancier, residing in Action.They are \u2018probably the only dogs of their kind in existence, and as the owner considered that the strain of a days\u2019 show might seriously affect their health, she decided that they should stay at home.- They are theprogeny of French black brindles, and'their color\u2014the softest Persian blue\u2014is simply a freak of nature.The elder, Halcyon Lady Jape, was horn about eighteen months ago, and the other, Halcyon Tumbler, a little less than a year back., In appearance, except they Closely resemble French bulldog, standing about eigh inches high and having Peto formed bat ears! and long, low-set tails.Halcyon Tumbler is valued at one thousand guineas and Halec- yon Lady Jane at 3,050 guineas.And while the 5,000-guinea Pekin- | Sèse was beiug described as a \u2018\u2018lovey duck\u201d by society ladies who crowded around it, a wonderful black canary was singing its way into the hearts of people who attended the show of for color, Crystal Palace.This peculiar exhibit is the result of a cross between an ordinary wild British goldfinch and 1a canary.It is as black as a nigger, and shows no trace\u2019 whatever in its plumage of the color of either of its parents.Twelve months ago & white canary was shown at the Crystal Palace.In company with the black canary was exhibited almost every other bird known, from the bird of paradise (valued at $6,500) to the garden crow.There Jackdaw, which rivalled the famous Jackdaw of Reims'' for shrewdness MR.C.three.the ordinary | British and Foreign Cage-birds at the | was also a white\u2019 FOOD VALUES Eggs-.385 Beet.410 Multon.445 Milk.cc.c.103 Pork.cccceeee.1035 Butter.icce.1365 FLOUR.6540 \"Beef or Mutton.Potaloes.2950f ~ Reduce The Cost of Living = ~ J ET us look into this problem of high cost of , living.Let us see if we can whittle it down a bit and extract some of its fangs.We all agree that the cost of living has gone up.Eggs have gone up, butter has gone up, meat and poultry and vegetables have gone up.Everything we put on our tables has advanced in price from 30 to 50%.Exceptoneitem\u2014Flour.Most of us have known this in a way sometime but have we ever for a moment realized that 10 cents spent in good Bread buys more .real value than fifteen times that amount spent in Eggs, .Just glance at the tables above showing the comparison made by the U.S.Government Ogilvie\u2019s Royal bulletin.From a food point of view\u2014bread is the most important in our whole bill of fare.\u2018l'est after test by | : various Governments has proved that first class bread is in itself almost a complete food and provides most nourishment to the body.It is a fact that the best bread made from Ogilvie\u2019s- ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR is richer in real food value than anything you may eat.It furnishes more all round food in the shape of carbo-hydrates than either beef, veal, lamb, pork, fish or vegetables.SKINNER, who has retired! from the-Management of the People\u2019s ET Telephone Company.oe second it was only 81.66, per Cheese +0.1185 - frei 4 TE ni 5 7 92.60 per cent., but both were slow | with oats and barley.British Col- umtia had a showing of 78.53 for spring\u2019 wheat sown, of 81.66 for oats and 39.17 for barley.°c SHOWING IN FALL - WHEAT.\"Provinces with a substantial showing of fall wheat, and, whilst in'the \u2018irst named the condition at thé end of \u201cApril was 95.47 per cent., in the cent.and pastry made from Royal Hous Let us-make good, clean, fresh, hdme-made pr ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR\u2014breud and pastry and muffins and rolls for the youngsters and ip that way W better food and be healthier and wealthier in {he long fun.- If you send in your address and the name of your dealer you will rectjve 2 copy of \u201cOgilvie\u2019s Book for a Ce ok\u201d containing 125 tried and tested regipes.OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO.LIMITED.à Ontario and Alberta are the only had nearly equal \u2018proportions of the bove water : Andergon managed to wheat land finished, the former with rescue the child, remaining in thet 100.65 per cent., and the latter with Position twenty Yoinutes -unttl his wife brought help.When the neigh bors arrived to pull them ont it ve found necessafy.to\" enlarge ws oper ing at the top.of the well vas | Anderson could be pulled out vith his child in his ars, | Ernie Johnston, and.Jimmy Gad ner have taken action .againgt P.J, \u2018 Doran, of the Wanderers, for each.| They claim this amount ve promised them\u2019 in bonuses sbosd they win the Stanlay Cup.« Polatoesmsm | FLOUR Z The only element of sustenance that it'lacks is fat ; and that you provide for by using butter.Bread is the one item of food that has not advanced.in price, and has advariced in quality: class bread made from ROYAL HC Vi FLOUR is vastly superior to the crude bread of our - olden times.It 1s not only betteÿ intaste richer in food elements.- It is the] result 0 study and scientific methods of milling.{ HOUSEHOLD?\u201d is the highest |perfection of four | No ordinary- flour is comparable .! Household for quality and uniformity.reduce household.expenses is fo eat more r Household Flour Modern fisst- OUSEHOLD but vastly f scientific ~~ YAL \u201cRO with Royal One way © © ehold -Floufe oducts from and cookies cwillall gd 14 CAs ww.Nollin a | ES on han« Sepd for our rinc Mail Orders pi 8.J SF \\ a tb and | cha ; 89 Stratho \u201c Bell Phe ow *.HOUSE BOAT a e0°0000600000000e0 23x12 nd.\u2018 lari with spring 3 roum A CR ang es to acconinic to sixteen.ran gas, and ine installed last order.J further ing oR.Smith, Room puilding, Montreal.pl Is now in Early delivery SER | \u201cBu £ \u2018 i.Cel tio \u2018 .FOR 8 BALE~A NEW log, wear Butter F Por particulars Nord.Agnes, \u201cMe te ion Ducks ha.| + | Fo An - TE 4 \"Lip frat