Sherbrooke daily record, 21 mai 1910, samedi 21 mai 1910

[" ome 2 a pr tp rem E A 3 ORAL \u201cSERVICES, Ypsterday \u2018Was Observed as / a, Es Sa _\u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910 == aily Record.ONE CENT jay of Mourning Throughout Townships.pcH TRIBUTE \"WAS PAID TO \"LATE KING EDWARD, THE - PEACEMAKER.| \u201cprobably in no part of the Domi- pr ey «was the day of pourhing for the late King Edwar more observed than tliroughout the = Townships.Services were paid in the various churches, and in cases where there were two or more churches, union services were held.MOND, Richm ond, May 21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 memorial service in honor of the ste King Edward VIT., was held at 3 pm, in the Opera House, which \u201cwee filled with a sympathetic / au- : the ceremonies were conduct- d with & splendid decorum and were « a pon-denominational and civic .The hall was beautifully écorsted with royal mourning.and jusers bearing inscriptions : \u201cRd- yard the Just,\u201d \u2018Edward the Peacemaker,\u201d \u201cRest in Peace,\u2019 -\u2018\u20181841- » Inptermingled were large por- waits of the late King and Royal Family, snd all.the national flags in mourning.The following programme was ren- éd: Ébopins Fuheral March, faad; hymn, \u2018\u2018Nearer My God to Mer\u2019 ; Seripture, by Rev.Mr.Eng- A: kad; prayer, by Rev.Mr.Carmich- +.op ze 2 25 ee eoccopasconqee ui; hymn, while I stray\u201d; } ani PULP RS RCAGPIRANSFIOUNA QDS 4 Proi.Stone directed Eee Ti \u2018My God, my father, Mayor\u2019s,address, J., M.D.; choir, \u2018\u2018No shadows Holy City ; address, Mr.J.SERVICE AT RICH- | CANADIAN AND Being Driven Out of Russia.FORCIBLE EXPULSION 18 BEING .RESORTED TO IN MOSCOW.the American Jewish Commission said yesterday that in spite of the repeated reports from the Russian Government that the expulsion of Jews from Kiev has been postponed, the committee is in receipt of the following telegram : \u2018Forcible expulsions from Kiev are now taking place in the most brutal manner, and many new expulsions of those hitherto exempted are occurring.Expulsions from Moscow are also on the increase, involving additional hardships.\u2019 ° PREMIER BOTHA'S CABINET._ Johannesburg, May 21.\u2014It is practically certain that Premier Botha\u2019s Cabinet for United South Africa will be: Merriman, treasurer; Fischer, education; Smuts, colonial secretary; Hertzog, attorney-general; H.RE.Hull, minister of railways; Sauer, natives.\u2019 To - - The administration will probably ELOQUENT TRIBUTE FROM ARCHBISHOP BRUCHESI, Montreal, May 21.\u2014It was an eloquent as well as an authorized voice which went up from the throne of St: James Cathedral yesterday morning, when His Grace the Archbishop of Montreal, paid a loyal and loving tribute to the dead King.The edifice was crowded to the doors.In the course of his remarks he said that tleman, but that under his reign religious liberty reached its zenith.° SIX MEN REPORTED DROWNED.Port Arthur, Ont., May 21.\u2014 The finding of an upturned canoe with a ¢, Sutherland, B.A.; anthem, \u2018\u2018Theyd gmall amount of personal effects es- that sow i tears,\u201d (Holy City) ; ms, \u201cLead, Kindly Light\u2019 ; bene- action, Rev.Mr.Craik.God Save de King.> \u2018 The Mayor's address was an * elo- wat eulogy of the late King, in mick his character was depicted by quotations of well known royal ex- pissions, likewise the preponderant illumsce of the late monarch in the sae years.of liis reign which were parked at every stage by his efforts \u201ci the interests of peace, which had we him the title of Peacemaker.A \u201cthe royal tour of 1860 to _ a Kstern Townships revived many iniscences of \u2018the dead monarch.A kid survey of the principal events Mirégn and its influence on the À Bituation.In a splendid oration Mayor Hayes closed with J lyvocation : God Save the King.©: Butherland was the next, db, \u2018le gave a splendid address t % he ancestry of the present King verin fes ip his future career.The adores filled with reminiscences of \"4 Jggnt trip to .Windsor and the \u2018watry geat of the late King.The Iste Prince Consort, Albert the Good ams fn for a fine appreciation.Mr.\u2018Butberland concluded a very ahle ad- by proclaiming our allegiance Yo the kingship of George V.the.:Winders, assisted by Miss Palmer.I.A.J.Barrie directed the musical i T 46 - : FICES AT WINDSOR MILLS.dsor Mills, May \u2018 21.\u2014(Special) Jemorial servites for the late ore unique in the history of Mudsor Mills.For the first time in % bistery the Roman Catholics and g and the influence which it must vas choral : À i à lMotestants marched in procession to- procession was headed §.$ (ue town band, playing a funeral Breh.The Odd = Fellows followed, Dr, Tanner and Mr.C.A.King.\u201cSean Baptiste Society came § I and they were followed by the du | y of Columbus with Mayor Pir.In the rear was the Stir 8 Society with Dr.Meagher, +B.Quinn and Mr.Tender.The d Bt on , Droceeded to the Church .- Philip, Roman Catholic where My, po mass was celebrated by ra âther Dufresne.The remaind- George\u201d procession proceeded to Sto cites Episcopal Church, where ig ye services were held.The ser- pu the same as that followed + George's Church, Windsor.A address was given by the In- th t, Rev.MF.Belford, who in rd of his remarks referred to ton op 0 thé different religions in such an occasion.Both fine were _ filled\u2019 to overflowing.\" rapa, Perce in the churches the thy reformed and were joined Mocsedet uaves of Windsor mills and 4 to McCabe's Hall, where res \u2019 Were made in English and À Rue Rev.Mr.Belford, Mr.T.Pa dha Mayor Trudeau.tag des were all closed and the Mecia) taped, those deserving of LR Hoon being the post office, Tia bert\u2019s, the Bank, Mr.Pro- § 80d\" the Protestant schools.Coo SHIRE IN MOURNING.» May 21.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 ty, the day appointed by the ni lGénéral as-a day of public Ya RS Memory of our late re- 8 Edward, was closely oboe Citizens of Cookshire, ow » ll mills and shops, and he Place of business af every kind ing ts for the day.Flags were at mast and the whole it 13 Umed an air of mourning.the th Pm.the solemn tolling -of a, YptyenUreh bells, thie Kpiscopal- a ist and Roman Catholic, \u20ac n hour, lent a further air Yeuek à Le to the day.At 2 jig oe congregation had as- .tu Peter's Church to Be \u2018 CR KContinuea on page 5.) |shape and help was \u2018and Safford, of Sutton.The tablished the drowning of six men on Lake Nipigon, though facts cannot be clearly established until the conclusion of an investigation which is atopresent being made by à search party, which left Nipigon on receipt of the news, brought in by an Indian who found the canoe.GENERAL FRENCH IN QUEBEC.Quebec, May .21.\u2014General French, accompanied by Brigadier-General Henderson, staff officer; Major- Watts ing by the steamer Victorian an was met on arrival by a detachment of the R.C.G., who were on the.wharf at 7 a.m.The general and his party immediately drove to the Chateau Frontenac, but shortly after his arrival he went to the English {>athedral, where he attended service.Yesterday afternoon he drove out to Spencer Wood, to pay a visit to Lieut.-Governor Pelletier, and .at 6.30 last evening was present with the brigade on the Esplanade.This afternoon he will inspect the 8th and 9th Battalions at St.Joseph de Levis.QUEEN VICTORIA HAS STILLBORN SON.\" Madrid, May 21.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Queen Victoria was delivered of an infant, still-born, at four o\u2019clock, this morning.: : _ The sex was male.+ THE VENEER MILL FIRE, \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018SOME TWENTY HANDS WILL BE THROWN TEMPORARILY OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.enlttor May 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 As reported in Friday\u2019s Record the new venekr mill was a bit scorched by fire early Friday morning, just one week yom the time it started work, and some twenty hands are temporarily \u201chtown out of employment.There were abôut 30 hands being employed previous to the fire.It was discovered about 3.30 a m.by the might watchman, Mr.Arthur Lassonde.The \u2018ire took in the engwne room, from waste about the boilers it is thought, and it worked into a pile of shavings, nearly gutting the engine room, though the engine and boiler were aot thought to be damaged to any extent.Several pvlleys and wooden stays and supports were burned, as well as the big driving belt, worth around $25).Two other belts were destroyed.The fire was very regret: table as the Messrs.Manuels _ have | worked hard to get the fine big plant started and each day it was d better i o business in gettine dev being daily ad- od.The damage -is variously es timated at from $800 to 51500.The plant was insured in several companies, by the agencies of Fred H.\u2018Kelly, of Kichford.Vt., and Boright delay \u2018caused by the fire will not put back the work more than from ten days to three weeks it is thought.When the watchman discovered the fire \u201d i boiler the smoke was so Gense in the .room he could not get in to use the hose \u2018ready there for immergencies.| The fire brigade responded quickly \u2018arr a ick to the fire alarm and made |quic work of putting it out.The thick room ire-proof walls of the boiler ve the fire from reaching the main \u2018building of the plant and it was thus confined entirely to the engine room.A few days will see the wheels turning again.The Messrs.Manuel were both\u2019 on the grounds early Friday morning and with characteristic_ enterprise will hustle the repairs back- ad by their energetic superintendent, Mr.F.Lucas.- WORLD NEWS.Reported That.Thouaands Are New York, May 21.\u2014Members of be enlarged when Natal -is included.he was not only a monarch and gen- - A.D.C., arrived here vence mort 1 Greenshields, of \u2014 THE WHOLE Show Universal Mourning for King Edward.HUNDREDS OF WREATHS LAID ON STATUE OF KING AT CAPE TOWN, London, May 21.\u2014Messages from all parts of the Empire show the universal mourning Throughout South Africa the most Bolemn memorial services were held, attended by vast congregations.There were scenes of -hearttelt -8Or- row.Hundreds of magnificent wreaths were deposited on the statue of the dead king in Cape Town.Funeral services were -held throughout India, the Hindoos joining in the services in a remarkable manner.All \u2018military trains were halted fifteen minutes.The Governor-General and the officials of the federal states assembled on the great tier of steps at the Parliament buildings iff Melbourne, and the presence of the most solemn assembly cver gathered an Australia, marked with solemnity the final passing of King Edward.There was a long \u2018space of reverent silence and then the gathering sang the National Anthem.The day was observed as a day of mourning in Sydney.Bells were tolled from noon to sunset and salutes of 68 minute-gu,s were fired in the afternoon., - v | One hundred thousand persong at- tennial Park, Wellington, New Zea- land, which \u2018was draped in purple.Services were general throughout the Dominion, and at every outpost of the Empire flew the Union Jack - at half-mast as & tribute to the dead sovereign's memory.ENTERTAINED CROWNED HEADS.London, May 21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Nine crowned heads of Europe and several heirs to thrones sat- down in Buckingham Palace Thursday night at dinner, which King George gave to all his eminent guests assembled in London for the funeral of King Edward.After dinner the members of all suites were introduced to the King, It is noteworthy that though the presence of many rulers and princes must necessarily throw a great sense of responsibility on the authorities and police, all move about quite or public places of any apprehension ol untoward incidents.WATERVILLE CASE BEFORE APPEAL COURT.- Corporation Now in Third Court.DAMAGES WERE AWARDED THE PLAINTIFF IN TWO LOWER COURTS.The case known as Dudevoir vs.the Corporation of Waterville, was arg- \u2018ued in the Court of Appeal in Montreal, on Thursday.This case was first heard in the Superior Court here before Mr.Justice Demers when damages to the extent of $150 were ordered.- The plaintiff, Miss Dudevoir, was knocked \"down by a coasting party on the streets of Waterville and sustained a compound {fracture of one of her legs.For this she assessed the damages at $300.The Superior Court here maintained that the plaintiff had contributed to the accident by her own negligence in not looking around her before she crossed the street.Both parties inscribed to the Court of Review, one to have the judgment reversed, and the plaintiff to have J ihe amount of damage increased.\u2019 The Court of Review reversed the placed the damages at $900, being the amount sued for, and costs in both Courts.The Court of Review held that the Corporation was in fault in allowing sliding on the hill on Wellington street, whieh is the principal street in the village.The Corporation of Waterville appealed to the Court of Appeal and _the case was argued by Mr.C.D.White, Sherbrooke, with Mr, R.AE.Montreal, for Corporation, appellant, and Mr.John Leonard, K.C., with Mr.L.E.Panneton, K.C., as counsel.\u2014+ \u2014 OFFICERS OF PAROCHIAL GUILD.Knowlton, May 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014The annual meeting of the Parochial Guild was held on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mr.H.S.were Foster, The following officers elected : President, Mrs.Jas.Carmichael ; vice-president, Mrs.H.C.Knowlton; treasurer, Miss M.Knowlton; secretary, Miss Carr; Fancy work committee, Miss A.Wood, Mrs.F.A.Knowlton, Miss Morkill; plain work committee, Mrs.Savage, Mrs.Wallace, Miss Carr.The proceeds for the year\u2019s work amounted to $129.00.: + 0000000000000000000000 © ° THE WEATHER ° © \"LOCAL FORMOABS » ° > ee © ° Southerly winds; local © ® showers, but mostly fair and ° : warm.à ® n ae Voscosouonnamausnnees tended the memorial service in Cen- freely and no word is heard in press one were over-fuled and he judgment of the Superior Court and.CIVIC IMPROVEMENT GARRISON PARADE ~ EMPIRE MOURNS.[ASSOCIATION Messages From All Over Empire |Mr.E.GC.Goodhue Elected Presi- deut for Ensuing Year.WORK OF PAST YEAR REFERRED TO BY RETIRING PRESIDENT, MR.WM.MORRIS.The annual meeting of the Civic Improvement Association was held Thursday night in the Art-Hall, the for King Edward.| President, Wm.Morris, Esq., presiding, and about twenty-five in attendance.The treasurer's report, sub- I mitted and adopted, showed balance brought forward from previous year, $37.24.Receipts from membership fees (which are $1 per annum) $74.Expenditure in different directions, including cleaning Magog River banks, $26.75, leaving balance carried foward, $84.49.The president briefly reviewed the work of the past year, expressing regret that the work did not show miore definite results, for the reason vont it bad been, as always, largely §ducational, not capable of definite tements, and »second, that the eflorts of the Association had been gely directed last summer to securipg more cleanliness in the principal streets, which was felt to be.of the utmost importance and most in ag¢cordance with the wishes of the community.Conferences with the Counsil and committees had been greatly prolonged, and although the Associatign offered to assist in furnishing a man for a daily \u2018 cleaning, this had finally bean declined and the work was: earried on as heretofore at intervals - of several days, not satistastory to the community.Proceeding to the election of offi cers, Mr.8.F.!Morey moved the reelection of the retiring president, whg declined, ing as a reason therefor the ongrous duties.which he had assumed ag.president of the KE.T.Agricultural Association, and nominated Mr.Morey for the office.This gentleman declined, alleging that he had already served his full time in this office, and that it was unwise, in publi movements which represented the desires and efforts of the community, that the name or individuality - of \u2018any one citizen should be unduly associated and prominent with \u2018it.He nominated Mr.E.C.Goodhue, hut his objec- was elected to the offiee with the understanding that he Would be supported by an \u2018active tokimittes \u201cto\u201d divide with him the work and responsibility.Mr.F.A.Briggs was re-elected secretary and Dr.Bloomfield treasurer.\u2019 Mr.Morris urged the appointment of smaller committees to \u2018ensure effl- cient work, referring to his own and the experience of others in the work That of Miss Dudevoir Against \u201c of this Association - and similar organizations.It was finally decided to appoint an executive committee consisting of the three officers named and Messrs.Wm.Morris, F.H.Hebert, E.OC.Goodhue, J.\u2018BE.Genest and H.8.Irwin, all of whom were present except the latter, and accepted office.A genéral committee was appointed, consisting of the following gentlemen, whose influence and co-operation it was felt would be assured, viz.: W.S.Dresser, L.A.Bayley, W.A.Hale, H.D.Lawrence, J.8.Mitchell, M.T.Stenson, E.Sylvestre, Dr.L.©.Bachand, Dr.E.-J.Williams, Dr.W.A.Farwell, V.E.Morrill, J.K.Edwards, T.M.Craig, A.F.Fraser and W.H.Wir son.An associate committee of ladies, of whom there were a good re- for, the selection to be made at a meeting convened by Mrs.T.J.Tuck.The Rev.G.Ellery Read then delivered a most eloquent address, a summary of which is held over for a later issue.In the course of the address he related the unfortunate experience of a tourist in Paris, who after reading a letter tore it up and threw it away.He was immediately tapped on the shoulder by a policeman, who pointed to the pieces of paper, and the tourist was | pelled to the humiliation of then and there picking up each separate piece of paper and taking it away with him.This was given as Apro- \u2018pos of the by-laws of this city and the powers and duties of the city officials and committees in enforcing | cleanliness of the streets.Mr.Hebert also addressed the meeting, by re- quest- of the president, in a very short and practical speech in which he referred to the appointment by the Chambre de Commerce committee on civic improvement, which would give additional impetus and, he felt assured, work in harmony and in co-operation with this association for the betterment of the city.The meeting then closed.+ PEOPLE ARE INDIGNANT \u2014 ACQUITTAL OF MURPHY FOR MURDER MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.Shawville, Que., May 21.\u2014An indignation meeting was held by the citizens to protest-against the manner in which Michael Murphy, the gypsy who shot and killed two young men of this village last month, had escaped punishment through the verdict of acquittal rendered by the jury at Bryson.Feeling against comes -back to the village trouble is likely._ It was reported that Murphy had threatened to \u201cburn up the whole village\u2019\u2019 in order to get even, and Murphy is known.to be anywhere in the neighborhood.TL with results which he belieyed were | presentation present, was provided | com- | of al Murphy runs very high, and if he serious the citizens have decided to have spe- ; cial watchmen engaged as long as.firm hold and the alarm soon brought A SOLEMN EVENT Sixty Eight \u2018Minute Guns Were Fired by 22nd Fieid Battery.GARRISON WAS UNDER COMMAND OF LT.-COL.R.J.SPEARING, O.C.53RD REGIMENT.Yesterday, the day of the King's funeral, passed oft very quietly in this city.The principal business closed down for at least part of the day to give their em- Ployees an opportunity of going to church and witnessing the garrison parade.Shortly\" after three o'clock the people began to assemble on the Parade Ground and remained there until places of LOST $75 IN SUTTON.ly in the week by losing his -$10 reward for it.- feared that apple trees and as a consequence.; : SALLOON SEEN AT FOSTER.Foster, May 2J.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A mysterious balloon passed over here early this morning.It was seen sailing by about five o'clock by a number of the residents of this place.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 nearly eight o\u2019clock.When the sol- LT.-COL.R.J.SPEARING, who yesterday commanded Sherbrooke'\u2019s: Garrison.diers began to arrive it.is estimated that there were nearly five thousand people on the grounds.Detachments from the entire garrison were present, including the 63rd Regiment, 22nd Field Battery, Army Service Corps, Cavalry Field Ambulance, Bishop\u2019s College School Cadets and St.Charles Seminary Cadets.Two military bands were in attendance.' The stafl in command was as follows: \"Lt.-Col.R.J.\u2018Spearing, in command; Lt.-Col.J.J.Penhale, Brigade Major; Capt.E.Winn Farwell, Orderly Officer; Capt.R.H.Fletcher and Major Somers.All the past officers, non-commis- pioned officers and men who \u2018have served in the militia in' Sherbrooke, marched in the rear of the column._ Promptly at - 6 p.m.the units began to arrive and were formed into & long line across the parade ground.The bands were massed in the rear of the line.The 22nd Field Battery came into action in front of the infantry, and sharp at the appointed time, 6.20, the first minute gun was fired, its thundering sound re-echoing from the buildings.From 6.20 until 7.28 a salute of sixty-eight minute guns was fired by this Battery.During the salute the bands played the Funeral March, = Apart from the solemnness the occasion gave to the event the sight was a glorious one.The bright col- -\u2014 LT.-COL.J.J.PENHALE, who yesterday acted as Brigade Major.\u2018ors of the different units and the beautiful uniforms of the officers harmonizing with the then setting sun.After the salute had been fired the 22nd Battery prepared for the return march, and when the cannons were ready the entire garrison, headed by the bands, returned to the respective headquarters of each unit.The return march was made .over Queen, Melbourne, Dufferin and Wellington streets, up King hill and over Belvidere to the Armory.In the evening a few places of business opened up, but apart from this all was quiet.+ SMALL BLAZE AT RICHMOND.' MR.CADIEUX'S SHOE STORE | WAS SCORCHED BY FIRE, Evie TO-DAY.Richmond, May 21.\u2014 (Special) - | Fire broke out in the boot and shoe store occupied by Mr.A.Cadieux, in the Pilotte Block, at half-past six this morning.The fire.was discovered before the flames had secured a the fire brigade to the scene.The fire was got under control be- \"fore much damage was done.rate me » J \u2018| Opera Hall |clerk and secretary; NEW BAND MILLS.Windsor Mills, May 21.\u2014(Special) \u2014At a meeting of the members of the Town Band it was decided to ap- pdint Mr.Lanquedoe, leader in succession to the late A.Dearden, with Mr.H.Miller as assistant.The first open-air concert will be given on Monday evening.FIRE ALARM SOUNDED.Danville, May 21.\u2014(Spécial)\u2014 An alarm of fire was sounded.last evening from the chair factory.It appears that an overheated pulley.was found-to be on fire, but with the stand, pipe at band the fire was quickly put out, with no actual damage resulting.The alarm, how- citizens who were ready to battle with the flames if necessary.VICTORIA DAY RACES AT SUTTON.Sutton, May 21.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The races at Sutton Victoria Day bid All the classes are full, the fast class having eight entries.Much interest is taken in the named race, which is made \u2018up entirely of local horses.In this race'are Wm.Gendron's \u2018Agnes G.,\u201d\u201d Frank Baker's \u2018'Nancy,\u201d H.Larivie\u2019s \u2018\u2018Joe,\u201d\u2019 Hector Lebeau\u2019s \u201cTony,\u201d N.McClarty's = \u2018\u2018Lady Mary,\u201d F.C.Boright\u2019s \u2018Dark Planet,\u201d and Geo.Godue\u2019s \u2018War Fa- gle.\u201d None of these horses can go very fast, but all can go about the same, and excitement is running quite high over this event._BTCITEMENT AT WATERVILLE.Waterville, May 3L.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Great excitement \u2018prevailed here about 9 o'clock on Wednesday evening for a few minutes.Halley's comet (so it was thought) lit up the whole village and made a ndise like the blowing of a horn.Everybody ran into the streets.The electric lights flickered and went out, and re-lit several times.This happened while our little planet was passing through the comet's tail.All seemed greatly relieved when it -was.all over and nobody killed or hurt.Handshaking was general Thursday morning when all found themselves alive and well.On investigating the matter it was found that it was caused by a live wire coming in contact with an elm tree in front of Mr.L.Hodgson's residence.Some felt pretty cheap Thursday morning after the night's excitement.; MEMORIAL DAY AT RICHFORD.Richford, Vt., May 31.\u2014(8pecial) \u2014The members of Frontier Post will \u2018meet in Mitchell\u2019s block, at 2 p.m., Sunday May 29th, and will to All Saint's chureh to attend memorial service at 2.30 p.m.On Mon- lay, May \u201830th, at one o'clock, all members cr the G.A.R.will meet at headquarters for the purpose of observing memorial day.The line of march will be taken up at 1,30 to the old cemetery, where the departed veterans\u2019 graves will be decorated with appropriate ceremonies, when the march will be taken up to Ayer's for the finishing ceremonies.Comrades are requested to wear white gloves and to garry canes.All veterans of any war, sons of veterans and all associates to the Grand Army of the Republic are invited to join with the G.A.R.vet- rans on this occasion.At the close of the exercises at the hall the post wil reform and march to headquar- ers, FISH AND GAME CLUB OPENED.- Lake Megantic, May 21.\u2014(Special) \u2014The Megantic Fish and Game Club House opened its doors for the season of 1910 the beginning of - the week, and the first party of guests arrived in town en route for Lake Maccannamac.From the returns of the annual meeting of the club, held in Boston recently, it is learned that the officers elected for the present year are : Messrs.Isaac W.Cook- fair, New York City, president; Parry C.Wiggin, Boston, vice-president: L.D.Beaver, Boston, clerk; Hy.G.Beyer, Portland, Me., assistant C.G.Wells, Boston, treasurer; A.A.Berry, Eus- tis, Me., superintendent.The stew- i Long Distance Telephone DALY NEWS SPECIALS FROM AL - PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.Sutton, May 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.A.Bonneville was very unfortunate ear- purse containing $75 in money.He offers pony FROST DOES DAMAGE.Fulford, May 21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 White frost has been experienced here.every morning this week, and it is strawberries in blossom will be damaged LEADER AT WINDSOR ever, brought out a good turnout of march ards of the - different camps are as follows : Club house, Lake Maccan- namac, Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Miller; Duggett;- Big Island Pond, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Elliott; Chain of Ponds, Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Garratt; North West Pond, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Garrett; Beaver Pond, Mr.and Mrs.Elbridge Luce.The expectation is that the attendance of members will be up to the average, and that a good season will follow.Mr.Miller at the club house is: the same was, there last year.CATHOLIC SCHOOL INSPECTOR \u2014 IN SUTTON.\u2019 Sutton, May 21.\u2014(8pecial)\u2014Mr.P.J.Ruel, Catholic School Inspector from Bellechasse, Que., came here on Wednesday and inspected the Catholic school on Thursday.It is understood that he found things in a very satisfactory condition -here.B.& M.TRAINS STOPPED.Stanstead, May 21.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 On Friday morning all Canadian Bt a.m., for three minutes out of respect to the dead King.A number of private residences ana nags either at balf-mast or with a mourning border are displayed.The post office clos durifig the day.RAILWAY HONORS THE DEPART- - ED KING.Richford, Vt., May 21.\u2014(8pecial) \u2014At 8 a.m.Friday the trains pass- \u2018ing through the O.P.Ry's yards bere stopped sharp, and trainmen, yand- men and others who chanced to be.in ed the passing of the time to 8.03, when all wheels and paddles on the whole C.P.R.system, land and the body of King Edward Was being taken through the streets of London fair to be more interesting than ever.| \u2018or burial.The o¢casion and the cir cumstances of \u2018these three minutes were awe, inspiring indeed, and* will be long remembered by those who took part in it., That ik 5.P.R.\u2018rainmen and yard mem obeyed the mandate with all regpect at.this point, - can be vouched for by: the (Continued un rags 6.) Cy are using the an | TRAVELERS\u201d CHEQUES.| ANCRICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, | and pronounce them a great source of comfort._Safer than money.Convenient, as saving time and foreign exchange WOITIES.peut 3 + \\ *Cashed everywhere.D because self-identifying and guaranteed.e.4 We will be pleased to explain.the aystem.UN Eastern Townships a Bank.| Want an errand boy who's quick Of the brightest kind?Place a little REcorD Ad, Prompt shipment.1020-1- They will come you'll find.\u2014 mu FOR TRANSMISSION OF POWER What you should know in case of accident.We carry at all times a large stock of Cast Irom Pulleys, both Solid and Split.; \u2018phone.THE JENCKES MACHINE CO., Limited, \u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE.\u2019 2-3-4.Write or = = Arnold Pond, Mr.and Mrs.John'P.who & M.trains stopped exactly at 8 the yards at that time, quietly await- water travel stood still, At this thing Record representative as he chanced.\u201d = x - ~ po \u2019 ames dy pe SA Rn pre Ee he a wa Xi lb Te Lh wl; 2 wr ee aw ET 1 c Cl Saw a \u2018 © Le Le © : Co oF ras ae \u201c \u201cog.+ ' « Ln - 27 ° He Cit EE as \u2019 vi 2 5 n ke ; 1 37 TS ; \u2019 ! je Pa Lr ee durs 2 : Cn rs or : a.ne .! ) : 1 ; a 1.PAGE TWO | | SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910.= ' ~ Le | Li \u201cae à .: | The regular meeting oi the W.C.T.0000000000000000000000000000 oreo amy - ne ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.|v.wii'Se vien ire.Detia Han, on| LOST ISLES ° reste, 5 di 4 RE \u2014 - ges 3 | Wednesday, May 25th.; __ ui - and Ada.The burial service was held | UTH DURHAM Rev.Mr.Mingie will lecture here IN THE PACIFIC.S RES pe À ge 8 Daily Reports From Correspond= | tre Baptist church, Rev.J.Pol- SOUTH AM.Tuesday evening, May 24th, in the[| : \u2014 : .La ER \u2018l lock offi \u2018 \u201cRecent visitors include: Mr d interests of the Lord's Day Alliance.REPORTED THAT APPEAR AND DIS-|o : | ?ock officiating.Mrs.J.A.Cowan of t clude .an 1 i è À 1-2 ents Of What Is Going On.Ives Hill presided at the organ.A |Mrs.F.N.McCrea and children, of BROM \u2014+ APPEAR IN MYSTERIOUS.° 0 gEERI 8 130 RB : - | touching duet, \u2018\u2018Shall we know each Sherbrooke, with his brother, Mayor Mr Joan Fr TONVILLE, d th MANNER, : © : .Pri au LE BLACK LAKE.other there\u201d was sung by Mrs.Cow- McCrea and other friends; Mr.and engine and other machinery from the] What have become of the Reed Islands?@ - + 2 an il il 3 Cet à ; .H, an, Mr.D.W.Ayer, after which the Mrs.Albert Cross, of Richmond, with da rm y Ho \u201c| Have they shifted their position aguin @ ° - Sunde gd Mr.Gordon Greenshijelds, .Mr.H.ro \" - = Trudeau Saw Mill Company, Windsor ! tow ° psoopt TE 234 3 F'éwards and Mr.Edwerd Torrey, of |femains were borne to their final his mother, Mrs.L.Cross; Mr.and Mills, which will be moved to St, or have they disappeured ?These ques-| g H pos SA RTS A + ES | * Black Lake, to Sherbrooke to attend | resting place in the Baptist cemetery, Mrs.Thos.Mitchell, ot Drummond.Francis Xavier to replace the former tions are puzzling the officials of the} g À + - aubos au ds 4) ny Æ.Black Last, jeu ; where she was laid by tbe side of her ville, a couple of days with Mr.Rob- hen United \u2018States Hyhrographic Office.Thut| @ i.vance nd 4 i the meeting of mining men held on , machinery recently destroyed whe Ô pritain, ATL Ai vil 3 | uraday ening late husband.4 fre Mitchell: ar Angus Burrill, home the mill was burned.: the jelands have disappeared from their ® ) 1e > pe ' or mon Hal ni 78 pes Eh \u2018om Montreal, where he went for The Pearl Mfg.Oo.has resumed chartered position thero is no doubt, hut AT NO TIME, WAS THERE BETTER OHPORTU Br = RE 5 ia 08 Mr Gordon oi reenshields recent DIXVILLE.medical treatment; Mr.Chas.Church work a ait here, © how, or whey, or where Have they gone, ° AT PRESENT TO PROCURE TEE ORT UNITIES.THAN ç ; bout ips.ali MB SULIC 8 and Mr, D, Wilson n Ford Automo- Arrivals and departures: Miss Helen from Montreal; Mr.Wm.McCrea, Mr.Joseph Lavigne, proprietor of are unsolved problems, unless it is thut) g LTT -uile SUMMER HEQUISITIES, Ce ja: send RU ÉMIS NE Uile.Both gentiemen went to Sher- |Parker, who bas been visiting rela- |home from Quebec, where he attend- the Balmoral Hotel, is putting on a Fo in have reported them were saerins ® WE HAVE LARCI hla % bak Po re RU 8 :# sk à brooke the early part of this week tives at Newport, Vt.for some time, ,©4 the Synod meeting.OT new 'bus service between hotel andl from distorted vision.© RW A ARG DISPLAY IN : : © of R A Sin À to bring their cars home.7 home again: Miss Alice Welch, of Departures include: Miss E.Cross, Station.+ Te Reed Telands, or rec, rover | THE \u201cWINDOW OF ANDHRHON'S À .B PEER Ea à 0700 À Mr.and \u201cMrs.W.R.Carr and Norton Mills, Vt.; visiting Mrs.BR.to Richmond, with her uncles for a | 1851 by Capt.Reed, of the Lrig, Enuna, @ GINGHAM.8 ol the Sh Leavin party, from \u2018Thetford Mines visited |H.Hill fur a few days; Miss Mary few days; Mr.Aaron Rameay, to LIP BUTTONS.in tbe Pacille Ocean, about 700 miles @ | - : s be Sala B00 £0 41d a Mrs.M, Edwards on Sunday last.|Kgleston, who has been in Newark, Guildhall, Vt., to visit his daughter, % ing.to Capt Reed.\u201c measured.600 ee You can purchase a beautiful Neotch Zdphyr; in all colora 8 1 Ne ons 1 Ana 3 \"#}- \u201cing Ei Mr Russell was also a visitor on |N.J., returned home; Rev.Mr.J.C.Mrs.Gilbert Mills.; Queer Ornaments Worn by Natives of vu0 fet long and 250 to 400 feet ° ; s d rires À pollaw1 be \u201cis 3 VAE fd the same day.Tannar to: Quebec for a few days; Mr.Mr.and Mrs.Calvin Church and Northern Alaska.\u2014 across, being cavered in most places by) o - Satur ay, at 149 * : - port of n allie vf b - dp .Archie Norris, to Compton on Tues- |family ars moving into the Watt l\u2019erbaps the most interesting archae- The followibg year the commader of ® Any of the Laces or Insertion, shown | in our wind 0 * om all rea Tika at 8 Hh MOE\u2019S RIVER.: day, Master Marshel and Miss Mil- |house this weex.Their eldest daugh- ological discovery made on the narth the United States sloop-of-war Falmouth @ purchased: ., OW can ty \\ : \u201cCort ook; Ar i< ARE: à it \" Arrivals and departures are: Mrs, !dred Cunnington to Magog, visiting !ter, Miss Elva, is.very ill at the const of Alaska has a relation to the confirmed Gio visions, of the.rocks or © Pres vof a es oe sy : Coat on 4728 16 18: Epi I).J.Ayer, of Lennoxville, with rela- | their aunt for a few weeks; Mr.J.B.{home of her grandfather, Mr.E, present methods of personal decora- Susan Abigail, in 1856 also ° reported : Sa urday, at 14 Û Stanstead: {re ule RAE tives for a few days; Mr.Roy Clarke, Parker, who has been at.Portland.Wakefield.; tion now used by the natives ot Alus- that he had passed the rocks, covered g Ww login .: ; ve Rithasond © gal tli i ORR to Lennoxville; Mr.D.W.Ayer, to |Me., and different places, home again: m : : ; with about ten feet of water, but guve |g e are closing out a good line of Twveds, Serges and Vene.* Button PA EVER gly 1 .= r.Albert Ramsay and family leave ku, the most significant feature of their position as eleven miles north ot tians he : ii dred Le RARE - \u2018\u2018vaticouk and Sherbrooke on Thurs.Mr.T.J.Grady to Quebec recently; pext Monday for Manchester, N.H., which is the wearing of lip buttons, or that fixed by Commander Reed.The cup- e TT Lettres presence Por Ree a, eens vers veuve 8 \u2014 | :.Danville:\u2014! 344 MkD LUE day.\u2018 Lo Mr.Fred Bellows, of Farnhèm, with |yhere they intend to make their fut- labrets, by th 0g.pau ' tuin of the schooner Cave, in 1866, ® Saturda at a.+ < Knowlton: Es ug pt oF ho remains of the late Mrs.Hattie |his family, on Sunday; Mr.J.Cun- | r.home : r ry 8, by the men, h again reported \u2018 the rockf, giving their ° .Ys a 42.: are RNA 43; Chase (neo Hattie Draper) a former |nington, of Norton Mills, Vt., in The Mod boy ie present custom is that when a position as one mile north and fiveuwiles & About 30 lengths of Canadian Lrints:| A good fast color 0 West Shell PÉTER SPORT resident of this place, :were brgught \u2018town on Thursday.2 e Model school closed on Thurs- boy is fourteen or sixteen years of age °%,; > ©\" what Cheer, in 1858, passed @ All in pieces of 10 yards each.fu \u2026 T print, © Bory-Bertha Chapman, nurse of Wind- ordinarily as one might insert a but- ho rad by these ships, ° Le : Saturday, 260 ! PE qua x ® sur Mills, \u2018the guests of Mrs.Thos.|-ton luto a shirt front.Usually the two.however, were considered inconclusive.@ Ladies\u2019 \u2018Tan, Black, Grey, Blue, White Lisle Hose.Regular * 1% if of McCourt, on Friday; Dr.Johnston, | buttons worn are each of a different They simply cruised about in a huphuz| @ price, 50C.ovens dni fin ou ies +.\u2018 ! how ; 1 A from Quebec?where he went as a ' i ard fashion, keeping Jookouts posted @ Lr anne g : \u201c4! LF aii Qt 4 : À sort, while sometimes only one of the aloft and having a deop-seu liue over the] © Saturday 3 prs for $1 00 : HAL SEL EA Th .Telegate to the Bynod; Prof.F.L.holes is filled, and in summer men ure stern, che 1 .: | ° - \u2019 .a ° New Trip! sds ALP {eg _ \u2018Stone, in town Friday; Xr.Frank fonall n this way the four vessels numed| o Washable: Tourist Ruching 6 Kit = dits a» Ee, À ne >! occasionally met with who wear 10 spent thirty-one duys and cruised 2,800 ashable- Touris MCHINE ove SOT esevcerrerue I, : É MOD ! i i \u201d tn Wh rE ET I - Rs: Sutherland of McGill University, buttons at all.: miles, The search Ly the\u2019 Keursurge was © 2?, S t d - ae Ù \u201c From Brist : 3 ty fi \u201cAr ao SA SE SN spending the week-end with his par- When a visitor is seen approaching, on a clear ge in September.he ship ° J aturda , 1 Oc per Box .PE et Us À : .nts; Miss Leslie Roses, of Royal however, the ornamen ,, [ad every facility, une Lhe 200 ire de , tue à but Le May\u2019 12 i {a wl 3 » , : , y nts are always In- u clear view of ten miles.in every direc-| @ Boxed-Ruchings\u2014nut up in 6 necks in box\u2014 - Ô \u2018 26 Eau dy A 1 | The Right Paint su Victoria College, guest of her par- kerted, for one does mot feel dressed |tion.The various positions reported of colors - gs Ï | P Bh in box\u2014a good assortment à M | Yar a 1 ; #; ua UE F J ifs.ents over Sunday; kev.Rural Lean xyithout them.In preparing for sleep VOTE, visited.se a don ile Per TEE Sats rd er rss om.June 38 ap goa Fb Zonal We Y H | Eas Hepburn from Quebec, after attend- ; © lunds or Bho, eer hee aturday, 260 Box a Byres Pr = : En 42) À ZARA a or our ouse 1 5 in \u2018 A they are usually removed-=V, Stefus- the presence of birds or fishes were re |@ ( Y, 0 ox * 1H i ER ar akon BE z oo = - i 0155 # the Synod; Miss-Goyette, from veuled.on To e ; 0 HE ih 14 bE if n eh : .1 Fhe _ | Sherbrooke, - where.she spent Friday son in Harper's Magazine.- The Narragansett spent 8, whole day|le - - \u2018 \u2018 ; : 5 Pt igi es cd CF Rat 1245 : Re ; es > 3 ~\u2014 in June in her search.There wus a i - 45 For a ih wi Al 41 ()UIDOORS or in, choose ML fu | Watson, ot Kingebury fn town AN EXCITING GAME,\" [hier pci uous Ly cui, vives 8 dR hE RU LE: gt HE R \u201ccu il : i ; fe 50H, OL \u2019 .gr in at least six futhoms of water, iL Was : po! ib Syria jo Lf x J us Pure Paints for your money ce Friday; Miss C.Proulx, of.Montreal, B : vu reported, Lut\u2018 the lu«kouts noted oth: S ¢ > Pause.Agen hy wd ii gd 4 al RD because they do all any paint | spending the week end with her par- uddy Taught It to His Grandma and ing, Between July 23 and August E,1 e- Ô ' hed LR: à arya .i .Explai d It Hi < -1871, the Marcy cruised nore than 1.000 Ô - whal X sad! HE can do\u2014and will last longest and be BB | ents: Mr.and Mrs.Eger, of Gore, plaine to His Father.miles, ATU of thon in eleur wea cr An .0 WHITE MOG RT 8 Sgt 4 wT Bi .qe .ol A uests .AN rs.8.| a 1 ; terrupted lookout was Kept, bu n at HIB ORE «au pl paint, Thespecial ingredient used only ë > x! Friday © 8 s.8.House on, u There is a godd old lady who.looky indications of shoals or islands fore roe ® $ aber 4 fire Ae fod vy nent Pai { fi faces th dev ., pon all games of cards as a4 menace ported.Many soundings, with \"300 tu] @ 0 1101 M dep dti 240 LAR TE in ML Paints fortilies sur aces t ey RE The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the lo the soul of man, There is not a | 1,800 fathoms of wire, failed Lo discover © ¢ Montren jr : ol pi - .\"A ( n° \u2019 mn., 5 \u2018 1 Is care Bl cover against ORTY colors, Methodist church will hold a food paying card in her daughter's home, bottom.rave pester, Jukes ho Jy he ® 0 4 + A A2 0 pra 0 tl 11s.that \u201cwhite and sale Friday afternoon next in the , she resides, an + @ Person CON- 1,400 miles between Muy 24 und June ¢ RY 8.TA qi In RE ah 6\" Le 1115 a black, for basement of the church from 4 to 6.victed of indulging in solitaire, gasluo, 15, 1873.hi J © to the à : : ' Triple per dot 40205 waar ER .= : \u2019 , .\"| euchre or any similar pastime forfeits But while this evidence as to the dis- .- .- - \u2018 \u2018 Bit kT Ta SUR destroy other every paint pur- The Sons\u2018 of England will attend that old lad 3 mies D d wins in ve appearance of the fslunds seemed con- 000C00000000000000000000000800000000000000000¢\" aes, ; se.) Sold b , y and w 3 ; - the St.La ger 4 $1 A, us it sË paints so quickly.noalers whose (vine service at St.Anne's church, place her sincere and deep sympathy clusive, Jt was not until, August, a Ee , cpu tion of the a a 214 dia Ti 3 à i * |-tha e search for the i w - CET a fd.VAE Lf IE °F ML paints pro- .vp PUpCay morning, +4 - She has a grandson who is not quite gun on ao systematic basis.In that elevator se à [it HORI : he 4, 1 98 LR p p reputation om ] 15 Mr.Andrew Smillie, of Eaton, Col.as saintly.fis is going to high school Year the late amiral Philip, in - the EVERYTHIN IN _ .of comfort hel aa ERT i tect best, cover fidence in-oll BI \u201c| who has heen on a visit to his fa- and has been known to win 28 cents United States ship Ranger, reported (ir | inQluding « 16006 0 IL A Vi J better, and sat- they sell.Made i 4 ther, Wo ho 93 years of age, has re- in one afternoon at penny ante freeze Fe eS but Se hams vas ihe ha \u201c = attractive à ; i + 4 a 4 1 -B 3 .A fn | > .» .; .; .Bl Ln Rw hat Mu ete | isfy.Made of by the Imperial iy : = Wr \u2014 mms a and can siffie pack Without spill M 1688 de master af the British Yéo- \u2014 \u2014.ue - ; OR ° Fifi, von Ril] de gta CC AI RD A9 guaranteed pure Color Co., Ltd PF AS SAWIPPI, grandmother are great-pals, and the | [oy reported that he hud socn tho is ; \u2018 _ RMS.CA 2} 3 3 EH : 0.! oc ; , ds, d.xt year the master of | 4 - \u2014 W os HIRE TRA AE i JE SAE : ii materials, mixed ©! Toronto - Mr.E.A.St.Dizter and Mr.W.St.olier evening his father, who left a the denooriet Una reported the.existence | DRESSED AND IN THE ROUGH\u2014Wholosale and retail 7 Crore He 08 ; 24 ARE .- d i 4 ©: x Diaier took a trip by automobile to great many things behind him when of a peaked rock standing above the eo BY - lus).un digg rail Ldn ER : with 17 years knowle ge 0 paint.3 0% Lake Willoughby and Island Pond on he married, was startled to hear his bin oretituee In 2 pat pars! nde .! the Bout tl A .Hat 5 ft: D .; .+ \u2018 + \u2018 ., io.HET AE EE TARR I cal painters, | 4 Sunday last.son exclaim: \u201cI have not the slightest doubt that T° motiorate : Dik kd RE) Eh ST 1 _ p \"6 ©?Mr.L.Stebbins has purchased an \u201cI'll see you andiraile you three, raw the rock, but tho position may vary.THE SHERBROOKE LUMBER YARD,- nd Count gels dE Pegi RK n | ne 2» ; ccount of possi nuceure Ting CG \u2018 B10 eel i aH Di ei Te auto from Mr.J.Burdette, Stan sand ally 6e oR table grandma nef y wn inairumionts, 3 RE not Bell Tel.No.888, 101 King St._ &- A.MACIVER, Masage.*t, 8 mode EP ag The PTE > s Messrs.Kezar and Hunting are and the young man were playing an ar a then the Hydro y \u2018 ; had a.\u201cao fOIGUYNICH he Rl Ed hr HY T | rographic Office has Gééééééééééèére +.\u2018 Riu 1 HSUTER Æ Th pha 1 RIFE building the cement bridge at Ab-| exciting game.They were using a been making a vain search for the js Le eéecétètèée tobe cetetéettettés OR RO IA i CAEN igi BRM bott\u2019s Corner, which promises to be: pack of cards designed for a game lande, and the Conclusion report it ¥ re 1 + - 41 King 1d th Rat lhe ; | & substantial one.Ç known as our feathered friends and tho islands, rocks, or reefs were mistaken | @ - fa .RI Tobi EU PE] ic Jems cu, Mr.and Mrs.H.Hitchcock, Mr.a dish of beans.On each card was or that volcanic action has caused them @ 1 BE pli yd al 8330 Recommended and For Sale by and Mrs.C.Edson, Mr.and Mrs.J.the picture of a different kind of bird.to appear and disappear 7 - 48 11% ¥ ag ' Bi id 17 end US TEE = J.D.Bush, Sherbrooke.Edson, Mr.8.Edson and Mr.H.Ed- Presently grandma in an excited The United States ship.Wheels eu Pet ) es Beat vy MER EE ERS fr 3h, .B.Greeley, Sutton.L.A.P.Darche, Sawyerville.{ son were guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.tone piped up: oo Ta Surroundings at intervals so closely | Bt \u2018 Ch ' - ) Ce tt IPN 11 0 APR >.J.Lane, Lennoxville.C.H.Dingman, Eastman.© Edson at North Hatley on Wednes-| \u201cNow, Buddy, you.forgot to ante spaced that no formation of the earth of! \u2014 SHERBROOKE, Jue.- oo 2 B pui Ed 7 20e gh A.E.Hurd, Ayer's Clif.L.J.D.Gauthier, Conkshire.day evening, .again.\u201d strength sufficient to stand: its.own, w 4 Pit Ne goo | > af = 00 .Ce pe em \u2014\u2014 TTT EE - .weig or the weight ol t i\", : ; \" dn ERA a) rm ; on TE EY TRE rar sen ara Father became interested.Grand- | [igo etween!| EAM S a; AY ! ah 5 ; L008 CP ML WANE UIE SER Ie) xv .t vements could.be placed betw ; ait | LMI IDE FAR ER EE Ps ERs oll a Se hk i ORI ma stayed up until 9 o\u2019clock, half | them.\u201d Pifty-nino soundings.ranging {rom B S, GIRTS, OLUMN ; - Caml PEN LUI UE LEE A CCM EN AT EH a el RG TR an hour past her bedtime, and wher 2,776 to.3.097 fathoms, or fo on 7 OT Lint JR pu CE GU We LE time, a 6 BOOT fathoms, or Bom An \u201c PURLINS, .| 22 LIME RIERA EY hr i AA NO EEE has es - x she reluctantly arose ghe said: Shochmens of tho Soil at the occan bot- \u201c AND A CLES .yr ' alta 1h 2.| 4408 - LINE Dron de ve, Well, Buddy, I have nineteen (om were similar in every case, | For all Classes of Bulidings.° pe aif Va By PA EC 80 Me TRG OR pr SE Ad more beans than you have, and I'll As the locality is not one in which : md .ARETE AB A LA Pers, Mi | get all of yours away from you to- wreckuge bu Inclined Lo vi ansolved.an LOW PRICES.QUICK DELIVERIES ; ML LTT WB ded) Ti iInorrow night.\u201d | Whitt has become of the islands, which, hr ets rE ne am Cu.-1 srsan \u2026 ; Rl EAE SEY M | \u201cMy son,\u201d said father after grand- for \u2018more than half a century, huve been PEP SSBIBIISIISIIISS ISI IISEI IIIS ~ Br = Aa ADE IEEE ma had left the room, \u201cwhat's the placed on the chuis of avery mu yl Ï SSSR Bd #5 EN T1 01758, E 2?: | wes to bh 1 : : .gr ERREUR Et game you were playing with grande | kippers\u2014New York Times, HAS CONFIDENCE country.He had \u2019explorad ered CLR FR Ra daa mua?; .+ regiunjof the Empire over whi be Dupe ARR 8 : wy lbs called beano,\u201d said.his on.CAPELTON.IN NEW KING.was célled to rule more tas 9 Clady HERR Aree) er.agg?: ou see, these carde are divi IN- \u2018The marriage is announced to take _ * other {Sovereign in-the long lis JB qu du : H fo; th EMA AE 55 Ts 0 a Lg BU SIE lo four groups\u2014birds of prey, song place early in June of Miss M.Brid- | : _ his prddecessors- He knew what .A Food 0o page Big Eo ool EGE PRET gud REARS le ey Hath Wa orme ti ur game birds end.domestic fowis.gett MeCabe to Mr.William John LORD ROSEBERY SAYS HI WILL had tq govern at bome, asd De ae se.ARR Rl © Rapala SE MON SE PET EE Sik IR, ee aire lire grouss Barrêtt, both of Capelton, After their DO HIS DUTY.sparedj no pains to make hisut\u2019 Eq td hit 69 pe - haha nga sii aR ii BR RN ie OA Mlb sy, 87 gruded.The eagle, lark, grouse wedding tour they will reside in Itus- guaintpd with every phase of po ; SUR IIS 4 2e (0 [ ' oo pie aud turkey count the highest.Ihe |, Que.London, May 21.\u2014Lord Rosebery, [cal i{fp.If honest and earfest # 2 ER OR RR : En dealer gives each player five cards, |\" A few days ago, as Mr.Christian at a meeting of the Scottish corpor- deavoi to do his duty be 'sdy ga A Thé ae : Rei and each one can lay aside as many le ys ago, .ki | ation, paid an eloquent tribute to |antee bf success, that, in ns WN, Q HAN he Li ey | Ÿ M; as he wants and draw as many more, Sorenson, of Capelton, was walking | 4h King Ed , ing - KAW ape ot ; Le : ; RE Loti tf ; of [the memory of King I ward.They would jbe found in the ne, | , - Cu LE , ; EL Everybody pits one bean in the mid- on the station pa orm 2 piece ne might look with real hope and real Me mes EL RS - bi \u2018 : | ,! \u2018 EA e of the table at the beginning\u201d\u2014 | burning copper chanced to ly in ME | confidence, he continued, to the reign PRÉ LETTE rN ; WATCHES YOUR BUSINESS \u2014N EVER WINKS AT MISTAKES i 5 3 *\u2018I-\u2014er\u2014think I understand,\u201d suid |eye which caused much pain to the of the new ruler, King George had ra [DUDSWELL CENTRE.ai SFR À td .«0 ~ A.©.DE LUMEN, Sales Agent pi father.Let you and 1 play a fold gemtleman, who is past (years the life of a sailor, and Britain lov- The (luadies\u2019 Guild intend to M7 Te gE 5 The National Cash Register Co Toronto Address; National Onsh Register Co.gall ittle game, 80's you can teach me old and who lives alone.Much sym- {ed sailors.He had led a pure, heal- gtrawHerry social in the nesr Je, LAR] AES À $ - ee) : 9 8 Notre Dame St.West, Montreal.i) how.pathy is extended to him.thy, abstemious life.He was a good Mr.ki.A.Harrison is patting ops wi i\" i y Ox TE EE per TET I .PES e me There was à wickedly reminiscent Miss B.Barrett, of Capelton, has {phushand and a good father.He fine cottage on the store of Ko gh joe RO ee PE ETE Ie SE LOR Ron 4 smile on father\u2019s face as he pulled een visiting her ister, Mrs.T.12 would exhibit on the throne the do- lake.| More should do Hs - } at Sy bY a Le Clics - a SO BS A Fs.M2 He ?i ES the last of Buddy's beans at 10.50.Haldenby, of the same place, mestic virtues, which are dear to this \"is an ideal spot for plemmurd gosks Mus dah de *5 | : \u2018 8 En.ir ASK FOR 35 u ¥ ce - .- JR LR EE - | ge _ Lr : A \u2019 > - ) 8 Bee _ oo - + \u2018 : Org be a ere fe mo Eg ra be , ; Sa TE TRG .5 ms e ia vs Rare GL STA das, = ae oe AY erate Ev a T\u2014\u2014 Ses Re 2 #4 ee Bsn Cen - re I ee oh Son RAG RAT 1 Spar dren T ° i ps, CE tt : ~~ MILD AND MELLOW.= 1 {Manufactured by The B.Houde Co.Limited , 2 22 14 © \u2014 BP nw æ< a+ rouen en opto an Le es _ oO = ® = A + pe \u2018 it pe EE J ram cp m1 ren oa = _ he Tog Daily Record BROOK, LEC ORD \u201cOn 7 Printera a 4 Publishers.| ut heat every afternoon printed a a pers wil FOX Welling: $08 atree HN \u201c Cee atrirtiy In ad- gUBSCR ald sa Canada, Grent- - ane to ay thw 11050 States, one pritaln, So - aie Laon his $1.on pour Pa \"no 12 ene wionth, three mon Shy PRE rte I.aster 1} ents: To by the ce a7m\u2014onu y $1.50.gownsbiPs CAE r-miltera should 16 pending.fe uv expres on pont recaution Ia Por register otters ; 5 Re Me BRANCI OFFICES of the Sherbrooke Daily Record Stents: Adie tre nta, Sube- _ Now! 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Do not buy a Mondment or Meadstone until you sce what Ihave to offer and get my prices.If not conv enient\u2019 Lo make \u2018personal call at my shop to examine work and get prices, a postal card or tetter of request will he answered hy a personal visit from ine with a book of designs.First-class workmanship.All work guaranteed to he satisfactory.DIDACE SIGNORI, DEALER IN .7 Marble and Granite Monuments, and Headstones and Burial Vaults.PHAUVIN BAKER & WALKER, Advocatas La Taga EA \u201c Shops at Richford, Vt.and Abercorn, Que.| Bb .RICHFORD, VT! will enable you to do so.- Lo FINDALI, & 00 AND DBASKBALL GAME: .\u2018 M- ba: EISDATI, & C0.- A Special will.connect with trains Lennoxville, Que, going ast and West at Sutton, arrive \u201custeru Tow nshi Knowlton at 11.80.Sherbrooke, Mu- \u201cAgents for Faisteru dJ'ownships.gog and Eustman regular train \u2014 Half ~ 4 3 y PAGE FOUR.1 R : _ = KB +1 # i z i CL i 4 M us .S SHERBRODKA DAILY RECO: a, 500 £ / un ; | RDAY, MAY 21 - SE Miss M = , 1940, - ai x ary Terr - EE + an week-end ai her home spending à | {ie} Ci : Mr er.home in 8 Se 2 Er f- CY 1\" : tt s.M.A.Rit Stanstead : 2 Ca LAL \u2019 .LE own, \u201ctaking c f, of L*Avenir \"4 | Ta Ere BE AD Jiaw, Mrs, Edward of her daughter-in- \u2014 | oT ju Ee 4 | Riff, r-in- : EI \u20ac i.Pur M: 1.y Others fol rer Edith Sh who is ill, GOL eT Ce aL ie by ou are sure 0 low er, Mr.Sh erburn, and 1A _\u2014 ; \u2014_\u2014 3 Ai in ÿ - and at to find a T ley, wer erburn from her bro- and = EVE ty \u201d _ GLS IE - your own pri ea and e in M North .a tio Sed: 4 HY .40c.per lb., for Cote 20c.to 60 Coffee to please end.ontreal for the Hat- | Arriving di DY DRY : jon Jr A1 5 221 Joftee.5 c.per lb.fo | you here The À week- , La direct fr - | | ie SPL RRE EC lb.for Tea ; : e Mis# rge rom the f @realation Lae 44 or en Be to Hr of Soin s Jean and Ethel Church oe enr Listened to anteod fresh.the factors, eve ing May, 10 Lord! 410 : FRET | e after , have « mpr Ç 00 Iy wi \\ - Monts baser 1 _ a A Mrs.F.N.spending'a few returned pressive Service y week, guar.Tuesday - $ \u201cA pA ! ED .McCre days wit) ° .sa H:46R fi Re : Mr a, Melbo h MILITA mme ; Wednesday 1 ied it BF 12 | was 5 B.W.Ogilvi urne street.IN RY.OFFICERS AT EP A i Tey ger | ai .: \u201c8 @ ters A.own yester e, of Montre.A BODY, A - TENDED WwW IR & day -.Lar 40 (BR Ah SLE Mc day to al, , AS DID & .Jd.Saturda Bt I HE : PE) of Bishop\u2019 Le \u2018and ori Nas _ CET 8.0.E.B.\u2014 WIGGETT, 100 , y vid Af 8 8 : \u2018eceseeee me 4 Shur-O ville.: ollege School, Le amb, The slow tolli .errr went hdtoa Total .dE S sf; etéte fu Aie NES Mounts n Eye Glas To-day\u2019 nnox- Of the new È ing, for the first ti : Street en Er \u201c+ « RY te ceed ever ay on best: h Toric Le 8 for ap ells.about t nounced th , Peter\u20193 Ch : \u2014 Lo ¢ 2000000 By tags B cececerentetetete A TS #1 ee 0% ay at M he bar.vi 1e solem urch \u2014 PL sh EAR a y Chick F A.C.\"a e the best in of sere, H.C.H eKecknies purs held yesterday à memorte! ser.$- ! 0; 7 Abe zim he Fai all, O.; urial y, the à I \u2014 AAA * 2h 4188 airhank\u2019 : E.D of His : ay o { I iT JA Eh ood Th SKINNER rn\u201d yesterday in os and F Cline Hamar vi py pr el becuse every pair h THE | : \u201ca ir 24 0% a i so fort scot fish * a tr o enter ; : yle and ir has .OR! La 4,0 TOUR Blatchford's .The Optician.52 Hine\u2019 trout.bring home ey ted lectern we red into rest} AA Prize Qual 3 een .morrow.e Methodi at old, visi own fr scene Ww was uesday, Mas / QUE, Central, was i 8.Fry, of the bro- even 5 pirta Cine ms ante in sit and relieve pos Done, an impressive one.\"I'Nothi in \u2019 e pes.\u201d\" thday , , subject es] a : ser- vs ay 24, 191 0 (see pre Mini Tok wih ne me veteeen Thee s| PHYSIC bodies wi for anton _\u2014 « NDER T 2 W., Tailo # istry of our yes of T ee to esi it 0 HE avs Col.: ellington S rs have |C _ of comf widowed hy merc will e PIC o J: ?Stree LOUDS ras pen\u201d ort an Queen.: y up- th ntirely The Sh erbrook ES OF.\u2018 Som \u201cBroiighton and was in .1 7 OBS n RUCTED VIEW Thy her ae doniienes iy rer | Fou SI 10ky look arid J emi ers from: M Major | own, he at : T \u2018OF oly-S seven-f nee, e ori 1 e T - rthoriti per pirit old gifts rina) 1 ng out A ri \u2018Ban ontreal ye .8.|inary ies of St.C petual , and k gifts of § p Btoss \u2018EE V gor Cut sterday.|@ report th t.Charl Jesus peace and s ep us i SY of ahd briltias.X ON ing Clul Plug T .|8ble to at the es Sem- Chris safety, t in & hi r HIBITION GRO me u taken the po Plug Tobacco.100 pk.{wing to the © comet fo two niglte, (amit prayer tor the Ki men Successful Year CI \"| Simp! gh grado varnish ne $ 00 UNDS RAGE T with the e position of of Hatley has| DR.e clouds.#2 vo miel, \"0 Lord the King and Royal 30 osed on April cheese SEDU with a pod | Is n R town mpire T stenogra: A.N.ere | boldest ani go G th heese| cloth 4 0 AC .ypewriter pher WORTH lest and overnor J e i - and r a PURSES Ke dams ens 65 | À rentre de Gnoron sent |prarr, i ova a Mines | CLASS S ; Soe ay.|| er h ne s: es , With , receiv ; in E on vsvnevens T $50 vs mme enr pie mors | LP sn wens a sha oon Badly do ted i ital orooke \u201c| for N.\u2019 rge, f ereign lc ksgiv- |° N ; vepgeernens vevvis rer fli .cour ofting and Pacing R oi.EY | Worthington, MP for tn ior he Queen Gonsort ant ment © RASE Fok the teem | = R T x Corinting and ; \u201cGra ictori y ill here he wid ily, and and me ports of t F : | id 3 Min.C 0 ENTE aces ?ommerci statione re ve fears a a Hospital.ere humbl owed Qu especiall nt of th he Physi ; ~~ Frenc Ch Cota ® lass, R THR .al.Ptg C ry at: covery.9, re \u201centert \u2019 all y beseechi een Dow y ending e YMCA.cal Depa .Spo LL amois Skins ; pe Purse for horses EE TO The R .Co.,;187 Welling The 0 ained of hi ; ever t ng Thee th ager ; wh on April for th rity c bide 8 - rares evi that START this Wook Edward N lington.\u2014_\u2014 is protecte rusting in T at the at marked \u201c30th.show with Carbide, LR ; eens teen ns have never w ° Dr.pres the ira was in town Th SALVATION \u2014 with Led by Thy powe hy sooûness been carried Re the Show with Han \u2018Witch, \u201d 5 | .35 Class, Pacin | 0 eniiee enins eed on money.{ Dr, Noel, se his or bis brother, gare will be rion Akar.yor may gracious and an crowned to peg this départ : benefits r has | PE and pte law), | a g and Trotti DT TE\" $ 00 ley: of St.Eliza y to his ir y Majo meetin ealth ontinue b ess fa- who h ment ar eceiv- olighes.ream Ma 66 .: = beth, new | real: in rm.M gs con- , Peare, jo efore a- the G ave availe are evi .Tr 2.20 Cl ing.Purs North st the\u2018 Ar oore, of M may live e, joy and Thee i ymnas ailed th ident ansfnissi À ; ass Pacin ; e nice Memb Hat- reet on 8 my Hall ont- Ive long n hono phil \u2018es of thi ium and emselves Cup on Greages, * j b IN ; >.: cere sen - | ers da aturda: on B earth, and and ha lor, and is bran are the of reases; , .Mile h ond Trotting, Pa $150 request of the Har y to-morro y night ank lasti ! \\ after à ppy lives work.ch of the A privileg- Cylinder O ] ._ allowed eats, best g Purs 3 sted to me Jarmony Band The ho w.and all ing life i eath obtal upon | The ssociati Dix ils, \u201c.AE : : to three in fi e .unday meet at the B are m., urs of ven, n the Ki n ever- followi on°s.enjs G + Ent trotters.Mo re du ve, to hams.Fons À $20 uniform, morning, at the Band Room and \u2018Saturday the meetings a von, Ov dus.merits ingdom of Hen ments show the comparati Graphite rraphite Greases, Fa ry fee.ney divi arness.Four (4) to at ne o\u2019cl m and 7.30 t; 1 re 8 hrist, and mediati ea- cal D the growth\u2019 ive st ubrican CE with 5 per eof 5 per cent.ided 50, 25, 1 Four (4) edral.tend mass at 0° In Everybod M.on- und: lam,3 P.m.ith the Fath our Saviou lation of epartment duri th-of the state | ta, Be, \\ : tional I cent.addition of 5 and seconds À e Cath- {8 ody is ay.iveth er and r, .who | uring the ysi- Gasi - 1 R rotting R itional fr burse to a 10 per c Did you h ent.invited to worl and reigneth, the Holy Sp ! past year: ; 0 ne All ri ules to a om winne ccompan ent.of Ne ear about + 1 be pre- d without ever on irit CI » Phone =\u201c 3 3 ights to PPly.rs.H y \"homin LT w York he great | The musi end.À e God,|S ass.E ti 1e| orders h y change opples Ï ation, ackle bo sample stock FEST - choi usic.furni \\men.\"\u2019 r.Busines: nrolled ion.ave proäipt a T of Pro allowed.N is di ught by J s of Fishing} Th TIVAL S = | choir und » furnished b Jr.Busi ess Men 1909 : tor ree ; gramme r a- isposing as.F.K 8 ing.+ e Choral 8 OLOISTS wW.B er the dir ; by 8a tar .usiness M ver ave \u2014, 1910 + o .; ile eserved b er\u2019s pric of them at err ?He\u201d he selecti ociety ar .i \u2018 earder or ection.of M ge Senior en re or 27 46 e | opm - PU S ela y the com es.mandfact Joists.ion of their e fortunate ) ingly solemn ganist, Ww r.J.Intermediate TUE mm eee \u2014 ys ! : Y mittee.Mrs.Al ur.f'ioiets.Miss Bark re neo [lowed | Ee Intermediate \u2026 ieee eens su bf $ nu nù E- \u2018 otros Tre ace for Foot-R {IE ant enter iran been hed © rio or so.owed by the hm ot SL Bi o 4d.S Mitchell 8% § \u2019 rizes\u2014Silver Cup M ree to this R | unners pi stay at bate returned Sop es \u2018thing that arlety of: work, pet friends ar and Congres gyn poils fol- Leaders, Boys \u2026 \u2026.LL.29 3 _ ' | TITS Races , Medals, et hace.$c are the gu ntic City a ers as do oes justice t ut in no- p in ages ation, \u201cO G by Specials FRET 11 98 |.- \u201d SALE May 2 commenc etc.G .D.Whité guests of M , N.J.liant es oratori o- her po voice of J past,\u201d \u201cI od, our : 0 rc 4 « Fountain nd and e sharp rand A : = itg, Court r.and M 4 and pow io.With h w- God, esus s > \u2018heard ; | n perfect co should at 1.30 p.utomobil F If you we qurt street.rs.and long e erful voice er bril- to Thee,\u201d ay,\u201d \u2018Nea the AVERAG ee horurooke.Admi be addressed m.Entries ile Parade.RE Jas.F.want fishin field is fa Xperience, her\u2019 vocal skill er\u2019s task is o 3\" d \u201cNow rer, My Cla RAGE ATTENDAN ~ Talks SAF oe ission to the G to the secret close posit : M .Kerr's.g tackle, go to ening are to find.On equal in this having been er, the first the labor\u201d Sr Busine: DANCE E-SIZE \"SE etary.ively \u20ac r.an = son ions is ; e of her other chosen and last Jr.usiness Men 1909 A j Ww \"y \u2018cheu gill pn rounds.2 \u20ac their da d Mrs.Franci : one in Romeo an the brilliant w ev- Kin for the funer by the Queen |S | Business Men no 57 1910 | Avtronoh login Si.% A \u2019 C.i ught is V g anoth d Jul altz g Edw al i n Senior n 4 er PRG; bE dmi ® i who r ers and Mi .T.Lee, \u2018sh er class .Juliet, repr _The ard.service BEÉOE oc re no cl 6} The | R A4 Fy SS ; eached iss Anni \u2019 e exce ; of w : esent- 90th of ntermediate .-.ass ; \u2018even BALE ; \\ F ion M nn 11 ork P ed 10 f ing st pal 4 I or further part to the Gr and S ; ver a long jours ntreal this Lee, favorite in ey Ricker is al which vice was ne to in the burial Juniors late L\u2026.Lui orerrsenie 18 13 1 radipnt, peurs bright aod rte Box\" ] ge 5, i THEO.C iculars t i inent fr ney acr week noted erbrook alread ant a o a mo al ser- TUBIOTS ci ae ae il :11 7 i ° Ars first \u2014 then i : 0 PL AMIRAN apply t and, 1 2 last evening San F oss the con- 5 that she does n End it ill be dead nd the solo, © urnful m Leaders BOYS Len are 18 14{M comp the imit \\UINE An Presiden D, Es 0 5c i evening rancisco, n- o to speak oes not will be which di o, \u2018\u2018Blessed inor eaders rnsecuenes na 19 Ë les ators with their UINE C ty t, a, o ;$ to spend où the 8.8.sailed Well ak.She h stand sti vender ie in tk are the Speci LT me 6 : sqr glor good ALL : \u20ac | Pret ell cultivat as a beauti still, ed by M e Lord,\u201d \u201c| Specials \u2026.\u2026.L\u2026.\u2026 - | 11} \u201c| ve, to rent orde + : 2 .Continen JOHN F.: ; land a a couple of etorian tive ed voi autiful an The s r.Arth ho i ous moe \u2014 reamalt\u201d\u2019 B ward at #2 a teri.a tal Hot HAYES, 2 | nd on the ¢ years in En ch ' personalit \u201d ce, a most and wil sermon, by R ur Fraser, ye 5 oth go d read, like s Pur, C ; : + 5 She el, Sec et 5 £1 The J ontinent.gt aracterized y and he attrac- vi mot, was ev.C.R GENERAL INFORMATI \u2014_ 15 tor od bread, bas- Ww 0 3 i ors o 8 :$ jh ohn O.D addit by gre r work i And $ based u .Eardley- RAL INF \u2019 torsi-the imit a R BALE i ul = a a Ra ran waar 55 22 i Smt lp i Er | sao pe tart ER [ | i Sh à gla al manner.rimmed in} ion of so with a ve r orato- may go m and knowl \u2018Give Total weekly .\"1919 : 1 ying.pands.second ha m a} : à iro ; ss they h On on d inted ngs.M ry fine th out and edge enrollment .-.10 n| shaj ud 1 in 1 2 , ,P 2 ave e wind in M r.Dav collec- is pe .com , that Total ent \u2026 \u2026 18} shape, an 8 iro .pr Jr RE 54 MINING ~ nod Ji the inscripti broken column, od in Montreal has vies, now locat- thy peo le \u2019 for -who ne in before otal class attendance \u2026 138 213 R qua ty, a square fo.loal-in t., East Sher ai [ IE creased t a rente the other glacé \u20ac Momor- wher London non a peau Chap.2nd (at ios proc this Total attendance sessions.252 soos | : FR Ei \u2014 >, with ss they h ere h , the ho ; comes | he nicles, \u2014 1st] The lance .: \u2018424 : la AE new me 0 eight.nme \u2014 VIT.Thi the inseri y ave th e received use of orat .5 as preacher sa id 1¢th ver Associati esr wees 4500 F uch, iro tone koh _ | decided mbers will embers.A is work is h iption \u201cE.| e Elijah ai his schooli orio, sembled h id in part * se.sented in on was agai 8068 a on Sau : otl eav nroll al g the inted.and \u201c\u2018\u2018 with An rial ay e sket B astern re Eu SHERBRO so 1eï four leave the Re it was at Quebec th meeting of the ; sous shine, vy Then shall on your same hour service almost for this stead all League, tyin Townships isk Your Grocers, \u2018or | FEN = LE _ Enthüsi , mitte to-have No nil a rip the entertained e Lon Bishop of Gas Delight,\u201d\u201d of in the hall the gent ate King is at the funeral at the Several hee for cond place Stan- ,Teles hone 784 bi 200, pias fu siastic M new a The fo lood on the date Rev \u2018\u2018Bishopsth ebec and \u201cOn e \u2018\u2018Persi of my thousand eing held of our | Were pl ior basket ce.0.+ Ml the m Dr.Hall, orpe\u2019\u2019 the Hi away ! Aw sian Garden,\u2019 |-& s of mil in- L played wit et ball we, 7 Ques fre.eeting Held T w members.ur already n com- ont, who Bishop e iawatha wake Bel rden,\u201d' | ively few' iles away.ondon, real and h teams f games, a \u201coq hurs= M x amed are T°\" preached t ot Ver-| Peal t \u2019\u2019\u2019he has | oved!\" \u2018Bdwa of us hav Compara- lea Quebec and rom Mont- ERKS i day Night.=| The oo 1PAL TAXATION.* Bir he Synod, he opening ser- the that will hot s avenues \u2018of aor that thors v yet we all would King and By pes ome 250 ball 3 gs ati Toh LT.-C _\u2014 pert xempting othe rooke, anon \u201c© 8551 .Mr.Wil - made \u2018his as somet feel in th ed serie -90 men| 1° he pally k I 5 a COL.J.J.PE Cipalities om taretion me mining pr Mrs.Tail, Mago, wd R r.7, noble ee he role of So Tm, comes| , Service were not aoe lacking if the Association.s of games withd camshi Tic 0.Sortie Ha FOINTED CHAIR BNHALE AU ceutive Committ in J uly.ol mun.Smoke P re ov.and men Ane presence.of temper al as À Fach on perfunctory perf | maintained by gwd sports D ickes TOR SAT MAN OF - interview ittee wa nd the E i ipe Kenel ection of sor ce, and a pera- *A8 lost a e of us feel rform- ub and e Track and wag wh rand Trunk Picket .Nort E-\u2014 CAL BRAN LO- the per the.Premi 8 appointed X- The H \"Tobacco.stranger t songs.He i n excellent whom bh personal fri feels that he held last a most succes nd Harrier \u201chor on earth.Whe so a ; th About sixt ANCH : Tl iod of ex er and ask to late armony Band but \u20ac o this part is an enti on e had ar iend, one f gr st fall ont sful field da shoe OF call at N wy Récord 0 a sixt .he questi emption that the 25th will com omes with of the ire e who could i eal affection or ounds.he E.T.y 02385 rd Of over the P y mining n also t stion of h be exte mati annivers memor: from th vith\u2019 the high country \u201cT uld ill b ion, and A.A.10 House T rovince ren from in ought t eadquart nded.on this com ary of its f tural 1ose In the ghest econi o the wido e spared.: or 088, F R SALE Us hursd met at\u2019 tl all ng place wi up and a ers w in a body, ing week.or- ally a gr professi ums and grac wed Queet + Agee.4 Bho El pose of for day night f 1e Magog Thetfo will\u2019 be 1 central meet.2 with the ch The band (Tes in th eat deal of i on.Na-|i8 sor ious to all h en, ever kind | À ee pre nd - nadian Minime de a bran or the pur- (PU rd Mines or ramed, eitl eet- attend high arter memb thei e quartet, interest cen- |G rowing, and er subject An E ue ra © - h Ir hurch.or Sh 1er ral at mass at ers, r respon both en eorge V., ; to ou 8, who aster FI as, | The ene Instit ch of the C erbrooke at 10 oO at the Cath work, sibilities in view i» our s r new Ki The lau ower From wo 8 ting ute in this ci a- .grand relecek to- athed- and th in the of Few.m ympatb ing Ww ndry is a Home.t and the eting was very is city WwW re e concert will o-morrow.work inv e range concerted les en have b y goes out.\u2019 hare homel narrow place + Fos a bright outlook at ry enthusiasti ATER AND nt Theatre, be given A certs olved.Pat of the recit pected as K een so loved pent, y things ore ; BALE | ht.Sever present i stic I AND an: Monda at Clem- wilt do rons of t ital in lookin ring Edwa e and But in packed and kal}, gan, suit speakers wet ral promi is very a p on Wednesda y evening, 23 vertising well to wat he con- cnabl g back ov rd VIT., and $mil the midst u vel Brey A PPIY were Dr ere present inerit outside SEWE : arty and co y the 25th ! rd, day to à \u2018columns\u2019 of the ch the ad- pli bled to \u2018estimat er his life.we Chin Ch on the world © ow face po .\u20ac Mr.T ; Adams, MeGill Uni whom | RAGE SY the Stadi ncert will be as euchre nounce ay all the Record from he ed.- e what he ac are Kept th some jortd and seems content.a Supe 2 Denis, ill Universi m RA - STE the euch um \u2018Roller ven In ments.week for If there is com- © hrough hië y ars Nis ¢ oul, : : Prof rintendent of recently is \u2019 TEPAYERS \u2014~ M.present re the St.Ceci Rink.Alter + an the nations.a better feelin For es ears of work and 4 ._ HE Lp ser far Dr.Ba qones in ec LAW JUNE WikL VOTE ON as a the band with ile choir will Th ROCK \"ISLAN \u2019 cfforte f our or day, it is due Ce the Brims up dingy «11 a howl n $ 0 res is ANTED , Mr.Campb rlow ec ; .Es BY- | Thi souveni a beautif e rem SLAND.rom t \u2018great ki o th 1 lilies 7 Aled, 2.bers of ampbell y J.A.D .COST 1 STIMA .This + ; nir of t 1 ul fla F ains of th ese n ng wh e A tall and f i w per the Ge and : other res- Asbestos S $38 00 TED will close t he anniver ; g oster, who d e late Mr Peacemak ations the ?0 earned weary round, alr.FOR .tite, Ro « Lu Adams de Survey.mem M 0 Bready, of 21 ial Be sure and he festivities.- Sary.qe, at the edi Thursday A T.| \u2018The Fer title of \u2018The jopent 1» an ns, hie of his, T M Wika, ginning wich Mining the history of for the conection mt he a {ne mer gene Seytion 1 lite and s a rivod.Bové in Este en Mrs, the prestiee SF the Creat Britain and Har rang 18 bout Soda is \u201d onnrow | work Lo.ww Asbestos C e ar nstitute, be- sewer: proposed ith the ' : udon i ine of See - here last ervi le, M ng Edw rown, w urrying ir with soil and ; ; around i » lub rganizati e- Sewers s new by-law is showi \u201c hat al will t evenin lass., mothe ard and , we owe He sca on must wd grime, = O0 came the ), which aft on of the law o long talk waterwork Miss Ed ne.S |de ake place f g.The fu f ri Durin his well-bel To wi ree may lift | not cool, ° Whdten stitute quebec Gene erwards be- CO was unanim ed of.Thi s and cently idith Arkley ent | dence on Sunda rom her lat ner oundations w g her long rei eloved 0 Where, rom ten.his almond eves - | y a) Vicing The Nov ormed in Mc ral Mining In- ra uncil and wi ously pas is by-|ce at a Very ch ertained re |= \u2018clock.y afternoo e resi- [2nd they ere well and gn thel.water sprites, mpromptu pool, : \u201ci sep, ) ! .UNE _|.rate will b sed b ssful \u2018\u2018sh charmin re- n at th h y were fai nd truly l ™ his lilie 0 .sparat formed a Scotia \u2018Mi ontreal in 18 epayers on be voted y the Wat ower\u201d\u2019.f g and - ree er son.ithfully aid, 10se Allie s rise.co \u20ac t ining Insti y1.| estim on the on b Waterhou ; or Mi suc- \u201c upheld M s, born NE \u2018 tna) years after.0 years 8 Institute was 1 mat e given b 7th of June.the place shonti whose marriag Mattye S A Ki In the greates d by The br beckon rn of eastern soil, , LT Box tute was f that_the ont and two 700 Pre of herbs Mignault ci ed the gue vw , Those present takes ° DREW'S | CHUR a jt Cdward was of all positi he brimnine cities\u2019 pl younger days.RS.E.L SMITH RIGHT, E! the or formed.T ario Insti J.he w erbrooke, i , Civ- Nelli est of ho sent incl : ot his p s great, ions, ower decked av and toil, R ° 0 .brea he organizati wo io Insti- thing m ater an ke, is $3 ellie Wat nor, her ud- PRES CH \"© osition and it anus gaze.shrine, om 20, W coke Plate stitute a ation of years after , g much d sewë 8 - ker erhouse, sister Mi (tPRESBY at, put which was Shy, sil gave, calm Bud- Th , Whitl 1g B Whole on and ; Il th of the Ontari ter boon needed rs are sor Miss Mrs.A.I iss R TERIAN spe kK somethin made hi Wi ilent thing, » indifference 8 A vi united intc e Mining I L ario 1In-|co to the 1 and will 1 ome- D ase Woodward, ;.Par- ev.J.C.N : : ) \u2018 ak of his t g more.w im ith that si you act a pa for ope] of the o often shows by #98 .Ppiy to p vo En of Minin o the (an Institutes w urse, be vo place and be alGr r, Mrs.Rob Miss E .NICHOLSO judgment, hi act, of his e might Le nooth brow, b rt: their appearance most valuable sg .g Insti nadian F ere oted fo will ace and Nelli ert -Des mva PAS\" N, B.A inte is inte wonderf One ho ut if there respond 18 ; Too dax Ao cI in order itute edera aan , of Long, ellie Dean, M STO M.rested rest rful mesick f uickly t RE this federation » [a British Co later Th \u201cCOATIOO De Kate and À Clarence Bei Nellie Frames UE est St dis een but und op, a Rnowledge Jeannie Pend corner In vour heart venus 7 ihe ; oe hae Tg sien 4 in Canadian N on was forme Columbia Wi e funeral of tI 00K.Crombi lizabeth S eid, Misse Morning UNDAY, MAY 2: reet.} is sense of r erlying all th edge Compani endleton wing i key.Seienti joir wel cared or BAC ANTICD.ists to-day lining.Instit med into th in will take f the late T Jen hie (Richmond angster, Mi s Sunday Service, 11 a pli: lost sight esponsibilit ese was anon.g in Youth's Halrdrig ie and ond weal?ort toy, Ban Tiritish Col Branches ute as it e dence on P e place at his J.Bald-| J nie Moe, Mi ), Miss Mo 158 gational cichosl Rally Tat office, of the sacred y.He never and mao = VE ritish Col : es ar ex- aft ) leasa t his lat ; ean M » \u2019Pisses G e, Miss Evenin rch.3 _p.at the C b and as h edness E & 8, ( u e nt s r ; S ny ve res Sich bab Sa Rev.A.of two D Street on Sunday i Barl Smith and [ace are, 8 oil ei doi ones [have is fast words were, his \u201cnent Teen cnthedrars Tite à Miss HUBBA Ams a : r the ot ali Sher \u2018 onto pulpi : À.Vis M.isses Mi 5 (Bart avis.T uc , eduesdav L cs one my d ere, \u2018I th 7 ck in his s little pr - \u2018 bete?\" en briefly t ther me wooke, pit of t ser will innie B Barton, V we JAS y evening He reali uty.\u2019 ink 1] Bub ever pulpit, is n preacher, sion, to , h nembers , | mor the Methodi ocet Rowell w ostwick t.), Hull S.will Kat ealized y wake ot yet | proce he ele ers had rrow.Method ipy the were and J, all, on Fre meet ji and what Ki ; Has a axening ! ere, ft Dre ed with anil ve of ers vas from Sh rong rh to.how » retty pifes 5 be to be present.wi poid food sal #, 3 Deck, Church | 118 renee of duty ingship, meant wach bud re ant tur 33 Queen Street.how nia.5 y .Chairma sulted as fol ing in it,\u201d ane.\u201d Evenin essons b nds On the estowed, by t ; afternoon, | M.S, will oe 4 10 6.and Cret of hi e of his life S the guid- Eacl mold, aks from the ar So Ao ed Goods and poteries i at pele Secret n\u2014Lt.-Col i - g, \u2018\u2018Noth- brought into th bride-to-be he v'éloek: bom the Chores on Frid: \u201c*Whil is greatness.and the se- Each rer n lire \u2018out of low ae, Stamp! ng dons 10 ort® Wa in \"Mines.ary\u2014W.H : J.J.Penl WIPE \u2014_\u2014\u2014 asket decor e parlor in a were | Fhe V.T.SC h Hall, wm day has e we mourn f Of \u2018he lude of grass, in prison \u201crolled, il priers promptly ot > | ATED Committee \u201cSmith, \"Thetford Maysvi PER OFF THE MAP gnû include dainty D inh huge |e Ly wl weet on 1 | an pone from alt our Kin who ee as fro te er Poopies\u201d pho w$ i 5 dsit \u2014T .aysvill y.Okla.Si ed chin ieces ue CRU OS 1 vurs- Geo or OUT Sov pra 1e rte 1 BON, J \u2018Grvenshiol Crabtree, northwest a small to , May 21.\u2014 lovely eon rare places 2! hand- \u2018 rch.me Lo ull services 1 dul rge, \u2018that we oYerelan Lord ie .\u2014- # Warren \u2014 Thi AE Fir ng vont of here, Was \\ 15 miles flow y peellework The suppe and Phone Ma = hath, considering a his subjects, irre BIL Tome a s committ RM.Pier- in a tornado as wiped es flo y arra per tabl e Main 61 ma whose aut ets, 5, | aire Docpun: nittee wi g, Andose ado early off the © and 1 nged wit ¢ 47.0 Da him hority he | | Ngton pe will later be in nccording te pers \u2014 oven: the y venine ed candle hades, red VICTORIA tice Ee; er him,\u2019 and Donor and NOTE PAPER .PP TEE dines ane bi wes?* Sk : 7 re 1 agr re 1 spent.mo C n, 6148 our ver s - | coord iad Castive ast night, gre reports received Split baml st agreeably en Windsor and HOTEL, 5 a to ol nee oo me bo.25 CTS.PER POU leather | Sr \" ti ne ; ONT aàmes ; 0 a Tod Y ND até 3psP, yothe Cp i at Jas 7 wo rods to A e-modelled RIAL.Street, 1OW-I o our dut s sight, A fine li - ston 1 Ooms LEE er clear, merican Pla under New Manage en, our Ki y to our both t linen not Cy oo pe piliousner $ Marques ! .8.2 , we posa rates 2.Pepe Management.Math service ae and our God.fel- sizes the, Regent \u2019 Sra 1 in pris Phi are +0 mild you 1 os \u2014 a r s \\ ' 1) \u2018\u201c i , nve .1doi fee ir : x VOS: LAP + Raining 1 | MOLES Jn Saul the Bane Dead in a box, relopes to match \u201crn A tots 10] Bodery © INE, Prop congregati ribably affecti rolling 25 cts.175 PS1 bri ure 95 Fired o on © : 3 till th ton stood wi ng, and th T.S ; A | Ju-t 1 | To.\u2018 À e last note died howed heads 9 D OUTHWOOD | \u2019 le : ra ON -l = So.away when | an i ?ise > = .phone 17 : .g 1 3s WE $ room r hy, or five hoxes for $1.00.Fob «94 once, cale Jd Griffin's DUE store.: .Le\u201d - 4 Pa etal ten- - te 0.y 1008 ets of B et \u2018 n ook ments L 789s \\ D, Tot orders A tos any a violent with .Fig carcely that parcemahsens- eve A \u2018 ° Biatiéy.© Svan a RP mn arme a er a DAILY RECORD._ gresiation statement for week end- 1910 : be 9,202 yonde¥ 1 E f 9,203 ee rears 9,150 yednesday covers ov 0133.rss CT annees 85 Pay oe nr eves 3.302 en 55,207 Total .9 PROVED FEELING.Montreal, May 21.\u2014In sympathy with the healthier condition of the country markets on Wednesday, when Peterboro went at 10 11-16c: and Madoc at 10 15-16c, the 16cal market, which up to that time was 104c for\u2019 Western, ut ! which figure several thousand boxes had been\u2019 sold, was at once put up to 1lc holders ; and we understand sales.at that \u2018price were made for next week's shipment, 3 Choral Festival hone.i rot es should do so at secretary.Afternoon Concerts Evening Concerts An geats reserved, 1 HE \u2018Thursday & Friday May 26 & 27 Orders for seats are now being received -by mail Subscrihers Who have not located their seats for geats for the single concerts should make application to the On Monday the plans will be at Fraser's Store, where seats may he reserved.l,ieaese00000000000cces cocccncoccecscccec000 1] -~ Society Concerts and once, and those wishing good \u2014 ms Drug \u2014vouccoue vueaos0eu ssmernens DR.W.S.ALLEN, Secretary.Soscoscocconcoctoncccccnec000 an Barly delivery wanted.OO | The Paton Manyfacturing @.SHERBROOKE, Que.Is now in the market for 100,000 lbs.choice Eastern T ownships Wool.Purchases will be paid in cash.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2 + AAA AAA AAA AAA Dec + FOR SALE.\u2014 ay Record\u201d Want Advertisements ir Bic RESULT For Lire MONEY (Bares\u201415 words or less 15c each insertion, one cent for each additional word ; six inser- : | tions for the price of five.\u201c HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE.SALE AT A BARGAIN \u2014 SODA ly qu complete apparatus ; condition, Apply E.U, lrus- er = 8IZE, OUTSIDE 24 x 3U x 36.Yay cheap If i taken af once.185 Hagin St, : bm \u2014\u2014\u2014 - terra SALE-WATCHMAN'S CLOCK\u2014 .ler sale, cheap : in goud' order.Ad- tm Box 50- Record.EUINE CHICKERING PIANO, IN + good order\u2014for sule at $50.00, or whet at $2.00 per month.Apply Ed- wads Fur, Co.PA SALE-100,000 FT.FRON PIPE.from 1 to 5 inch, for ey team or posts ; word hard machinery.bios Iron.& Metal Co., 13 Windsor %, East Sherbrooke.Bell Phone- 347.OR ALE = TWO L'AIR FRENCH will stones, 34 it: portable.30 uh, ame complete ready to belt, \u201cthea, C.Horner, West Shelford.also lot of Aply Sher- TE FENCING FOR | SALE, WOVEN » Various lengths, cheap.Vie qu, to Imperial Wuste and Metal \u2018à, 7 Queen St, Montreal.passes pic: PIGS=A FEW YOUNG NG hl oct Eg for sale.Barred Ply+ gs lon nhatching, princie om a stock.John Rucey, \"PR SALE-24 FT.SAIL BOAT, AT In first class coure sell cheap.Address Box J oui \u2014 FIVE REGISTERED at Horn Bulls, aged 12 to 15 i; three of them from good milk- NAC Prices low.KE.V.Norton, Wa Stock Farm, Coaticook, Que.2 jor SALE-ONF LARGE SIZE OR- lodge, Or Tw suitable for church, Iligh og, ly G.D.MacKinnou, 6 eme \u2014\u2014\u2014ee\u2014 \u2014 _ HELP WANTED\u2014MALE.rtm sy ~SALESMEN, XCLUSIVE oh 50\" experi big earnings guar- experience, 10 vucancies.Laks B Bros.Ltd, Moutreal.2 rou, Lu., Woman TO DRIVE GROCERY a tu, ust be suber ; also boy to \u201cstore.Bux 43 Record.AN mu = Vs FOR SUFRBROOK IS AND Pan pi Bvod live agent to handle Uy ator and other dairy suppites.Sr bc the right party.1 Bl } Gr, ENERGITIC MAN Vag TO CAN\u201c la te glass Insurance, in Sher- iy op Vicinity © Liberut commission, by.vo pare tirde- \u2014first elass Company.ox 614, Moye al.[mens WANTED\u2014APPLY EUX ame Co.Manoir ONCE, PIANO SALES Tree French und l0nglish, tt ag tern Towuships, IH.©.he: -\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 {a to SALARY AND COMMIS- eg sell Red 1° ae Stock.Com- - Ho Specially hardy.8 \u2014 sold only by our BRL Tree sampies.\u2018Write om inion Nurseries, Montreal.\"I Young MAN, 16 Of 7 7 16 on 17 à ra Tea fu IT de Ay- pes rg yn \u2014 ) \u2014 yous M ' ORK on v AN To WORK ny rok \u201cdirector.Bath tou Oto ge ST Apply 41, Moyer, ST * ™-LEY.~ NEW hou SE, Yi 3 {os 7 NICE li modern conveniences, = Lanctot.pr - lx ROOMKED HOUSE lng \"Weniences, $12 2 Or Avply Noor HOT sb, < LARGE Sr and closet One Le new 24 and closer\u201d Onis tene x, grooms and el ; ee Ty r 4 oset, One téne- ces tents ri asonulle .Ape R.Webster & Co, V ANTED AT,ONCE\u2014KITCHEN GIRL FVY and table \u201cgirl.Apply Grand Central Hotel, Magog.1 TOV'ANTED \u2014 À CAPABLE GENERAL |: ' ; servant.Apply Mrs.Walter Wilson, 14 Queen St.: Ty TJANTED \u2014 JUNE 1ST, GOOD GEN- : \"eral servant, understanding plalng cooking ; no washing.Mrs.Stephen Edgell, 41 Melbourne St.v ANTED\u2014A GIRL TO WORK.IN .kitchen.Apply Royal Hotel.\"ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED BOOKkeeper with knowledge of stenography, at once.Apply Ever Rest Spring | Bed Co WANTED AT ONCE\u2014A GOOD SMART | ! girl to work in factory office.Must be good stenographer and wpist.Apply, Walter Blue & Co., Ltd WANTED AT ONCECUENBRAL SER- vatit, Ars.S.L, Spullord, Lennox- ville.VUANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, ASSTST- W ant dresswaker ; also apprentices.Apply 11 Frofenac St., Sherbrooke.OOD GENERAL SERVANT; FAMI- dy of two ; no washing ; good wages.\u201cMrs.J.AL Nault, -12 Ball Street.ANTED AT ONCE \u2014 A GOOD GEN- \\ eral Servant ; good wages.Apply G.Bray, '5 Stanley Ave, Sher- : Mrs, N.brooke.ANTED\u2014A TIDY GIRL TO ASSIST \\ with light house work, and carve One who can sleep at home.f Lab \" y- Wellington St.Apply at 11 1 #M180BELLANBQUR ARAM WANTED\u2014MUST BE CHEAP F fur cash.State price, and price W.D.Tuylor, Channell, stack, -tools.Que.AAJANTED \u2014 SECOND HAND BABY \\ s Carriage.Address Box 53 Recorda FIRST ONFEY ADVAN CED ON A mortgage.Address Box 51 Record, ANTED HEMLOCK \"BARK TOR DF# { Viters in July, \u2018August and sSepteut- her : also\u201d winter delivery, Apply to A.J.Moore & Son, Bulwer.Les me OLIN, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR, Thorough tuition given by Professor Frank Dudley, 9 Por tland Avenue, Sherbrooke.REARS OF ALL - KINDS DONE Î promptly.Brass, prune are \u2018oil ys, stov ainps, uwmnbrellas ocks, \u20ac, stoves, lamps a, x trunks, and saw Bling.b.J.perret\u2019s, near Court House.\u201cLOST AND Nn FUND.OST\u2014CGOTLD CROSS, BEARING INIT |, jals, \u201c1.S07 Reward on returning to Nu.62 Brooks SL, or calliug phone Xo.YUN, - \"REAL E TAT FOR SALE.TOR es BLACKSMITH SHOP.Is \u201cdwelling, good location.\u201conly shop three miles from Rie hiovd, Vt.In town, J.R.St.Francois, -Abercorn, Que.MF ; TRIS - ARM FOIF SALE OF 150 ACRES: F T5 acres well timbered.the rest In good cultivation.In the Township of Compton.3 miles from Waterville.Apply Eugene Harmm, \u2018Waterville, Que.- i wood water, S1.FOR SAT, a2 TP-TO-DATE SEL ! I contamned houses, on Terrill Ave.I Hardwood firfish \"throughout ; spring | water.Splendid investment.\u2014 Address, T.B.Terrill, East Sherbrooke.LI.ee 3 SALFE\u2014GOOD DAIRY FARM, 3 For sa from Sherbrooke, well fenced, \u2018 7900 acres, 100 under cultivation, for terms, apply.J.L.Riches, Sherbrooke, Que.JOR : SALE\u2014AT CRAFTSBURY, VT.F A Buri and two Farms ; one of 300 acres, with sugar place; one o \u2014-nico village farm: two mails 130 acres\u2014nic g od \u2014 \u2014\u2014m | every day.Chase & Crowley, i bury, Vt.ne , \u201cDpiIVERVIE W SYNDICATE OFF ERS | choice building lots on Tluin Ave.for sale, cash or instalments.Apply I.Chilvers, ï \\gin Ave.= \u201c CHEESE MARKET DEVELOPS AN IM-; SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MEMORIAL SERVICES.§ (Continued from Page 1.) \u20ac v \u2018take part in the funeral service.The beautiful and solemn Office for the Burial of the Dead of the Church of England was read by Rev.Rural Dean Robertson.The 90th - Psalm | was read, and the following hymns sung: \u2018\u2018O God, our help in ages past,\u201d \u201cGod of the living, in whose eves,\u201d\u201d *\u2018Lord of heaven, and earth; \u2018and ocean.\u201d - The choir of St.Peter\u2019s had been strengthened by the help of some members of the Methodist choir, which added much to the musical part of the service, Rev.Mr.Robertson preached from 1 Chronicles, XXIX.\u201428, He pointed \u2018out as three of the most marked traits in \u2018the character of King Edward: his strong sense of duty; his willingness to sacrifice himself in order to save his people, and his devoted loyalty.The speaker impressed upon his hearers that these admirable traits in their late sov- were most worthy of emulation.He said it was an impressing thought that all over the great British Empire, all over thé habitable globe, wherever the British flag is known, the same words were being read, the \u2018same service conducted.SERVICES AT DANVILLE.Danville, May 21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014On | Friday morning a large concourse\u2019of citizens met in the Town Hall where a very impressive memorial service to His Majesty, the late King, was held.The service opened with the Funeral March played by the Canadian Band.! After referring to the occasion of the meeting, Mayor Cleveland moved a resplution of condolence to the Queen Mother, which was seconded and, endorsed by a standing vote of all \u2018present.Suitable.hymns were sung by the united choirs of the various churches during the service and both the Canadian and Danville brass bands gave selections.Addresses were given by Rev.P.Per- gau, Mr.John 8.Riddle, Rev.G.HA.Murray and- Rev.E.C.Woodley.At the conclusion of the service a procession of the citizens formed and marched through the\u2019 principal streets headed by the Mayor, Councillors and Bands, playing appropriate music alternately.LARGE ATTENDANCE AT STAN- STEAD.\u2019 Stanstead, May 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014On Friday afternoon a public memorial service wag_held in Pierce Hall and was very largely attended.The hymns sung were those used at the funeral service in London.The following is the order of service: Pre- tude, Funeral March, Misses Redden and Alger ; hymn, \u2018Now the laborer\u2019s task is o'er\u201d prayer, Rev.W.S.Ja- mieson, M.A quartette, \u2018\u2018Crossing the Bar,\u201d the Misses Crocker, A.OC.Cowles, A.Brooks ; address, Rev.J.G.Hindley, M.A, BD; hymn, \u201cMy God and Father\u201d; Benediction.Principal Trueman, M.A., acted as chairman.After the service a three-min- ute salute to the flag was given by the Cadet Corps in memory of the -King.\u2014 FRIDAY DAY OF MOURNING N SUTTON.Sutton, May> 21.\u2014( Special)\u2014Friday was almost fully observed ps a day of mourning in this village] All the stores were ciosed, the mills \u201cand factories shut down, and the streets } were almost deserted a good part of the day.The feeling seems to- be almost.general that in King Edward we lose a great ruler, an astute statesman and best of all a great peacemaker, and as such his loss is much deplored.WORKS CLOSED AT MAGOG.Magog, May 21.\u2014(Special) \u2014 All the leading stores in town were closed out of respect for the late King Edward.* The Dominion Textile Co.did not close until noon, as the pay had to he distributed that forenoon.The works will remain closed until Monday morning.HUNTINGVILLE.Subject for Rev.Mr.Adams\u2019 \u201csermon Sunday, ing a Master.\u2019 Recent arrivals Messrs.E.and H.Aldrich, of North Hatley, to their home here; Mr.and Mrs.F.L.Bean and daughter, Lottie; were here in their auto Sherbrooke, Sunday, calling at Mrs.B.J.Gamsby\u2019s; Miss A.Libby to Maine for the summer; Miss C.Todd to her home in Hardwood Flat; Mrs.J.Lucia to her home in West Burke, Vt., leaving her .mother, Mrs.L.B.Hunting, gaining from her recent illness; Mr.A, Farnham to Ayer\u2019s Cliff one day last week guest of Mrs.A.Pierce and brother.School closed on Friday after a successful term.Miss Todd was the recipient of a pretty postcard album and other tokens of remembrance.The children were treated to homemade candy.LA Gi DIE CODERE & FILS (NO) \u2018Wholesale & Retan Hardware, Leather, Tinware and Coal, Blacksmithg\u2019, Plumbers\u2019 and Electrical supplies, Sherbrooke 0 SN We are Manufacturers or à | TRAPS and BENDS © 4 LEAD PIPE, 3 $ SHEET LEAD.* ; Write for .4 ¢ LIST & PRICES! ; + The Canada Metal Co.; ; .Limited, \u2018 \u2018 Toronto, -.~ Ontario: ¢ h J VSSSSSSSSSSSSSRSSSSS PS May 22nd, is *\u2018Choos-.and departures: from | SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910.+ Wedding Sitinery | 1 ai We are prepared to execute orders for Wedding Invitations, Marriage Announcements, or Social \u2018 Entertainments.We draw your attention to a method whereby the Copper- Plates from | Wedding Invitations, and other forms have been printed, converted into ash or pin trays, without marring or obscuring the engraving, thus making them souvenirs of the event.Estimates upon request.R.J.Spearing.Goldsmith énd Diamond Merchant.33 Strathcona $q.Bell phone 413.GOMET Ms LOST ITS TA) | Night Without out -Appendage.SPITE A BRIGHT MOON.Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay, Wis., May 21.\u2014Halley\u2019s comet, minus & tail was under observation in the west from 7.40 to 8.35 o\u2019clock [*last might.Astronomers first observ- 7.40.At 8.10 o'clock the phenomenon was visible to the naked eye and remained so until it became lost be- \"peared below the western horizon at 9 o\u2019cloek.\u2019 a star of the second magnitude,\u201d said Prof.Edwin F.Frost.\u2018No tail was observed.The exposures show principally a continuous which means it is chiefly due to r flected sunlight.\u2018The gaseous constituents were less\u2014conspicuous than sky, and appeared faint.;'The comet should be visible to the naked eye to-night from 8 to .9 o\u2019- clock, in spite of a bright moon.Whether it will then appear without the tail remains to be seen,\u2019 SAYS IT HAS ITS TAIL.San Jose, Cal., May 21.\u2014Director Campbell, ot Lick Observatory, gave out the following statement: last night : \u201c\u2018The comet \u2018was observed here, brilliant in the western sky the head being brighter than.a first magnitude star.It sunset.The tail: was seen as of length 10 or 15 degrees, \u2018projected.on the moonlit sky.\u201d COMPASSES THROWN OUT.Boston, May 2t.\u2014The first electri- eal manifestation.\u2018in connection with the presence of Halley\u2019 8 comet was reported yesterday by Captain Jones of the steamer Idaho, from Hull who states that on \u2018Monday, the 26th, while in mid-ocean his compasses were thrown out three-quarters of a point, or 8 degrees.The compasses worked slowly back to the normal in the next two days.Under the Winding up Act.In the matter of \u2018 La Compagnie Gilbert Limitee.In Liquidation.Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned Liquidators, at their -effice, No.155 Wellington Stréet, Sherbrooke, \u2018Que., up to I'riday, the 27th day of May, 1910, at 12 o\u2019clock noon, for the purchase of tha movénble and.immoveable property belonging to the said Company in Liquidation, and situate at the Village oï D'Israeli, Co.of Wolfe.Viz :\u2014 Lot one.A The buildings, machinery, \u201ctracks, pullies, belting, shafting and track lines, the whole in good order and amounting to ; (as per inventory) .$35,738.97 Outfits for camping and driving logs © 1,167.45 \u201cRolling stock and office fixtures 191.50 \u201cAbout 18,607 ft.of spruce ! logs, and about 25 cords of slabs at the mill at D\u2019Israeli.About 654 ft.of.spruce logs at the Brompton P.P.MiHls at D'Isracli, gnd ayout 18,277 ft.of spruce loss on Lake Maskinonge 348.50 ye Lot Two.Those certain lands known on ; the official plan and book of reference us follows, to wit \\\u2014 1st.\u2014Lot 22\u20ac ol the second range of the Township of Wolfestown, containing 93-5 100 acres in superlicies, mor» or less, with buildings thereon erected and made.2nd\u2014The South Fast half of lot -21 of the 10th Range of the \u2018Township ol Wolfestown, with dependences thereto.3rd.\u2014T.ots 6 and 7 of the 21st Range North East of the \u2018Township of Strut- ford, containing 50 acres euch.Tenders must bè made in conformity with the following, That is: Lot No.1 is put up en bloc and the offer must be for the whole.Lot No.2 en,bloc or separately: The tenders must be sealed and marked \u201cTenders re La Cie Gilbert, Limited, in Liquidation.\u201d Fach tender must be accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent on the.amount of the same, but will be remitted to any one whose tender is not accepted.The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\u2019 The Inventory can be seen, aH necessary information had and a permit to visit the premises, by applying tu the undersigned Liquidators.Terms cash.For farther information, apply to GEDEON E.BEGIN, J.P.ROYER, Joint Liquidators, 155 Wellington Street.The purchaser of the mill can also buy the lumber of LA.BANQUE NATIONALE, which is not mentioned in aheve list, and consisting of logs.and sawn lumber in the yard of the said Company in Liquidation, at the price mentioned {in the list given to the liquidators.This | lumber being the property of the La Banque Nationale, will be sold for account of said Bank- : Acknowledgments 3 | | CARD OF THANKS.: Mrs.Wim.Agon.of Eustis, wishes to thank the Sun Life Assurance Co, for the promptness with which they paid the insurance of $1,000 on her late husLknd, Wim.Agon.Eustis, May 21st, 1910, 1 Matinee\u201410, c.Srasssssseeseseesssesessasessel Was Seen ih \u2018Western Sky Last] MAY BE SEEN TO-NIGHT DE-§ ed it through a four-inch telescope at} hind a cloudbank at 8.35.It disap- | \u201cThe comet appeared as bright as B spectrum \"; when the comet was in the morning} was visible shortly after | | $37,446.42 ht Rodd | ONE MA STARTING.| THURSDAY, MAY 26) eme LE ç ST MEANY |.as Cn PETER MURRAY, Presenting: Thursday\u2014Princess of Patches.Friday\u2014The Travelling Man.Sat.Matinee\u2014The Country Girl.{ + Le Sat.Night\u2014Side Lights of New York.6 Big Specialties 5 - Prices\u201410, 20,.80c.\" i * ae 9 ; Special Ladies\u2019 Coupon This : -Coupon \u2018and 15 CENTS can be exchanged for a first-class Reserved Seat *for \u2018Ladies, for Thursday night only, if presented ~ at the advante Sale before 5 p.m.J} Thursday, y .Sale of à Ladies\u2019 Tickets Limited to 200.Cg ea wl OPTICAL ANNOUNCEMENT We have had an Optical Room fitted\u2014 modern and up-to-date, in our new place of business, and are better qualified than _ever to serve our many customers, We are always glad to meet you.H.J.LABEREE & CO.Johnston Block # Main Street LENNOXVILLE.The members are hereby requested: \u201cto \u2018take notice that night of Meeting has Unity Lodge No.8 1.0.0,F Change of Address FROM WALTON AVENUE TO 155 QUEEN ST.IRWIN SAWDON | Hon.L.Mus: Organist and.Choirmaster St.\u2018Church, Sherbrooke.Late Solo Violin of the London and: ¢ Provincial Concerts.Musical Director Yorkshire Union of Artists, and Leeds Symphony Orchestra.Visits Waterville, Wednesdays.Address ; 55 Queen Street, Sherbrooke.\u201c Bell phone 835.: Canadian: Army Service Corps.: The Non-Uoms, and men of No: 6 Ces, -C.A.S.C., will meet at the New Armory Andrew's + ~ PAGE FIVR Clement Theatre TO-NIG HT THE H.WILMOT YOUNG MARJIE ADAMS CO.Saturday Night : ST.ELMO! \"Special Scenery.All New Vaudeville Features.on Tuesday ~and Thursday.evenings, for issue of uniforms, instruction, etc.Vacancies for a few good recruits.By order, A.P, LOMAS, Capt.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Tilson School house of Farnham West, in District\u2019 No.1, cadastral No.137, will be sold by auction on Monday, the 30th day of May, at the hour of ten o'clock in \u2018the morning, in the year 1910.DAVID SEALE, Sec.-Treas; \u201cFarnham, Que.\" rat + mine Brome Lake House BONDVILLE, QUE.A dance will be held at the above Hotel on the occasion of the opening of the Dancing Hall, on May 24th, at 9 p.m.All are welcome, no charge made.A supper will be provided for those who require same.~~ .being Night prices\u201410, 20, 30, 50 cents.Clement - Theatre VICTORIA DAY \u2014=ATTRACTIONTTT TUESDAY, MAY 24th Paul M.Potter\u2019s Greatest Success, Girl From Recto $ From the French of Pierre Veber as played for over one year at Weber's.Theatre, N.Y.city.PRICES : \u2019 Orchestra, $1 except first 3 rows LA Bal Circle .sense Ce anepues The.Balcony .Las evinces veuves 50c.Gallery .\u2026.scccuvre verovrnsenes 25c._ been changed to Monday.Gentlemen, 35 cts., or \u201850 cts.per | JAS.JOHNSTON, couple.Cards of thanks not exceeding 50 words, Secretary.B.FRANK C.CARPENTER, 50c.Obituary, Poetry, 10c line, Reading .\u2014 : Proprietor.) Notices, 8c per word.US SPECIAL NOTE .On account of Tuesday being a holiday this store will remain open Monday night till 9 o\u2019clock.Closed the entire day Tuesday.LADIES\u2019 WAS SKIRTS, $1.25.n white, ecru or blucette, made\u2014$1.60 value.- To-night and Menday WASH SUITS, $5.00.sossrauve Wash Suits\u2014skirt and coat ; bluette or stripe material.To-night and Monday BLACK PANAMA SKIRTS, $2.95 tons and satin every Way.bands, well Value, GIRLS\u2019 DRESSES\u2014 To-night and Monday SPECIAT, CORSET SALE FOR TONIGHT AND MONDAY\u2014 VAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA $4 hats for $3.00 All wool .quality, trimmed with but- made To-night and Monday ee.00 $2.95.Sizes 6 to 14\u2014all washing kinds.alue, DC./ PR To-night and Monday .H9¢ Two doz.rich Net , nc Waists, in ecru, black LADIES\u2019 LONG KIMONOS\u2014 or white, silk lined\u2014 Of figured lawn.Value, $1.25 ~ sizes BL Lo 40.Val- cesresaraces e IC ued $3.5 \u201cDaily Store News: To-Night | Opon Late ot News For Those - We have upwards of one hats.trimmed specially for | day trade.A special inducement\u2014We offer any hat in stock at 25 p.c.discount for to-night and monday.\u2014Examples: 5 hats for 83.75 hats for $4.50 tailor INspection invited \u2014 no once urged to $1.25 buy.$3 hats for $2.25 Saturday, May 21st 1910 Requiring a New Hal hundred the holi- This is a very special value\u2014Ladies\u201d white, Ma $5.00 _ Net Waists 2.73 To-night and fod Satur day $2 AD Spring and Summer Coats Handsome styles in the fashionable fawn colors, at these very special prices.for Fo-night and Monday \u2019\u2014 $5.75 for ns $4.75, $6.95 for .PS $5.00, $9.50 for ; Ladies\u2019 Costumes, just Think $3.00 off./ : Any costume selling at $10.00 and upwards.This special reduc- tioñ for Tu-night\u201dand Moïday.WhiteLawn Waists Fancy \u201cembi oidered style, or plain tailor made.At these low prices :\u2014 , $1.35 & $T.25 for 95c $1.00 & Woe.for 7De, 80c.and 70c¢.for 65¢.Golf Sweaters, $1.90 / Ladies\u2019 Coat Sweaters, in grey, white, black, and red\u2014extra nice quality, Varue, $2.25.$1.90 To-night aud Monday Feather Boas How ahout_n nice boa for the holiday\u2014black, white or rey nice quality.Reg.value, HU, To-night and M i Yee Eerie $3.95 GROCERY These prices good for to-night and monday.\u2018convenient.you can leave your order to-night.60c line for .cco Loesrccsanses J A5 756.line for \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 Panne vence G86 Reg.Sale $1.00 line for Lu.oe el S83.Ture Cream Tarter doc aTe.1.25 for \u2018 _ \u201cage d'rostiog Sugar Ye.b.Je $ 25 line for PA ee, Hae.Canned Straw berries 17¢ 124¢ tin $1-50 line for.ra Cannèd Cherries.17e 124¢ Lin $2.00 line Tor on $1.7 Taundry Starch Ye 2 for 1de $3.ou line for Lecce Lecce BI.0 Baker's Chocolate 25¢ Loc cake © Baker's Cocoa 25c tin 22¢ tin LADIES\u2019 BE LTS\u2014 \u2018 Fine Salt 10¢ bag.2 for 156.Asst.styles.- 30c & 3h value.Jelly 'owder 10¢.2 fer 156.To-night aud i = .Cocoanut 20c tin, + 1c, Monday es evens verrerirns VO Iires Root Beer 25° 19c.DUCHESSE RIBBON\u2014 PICNIC SUPPLIES, A handsome satin face.silk back, 6 : Interesting prices © in.widé\u2014all colors.Vulue, 35\u20ac.yd.Canadian Kippered Herring, 15e.To-morrow and i ON (co CO TOr.es aren vannes dC tL ! Monday PS casses an ferrari ccnen le 200 Itnported Kipper «He rrines ts, ae +» .JOT oie ves 15\u20ac: rig 198 TADIPS\" COTTON { Best Lobster 28e.1or 0 20e.tin.! HOSE \u2014 TO-NIGIIT Imported Sardines, 1246, AND MONDAY, 25c, for .nrreees ese ne 10e.tin.; Corned Beel, 20e.for 15\u20ac tin.Penmanis full fashion- Canned Tongue, 35, for 29e.tin.ed Cotton Hose\u2014with- A 7 Potted Ham.12}e: 2 tins for 19e.SECTION \u2014 If more CEREALS, Puffed Rice, Wheat, Berries or.Orange Meat, 3 for .eens Loe.Quaker Rolled Outs LL.\u2026 is 220, Biscuit, S$.W.1lc per packet, Cream Wheat Le ve 18¢ packet, | These Specials for Monday morning, 8 to 10 a.m.> J [0G CABIN TOMATORS\u2014 - 3 tins «Ys TOP es La Le 22¢ ORANGE MARMAILA Di\u2014 15c jar, lor 10¢ ; Kk Baked Beans, 13c¢, for 166 tin.= PET NT TT out seams \u2014 black.Ohves, 20e size, for 15c: bottle, COMFORT OR GHT EDGE SOAP-\u2014 white, blue, sky.Preserved Ginger, 40c jar, for Ze.13 506 mauve, etc.Value 85c.Pickles, jumbo hottles, ee pu 20.TOP i aes +) J To-night and 23¢ SPECIALS.\u201col CANNED PLUMS\u2014 ; Le \u2019 15e., for Monday, Pair 19 1bs.Granulated_ Sugar for 21.00 tn or LL 10c LADIES\u2019 GLOVES\u2014 \u201c Finest Pastry Flour, #06 per bag.un .tsa Tre Taffeta quality\u2014black, white, grey.Finest Dairy Butter, 23c¢ per pail.VANILLA OR LEMON EXTRACTS.tan.35e.value.- Best 40e.; l'offre, for 0e .Big bottles, 20) ¢- To-night and Monday .ZC , Best 40c Tea, for od 33e.S$ for Cee.Le _ _ .GOWER.Dein 0 6 re arr cor mr cr EEE 25 hs | er i nA en Sen + rp eH ER - TRY wo - A .= LT fc AN = >.perdu + a - .er roof chy = ee 3 Ly Ps AS a Tes BL Tes \"A Za ee SE Se 5 tip Se mi ui ue 0 < 2 | ; - \u201c - - ar sy a AAI?RT OT TI + 7 , SET 3 gh f - TT eA .& CEassenseseassausaus 09000000000000000070000000000080000000000008 SCHOOL SUITS | If there is any feature of a well conducted Clothing House that demands special attention, it's the provision of right sort of Boys\u2019 School Suits.our trade.You'll be pleased 1 41 Wellin > gton Street We appreciate this fact and secure for The Best School Suits Made \"Test the superiority of our school suits by bringing the Boy here for his outfit.T.VINEBERG re EEE ' | Nipissing, Kerr Lake La- $ L Rose, Crown Reserve and ¢ \u2019 McKinley yield splendid re- \u2018 turns while Beaver, Chambers-Ferland, City-Cobalt, $ Nova Scotia and Temiskaming afford a very good : - Speculative Opportunity.4 FISHER & DESROSIERS, \u2018 Stock Brokers, , Members ç _ 91 St.Frs: Xavier Street, Montre Montreal Mining Exchange.¢ +403 30S ++++ ++ ++4+4+%04%+% +++.ee RE tl Parsnips, Peck .vist soiree eeeeennnn 20c Cauliflower .\u2026\u2026\u2026 evo © RN SS COUNTRY PRODUCE.PRICES AT THE SHERBROOKE MARKET.\u2018 LARGE QUANTITY OF BUTTER ON \u2018SALE THIS MORNING.The threatening weather had but } little effect on the attendance at the market this morning and business was good in all departments.The supply of butter was larger than it has been this season.The prices ranged from twenty to twenty- five cents.per \u201cpound.Eggs remained \u201cthe same as week and were quite plentiful.In the meat department the prices have not changed for some time and continue very high.The farmers state that so far the crops are very backward.They hopè, however, that warm weather will soon be at hand and that on last average.To-day\u2019s prices were as follows: Butter, per lb.co.cover viene 20\u201425c.Fresh eggs, per dozen .20\u201425c The prices were ag follows : \u201c Butter, per Ib.creee sauve .25\u201432¢ Beets, bush.ccc.oi.verve eeeens 60c Lamb, carcass .cio 2\u2014124c Green Onions, per bunch .be Radishes, per bunch .es 5e Honey, in comb, per box .20c Beef, hind quarter .\".10\u2014124c Beef, fore quarter .eevee eeenes 4\u20148c Beef, cut, per Ib.10\u201420c | Domestic cheese .\u2026.\u2026.+.16\u20ac | Pork, per 1b., carcass .124\u201413c.Pork, per lb.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026e vers 12\u201417¢ Fowls, per 1b.Sevens s\u2026\u2026.15\u201418C Chickens, per lb.«cover oo.18\u201420c Turkeys, per Ib.Lvvveer severe seeres 25e | Geese, Per 1B.coves \u2026\u2026v0e ne 12\u201415c Fresh Eggs, per doz .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.one 20-226 Beef Hides, salted .«.wee.oo.10c Beef Hides, green .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.73\u201493c Calf Skins .oo, verse see oer 12\u201413c Sheep Skins .vevere ane anses 50\u201480c Lamb, per lb.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 s\u2026\u2026uvecs 124\u201415c .Blood Sausage; 2 lbs.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.25¢ Pork Sausage .veers cevesh serves serene Be Veal \u2026 or seen 10\u2014124c Ham, per 1b.crreen serene wes 17\u201420c Bacon, per ID.nove sooner vue ve 19\u201422c Mutton, \u201cper quarter veu ven sreens 7\u201410c Oysters, per quart neuves rerers sores + «.00c Maple Sugar.wreers veuves \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.B\u20149Ic Apples, per peck vee tee severe wes 25-\u201450c Tallow, per 1b.5\u201410c Cabbage crerre veerge tobias sesres sreess 5\u201410e \"Sulphur Beans, per at vansen vo000s ees 10c Carrots, BUSHEL \u2026.\u2026\u2026.seers us verres 80c Turnips, DUSNEl LG.Loucus cocon vocrenres 40c Pike, per Ib.vu verres orvass vue 12c Onions, peck .Tie eee ve >.25\u201440c 7 Potatoes, per bushel .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.35¢ Rhubarb, per bunch .:.8\u201410c Maple Syrup, per gal.80c\u2014$1.00 Cased Eggs, per dozen .7.20c Squash, each .\u2026.\u2026.Lu vauce ee 5\u201410c the ., whole the season will be up to the ing the past week, bu been good \u2018and prices tnined: The trade are storing; aw.cold \u201cstorage plants Sales of \u2018straigh this week.\u2019on the: 224c in round lots.Montreal, May 21.\u2014The potatoes has continued cars were offered ply the trade.Wo 35¢ to 40c per bag Sales of white Ontario surplus.sup, Hès, track during .the past\u2019 \u201cpte, + RICE huve shown: no: shange, pales beige \u201cmadd _ FASIER FHELING IN PGGS.: Montreal,\u2018 May : y21.\u2014Therfe has heen an.ensier feeling in the egg market, arrivals have continued very.POTATO MARKET EASIER.market easy.potatoes were made this week gt 15c per -bag ex track.MAPLE PRODUCTS PRICE UNCHANGED, Montreal, Ma 21.\u2014\"Fhe iÉgeeipta new nipple Syrup have.bees: pr \u2018The liberal dur- the demand has xe been anout finished *the main- and .e all filled up.t- receipts.have been\u2018anade |- basis of 1% to \u201820e.While \u2018selécts are commanding 2%c to for Several | \u2018this week, but it was very difficult to find \u201c buyers for them.There is sufficient stock on hand to sup- quote Green Mountains .Montreal, ev of see sesesecseseesensenetssssnsnnsene 3 - + a dre CPYRED ing at grocers factories; : FOR Mil; at fr por is\u201d sugar cotaing.in.\u201d Prices» Tobga 106 aud.JAc pet: pound.3 pound in wood and: Kory little GOOD HAY SCARCE: CONDITION.Montreal, May 21.\u2014The market is 284c.finest Townships ; 24c is the very outside.from 224c to 28c- Ît segins that many.farmers in this pri vince are about to use hand separato which will enable milk at home, and send the cream to the |.means the fares ; imagine they will gain by keeping eir ras milk.It is feared however, that the introduction of this new system will ruin the prestige of the butter made in this province, which has.brought 1c to 14c per Ib.more than Ontario, where the band separator system bas been established.Our farmers, therefore .should consider well before they decide upon making \u2018 the change.by which them to skim THE GRAIN TRADE, MARKET IS GENERALLY QUIET.Montreal, CORN\u2014The market yellow being quoted at 68c, and 87c to 2 for May afloat being q 81c, and boiling in store .peas May yr POM tt ol suppies of No.\u201d 1: hay are ver \u2018mind at.$15.00: to $15.50 i are id/#Howev lower grades for orb gout demand.There is Freight space onthe Brst steaer's more plentiful, .BUTTER MARKET IN AN UNSETTLED no means in a settied condition, nor it expected to be until an mand springs up, but this is not anticipated much before the middle of - Ju A car of Townships creamery was.at the beginning of the week for couver account at export \"24c, and a lot pf over 190 boxes were reported sold this morn-' Sales of smail have realized 24ic and 24}4c for but for round Seconds bri BY lots 21.is steady, No.BARLEY\u2014Manitaba f is he very.as Tint\u201d demand, at Lee soe.RA] QUOTATION 8 FURNISHED BY PF.8 and Jualting barley.at À BU CKWHEAT-The.easy at.54c in store,\u2019 a cap, lot at that at, Bure rani a = matt is nd WE {ioe a udted pt \u201cBOc to $L07° to $1.15 |I,, Channell\u2019's.The waggon was it at 52¢ | gmashed, the milk moistened -the oi oc in | ground, but Mr.Bowers escaped, y let and, selling : nder puri \u201cW.WHITE, BROKER.© WHEW YORK MARKET: Amalgamated Copper .Americañ Sugar \u2026 Atchison à.\u2026\u2026.cerees oon 1114 -American\u2019 Smelting Refe.Co.Anaconda.vere os a | Baltimore.& Ohio {Brooklyn Rapid Transfer.814 \u201cPac St.\u201d | Canadi \u2018H.A.Simard, of Sherbrooke, and Rev.Father Galvin, \u2018de l'Ordre de la Sellette,\u201d \u2018of \u2018Hartford.A large 718 724 crowd was waiting to greet them RLY 124 at the church.\u2018short reception i gh whe 1074 \u2018 jul ron meses 201 ten s oe var®.oor oy rh: las made in this Swiss fown | A STREET OF BERNE \u201cThe Swiss town where Toblers Milk Chocolate is made.= the church, and an eloquent address ve eves ee MY 114} was given by Rev.Simard, soe venons g21 On Thursday niorming the Bishop 2 ; peluaple, à # \u2018to lots their 1118 197 .1404 VAE Tes re \u2018Col.Fuel & Iron\u2019., .38% Erie.\u2014.ey + 39 \u2018Great Nofthern, Pref.1367 136% Louisville Nashville.148 Minn, St.Pail & Soo .141 Lor Missouri Pacific .«oe .71 2 y.gcarce and in good oe \u2018New York Central .1224 121% LEE Ep ot the | Northern Pacific .133 1833 | there fn a fair Penn.Ry.veeree senssnes 135% 1354 also a goo inquiry i , for export, and some \u2018Tairottod lots bot Reading su SE CCE een 488} been shipped.to the Uni es '| Southern Pacific \u2026 \u2026 127$ 127% 4 Southern RY.\u2026\u2026\u2026.+.2TE 274 pu : Union Pacific .185} 185% 8 Steel ool YY 844 DAIRY RY PRODUCE; U.B.-8teel, Ptd.118% 118$ MONTREAL CMARKET.\u2014 | Canadian Pacific .; .198 1974 % \u2018Dominion Coal nor ro 67 68% Se Dominion Steel .ce.67% 674 Dominion Steel, PH.a .105 105 use, \u201c\u2018800\u2019\u2019 Ry.Co.ee\u201d teaser 141 141 Van- | Montreal St.Ry.cos necbeypés = 244 2441 Toronto Ry.+ eseveeeeers120 120 Crown Reserve -., .2.99.2.98 DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS.(Continued from page 1.) to be in the little group that- talked it over together, \\ VISITORS AT KNOWLTON, \u2018Knowlton, May 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014The lovely weather which we have been enjoying is now bringing out - visit- sors every week.Quite a number of new cottages havé been built wince last summer, and will be occupied at an early date.| MILK WAGGOMN; SMASHED.|.2 E740 for Ne.8 y yellow.jet aiid OATS\u2014The market: is quiet a easy at 38e for No.3 C we and @7¢ for East Bolton, May 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 No.3.Ontario No.2 FRS # When Mr, Merrill Bowers was _driv- 86c, No.4, 85c.ound lo ling to the cheese factory on, \u201c Wed- 37e 874c\u2014affoat.a Se The market is A active, No.esday his horse ran away and WBE | jury.à BISHOP LAROCQUE CONFIRMS al: + CLASS.« Asbestos, May 21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 | Bishop LaRocque arrived here on Wednesday afternoon amid a downpour of rain.He was accompanied [by Rev.P.Jutras, from Tingwick, Rev, A.Rheaume, of Waterville, Rev.was given to all the prominent citi- sens of the place, after which Bishop LaRocque conducted a service at held a confirmation service, and 140 children received the r fte of con- ' frmation.An address.was given by Rev.* Father - Galvin, after which +1 Bishop LaRocque, ingtifuted the or- \u201dfder called \u2018Les Petits, Chevaliers, de North Troy, Vt.,-May 21\u2014(Spec- and Mrs.Martha.oer: both of Troy, Vt., took, Place on May 12th, Justice L.D.Johnson being the officiating magistrate.The bride was rf Remarkable Value Giving Stamped Slipwaists & Hats Twa rare inducements that will prove to you that Ogilvy's Stamped goods Enclose Extra For Postage 3 are uncqualled in value, - Write to-day, your money refunded if not satisfied.© Stamped material for slipwaists, MAIN FLOOR.in slip-over \u2014 style, and to open in front.All good designs, worth regularly 40c each.For quick selling, BACH Ll.i ii eee eres ees ereate vannes aa 25c Ry Remarkable values in Hats, \u2018stamped on all pure linen, in different styles of embroidery.value, A genuine saving, at, Ogilvy\u2019s Ladies\u2019 and children\u2019s sizes, and to work Regular 40c price, JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE.MONTREAL velopment.and buy,: Write at my expense closing ¢heck, \u2018money or express of the Company, * morrow.ics, it will be only a very short himself.must be raised shortly.; CH \u2018hot stopped until it reached Mr: \u20ac.: was ~ fla Temperance, and, the.pledge ; {signed by the 140 candidates.Later +f the Bishop.visited e convent, and \u201clin the evening & hat¥ick was again [held in the church, -.oR _ ¢ MARRJAGES, = ; Spy.BROWN\u2014CODRSER.ial)\u2014The marriage of B.L.Brown | a daughter of the late Hiram Cour- \u2018 ! ' 1 I 4 O I - 1 The INTERN ey \u201c£a pr WEY, STINT, AY 3x, ne SE re \u2014 | ser, of Newport, formerly of Glen \u2018Sutton, Que.DAWSON\u2014THORNELOE.The marriage took place Wednesday morning at the Church of the Advent, Westmount, of Miss Evelyn Thorreloe, to Mr.J.A.Dawson, of Montreal.There were no invited guests, the wedding being very quiet.The ceremony was performed by the Lord Bishop of Algoma, Right Rev.Dr.Thorneloe, uncle of the bride, assisted by Rev.A.J.Doull.Immediately after the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.Dawson left for a trip to New York, and on their return will reside in Montreal.\u2014\u20140 ;.HICKS\u2014COUKBER.Richford, Vt., May 2l.\u2014(Special) ZAnother quiet wedding took place here on Saturday, May 14th, at 8 y'clock, when Mr.W.J.Hicks, re ently of Gladstone, Mich., was united in marriage to Miss Ella Courser, \u2018sf this village.Rev.W.E.Douglas of he Methodist church officiated.The :ride is a popular lady here and a laughter.of Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Jhase, of Abercorn, Que.Mr.- Hicks, vho has spent many years in- the vest, was long in the employ of the Joo Line as superintendent of its Jlevators at Gladstone, Mich.Later he was in the employ of A.Marshall % Co., of the same city.Mr.and Mrs.Hicks intend making their home in Richford.- ) ct freA mses) \u2018 Ballade of Fulfiliment.The Easter bells peal soft and sweet, The Easter sun shines warm and bright.: The Easter hats go âown the street With Easter gowns, a pretty sight.\u2019 Behold! A dream in pink and white, To which with deference I bow.: Êhe smiles on me, as well she might.ye She hes fulfilled her Lenten vow.25 So 5 ce has been more complete | Than, that of any anchorite That ever trod in sandaled feet Instead of shoes\u2014well, rather.tight._ My breast I've lately had to smite : And\u2019 hdad.strewn.gshés smeared my brow, But now my sorrew's taken flight.She has fuldllsd her Lenten vow.To tell it may, fnac Buf\u2018he degiféé;to.H .My ence\u2019 thou was meet) For forty days, and this \u2018despite : Of my entreaties.She'd allow But five a week.Concession slighti ähe has fulfilled her Lenten VOW.L'ENVOI ir Maiden, I \u2018was unhappy quite; ~ But, ah, I'm feeling better nowy, - She smiles.and se my heart 1s light.Shé has fulfilled her Lenten vow.E, Thorneloe, daughter of Mr.Ralph Each\u201dMonday and sack Friday night- .\u20ac > uw (her With Hereford Company Men, that I was decidedly of the | if NEST LONE EL \"ana uptiva- and the broiler burner: water heater, or a reservoir is already very large.There § pois ee opinion that they ought not, neither ang a head of hair as any other woman.When the coal fire is heated by gas., may be a scarcity later on.Care De - i ñ d quickly, too.- i i 0 a Ma, Steel and Miller to meet would they, be considered in ahy \u201cust zo a F.T.Ansell this very day burning you can still use The Champion takes th So we advise you to go to volunteer militia- and get a bottle of Parisian Sage.Use 1 our agent and see \u2018this re- truly sorry to say as directed, and in two weeks your scalp % Mo house of Mr.Prentice Cushing other light than markable new range at once.lace of two ranges, thus egg 2.the 15th inst., at ten| men.But I am p ges, gas on two top burners and M, to furnish Le 3| that from some cause unknown to will be free of dandruff, your hair will be broiler burner in oven, saving room in the kitchen.: Tene or Perkins Co me the same opinion seemed to pre \"Tiyour hair fi Parisian \u2018which is an invention worth Considering these facts it in A booklet explaining the to at phy yon 400 Lieut.Menut to vail (8° 3rd Battalion) I desired Saige Will stop It in, Parisian Sage will while.Truly the Champion \u20ac bes g / Champion fully wi e ra Een place and th m to weigh well what they were mukô it grow in heavily.Interchangeable Steel Range the world.: mailed to you free if you \u201cLi wt Moore (iter 1, fe (or perhaps refusing to do) as| Jeu have era et CL ils does things other- ranges The demand for the will write to our pearest als fll Jen, ond to] es rabresented to His craton hi mos emai ha cannot do- | Champion Interchangeable office.~~ | : .- § ro.& £ 3 i \u201c , , > on Cant.Heard and join Ea.pcellency tr great and good Gov-| is the dea] dressing dor daily, we.| London, Toronto, Montreal, C e MADE IN a adi \"hany and furnish .men.\u201d ernor\u2014that neglect of duty now 10 Ensells, or direct, an charges pre-| Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary, \\ ary S by the largest stove and tinware 7 h à fo E MILITIA LAW.\u2014} might go to tarnis paid from the .Canadian makers, Giroux St.John, N.B.Hamilton., ] , ; manufacturers under British flag.Mer article mention was] to fix in the mind of His Excellency Mfg.Co., Fort Erie, Ont., tion tc em ee 25 Fe = LS Le at ee CE ae ME Go BE gn ap oo.nn a ue Ses AR 5 SORT, Se MS Ë sie 2.3 : CA =: - 3 Apr 813 Tahal fr ERLE cre TOLER RB A pI Ng ° - costar ow ; \" - - -s = ; ay = \" A LE ee A \"3 \u20ac yor ed wl pe RER Sas Sea VE LR aed = AVES AT MES TI A NL EN ae pe mim x TREE nt = ; - - 2 Blk MRE A at .RI ~ So.dite IE OnE A ar TR Sa ERAN oy RAIA .i SO , ay eh ces ace F0 Ere ov me I hy EW I PAGE EIGHT \"TSF THE ONLOOKER COMMENTS.Yesterday.Not a Hritish heart, but slackened Its full beat to mournful cadence, As to fartnest line ot Empire Peoples mourned the kingly dead ; Heartened to the requiem holy ; Listened to the solemn tread Op the thousands, passing slowly Through the streets of London town.Yesterday, throughout the British Empire, commemorative services were held for the late King.With sombre splendor the funeral service for the former beloved.sovereign of a loyal people, took place in London, The assemblage of great personages to pay tribute to Edward the Peacemaker was practically unparalelled With proper pomp and dignity his\u2019 hody .was consigned to the\u2019 quiet and repose of the balls of the illustrious dead, and his good services as a monarch bequeathed to the grateful memories of this and coming generations, The world now awaits with interest and anticipation the development of the political and imperial politics of the new king.He cannot but be aware- that the virtues most appealing to the good sense of his immed- late nation, and the dominions overseas, have been exemplified in the reigns of his grand-mother and father.He has a high standard of sovereignty to maintain, and faces difficulties which were not actively evident during most of the lives of his recent predecessors.He requires to be as wise as a serpent and géntle as a dove to he useful in the present social and\u2019 political upheaval in Eng- - land.L Conservation.The running waters of this Pro- | w= @hiñiä-Lae The Perfect .à VarnishStain \u2018China-Lac\u2019\u2019 is\u2019the ideal finish for l\u2018urniture, Floors, Doors, .Scratched Woodwork, Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Porch Chairs, etc.\u2018\u2018China-Iac\u2019 stains and varnishes at one operation\u2014and dries with a hard, tough, brilliant finish thatiis waterproof, weatherproof and almost wearproof.14 rich colors, including Rosewood Cherry, Green, Mahogany, Oak and Golden Oak.Remember the name \u201cChina-I,ac\u2019\u201d, made by 48 BRANDRAMJENDERSON: Montreal, Halifax, St.John, Toronto, Winnipeg.~ Fall upon distracted households when Cuticura enters.All that the fondest of mothers desires for the alleviation of her skin- tortured and disfigured infant is to be found in warm baths with CUTICURA SOAP And gentle anointings with Cuticurd Ointment.qe Revision Mawr Cuber.% ONS 15 110 .87 % 7 SN, \u2018 = \u2014 ti Reese hemp mmm TOBACCO HABIT Dr.McTgggart's tobacco remedy remov- ts all desire for the weed in a few days.A vegetable wedicine, and only requires touching the tongue with it occasionally.Price $2 LIQUOR HABIT Marvellous results from\u201d taking his remedy for the liquor habit.Safe and 1n- etspensive home treatment, no hypodermic Injectiong, no_publicity, no loss of time from husiness, and a cure guaranteed.Address or consult Dr, McTaggart, 75 Yonge street, Toronto, Canada.Danser cu.| Tel.Main 6817, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910.vince are one of the most important ynatural gesets pertaining to its development and progress, and more particularly to .its industrial progress.Many rivers, which formerly were deep and wide, are annually shrinking, and not a few industries and mills have been obliged to close because the steady streams of water, upon which they relied for running purposes, have failed them.One need only take the St.Francis River as an example.For many years this river was the only means of communication between this section of the country and Quebec, Montreal, and Three Rivers.By boat in summer and ice in winter the inhabitants | made of it the only thoroughfare connecting them with the larger centres of Lower Canada.The first large boat that descended the St.Francis was about sixty feet in length, built of pine.timbers and planks, and able to cgrry about six tons.If such a boat were placed in the St.Francis at Sherbrooke to-day it would appear altogether incongruous, and would be quite useless, In going down the river this boat had to be portaged or drawn around the falls at Brompton, a task not always easy.Yet the people of the ships were dependent upon these trips up and down the river for several years, for their supplies, and the boats plying back and forth at intervals were the connecting links between the wilderness and,.the world outside.The river gt .that period was more protected by the forests than it is to-day.had ot en harnessed gnd ~e-harnessed for, iBldustry, and was able to conserve\u2019a depth of water | adequate at nearly &ll timdg for navigation.Even when the day of its \u2018primary usefulness as a thoroughfare to the outer world had gone, the stream was used for pleasure craft for many years, The St.Francis is the most important river in St.Francis district, and into {his stream the greater proportion of the smaller streams empty.It is plainly evident, therefore, that the decreasing depth of water is due, to a larger extent, to a decrease in the amount brought to the river through these tributaries.Wherever \u2018| the lumber industry has resulted in deforesting the banks of the rivers, the water has decreased in depth, for \u2018orests protect the streams and prevent the waters from drying up for ious dread has burdened the Town- , unpleasant dream or omen had lon the quiet of the only important park in Sherbrooke, would have evidenced foresight and forethought on the part of.the aldermen.That the Street Railway will act magnanimously in regard to \"the requests made in the petitions to them, line as little in evidence as possible, is the natural wish of all citizens.\u2014\"\u2014 The comet\u2019s tail has swished past this little universe in space, and the and | ) decide to make their extended = park Superstition, | \u2014\u2014\u2014 + ®t \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 - \u201cA MIRACULOY Lady in Hull wasted away until shy world 18 but the same | steady humanity-bearing | globe as before.The gradens are still growing; the birds are still sing» ing; good and \u2018bad people still : hobnob together; and only Camille Flam- marion, who prophesied the whole- 3ale destruction of human life,.can be said\u2019 to be disappointed at the kindly attitude of traveller in space.Co For the last few wecks a superstit- \u2018minds of many honest.people as the day drew near for the contact hetween the comet's tail and the earth.So serious has been the consequences in certain instances that pathetic tragedy has resulted.Something of the same dread as falls over one at an \u2018attached itself to .the approaching \u2018\u201c\u2018drummer\u201d\u2019 of the skies, and many a timid individual found the fairy tale of cyanogen gas a bugaboo during waking hours.While the widespread superstitious fear that has accompanied all former appearances has not been manifested, -ertain scientists have combined together to send out lurid bulletins tending to disquiet the general public almost as effectually as ignorant superstitions.The scientist who stoops to conjecture and panders to sensationalism brings discredit upon his noble field of experiment and study.Possibilities, probabilities, and suppositions are outside the actuality of positive knowledge, are for the work-room of the scientist\u2019s brain, not for general dis- 3emination.the threatening NOTES, One of the most interesting per- jonages now living, and whose great age and splendid public service have given her a unique place in public appreciation and affection, is Miss Flor- J0th birthday last week.Miss \u2018Nightingale was born in 1520 and \u2018became lack of moisture, and through loss of those smaller tributaries, 5 such as the brooks and rivulets that abound in wooded country.5 The question of the conservation of running waters is an important one to all sections of the Prévince, and should be of interest to all residents in Central Quebec.The streams of the townships are all important in a \u2018ceal, if not general sense.How to preserve sufficient depth and volume of water for the continuance of industry and development is a problem deserving the most serious constder- Jation.The bill presented by Hon.Mr.l Allard, at Quebec, providing for the appointment of a commission to consider the question of conservation, and how best to obtain some uniformity of management in regard to the volume of water, is timely.It may ba anticipated that the commission \u2018Will not limit itself to a mere consideration of the regulation of the damming of lakes and rivers to ensure-depth and volume in one place for a certain length of time.The difficulty is one that goes to the very sources of the- tributaries of lakes and rivers.There has heen, and con- tinves to be, a steady depletion in natural water supply in the settled sections of the Province.To discover the regson for this depletion and pass regulations to remedy the same is the actual need, if permanent hene- fit is to be obtained from efforts at conservation.' tn owe 7 ee The Breathing Spots.Even so early in our warm season the parks and squares of the city are being appreciated by the citizens\u2026 On any pleasant Sunday or week-day\u2019 the squares attract a large number of men, women and children, who appear to thoroughly enjoy the privileges offered by these breathing spots.Victoria Park is fast assuming a picnic attire with its fresh, spring foliage, and people in considerable numbers are demonstrating the general popularity or this retreat from the busy streets of the\u2019 city.There is more than passing regret that the Council did not make explicit conditions with the Street Railway as to entering Victoria Park.To have pronibited both street cars and automobiles from trespassing up- a A.m.Can.Soe.C.2£.B.Se, (McGill), Clarence Thomson (Ex.Examiner Canadian Paten Office) ELECRICAL ENGINEER AND PATENT ATTORNEY 83¢ W, Craig B83, famoils at the tims or the Crimean War, when she went with 92 nurses to the front.It is note-worthy that amidst all the confusion and extra work following upon the sudden demise of the King, the succeeding sovereign did not neglect the royal courtesies of his new position, and forwarded birthday congratulations to the noble woman who had served her country so well at a time of need.3 dag cu, Opportunities for broader education in the most important of useful acts, domestic science and agriculture, are now open to all ambitious young men and women of the farming or rural 3ections of the Province.In Macdonald College the country or \u201cvillage young man or woman has a school which not only welcomes them, heartily and gives them excellent instruction and training, but prefers them as students to the young applicants \u2018rom larger communities.Those who have _taken courses in dnmestic scienée, or agriculture, at the college are enthusiastic regarding = the \u2018nstitution and the perfected methods taught.Interest, progress.and work are combined in the house and on the farm, where new ideas and new ideals have rescued the worker from the \u2018dullness of mere.routine.No pagan nation has been able to.\u2018oree upon modern Christian countries so proper and_just an estimate of relative virtues as Japan.This marvellous people has exacted the admiration of Christian nations and has performed: kind offices theraby for other pagan countries.The prejudice felt by all Christian peoples for any heathen country, although these same peoples worshipped the classic heath- appearing and a wonéering appreciation is beipg substituted in the minds of thoughtful individuals.So heroic and splendid have been some of the deeds of the Japanese soldiers that they have many times equalled the\u2014 recorded bravery of Christians.Only a few days ago, press despatches tell us, a submarine boat belonging to the Japanese Navy, senk, and the crew, after failing to raise it, died of asphyxiation.Until :he commander's breath failed him, however, he struggled to pen a record of the disaster, praising .his brave crew and asking the gowvern- ment to care for their families.To the last this brave lieutenant \u2018was true to his duty, to his.unselfish appreciation of his fellows, and remembered, as well, the loss sustained by \u201che women and children comprising | their families.Had he been reared in a Christian land, under Christian -eaching, he could not have acted more in accordance with the noble teaching of the Founder of Christian- ty.The re-organization of the Pro- MONTREAL, | former \u2018enc2 Nightingale, who celebrated\u2019 her | en of Greece and Rome, is last dis- | TOOK weighed only 80 pounds < FRUIT-A-TIVES\u201d JUST IN Tig Tis wondera Fruit Medicine Conplleiy Cr - \u201c , -ffer 12 years suffaing, + \u201cFor the past twelve years, I had painful attacks of Dyspepsia, Finally in \\ that I was compelled to stay in bed.Icould not digest my food and everything 1 ate c: stomach.I also had a fearful attack-of Constipation and at times, I had.no .movement of the bowels MADAME ANDREW STAFFORD (184 CHAUDIKRE ST., Hy, QUE.\u2014 December 2h 1 arch, 1908, I suffered mh 15ed the most 2gouizing phy or two feet werc constantly cold.Three doctors atin two years and gave me all kinds of wedicines but did gy good.My weight camejdown to only So pounds uy, one thought ! was going to die.Firially I had ey, fortune to buy **Fruit-a-fives\u201d and as soon as I begu them, I felt better.J persisted in the treatment si great joy ahd to the astohishinent of my friends, limp, Now l fee] very well, Weigh 115 pounds snd thisyy, than I ever weighed, even before my illness, 1 ottrig cure solely and entirely to \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\" and oy praise them too much for they saved my Life, Toul, suffer from Dyspepsia and Constipation, L ; \u201c\u2018Fruit-a-tives'\u2019 as being a miraculons remedy, : MADAME ANDREW-SMPM, 0 i When\u2019 you read sudh a Jetfer, you think that \u2018Fr tives\u201d is indeed a wohderful remedy, yet the aia \u201c\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019\u2019 is so sit}iple that a child can undercal \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019\u2019 is madq from concentrated and inieud fruit juice and the fines} nerve tonics, aud acte directiyw liver, causing sufficient bile to flow, which regis - bowels and cures Constipation.\u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives' along the stomach, producing an abundance of gastric jue so strengthens.the stomfich muscles that complete des is assured.\u2018\u2018lruit-a-tiyes\u2019 also regulates kiCueys aii thus purifying the bloojl and building up the wholes Without exaggeration, ft may be stated that \u201cFruits is the greatest remedy ir} the world tor Indigestion, Dy and Constipation.50c box, 6 boxes for $2.50, or tri 25c.Atall dealers or fend postpaid on receipt ¢f pa LE \" Pruit-a-tives Limited, Qttawa.- em \u2014\u2014 vincial Police force, including an adoption ~ of the system ot mounted rural police, is almost imperative.A very large number of criminals cape merely from a lack of organization, in the rural districts, Two or more mounted men in a township, who would be available for immediate search of a criminal, or to keep the roads clear of suspicious characters, would do much to ensure the safety of rural inhabitants.The pol- cing of country districts is a provincial duty, and the system employed for such protection should be adequate.An \u2018\u2018Anti-Marriage League\u2019\u2019 is an innevation among the many leagues of one kind or another in the Townships.Several of the young bachelors of Sutton, have resolved that the joys of single life are too desirable to relinquish for the doubtful bene- \u2018its of matrimony.äévidently they {eel that an individual resolution not to join the henedicts lacks sufficient staying quality , and have joined forces as a means of strengthening their barricade -against the charms of fickle though fair | maids.It's a safe wager that the letermined parties to the: Anti-Mar- riage Compact will all capitulate gracefully before they have |quite lost their eligibility among the matrimonial possibilities of Sutton.There is \u2018invention of its kind that has appeared in recent years which ofiers such educational opportunities as the moving picture.With few exceptions the moving picture show has altogether appealed to the amusement, loving side of human nature and many well meaning people object to-it as pampering to the frivolous propensities of young people.Yet, were it utilized for pictorial instruction instead of amusement it could be made 1 valtiable adjunct to conversational and blackboard teaching.So many of the smaller towns possess these moving picture shows that the time may come :when their usefulness in illustrating \u2018interesting facts.will he utilized hy educators, no The Tonic.\u2014 Which Invigorates - When the system down, when buildings patient's strength sao doctors prescribe : Campbell's Quinine Wine Prominent medical men have used this most excellent.tonic for over thirty yours in their practice.\u2019 fa run Up AU JHB IAS es- tion, one might call it inter-organiza- - - A REVOLUTION In Methods of Making à Selling Men's Clothes QUET Guarantésd OEOTHB + - (preseut- \u20181he latest, adams Clothes Making.Thgÿ.an = * l\u201cReady Maude,\" norym \u201c(us Made.'t They have the advastage db old-fushioned Ready Made Clothe, pb vause fley can be mado tb ft BEL they afe made up, Ml ok Clothe# are made \u2018up.snd AVERAGE types, not.REAL am you hy the old-fashioned Heady Clotheÿ you may be quite sure that 1 will ndt it YOU, because np two 8 are exjetiy alike, and once à J \u2018 seurenerdt jh finished it can°t be pied properly without being ail.ripped at and.requl - .PAQUET Guaranteed CLOTHES 1 hae sé fantage of Custom Made betausdé they.can be nade for HAL 9 price @f Custom Made Clothes.quality] and style.They are \u20ac to YOU at.Wholesale Prices, ie Guirañlteced to be the host Apel hy du to-day, nt from $10.00 to worth [$13.50 to $20.00, THE SUIT ILLUSTRITEY fs.mad from absolutely PURE wo navy ji black serge,s_ best thoroughly shrunk and teed tof keep its color.v is unedrelled in this Country.«tn arel made -according to | process and will neither of whape.\u2018l'he, real Our Sy coin Jrlce, P yal of Canada.ee mal so to 44 only.Lang \u201cThe, pdf size extra.Write for FREE Sif bd ing New York's Ja \u201d ing samples of 4 ve cs est materials for the present seaso> Thy hook wie tha 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Ri ¢ : Hours of Cor 10 cee diay exe 1 fropt * to Lot + Treks ST FE and : .Je: 0 Loy E DIN Ù Que {11a Goins Ley 8 .4 2e SL CS set SC dre rt a {TE ei any és qe A a ES SE AT EE EE BHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910.+s '.PAGE NINE, = a af the ALWAYS READY'TO SERVE Simply delicious withicheese or marmalade.A wholesome lunefcon, made frem the whole wheat, coo tredded aod haved, Tosenait, the Shred- Voor te tae food 4for health and strength, At all grocers, 13c.a \\carton, two for 25¢, © Water Works, Water Powers, Patent Soliciter, Surveying, Bell phone P49, People\u2019s phone, fast I veu < 1 aud duriazt.tesuits, un: disease.\u201d \"1S LOC & 1 E X \\ beans 11} EN im Mo tr ed von Cat - Father Morriscy Medicine Co.Ltd.Ta Taint oi the fe 1 ns Fait ccQts, 11 recemment in Salm rey fray de SET TY a A\" Combined Treatment That Really Cures * - Catarrh.Canadian weather, with its { si Fee Teer TE Ars rar HOW LITTLE RAIN-WATER REB SECRETLY DESTROY MOST ROOFING lly to nearly all Roofing, except Brantford.It contains millions Bich oeat awuy its very life, and vou are not awarc of (his re- stings destroved.Wood pulp, jute, cotton-cloth, ete.is used À = fade and cannot fight for itself, ting which does not possess one particle of resistance, is itself Tijurious to ee fng.SiLht bending will produce numerous cracks or A A OPen seu SC ansm it 15 briitie, But the foundation of /rantford sa lone fibred.evenly condensed sheetof pure @ £2 ms through special Saturatory Process, forc- sintation through: and through, and be- dd as flint.This saturated Wool now, : Geof resisting the onslaught of ary But to mayen dLnhly durable Arantfosd is heavily co wWeathor reel - Paluting, After gaine ri tfordR fi Braniford Roofing Mi and water, 1: It needs norepairs, and anyone Cat Say it in any weather.Big Roofing Bogi, with samples, free from us.Brantford Asphalt roman, (hat way, Sa Roofing, Nos.1, 2, 3.Brant oi Tavages of guva = winter agd i ford Rubber Roofing, Nos.1,2, melt 9 of snr yt cana a 3.Brantford Crystal Roofing, ead F become si ana in rhe Gof one ærads only, (heavy).her Many veo Foon ven Mohawk Roofing, one To Flat Younes tiene trent, grade only.je z SRE enemy.ated with 1 require no thiouzh this proyces Lo Rooûng Eneniy can effectit, 9 BRANTFORD ROOFING.CO., Limited, BRANTFORD, CAN.#@ ° I ooke Agents, J.S.MITCHELL & COin falling.grabbed hold of the legs | of Millsom\u2014a dreadful, nerve-shatter- ; | ing experience, even to a warder.| But of att men in his grim catalogue i of acquaintances, the most miserable.the most depicable was Chapman, the | Borough prisoner.who administered | antimony in small doses to his pret ! ty barmaid, Maud Marsh, and took | o fiendish pleasure in watching her dir, day after day, and week © after !week.Chapman had murdered .two \u2018other wives.Never was murderer | more justly sentenced, and never did la man display such abject cowardice | as this Polish eur on the day of his \u2018 sentence and \u2026 the morning of his \u2018doom.He oo .DIED AS HE LIVED\u2014AN ARRANT COWARD.| ences may be illustrated by an in- i cident at a fashionable garden party at Warwick Castle.Here a very : smartly-dressed gentleman was sus pected of picking pockets and arrest- cd.His own pockets were bulging with the purses of his victims.In \u201cvain he protested that he was: \u201ca member of the committee.\u201d He\\ was detained, and his photograph sent to London and shown to Mr.Cook, who at once identified him as an old and cunning thief with headquarters .in \u201cthe Kast End.\u201cThere's a gentleman named Mr.Cook in London who knows you,\u2019 said the chief constable tof Warwick ®t his spruce charge.\u2018\u201cWel], then, if that\u2019s the case, and if Mr.Cook is Warder Cook,\u201d said prisoner with a sigh.\u201cI'll give, up the ghost ' \u201d And he did.Another instance of the universal dre which-Mr.Cook was held by.criminals is recalled from the days when it was the practice of detectives to visit Holloway Gaol for the identification of criminals wanted far still further offences.One of the criminals \u201cwho turned out to be an old band, had a habit of [falling sick on \u2014the days appointed for the visit.Mr.Cook turned up quite unexpectedly.one day, however, - and thus threw him out in his calculations.Their encounter is best described in the short dialogue that ensued : Cook : Hello.how are vou.\u2014Conviet (with an vath) © Why, I've laid in bospit;! two days to \u2018avoid you ! During his lorg and interesting career, Mr.Cook has proved over 1,500 convictions, and his memory for faces has never one been at fault ; nor has his word ever been disputed.io | ! lasts long after they have\u2014well, | nell died game in the fashion of Sid-.tyrs\u2014without a quiver and full of The lighter side of Mr.\u2019Cook\u2019s experi- Ad In EMIGRANTS VALUE TO THE STATF.\u2014 IS ESTIMATED BY SOME Al- THORITIES TO BE £300 EACH, The words \u2018\u2018rich emigrant\u201d express an absurd idea, à contradiction in i terms, to the general public.An emigrant is supposed te he an unfortunate person who has not been able to \u2018\u2018zet on\u2019\u2019 at home, or at any rate sees no prospect of success, and is driven out of the country by adverse circumstances.To a large extent this is true.Apart from the young men who are impelled by an inborn love of adventure and enterprise, it is true that most emigrants would stay at home if they saw before them~anything like the prospects of success that they expect to find across the seas.~ There is another side to the picture, however.The thousands o! emigrants who are crowding the third-class accommodation -of all the steamers.leaving our ports for Canada this month are not merely-of a good class; they include a considerable number of capitalists, The 450 emigrants who sail to-morrow from Liverpool for Canada under the wing of the Salvation Army include at least hplf a dozen who have in their possession at least £100 apiece, and a large number taking from £10 to £100.Yet this is a comparatively poor party.The 300 emigrants sent out by the same organization last week comprised another half dozen who took sums varying from £100 to £1,000.TIt-is estimated that the two parties between them will have in their possession, when they land in Canada, not \u2018less than £30,000.The Salvation Army, when desired hy its clients, takes charge of their money and remits it by draft, to be paid to the \u2018\u2018Army\u2019s\u201d oflicers in Canada on demand.The official emigration organization of the Canadian Government does not do this, nor does it inquire particularly into the financial position of the emigrants, so long as they can comply with the Government regulations.No exact statistics bearing on this point, therefore, are on record.But many emigrants who have gone out on the strength of information supplied by the Government office have made voluntary statements of the \u2018amounts which they are taking with them.One man, for instance, has from £180 to £200; another about £150; a third, £250 ; a fourth, from £500 to £700, Two men, both going out to grow wheat in Alberta, will start with £1,200 and from £1,500 to £2,000 in their Possession respectively.And so the tale goes on, till at the end of the season a total will be reached which can be fairly described as enormous.It is not without interest in this connection to notice that a large amount is sent out to emigrants after their arrival by their friends in this country.The \u2018\u2018remittance man\u201d in Canada generally gets his monthly allowance from home through a bank and the total can hardly ever be guessed.The smaller amounts sent {out by money orders, however, are on record.The Post-master-General\u2019s last report shows that in \u201cthe year 1908-09 as much as £286,220 was sent to British America (chiefly Canada) through his agency, hesides £126,862 to Australia, £45,196 to New Zeal- and, and £92,605 to South Africa.On the other hand, far larger sums are constantly being received in this country through the Colonial Post Offices.Last year, for=instance, as much as £991,278 came from British America, £270,225 from Australia, £187,019 from New Zealand, and £617,201 from South Africa.A large proportion of this money, at any rate from the first three regions named, is sent over by successful emi- srants for the express purpose of enabling members of their families to go ont and join them.\u2018 The money value of a citizen_to the State is estimated by some Ameri- :an authorities, louking at the matter from, what may be called a Chancellor of the lixchequer\u2019s point of view, at £300.At that rate the 100,000 emigrants who are expected -to leave the United Kingdom - for Canada alone this .year wil] increase the productive capital of the Dominion by £30,000,000, in addition to the £4,000,600, or more probably £5,000,000, which they take with: them in moncy.\u2014London Times.A New Straw Hat For À Trifle \u2018That's all it costs to make vour last vear's hat fashionable and bright as new, with Anchor Straw Hat Enamel -\u2014not a watery dve or stain\u2014 but genuine enamel that colors and waterproofs the straw.With this unique preparation, you can have your straw hat to match your sunimer-costume.In all popular colors, from champagne to black.Your dealer has Anchor Straw Hat Enamel or will get it for you or send to pRANDRAM- NDERSON, TERRES SESS LIMITED.MONTREAL, HALIFAX, ST.JOHN, TORONTO, WINNIPEG.52 \u2018 JAS.THOMPSON i Sherbrooke, \u2018Lew A glass of water, every morning rids the system of all impurities\u2014starts the liver working properly\u2014 and purifies the blood.Abbey's Salt is the best spring tonic for young and old.| 25c and 6oc a bottle.won\u2019t catch you sa regularly.if you start in \u2018Spring Fever\u201d right now to take Abbey's - A dessertspoonful, in a a Let us again remind you that we guarantee the following lines of Pen-Angle Hosiery to outwear others.That means the best wearing hosiery sold anywhere.The reason why they will wear longer is because of\u201d the exceptional quality of the cashmere and cotton yarns we.use.And because we knit them on Pen- mans\u2019 exclusive machines, We have the sole rights to use these machines in Canada.They're Seamless There machines form-knit the hosiery to fit the.form of the leg, ankle and foot perfectiv.without a single seam anywhere to irritate your feet or rip apart.They reinforce the feet, heels and tloces\u2014the places that get the hardest usage-\u2014without you ever heing aware of any extra thickness.: Yon see, these machines increase the wear resistance of Pen-Angle Hosiery and at the same: time make them more com- fortable\u2014your ideal hosiery.> Make.up your mind right now that vou will never ugain buy hosiery with, horrid seams Up the lege and acrosz ihe foot\u2014 hosiery less serviceable\u2014hut get Pen-Angle 2 for 1 guaranteed hosiery.For Ladies No.1760.-\u2014-\u201c1.ady Tair\u201d Black Cashmere hoge.Medium weight.Mude of fine, soft cashmere yarns.ooply leg.5-ply foot, heel, toe ani hizh splice, giving, then strength where strength is necded, Box of 3 pairs, $1507 6 pairs, $3.00.: No.1020.\u2014Same quality ns 1760, Put heavier weight.Black only.Fox of 4 puirs, $1.50; 6 pairs, $3.00.No.1150.\u2014Very fine Cashmere hase.Medind weight, Z-ply les.4-ply foot, heel and toe Guaranteed to Wear Longer or you get 2 pairs free We guarantee the following lines of Pen- Angle Hosiery to fit you perfectly, not to shrink or stretch and the dyes to be absolutely fast.Ve guarantee them to wear longer than any other cashmere or cotton hosiery sold at the same prices.If, after\u2019 wearing Pen-Angle Guar- antced IHosiery any length of time, you \u2018should ever find a pair that fails to fulfill this guarantee in any particular, return the same to us and we will replace them with TWO new pairs free of charge, Black, tight and dark tan: leather, cham- ragne, myrtle, perl gray, oxbhlond, helio, cardinal, Box of J pairs, 21.50; & pairs, $3.00, No.1720.\u2014Fine quality Cotton lost, Made of 2-plv Egyptian varn with 3-ply heels and toes.Black, light and dark tan, champagne, myrtle, pearl gray, oxblood.helio, sky.pink, bisque, Box ol 4 pairs, 81.00: 6G pairk, $1.50, No.1175 \u2014-Mercerized.Same eol- org as 1720, Box of 3 pairs, $1.00, 6 pairs, $2.00.; For Men No.2404 \u2014Meditim welght Cashmere half-hoge.Made of 2-plv Botany yarn with our special \u2018Ever- last\u201d heels and toes, Peck, add to its.wearing qualities, while the hosiery still remains soft and comfortable.= Black, light and dark tan,\" leather, champagne.navy, { \u201cmyrtle, pearl gray.slate.oxblood, helio, cadet blue and bisque.Box of 3 pairs, $1.50; 6 puirs, $3.00, No.500.\u2014\u201cBlack Knight.\u201d Winter weight black Cashmere half- Jhose.5-plyv body, spun from pure Australian wool.9-ply silk splicing in heels and toes,\u201d Soft, comfortable.and 1 wonder to resist wear.Box of 3 piuirs, 81,50; 6 puirs, $3.00, No.1090.\u2014Cashmere half-hose, Same quality ns 500.but lighter weight.Black only.Box vf 3 puirs, $1.00; G pairs, $2.09.\u2018 No.230, \u2014 \u201cFveriast\u201d Cottm Socks.Medium weight MA de froni four-ply long staple combgd fogyptian cotton yarn, with six-ply heels amd 400s, Soft in finish and very comfortable to the feet.A winner, Black, Hght and dark tan, Put up in boxes.Tox of 3 pairs, 31.00; 6 puirs, 82.00.» Instructions If your dealer cannot supply you, state number.size and color of hosiery desired, (nd enclose price, and we.Will fill your order postpaid.If not sure of size of hosiery, send size of shoe worn, Remember.we will fill no order for less than one box and only one size in a bux.Catalog Free If vou want something different than the styles and shades listed send for handsome free entaloez which shows un extensive line in colors, 44 28, Paris, Canada Of all the Clothes you know We venture to assert that only - Talormg Is absolutely Right! \u2014 _ Semi-ready , Have you tried \u2018the way of to-day ?\u201d À dé » SEP a m4 4 ca + : ge A + ! 1 = : ie RA : ve Æ : * \u20ac i ; * ; 2 } , + 4 { A 4 , + ; ë 4 5 a.A 8 i hob Bb be i $ J aN ! RB À \"4 ND po Ie gq J ed em A oy WT \"Men BT p=) 3 OEE Wry Birds mm sg de a srr tae ol Sr Ss IAT «or PAGE THN.GARIBALDI AND HIS THOUSAND.EXPEDITION WHICH RESULTED - IN FREEDOM TO ITALY.\u2018 (New York Sun.) ! __ On May 1lth fifty years ago a couple of broken down tramp steamers slipped into the harbor of Mar- \u2018 Sala at the extreme western tip of the island of Sicily, and landed a small body of men, about a thousand in number, * untrained, ill equipped, poorly armed.Before the disembarkation was fully completed the vessels were captured by a squadron of Neapolitan °~ warships.The thousand scurried inland out of reach of the \u2018enemy\u2019s guns, and within three months had overrun the whole kingdom of the Two Sicilies and entered Nazies, the capital.The most amazing venture in modern history had been carried out successfully and was to be crowned soon after by the fulfilment of Italian hopes and wishes in the union of all Italy.Garibaldi and his \u2018\u2018Thousand\u2019\u2019 had won their eternal fame.With Italy one of the great Powers a factor to be reckoned with in the politics of Europe, a united and fairly homogeneous nation, it is difficult to believe that the beginning was \u201cmade only a half century ago, in the years immediately preceding the American Civil War.To the generation that saw it it seemed almost a miracle, and-the Italian peasants could hardly be blamed for their belief that Garibaldi had superhuman power and that his body could not be harmed.To the students who have investigated the - Sicilian expedition SOME YARNS TOLD.Onn NO MORE ENTERTAINING SECTION OF COMMUNITY THAN LAWYERS.- Away from the dry-as-dust volumes there is, says the Edinburgh Evening Dispatch, no more entertaining section of the community than the members of the legal profession.Quite ga merry evening was spent at the annual dinner of the Edinburgh Uni versity Forensic Club recently.Almost every speaker had a good story to relate.Mr.W.P.S.Goodson opened with a story of a barrister \u2018who was blind in one eye.He wore spectacles.On one occasion he set out to give what \u2018he intended to be a damaging indictment, and opened by saying to speech, however, was rendered prac- solutely necessary.\u2019 ,His brilliant pose to use in this case what is ab- the jury: \u2018\u2018Gentlemen, I only pro- tically useless by a wag remarking : \u201cWell, take one of the glasses out of your spectacles.\u201d The same speaker reminded his hearers that \u201cLawyers, like shears, though keen, take care not to cut themselves, but what is in between.\u201d AN IRISH AMENDMENT.Sheriff Guy followed with a capital story about an Irish Act of Parliament.When it was passing through Parliament it was provided that the punishment for a certain offence should be monetary, one-half going to the King and the other to the informer.It was thought by some enterprising politician that the pma- ishment was not severe enough, and an amendment was carried whereby the monetary penalty was changed to one of twenty lashes on the bare back.But when the Act came out a SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAY 2t, 1910.BUSIREtS GARCS | ; COWANSVILLE.Recent visitors here include: Advocates,.etc.Sherbrooke.NICOL, ADVOCATE, 95 WELLING- « ton Street, Sherbrooke.TE, WELLS, WHITE & McFADDEN, Advocates, Sun Lijie Bldg, Sherbrooke CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.K.ADDIE, C.E., QL.S8.,, QUEBEO | e Office, 81 St.Peter St.Residence, ¢8 de Salaberry St.Tel.Connections.RMAND C.CREPEAU, SHERbrooke, Provincial Land Surveyor, Hochelaga Bank Bldg., \"Phone 142.OUGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, QUE,., Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans, subdivisions and surveys, all kinds., A.MEADE, SURVEYOR, COATI- ¢ cook.Bell \u2018Phone.Good connections; INSURANCE AGENTS, Richford, Glen Sutton and Manson- ville on Tuesday and Wednesday.The receipts from the egg supper in the Methodist Church amounted to $22.A food sale and tea will be held in the parlors of the he] Pie st Church on Saturday, the| 21st inst, under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid.McCabe and Miss Hazel Goff were at Richford this week.Miss Vernon, of Compton, is visiting Miss Marion Williams.: Mrs.Gardner Stanton and Mr.Willard Martindale, of Starnbridge, are among the recent guests of -Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Parsons., : William street is being improved by \u2014 - mn em the addition of one or two new ; Rc EN aL AINSUR- houses this summer.Miss McQuil- te CG * Rens © » len is building a house next to her Plate Glass, etc, Record Block.brothers home.Mr.Charles Wil- Recent arrivals and departures are: Mrs.N.Lyster, from Montreal guest of her sister, Miss L.Beacon; Mr.TOUR BROKER.67 W.M.Robinson, home from a trip | \u2014 - \u2019 , 2 IN.Strathcona Square, Sherbrooke.to Portland, Me., Portsmouth and Stocks, Grain, Cotfon bought and sold, Manchester, 'N, H.; Miss Susie Proulx on commission, outright, or on margin.|\u2018\u2019rom Scotstown, ,whese she has been ARCHITECT.- |teaching, to spend the summer here ee \u2014 with her parents; Mrs.Wm.Lancaster J W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, 95 |ang daughter, Miss Etta Lancaster, e Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.Beli of Bethany, guests of Mrs.J.M.Telephone 280.: : Davidson, on Friday; Mrs.James PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.Henderson to South Durham to live.R; T.O, CABANA, SURGEON DENtist, Genest Block; Bell Tel.953.BROKER; _ R.W.A, CARWELL, SPECIALISTE with ber daughter, Mrs.J.Bow- to the Lrotestant Hospital).¥¥e lring, jr; Messrs.P.and J.Forbes, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.ferin Ave.Sherbrooke.Consultation:10-10 |to Montreal on \u2018Tuesday, called by the serious Miss ADVOCATES, Edna Steele, of Richford, Mr.Alfred ; RDA = Mills, of Montreal.- AWRENCE, MORRIS re McIVER, | Mr.P.C.Duboyce was in East Mrs.L.L.Chandler, Mrs.J.I.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE : £tore front.Arriva.s and departnres : + Mr, Chas.WW, Stevens and his dauch | ter, Miss Inez Stevens.from | York Thursday and expect to go on to their cottage near soon; Gen.G.F.Buttertield tu Bus- ton on Thursday.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Congregational Church met at the home of Mrs.FE.W.D.Melloon this.\u201d aîter- noon.T Rev.Dr.Flagg, of Newport, will preach at both services on Sunday next in the Congregational Church, Mrs.J.C.Rollins is quite ill.Word was received here on Thursday of the death of Mrs.A.T.Foster, which occurred at the home of Ler daughter, Mrs.Hawse, in erville, Mass., where Mrs.Foster has -been spending the past winter.PROVINCE HILL.WwW 8.DRESSER & CO., SHER- kins is building a house just beyond | «VV eo brooke, all branches of insurance! Mr.McQuillen*s, and Mr.J.H.Car- A\u2019 number of the friends of Miss DENTISTS.\u201c7.{son is going to add another storey Addie Bailey gave her a surprise \u2014_\u2014 to his house.; party at the home of her brother, YNDMAN & BRADLEY, DENTISTS, - Ce Se 2\" Mr.E.J.Bailey.the occasion being Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.BETHEL.her fifty-third birthday.- She was presented with a purse of money, the presentation being made by Rev, A.Miller.Refreshments \u2018were served.Mrs.St.Onge, sr., fell and broke several ribs.Mr.Hollis Morse is assisting Mr.E.F.Hardy to finish his new house.Mr.E.E.Hardy, a former resident here, is spending a few days calling on friends.Mrs.I.R.Harvey - has \u2018from Boston, called there by the death of her sister, Mrs.F.E Crane, which oceurred - April and brother-in-law, Mr.F.E.Crane, who died May 3rd, 1910.\u2019 + TRENHOLMVILLE.\u2014_ Mr.BF.Stewart is repairine lis | Miss EEth- el Foote, home from -Tilton.NH, New | Graniteville Som.The remains will be brought home for siiterment.- \u201c + 45 returned 20th, | Washin ov mobile, saut \"tig Ù u : no Cylinder Oils, Bunpliy ' ing, Ete, Livery in b .me at 4 - ; In, d 1-4 p.um,, d by a intment.j 5 ir H with calmer and more critical minds{it appeared, \u2018\u2018twenty lashes on the : i pm AT y app > ARTE ss of da brother, Py Fer | \\ its success remains inexplicable.His- |b.£ i A.DARCHE, M.D, serCiALIST.MF.Miles Fcrbes, Mesdames W.L.The farmers nere are busy putting - Spavim, | P baré back, half to go to the Xing : .:aiti ; | tory to be sure, has other records ofl and half to the informer.\u201d 8 * Jive, Far, Nose aad Throat.Office, and G.T.Davidson visiting friends |, the seeds _ and spring work - is vai plist, the achievements of small bands a-§ The Sherif followed this up witha At S¢ Vincent de Paul Hospital, 8-9.|i» South Durham, on Tuesday; Mr.|'bretty well finishèd except where the Boa ue So gainst trememdous odds, but these story of a Scotchman who went to In Richmond, 1st Tuesday of month.Ww.G.Robinson to Newbury, | Vt.; land is very wet.The pastures are Co en Laneres qe usually\" were aided by superior arma-[a lawyer to get his will drawn up.I» ho ticoou, 2nd, a in] of month.Mrs.G.T.Davidson called to Como [not as good as they were a week or _ Horse dealers have my, To ment or knowledge.Here in the mid- After taking numerous notes the law- In Thet ord Mines, fd tues'as \u20ac [on Thursday by the serious illness of two ago owing to so much cold | thousands of dollar LL dle of civilized Europe, a State oflyer said: \u201cIt is usual, sir, in the A.O.ETHIER, M.D., SPECIAL ler mother, Mrs.J.Davidson; Mr.weather.i buying Lame.$ by fo the second order, wliich was thought fevent of your wife surviving you, to Ree.ie Urinary, isa Consaliation.J .T.Davidson, who has \u2018been visit- The visitors at Pineholm during Hérses curing them with Ke - strong enough to resist the enlarged}make some alteration upon your |- 2 £ \u2019 {ing here, returned home to Como; |this week are: Mr.Hall, of / Mon- ol.\u20ac : todal ;\u2018 Kingdom of Sardinia, was over-Üprovision if .she should marry RS: WILLIAMS AND MACKAY \u2014 26 | Messrs.Arthur and Fred Desmerais, |treal, Mrs.N.Lyster, of Montreal, DR \u201cire, aud then selling hy ner Pr thrown in a few weeks by a handfulfagain.\u201d\u201d \u201cOh, yes.What am I leav- à urallontreal Ses Sherbrooke.g Office home from a trip to South -Roxton.and Mrs.Crombie, of Melbourne.sofind animals at a -handsog Es of adventurers.There were only to0ling her ?£100 a year.Just make it'| and by appointment, .PT: The Ladies Aid of All Saints Miss Elda Boast leaves on Friday PTPfit hi many instances in Italian history of} £3200 a year.\u201d \u201cMost men make it church met at the home of Mrs.M.for a two weeks visit with friends in hou can do th ; tes desperate effort by a few enthusiasts less,\u2019 pointed out the lawyer.\u2018Oh, R: F.' A.GADBOIS, | SEECIALEY Reid on Wednesday with a very good viontreal : i \u20ac Same with pie mé RTE to rouse the people against tyrannyl ay,\u201d replied the Scot, \u2018\u2018but the man Ph ou hildren'g Diseases, © Orphanage.attendance in spite of the unpleasant Mr.&.Brock shipped carload of On Morses Here is one man vy i TER Hh that failed lle ; matter of aad.who takes her will deserve it.\u201d rene weather.A very pleasant afternoon |.attle \"and calves.to fhe Montreal sayed Lis horse &nd his money A1 frig is one, equally foolhardy, succeed- ' : 2 - \u2019 - : 5 K 's, \u2018 1 ql Loi ed.Lat Éhenii GON STORY.pre ï Siu i a was spent.+ market last Friday for which he paid of ver Ru, | Tels EVE : .; : ater eri y was responsible ( ood prices.gk Bay Mills, Que., 15th, v ol mire, latest historian of Garibaldi, for a Court of Session story.\u2018Once, DUNHAM.g price ] ) ~~ \u2018[Iwishto inform you that 1 hans .tucky Gas de the hopeless condition of ne expedi- When the present Lord Justice Clerk nd PE Miss Sadie Doherty has.returned DUDSWELL CENTRE: ono endall's Spavin Cure with rod \"Rind NH 28 a) \u2018tion when it started.Even Garibaldi] Was.conducting a jury trial, he made | from ar ecent visit to Knowlton : Mr.and Mrs.Ÿ.C.Osgood are ant wells hiring \"sox na burst ly lf ¥ himself hesitated till the last mo-f2 small jest.The macer was the Evil A Martin B.Ba er was in Manson- spending a few days in Quebec, Mr.1.a bottle-6 for $5.A of .brate gi J ied ment, and with good reason.The]long bearded man who used to be ville on Wednesday.Osgood going as a delegate to the< \u201cA Treati son de \u201che | TETE Ve ent, 8 En Pr : ¢ r.Robert McElro f Knowlton going a legate reatise On The Morse \"free a à co Be bl fide 1 wg: Piedmontese authorities would give macer to Lord McLaren.When the [ Any Person.however Inexperlenced, Mr.Robe y, o * Synod.or from us, < \u2014 Abda gs 44 =) him no countenance, fearing to lose dr oe ark ade his Jest the Fleming's vas ere ecent y and then went} Mr, J.W.Andrew spent the first of pr IB.J.Kendall Co, +o Dasha hkl; -e.élOni: Ri Se fy a) what had been gained by the 1 ULy stula and Poll Evil Cure : _ ey the week with his family here.vec; TR ; i & à campaign.The arms and ammunition laugh \u201cand they laughed.\u2018\u2018Silence !\"\u2019 Fistula and Poll | skilled doctors + Tes Miss Lera Eartlett is ill, also Mr.eR, I ; \u2018that had been counted upon were held shouted the thin Jn measured tones.uétinez dust ito stlontion overs afk A ial BEEBE.was held ( in Orson Jenkerson\u2019s two sons, Rufus \u2014 ene \"The 3 back, and the expedition took byl\u2019 ere\u2019s nothing.to laugh at.\u201d dey\u2014and your money refanded It ever memorial servi as and Ernest.n Le .terpr force from a remote station what it] Mr.Dykes, the president of the Jesving the home sound and smooth.A the Methodisr church on Sunday last Owing to the absence of Mr.Kerr \"Me Main 6147.Ou ae Wilke carried witn it, The reports of thefclub, told a story of how.counsel particulars given in vt Pockot\u2014 in memory of King Edward VII, the io memorial - service for the late |\u201d VICTORIA HOTEL, \u201crv.-, bleto \"Sicilian patriots who were urging his {once rebuked a judge for interrupt- : Veterinary Adviser 4 \u2018Peacemaker.e church was it- i i i d, of wh = 7 + Trot p ging .b k d d .f i t t Write us for a free copy.Ninety.aix P .k ?Th ! b fit King will be on Sunday instea Corner Windsor: and St.Juve § > 4 \u2019 coming were untruthful, and Geribal-Jing.After interposing on several pages, covering more than à hundred vet- tingly draped in black, the pulpit Friday, the 20th.A student ffom \" MONÉRHAL.i lst A di suspected hem.His er Lannon oamasions this Judge said : \"Look eset and ilastrateq.0 bound, clo- @raping being tastefully relieved with Bishop's College will have charge of Rgmodelled under Now Mages M 17 8 Pace were shams.when he had \u2018ance ef lere, sir, your arguments are jus FLEMING BROS., Chomlt green vines and fresh flowers.i i is church during American P'an.$2.00 per day w \u201c1, dam found that the Sicilian peasants did going in at one ear and out at the 33 Church Street.Toronto, Oat, propriate ° music was rendered by the Kerr's absence, Which will he ouf cial rates for guests re 7 Wilke AA rs t fightir a other a se at 7 Lord, what is EER | the choir.{ about a month.jos.tare eo Bord came, and in e first Il ing Foso- \u2018 ?queri coun- = ee rr .v \u2014 epee Cbg m * lino Pilo, the Sicilian insurgent whol] sel.00000000000000000010000000000000000000000000000000000000000000W-c53 3 3.221, had drawn Garibaldi on and whom] Sheriff Guy capped his previous ef- oe! 2700000800005004004000000s © © \u2018 AE to and | the peasants trusted, was killed.Thejforts with a story of a Glasgow |e ; | Ç B Lo Kn # i .y, 4 Gat fight at Calatafini was very nearly a] man who one night gôt very much |e Great Offe SH ERB ROO K R E uy fs SR 1 tani drawn battle and there were timesfthe worse for drink.He fell asleep © : : ° a 7.Mat when the Sicilians were as likely to]in some out of the way place \u2018and ® : - , : Le - ersn turn against the thousand as to help{ wakened with an alarming thirst, \u2019 se > :( .ing « them.Still, Garibaldi did hold out;[and what he might term a drunk-.e : oo - - - + 7% i \"recor he made his way into Palermo under |ard\u2019s hunger.Stumbling home over |e recor difficulties that seemed insuperable ; Glasgow bridge, the man espied e CERBEBREE Sevran mes the | there at last he obtained arms and potato van, Sea thought here was e 2/4 ; - 5 - PRIGES oe stall equipment and reenforcements ; from]his salvation.He stopped the van ® MCINTOSH ST - : === - To : colts that time on Sicily and Italy wereland shouted: \u2018\u2018Here ! hae e onyl® \u2014 = - \u2014 ., King behind him and his red shirts and the [tatties ?' \u201cNaw, they're a done.\u201d ° a: à 3 $ 5ÉE agi 2 3s 2 8 gl: : E Stat.rest of his triumphant progress was] replied the hawker.\u2018Hae ye ony © al = = e| + nf #14] «| \u2014 = 0 = 21 2 = 00 lines comparatively easy.peas?\" then asked tne bibulous|e [HSE 21015 HF 33H 332 {3 2[FE3 - 300.show To Italians, divine assistance seem-|party.\u201cNaw, they're a\u2019 done,\u2019\u2019 again ® 3 2 2 ; ° \u2018Ther ed manifest through him, as it did to came the reply.\u2018Oh !\u2014\u2014,\u201d said the : RAIG ST._ 0 ° shou) mediaeval France through Joan oflmañ.But after scratching his head FR w[oj»|e a) n| e[vi of » 50 0 Coes : .i s = Of = .Arc.To the historian who.knows|ne asked: \u2018\u2018Hae ye ony saut ?' \u2018\u2019Aye, ° 168HE6R : 33 33) 512 31S 4b ola | $3 : Kent Garibaldi\u2019s latter history his renun-flve plenty saut.\u201d \u201cWell, gie\u2019s ale al alesis zl = aici el ela] wel «lel nl a .\u20ac ciation of power to King Victor Em-}make\u2019s\u2019 worth and I'll eat yer\u2014|e à fz : 3 3 s|S/3|à : = i cI 2 s{iririe : s = \u201cte .* boo - Mr.George Gamsby, Angus, and|e EF HF FES i 31912 THÉERAOBERBEA M wl 2 : - RN = SRI fesse ay Chas.Rogers, Cookshire, in town re- |e | 279 Wellington St A very interesting meeting of thele 1 ! ejs[ej=|+[w[wje[éje|+je] + ele SONORE le \u201c| wlojeln -.eu, i .A \u20ac pe Rebekahs was held Tuesday evening, ° nr ALEXANDER - > dim \"BOULEVARD dé Acquitted Deed 18 Cast Mar.when four new candidates received = ST oe ET T= RT = cl oT = IG - .n Photogra h | the first degree.A dainty lunch was ° EEEEEEEEEBEEEEEEEEEREEEEEEEHEEEABEEE ' Death | A wl Yo lelelelelnlsn lolol lll ilies sisiels @ served, and a large crowd enjoyed a |g wl mlelwe] ol |] © o Talal ole l=12l = al sfelsroIx stot-ta * _ 4 ?p y pleasant evening.Final arrange- |e HE =13/5|53/5/3/5/5/5/515 31313/3/23|2/5 z a 313] 313) 2] 21 81 212] 55 (5 SiSIE In the event of puch - .: : .cL] Sn] i] fe] wl] Sl] oe] - lw] SEALE lolli mf me ali] : any will sr In its different branches by an ex- ments were made for their entertain-|@ - T Zz! a deatll\u2019 the Compal i.g pert.Portraiture, Lapdscapes, Hor- [ment and ball on Tuesday evening, ® 2 CHARLES < STREET purchaser's represel - ses, Cattle,- Commercial Machinery 24th, when all visitors from sister | ° o 3 EB sisie E[3 NEE H HEE BE Ep = $ aBBRHE 3151213 ol_12 acquitted deed.ge + Enlargements.Developing and-Print- lodges will be welcomed.eo |=1+** HHH EEHEE EERE BE EEE SE SR eA RR 208 Z < This makes & Delle?ust IE ing for Amateurs.The cheese factory opened on the le 5 le 2 EE EE SLE EE EE EE ELE = HEEBEEEBEBE 38 7 ns, good es en\u201d # 17th.\u2026|e CESSER EEE EE HME NEEM EEE oli ; ve ve ' re ~~ -~ ol ~ \u201cle vy - policy.== Geo.Johnston The Band left for Quebec to-day |® EVANCELINE : STREET {Pol Ré (Saturday).e , \u2014 : nN hurch 149 Wellington St, Sherbrooke.The clerks from the- different stores ® 5 8 3: AEEEEEEEEBEBBEEHEE % Ass The New C 0 are enjoying,the early closing on|® =] \u2014 À \u2018 ee 7 + RE .* \u2018: GOG \u2014 UNION HOUSE, REMODEI- 17 MA pewly futuished, Gurceau & plleter 7 une \u2014 prehension.Abasseuh was reached at last, and all the oflicers were assembled to witness the degradation of their comrade, who all the while kept well in the rear of his chief.\u201cCome forward, you son of a dog!\"_cried the irate pasha, when there stepped before him an ofli- cer with a face as clean as a baby\u2019s in use, with musie, in 1609; \u201cThe Frog and the Mouse,\u201d{in existence in 1580, and \u201cGirls and Boys \u201cCome Out to Play,\u201d which was sung by the vil- agers in the time of Charles II.\u201cLittle Jack Horner\u2019\u2019 we know, is older than the seventeenth century, and last, but not least, \u201cLucy Locket,\u201d the tune from whieh originated **Yankee Doo- are different.As Verboyansk Is the eoldest place in the world, the few winds that come must bring warmth: But then all winds carry moisture.And so we have.the curious fact that, though one may be quite comfortable with the thermometer showing 60 degrees of frost, if a wind springs up and adds 20 or 30 degrees of warmth E.H.SEWELL, City Pass.Agt.Single First-Class Fare for Round COLONIZATION | EXCURSION Trip.ps DIAN: É Going \u2018May 23rd and 24th, Return œ limit, May 26th, 1910.For timetables or further particu- \u2014 mat f and a look of the most supreme inno- dle.\u201d to the air ome has to fly for dearf {45 New Ontario and the Temiskaming ll 2 Po cence.His excellency gave ome look + few of what were called \u201cbattle- life to shelter.| istrict, Quebec.) 5 1 any C , 14 > of blank astouishment and then, with door books\u201d have been handed down to Half an hour in tnat fierce, biting THURSDAY \u2018 ars apply to any of the ; ompany 8 on = a dard and Tteristered.Register *V appreciative smile breaking over us.They were three leaved cards COld means death, But the intense A JUNE 16 1910 agents or to E.O.Grundy, G.F.& à # TRS Nu.41971 his war worn features, turned to the which were folded up into oblong dry cold that is Verhoyansk\u2019's normal gpeciul Round Trip Second Class Colo- bis Ld C assembled oflicers and said, \u201cHere, pucket shaped volumes.These taught Weather is, if not so dangerous, quite nizution Tickets from Sherbrooke, to P.\u2018A, Sherbrooke.| ÿ En gentlemen, your old minister is a fool, reading and numerals in the dame as powerful in its effects.In that icy VESTE EE OAI, Ont.: 3 eg £2 \u2014 and your young lieutenant is a eap- |\u201cschoois in town and country.The lit- Stillness.an iron ax head dropped ob WARREN, ont.$10.90 5 & oe 13 tain.\u201d \u201ctle gilt books ore ce the ground smashes like glass, A CHELMSFORD, Ont.: iit » as they were called, MASSEY, Ont, Lu.$11.00 4 ; adorned on the outside with gilt Dutch bourd i 4 eauoned ood.on the BLIND RIVER, \u201cOui.rares en SLA 75.C.i DuBOYCE, oo SA : paper colored flowers, were much Other hand, ireezes hard as irom.Joka MARIE, Queso.$10.20.52 \u2018 THE HOMEMAKER.* prized gift books of that period.Chil- De Windt in his travels in this re.Nong ata diy ny reine ra - Nota Commissioner ete CA Man's Chivalry to the Fried Goddess 4ren were employed coloring such pic- gion carried his inilk in solid cubes [June 16th only.Ts ry, ; \u2019 .El of the Fireside.ture books by band, one child doing all in a net attached to his sleigh.His Return limit.Passengers may return Cowansville and Dunham Agency 3 As we men frequently admit, it is the red in the series of illustrations, thermometers all burst, for at the up to and including July 16th, 1910.Sherbrooke Dally Recurd + aus °a y another all the.blue.and so on.Of Verhoyansk temperatures quicksilver } ) ha iy eur chivalrous Tegard for woman ; ; \u2018 ike (CITY TICKET OFFICE 6 STRATH- Bubscription®, advertisements .3 freezes and cun be hammered like Pp , and newf : which lead course they gained precision by repeti- u < ; j Jie cas us \u2018© destre that she shall tion, but we very often find the tints copper.It hag indeed been turned into CONA SQ.BELL TEL.130, OR C.ttems recsivet and givem prompt sttems | 1 fo the making.op our home and tho overlapping as if carried out by an in- bullets and shot through a deal board.P.R.STATION TEL.207.ons ./ Ë keeping of our houses.She is tender experienced hand.\u2014London Queen.ae gout ps of red ite.ns \u2018 | | \u2018 seeping : RR ew lumps red ice 1 - .and frail, and so we urge that she UNDER AN UMBRELLA tered Ta Er er WH should any woman look] ® A fast ( shall not for a moment drop her role ° him most was the discovery that it dowdy and frumpy, why\u2019 Feighs 1.250 ls Record 2.291.Bred 5 te goddess of the household.There An Expensive Adventure of a Famous WAS Impossible to smoke.At 40 de- h should she court ill healt -\u2014by G.an .P.Cecil, Danville, Ken- 18 Ss rouses our almos \u2018 \\ ; ; PE | é ro froz i i Mock i i : X \u2018 tacky.= sacred admiration as to see our own Parisian Wit.vo below ne frazen picotine blocks mt e old fashioned corset When \u201cpärticular goddess with a dishrag in lomieu, the famous Parisian wit, the stem freoze do te lips.cigarettes £ shionable eu fl fs ln the King Gamhurst's sire was Nut-} one hand and a frying pan in the oth- Wis one day caught in a shower and I 5 st be embarrassing find po lonan e, easy lowing \u2018mes by burst, record 2.12, _ he by the cele-| cr.Let us never desert this high ideal forced to seek refuge in a doorway of | bonus h be termor to find, be the newest and latest corset and brated sire Nutwood.record 2.101.) 5 womänhood and its lofty purpose In \u2018Le opera house.lt was 6 o'clock al- OU docs when the thermometer reach: enjoy the best of good health as he by Belmont 51, by Alexander's life.x ready and he had an engagenidnt in es SU below, that ones very breath well ?, Abdallah, he by Rysdike\u2019s Hamble- le .= 6 _ A i falls at one's feet in a fine white pow: ./ to Particularly let us not do so because Le Cafe de Paris for that very hour.| \u2018 ; tionian.; ; arly : The rai ) der der.A mustache becomes a torture\u2014 How ca h h The dam of Nutwood was Miss Rus- if a woman does not keep the hopse | \u201c2 FUN fell in torrents.There was a heavy, solid luinp of ice.To lay a ° n you show the Ll the dam of Mand S., 2.8%.it will not be kept.Would we wen D0 carriage to be had.He häd no um- Lare hand on metal moans that the latest figure, they Tong grace- ure en © a, 58 ve no chsineer and prepare 095 mens nos A Tamenting hid re hy skin will stay where it touches.A ful lines, exacted hy the recent - erprise by Onward, 2.25}, by George one year?Would we wash dishes * was le \u201c|, sse travola aes .; \u2018 : Wilkes 2.22, lhe by Rysdike\u2019s Ham-| 1,095 times, wipe.them 1,095 times, (leman with a large umbrella passed hit outside his ry he be Pons ac vou th their une bletonian.Onward is the sire of 115| ev, darn, mend, devote our lives to bY.ltomieu was seized with a sudden |*cked if nenin Ît bent and almost © ashioned Æorsets with their un- Trotters and 32 Pacers, in the 2.304 gray monotony of treadmill effort?inspiration.He rushed out \u2018and grasp- fe ke Wing a throu on 4 > air natural and\u2019unhealthy abrupt break - list and Detter and his olsprings oz Not on your life! Our chivalrous re- \u20ac4 the stranger by the arm.and grave: | \u201cmade a \u2018noise like theatrical than at the waist line?The fault is not s, 2 rotters in the list.el var Any ly install imse \u20ac protect- ¢ oR 6 * : \u2018 .dam of King Gamlurst was Ray gard fos dared woman would not per- J Justalied himself under the protect 4 in your figure.Toy, our La Diva\u201d* Wilkes, by Gambetta Wilkes, his re- Mitt / we would go crazy within Ne cord A «At these temperatures many usually x enaissance-designed after- , œrdis 2.191, She ix also the dam of Six months if we tried.T know of Ln overjoyed fo Ta you,\u201d he ir trusty articles, such as combs and AN close study of poe styles Mamola 2.18;, Penick 2.191, Dunette nothing that we should cling to more N° lately began.\u201cI have been look 0 0 knie handles, shrivel or = ing for you for two weeks.1 wanted to tell you about Clementine.\u201d Without giving the stranger time to express his surprise Romieu rattled off 2221, Rosette, M \u2018and Hero 2.10.- Gambetta Wilkes, 2.19!, is the best stallion living to-day, and has in the 2.18%, at Longchamps, in the tea rooms Rue de Rivoli, and at the famous dress-makers of Rue de la Paix! The La Diva Renaissance will give you.a physique no other corset can give.Airship 2.11%, } closely than this chivalrous regard fcr our womankind.It saves the cost of many and many a hired girl.I have penned this little tribute to bend or break.Verhoyansk Is 2 nuddle of mud plastered huts alone oue straggling street, _ rg À Tees 1.© divs : y .: list 2.10 and 2.15 Trotters and Pac- .svalr .\u2018 away With gossip and anecdote until Fhe Windows, dre of ire, su that can- irs more than any other st li liv min\u2019s chivalrous regard for woman oY 8 ! en ; dles are needed beth sununer and win: LN ¢ 3 stallion liv- \\ecause anybody can see that it de \"© had led the unknown companion to pe ; | Ling or dead ; he has ten colts with} =~ anyoody CARS \u2018 © - of the Caf rari ter.\u201cTwenty miles avay, across a dis- 6 : , i It serves it.Wom the housekeepos tlie door of the Cafe de Paris.Then ; .Tecords Th 2.10 and better, 52 with] > °°° : oman, the Mhousekeepe ; ; ; i wal plain of Stow, fes a low, black : * ELLE TS aa he glanced at him with a face of well {and nothing else), the fried gcddess records in 2.15 aud has 200 colts in| | DE tf the fireside, the queen of her domes- livre of pine forests the list of 2720 and better.! fvigned astonishment.: ., .No other 5 \u201ci On te other side is the frozen river, \u201cstallion that ever lived had as many \u2018i.: domain.with a stewpan for a tiara \u201cPardon, monsieur!\u201d be eried.\u2018from which derse unies, minis We're anxious to ses All we ask is that you colts in the list\u2014no horse outranks and a stove hook:for à scepter, let us Sees I am mistaken\u201d voll Bo for este Toe ether bie a how Canadian womien will see it, and judge its merits - King Gamhurst in Canada or United tezether pledge Wer, while we register \"1 believe so, said the stranger.tn Flere se nel fi vers ja Snir appreciate our endeavour to for yourself.Kindly show 3.States in breeding, in blood or speed cur chivalrous vow that we will keep \u201cGoud gracious!\u201d added Romieuw.NT 0 0 ET woud fo : For that @; this advertisement to the = lines.He starts very fast and can] br where she fs unless we men need \u201cPe discreet.Don\u2019t repeat what I _ 7 Ps N + oo ol he ory Teo.ove hae a b - sales person and ask to see a sow 8 two-minute clip\u2019 on the road.ner \u2018as a sten grapher er something have told yon.\u201d LS | © OF ; i 4 hin priceof\"La Diva\" only ° orse {4 La Diva Rensissanceand iS No rena wiv a 2 ; \u2019 .; ' : ; ' orb eu - : 3 should mot gen BY this 1 horse else, in wLich event our chivalrous re- oi prom =e you.\u201d > Dns ae pln fan $2.50\u2014 it's a $3.50 corset.* decide for yourself.give ext speed.e A thousaud pardons! gurd may stretch a few points.\u2014Cali- foruia Monthly.PIE FOR BREAKFAST.Jnce Cons'rlered as Much a Virtue as Eariy Rising.- Iam awnre that, according to the azest edition of the revised statutes, siting pie ut breakfast is now u peni- Write today for our Corset Booklet.\u2018We send it FREE.This book will tell ou just what style of corset is adapted to \u201cYOUR physique in order to retain health and _Giveshapcliness, THE DOMINION CORSET COMPANY, QUEBEC, 2< _ dr 5eme Was the fastest yearling ever bred in Kentucky.He paced a quarter of a Mile in 31} seconds when only one year old.Two .years ago in the Spring, 24th of May, this horse won the first money at Stanstead, J mile beat, doing the half mile in \u20181.103.King Gamnhur=t stands lt hands high, his color a beautiful bay, no White.He is of perfect conformation Ilomieu hastened within the cafe avd amid great laughter t&,d the adventure to his friends.Suddenly one of them said: \u201cYour cravat is rumpled.\u201d Romieu put his hand to his neck and turned pale.llis pin, a valuable sup- phire, was goue.Ou further examination, his purse and watch were found an wi 00 man ever saw à horse with] entiary offense, punishable by hard | to be gone.The man with the uw- à .Like disposition.abor on the farm tor a period vot ex- brella was a pickpocket\u2014Londou \u2019Pit- .eet ~ VEO > ; .E blood th evet: like, Breed to the cedirie eighty-five years.But it oace Bits.ss ; that bas produced campaign- [ ; To .#4 os, ?; - shared with early rising the reputa- mena - icn-of à virtuomw act.- There are peo- le today who are well thought of in E> al 3 SA This horse will make the season of +4 GUARDED BY ICY WI 1 BW, beginning June 1st: Monday he community\u2014who evén \u201cdress 1 .B0On at the sialic of 1.NS.Squires, inner,\u201d bless your beart=who have, \u2014 Compton ; Meauiny Stable, Waterviile ; Tuesday noon, at Stable of A.M.Bowen, last Hatley; Tuesday niche or Badyger\u2019s Stables, Ayers Cliff © Wednesday noon at the stable of Highlan(t House, Barnston; 7e parsdar, Friday and Saturday at hy Proprietor'5 stuble, Coaticook.=» Service Fee, $10 to Warrent Mares disposed of will he considered foal.AN rar at cwner's risk.~ WM.SMITH COATICOOK.night at Hotel {aone the loss, eaten pie for breakfast ind have tipped back on their chairs\u2019- ind legs and sat thus with such a aprile upon their faces as spoke of ence with all the world, themselves ncluded, 5.But nowadays.merely to talk of so nuch fried stuff, pork and eggs and rotatoes and pancakes and so much \u201cweet stuff, molasses, fruit preserves, ~aifee cup a puddle of sugar, pie and Ut that, sends us who bear it to the sitchen cupboard, where the cooking soda is, first aid to the indigestive.Co eat such a meal seers hardly less oarbnrous than wearing feathers in a seaulp lock.jut remember that we | Jidn't work all day yesterday from Lerore daylight till after dark.We 1idw't tumble into bed and fall sound steep ere ever our heads had touched the pillaw, so anxious wis the \u2018night A Frigid Convict Station In the | Northeast of Siberia.; ageavertioctprerae - } ! | bedi THE COLDEST SPOT ON EARTH poi Te SABRE HEN } Co 0 from the standpoint of an No Precautions Are Necessary Against Escape at Verhoyansk\u2014When the Wind Blows, Half an Hour In the Fierce, Biting Cold Means Death., Have you ever considered \u201cPainting\u201d insurance policy ?- The premium represented by the cost inting is i i I : of painting is in proportion to the importance of the security afforded, no higher than other insurance; in fact it is considerably smaller, and soon becomes a minus quantity, Why Fire Insurance\u2014 Tornado Insurance\u2014Lightning-rods ?They only protect when that which you wish to avert, happens, The coldest place in the world one would vaturally expect to be either the north or the south pole, but it is not.It is a village in the portheast of i Siberia named Verhoyansk.There the average temperature of the three worst winter months is 53 degrees F.below.zero, which rmeany GET THIS CATALOGUE The Best Ever ice 4 ; ; « 85 degrees of frost.During January ° .° f58ue Geng, Rifles, ri e body\u2019s repair gang to ged N - ° Amina nu Ein shift of the body .pair g 1d tiss es | the average temperature is 56 dezreey ar In- nour aint 0° LL Te on \u201cthe job .of tearing out O ISsues past à 0 ure Tae La cal, Golt, \".{ We didn't waken below zero, or 88 degrees of frost.On pp con Bio rrosse, ne do find a hugry order one occasion the thermometer regis.| ds th ; .ms Gun hl all i ror more raw material hanging on the tered the remarkable figure of 120 de- affor a ei utmost protection, insures your property, beginning with its Sports Vow hook.and we didn't put an edge like a grees of frost! The average Janoary Va A roste th wards off the sun dogs of Old Sol, the.nips of Old Jack E > < ; hroken bottle ou that hurry coll Ly i figure for London, on the other hand, who Punt.Viohee, or | temper snarling chores.: | _ But in Verhoyansk most mouths are 2 safer, surer or more reliable insurance could a plays Cu'coor Wo haven't befbre us a whole Ions | winter months.July, curiously enough, be offered.re front EE CARE morning with a mall and glut, SE ! fs as hot there ns in London, but.the 2 If your dealer cannot supply you, notify us and we RTIN- ! UN 002 -| rin rails or breaking up new gh ! shindow of the terrible winter hangs + willgladly direct you to where our paints ure right ar rion ins so long \u2018 = aere p to be had, guar.Pom er ui) u balky teara\u2014a morning s 3 over even the warmest mouths.Decline All Substitute PAINT Stock, Tien mnt a \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Lven in midsuntmer the forests Write for illustratrated booklet, \u201cH = Vois sn La tune PASTU RAGE which surround the desolate plain in teresting color card.Free for the asking, Beautiful,\u201d and ine 100 9 pyRE .Catia 7?- weason, the center ot whieh Verhoyansk ° ai us.Horses and Oattle taken for the \u2019 1S ! - - ., ; T ' or by the mouth, on 100 acre home pas stands are withered and gray The The Martin-Senour Co, (Limited) Montreal SIO -W.Boyd & Son, | ture, at usual rates.Also special rates vis js colorless.TI few fawers Pioneers Pure Pair,¢ .2] Notre Lame St.West, Montreal \u2018on 350 acre new land pasture, as fol- grass ix colorless.he few howe - wn, % \u2018 : flows :\u2014yearlings, $1.00: 2 ar oldn.are odorless.The bare soil of the ne se = | A $1 50; 3 year olds, $2.00; 4 er a plat ilself refuses to produce vedo.2 : _ M fe Samm rm > 2° | | cattle, 84.00, for the.seuson, at ov tubles of uuy kind.The ground is LA CIE CODERE & tI Ea \u2019 = risk à v > .à : > v - 'w.A.HALE, os Ww.J.May.| «RL t LS Agents for Sherbrooke.Telephone 359, 744 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ai! dd > PXUE TNELVS, 7ÉTTUITT : SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1910.\u2014 do ~ / +o - 1 HATLEBY.MEMORIALS a 2 _ RY REGARDING SPRING FASHIONS \u201cMir.KE.Whitcomb has leased the (Hollable work only, in Granite piand The anna] busing 17 \u2018 ° home farm, the property of his fath- |.e Monuments.© asonable, Missionar Ur meet; 8, ji \u2019 er, Mr.Z.Whitcomb, for the com- RICHARD HAMBLY, ÿ Union of Big}, ing po 2 IR , Bh a ; à ; \u20ac ot .Coaticook, Que.| sity was |held OD'à Da; ing year.Mr.and Mrs.Whitcomb will \u2014 ~Tlast in th on Th Taj e Council Ch Y even i ° continue to reside there.College.Mr.amber te ue oa ied \\ A.2 SIAC EE EN Arrivals and departures: Rev, T.presided.|The Follow; ruler, x | x 2-14 gE G.Devitt and Mr.J.P.Boweb, in officers for ensuing yet.© deg gatablishe LA RE Quebec, attending the annual meeting Mr.CLL Mortimer \u201c President re CR Ef of the synod, this week; Miss Marion Mr.N.Hj Snow, BA Petidey = STE: LE Poole, to join her mothes, Mrs.E.treasurer,| Mr.W.H M ecretary.Jil ug Poole, at Boynton; Mrs.Howe from À.Members of comumitins ca B, opt BYE a visit in Montreal; Mr.Robinson, Grant, Iidge, Shires, The Mea GE RK cf Barrie, Ont:, and Mr.Dresser, tr's report showed a cong Cie AUER Richmond, here on Wednesday; Mr.balance op hand.Gary se et BY Ii.LeBaron, at Stanstead on Wedufs- \u2014 gaa 2 \u2018day; Mr.A.M.Bowen, of the Hat- \u20186; Bb! - :ey House, at Coaticook the same teas.day; Mr.J, White, from West Comp- poi WAL ton, has rooms at the Hatley House; ; A6 MA *- Miss Ida.LeBaron, with relatives at yer IBY Way's Mills, the past week; Miss 2 edt RL Brian, at South Barnston, where she Qderapy, CEA: RE ig teaching a summer term of school; ARTS i | CHARGE HSER.5 Miss Marjorie Bowen is suffering.\u2014m\" EDUCATION = 1 8 caked gle from a severe cold.ll want it right away, The \u201cPuritan\u201d © \u2018 THEO + M Ee EA \"A meeting of the official hoard of Will want it rig away.The \u201cPuritan\u201d LOGY 4 ! \u2018oRevS, TR ERA the.Methodist church was held in takes all the work out of wash day\u2014ia | MEDICINE & L.J Papin #3 À À i the.-church hall, on Monday evening, fact, it does away witli wash-day becuure- \u201cSCIEN E (Including .girector of Es 4 DA 1 when the usual routine of business a big family wash can be done in an - gorel, aa Ead TRY was transacted.~ hour.Improved roller Gear and otlhur attenda b y takai .goreb th we bl Mie Rev.R.Goudie attended the annual exclusive features wean quick, easy cndance, but students desiring pad.= gigs of LE GMT | district meeting at Stanstead, on washing \"7 uate moe tend one Session, They al.rept REN Tuesday.| \u201cFavorite | Were ents_ reg: : (ed eg A LITTLE GINGHAM GOWN.: th the \u201cFavorite\u201d | | Tegatered , EEE RICH EVENING GOWN This design is presented as a sug-| GRAY GLACE TAFFETA GOWN The Hatley Cadet Band gave their chargera MOMOnal PEVE NE \u201c j1909-10.{ | e Le RE Th ! ent fad of = vu.gestion for-a morning frock of ginz- FOR MATRON.first open air concert of the season, If your dealer does not handle these - For Calendars, write the Res: .sand re a b terial present a of dilférent ter.ham or other washable material.Its The go ab was made of s'ate on Tuesday evening, which was much.two labor-saving devices, write us.\u20ac8 | - GEO, Y CHOWN Morghe ried Yio xk hear ture and color is displayed in this simplicity and cut recommends this gra face taffeta and was +izned 2njoyed.DAVID MAXWELL & SONS.- ST.MARY'S, Oil.14 Co Kineton Gs unk w id HAYS - beautiful gown of classic lines.It is frock, it being so constructed :s to for Yo wear of a middle-aged \"a The men belonging to the congre- : _\u2014_, Ou = ovine 2121 + 7.,iberty.The bodice and deep band on misshapen appearance which vith tion.The skirt fits the form cuite °N Wednesday for the purpose of put- : .oe Midin and M all ore 28 ng the skirt are embroidered in gold.many frocks frequently follows a L¢D\u201d snugly around waist and hips, but ting the cemetery in order and fur- School of Minin Chemistr and Minecne cide ol the ily a Around the waist is wrapped a bing.The closing of the surplice \"o-| widens to appropriate fulness at the ther beautifying the same.A sump- Mi eralogy and G .some ty tb À XF ; length of tinted ribbon, in apricot | dice is finished by a simple ruffle of[ feet, being slightly puffed and held in tuous dinner was served by the ladies A COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE, | Chemical Engi Er: major! tu fn en and pink, one edge of which is finish- lace.and the neck is filled in by al below the knees.The black lace icha'of the *\u2018Aid.\u201d Co.= \"Affiliated to Queen\u2019s University, Civil Engineering, © ?ven = ne) ed by a narrow gold fringe.This rib- shield of tucked muslin, bordered ty which drapes the shoulders, banging' Owing to the fact that Friday the KINGSTON ONT Methanical Engineering only 94 ET ad LH bon and a broader fringe are used to| & band of embroidery.The skirt 18} to the waist in the back, gives -ich- 20th, and Tuesday the 24th are both \u2019 ° Êlektrical Engineering * ORIAL he 4 it produce the draped tunic effect of the fulled into a fitted piece at the feet, pess and dignity to the costume.\"he holidays, the branch office of the For Calendar of the School: and further infor- Biology and Public Healy, MBM th Joey skirt.The fringe edges the short Which extends half bard up the pue front of the bodice is embroidered in| E.T.Bank will not be open \u2018till Fri- mation, apply to the Secretary, School of Mining, Power Development, London, 4 4 BRL sleeves.The square line of the cor- in tablier effect, and in the vack be-\\ silver, and above this is a band cf; day.May 27th.: got, n World says f Cf sage at the front is softened by folds comes a panel which reaches to the! rare old lace, similar.bands being| The 1gst meeting of the Guild of | = memes mo = \u201cKing Bd Abr ig uy of apricot chiffon.waist line.| used for the sleeve trimming./ Yoke|g¢ James\u2019 was entertained by Mrs.- à Europe MO L'ILE DR OT -_ and collar of grey chiffon, gray «rinir, W.Pope.| - $ mighty Brit Hat $a .turban, with gray plume and wreath : ) Ou ave à 0 e ¢ en sabodiment | M sn ÿ of silver tissue roses.- ' mankest in te de à on lpr remnant F H d h S ' \u2019 .\u2014- » .the consur EEE | TESTING AGE OF DRESSED or ça ac \u20ac .as cool and white as a dairy.No smell, no smobs bopes ia tre if wig POULTRY.À Caused by sick stomach, 1ll- no heat, no dust.No old-fashioned! contrivances, Th pa co-peors, oH Pad One of the commonest ways of| regulated bile,sluggish bowels, \" | : TH \u2014 attern for deu 445 VY l testing the age of dressed poultry is vo train or overwork _ y.\u2018 \"20° .The deat TAR to take the end of the breastbone| MNErvous stra > « the gga Bl farthest from the head between the] the safest and surest remedy 1s | y IOIN ï in the PR a PI pen A thumb and finger, \u2018and attempt to ° who { glnA des Ta bend it to one side.In a very young 9 ; .n $ cam bird, say a \u2018broiler\u2019 chicken or a] - 2 diary th Cap WEA green goose, it will be easily bent, 1 1 } oi the hae \u201cacné et 4 - like the cartilage in the human ear; - ot King ga ripe gee - *in a bird a year or so old it will be ;, Lo.TL The sugge A ERNST brittle, and in an old bird tough and Cs is the latest practical, scientific cook-stove.|{ It will cook the mast the Jews Bi ph Eo hard to bend or break.Unfortunate-| | .elaborate dinner without heating the kitchen.@ 4 to Bim ITY FEA f - ly, tricky dealers sometimes .break! Soid Everywhere.In Boxes cents., : =.don.p jo baled g or the ond of the breastbone before er Boils, bakes, or roasts better than any range.Ready in a second .DEE ; | 7 ibiting the bird, and thus , render : : : .\\ te [ eres pip yr ; the test worthless.If the feet are Extinguished in a second, .Fittcd with Cabinet Top, with collapsible © yYermouth cn ; D Pr \\ left on the carcass they furnish a : rests, towel rack, and every up-to-de .J gram receive Cre Rb pE aT - oo : \u2018test of the age.In a young bird er 100 ê dITld g feature imaginable.You want it, be d Er, UT Sy CHR A PARISIAN CHAPEAU \\ .they are soft and smooth, becoming 2 ; cause-it il cook any dinner and not Na been ec | La Bi One f th ne t a the KE .nard and rough as the bird grows Fa Or i ne amhe ho eoal to bring in, no nd at Kalispell ade 18a 7 eo e very newest an ° older, The claws are short and|f Ci y oF 5 f Ù eq.+ ' | » oA most striking novelties of the Paris| ~~ OF HENRJETTA CLOTH.sharp in a young bird, becoming] : ; to carry ot.It does away with the bowed bilge) season, in matter of headgear, is pic-| \u2018At least one little frock of woollen longer and blunter with age\u2019 and We offer for the beautiful drudgery of Cooking, and maki £1 \u201coon Poh 4 44 tured above.The hat, which is of material is necessary for a little| use.The spur above the foot is also summer season the largest as- 7 p casure.men t \u20ac sen x Parker it i lack erin, has a narrow, irregular girl's summer wardrobe.Especizlly is] to be observed ; when the bird is very sortment of Light Buggies, 3 cause pea tan prin i ind South HEM r , which turns back over a row of this true when a visit to the »soun-| young like a \u2018\u2018broiler\u2019 chicken, it.is .such as Concords, Piano Box, quick fire, bimply by turning à bands.* Hin small, white wings, arranged in an| tains or seashore is contemplated.| Hardly apparent ; a few months lati r Rubber Tire Buggies (with or No half-hour reparation.not only | BOT \u201cCRE RL Dpstanding ring around the crown.Here is an excellent design for :iuch, it is long but straight; in a matufs without tops), at prices that is less tro ble than coal, butitcoms WN ° \u201cM London TE au, e latter is high and soft, and does made of gray blue henrietta, nd to bird it is larger still and crooked ât defy competition.! less, Absolutely no smell, no spol) w ' 7 H jl fhach Lo often the severe effect of be worn with lingerie guimpe.Tiie{ the end.It is more developed in Specialties: Hotel - Busses, and it doesn\u2019t heat the kitchen, - D'Brisaites HE sets well down over the head.al Liste 0 ok ange straieht rom is males than in females.and capons.Waggons, Express Waggons, \u2018 The nickel finish, with the torques _ Adel : , y -al- \u2019 _ - .i , SH v pau Jay most concealing the coiffure be- gide of the neck-opening which are | | re order or hort notice.blue of thelenameled chimnays, males local hospi His neath.Bo striking\u2019 is the effect of stitched to the waistline.\u2018The 1 nder- W.R.BRADLEY & SON, ber tires attached promptly - the stove prnamental and attractive aun King's dog 1k this chapeau as to be almost start- arm seam is left open and !ostened and with c Made with|1, 2 and 3 burbers; the).9 tonal il ling, but the design has the two-fold | together by numerous little silk UNDERTAKERS are.fol tal j and 3-burrjer stoves oasl be had wih The Libera ber advantage of being direct from Paris straps and buttons ; this trimming AND PICTURE FRAMERS.L Ci p \u2018Bi & Fil ÿ Cautionarÿ Note: eure CE or without (Cabinet.LL - tlah \u2018darmbe and being a departure in the matter being repeated on the short cap §§ FRONTENAC STREET.: a Vie D, Biron 118 sou get {his etbve Bee k Every dealfr everywherp; H'oat pou and to tury of size, from the many monstrosities sleeve.The hat is of blue straw with ' v EAST SHERBROOKE soads \u201cNew Perfection.\u201d write for Descriptive Circular tg > À Mr.Bnov one sees on every hand\u2014or rather on trimming of black velvet, blue siik B .SHERBROOKE, QUE.agency oo A : ta section every head.roses and Dresden ribbon.ell Telephone 297.People\u2019s Tel.AAA \u2019 2 et \u2014 te Ç mme meme ! The Imperial Oil Company, | The damc LOCKWOOD ASH HICH EFFI- Limited.by John E MR.BORDEN WILL prace every kind of oven, from the LAKE MEGANTIC.~~ | CIENCY MARINE MOTORS.ei mn mt pm | Linh parl EXTEND HIS TOUR, | vers, to the, latest improved bnoek.jours: (- X, Thibodeau, who ve \u201cDon't Knock\u2014hay Doort.\u201d = I : ee RS .\u2019 : : taken to the hospital in Sherbrooke ! ® = = :| down type.\u201cDetachments of student i VISIBL - last Friday, after having an opera- i Ya WILL GO INTO NORTHERN ONTA- bakers are sent regularly to attend tion performed, is reported to be mé Yorl 7 4 1: \u2019 mproving.; : 7 Le Cee - urned.RIO IN MONTH OF SEPTEM- pd SUP ee dE qhe pur The Model School closed on: \u2018Thurs- : 0 BK ove] Batu BER.- instruction t y \u201cmiliti an ¢ BIVINE day for the holidays in connection ; vens an Ottawa, May 20.\u2014Mr R L.Bor- 0 the militia, ete.ith the funeral of the lat?King and ¢ Yo re den, leader of the Opposition, has ACCIDENTS ON BRITISH RAIL- Wednesday\u201d Mas 2Rthr 0 lé open où - | © soon, gor panned Second tour to take place WAYS.Mr.Jos.Faucher hus just finished ra vas : (Engineering).a substantial stone foundation - for The new itinerary will include a much larger area than the one to take place during the last two weeks in /June.fir Borden has determined that the electors shall be informed :irect- ly of the\" Conservatives\u2019 attitude on the great federal issues; The June tour will consist of nine meetings, ~ mostly in rural centres at monster picnics.Sir James Whitney or one of the members of his Cabinet will be associated with Mr.Borden at each meeting.The September tour will include at least two meetings in Northern On: tario, including one at Port Arthur and one at North Bay.Fully one dozen places will be visited on the September tour.The returns of accidents and cas- Jualties on the raiiways of thé United Kingdom in the year 1909 have just heen issued by the Board of Trade, and show an increase in the fatal and non-fatal accidents to passengers.In 1908 no passenger was killed, but 283 were injured through accidents to trains, rolling stock, permanent way, etc.In 1909 the passengers killed and injured from respectively.On the whole, however, the casualties on the railways show a decrease of 72 fatal and 392 non-fatal accidents, those happening to servants of the companies having heen very considerably reduced.For this class the numbers stand yet, however, at as high a figure as 318 these causes numbered 1 and 390 his new house on Maple avenue opposite the College, aud has the frame up for a full two-storey dwelling.alley\u2019s* Comet was very plainly morning from 3 o'clock till 3.30, when it faded from sight in the advancing light of the rising sun.The tenants have all vacated the McLeod hlock, recently purchased by: the Eastern Townships Bank, and the work on the alterations to prepare the building for the business of the Bank commenced on Wednesday.It is expected that it will be ready for their occupation by the 15th of June, when their lease expires .on their old stand.Mr, J.A.Bernier, the jeweller, is to have the old bank premises altered for his business and seen from Ness Hill last Saturday | Satisfaction manship and Trices; P.O.Box 84, - BUZZELL BROS.Agts., MAGOCG, - -~ QUE.Designers and Manufacturers of High Class Motor Jloats and Contractors for Cottages.on lake Memphremagog> : Is Light in Weight] But =~ Heavy in Fool Values, = gir Orange Meat and Milk is a Perfect Food.\" guaranteed in both work- ~ Out of .a Jo Don't bother cooking porridge\u2014don't work with pots and pans.Eat Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes for breakfast\u2014it's ready to serve, needs no preparing.Contains 907, food value\u2014is more nourishing than heavy, heating porridge dishes.TRAINING BAKERS AND COOKS |killed and 4,599 injured, though Will move in as soon as it is ready.FOR ARMY SERVICE.when compared with the army of men : + \u2014\" A training school for hakers and \u2018employed, and taking into considera- GOULD.cooks in which specially selected men | tion the fact that many are due to Arrivals and departures: Mr.Ken- from organizations of the army, who men taking risks which are disap- neth Smith, of Tolsta, in town Wed- have not less than 24 years to serve proved by the companies, the figures nesday; Miss Lizzie Matheson and : : age ~~ er - uo, x x + tr * * qe Ps and who have manifested a desire to learn the trade, are taught, is described, with numerous illustrations, \u201cin the June number of Popular Mechanics.The school is maintained by the War Department at Fort Riley, Kansas.The course extends over a term of four months, but the baking and cooking departments are distinct\u2014that is, the soldier student is entered in one-or the other in accordance with the order detailing Him for duty.A new class of bakers is started the 15th of each month.The post se SATTLE CALER hakery is operated by the .school, responsible for a large \u2018number of aunt, Mrs.K.MoCaskill.THE TOASTLD CORN FLAKE CO.and all bread issued to troops sta- casualties, those classified under this : + SWEETHEART mst ma ans ma tioned at Fort Riley is baked by the head numpering 586 fatal and non- EATON CORNER.OF THE CORN * student class.In addition to the fatal.Altogether there were 581 Miss Mabel Lindsay returned from - regular issue bread, a higher grade of.bread, called \u2018\u2018sales bread,\u201d is baked for sale to officers and others authorized to purchase bread at Fort Riley.\u201d Rye bread, graham bread, assume more reasonable proportions, Among the casualties to servants, for instance, some 71 were classed walking, crossing or standing on the | line on duty at stations, and 33 killed and 53 injured under- similar classification, but at parts of the | line other than stations.It is rea- | sonable to suppose that even if duty in these cases involved a certain amount of risk, a good look-out might have reduced the number in : these classes.As usual, braking, .spragging and chocking of wheels are accidents, of which , 13 were fatal, in coupling operations, while attending the engines in motion was responsible for 2 fatal and 609 non-fatal accidents.Moving vehicles by cap- and all sorts of rolls, buns and stans, levers, etc., is a division in doughnuts are haked in sufficient quantities for efficient instruction.Four days.each month are devoted to instruction in handling the regimental field bakery and equipment.The student hakers are detailed hy roster on the various duties of making straight doughs, sponges, yeasts and ferments; on the machine work, fires, ovens and pans and field ovens; as issue clerks and mixing room orderlies, The field experiments em- which 6 fatal and 518 non-fdtal accidents have heen recorded for last year, while tu men at work on the permanent way .are responsible for 47 killed and 90 injured.The pro- \"portion of killed to injured being greater in this than in any other class of accident with one exception.Some 69 men were killed and 169 injured by being caught hetween ve- as killed and 224 as injured while | { Miss Julia Tupper in Winslow at the home of the former recently; Miss Isabel Sherman, of Scotstown in town, guest of her sister, Mrs.A.A.McAulay; Mrs.J.Fleming, of Denver, Col., guest of her sister, Mrs.J.A.Morrison; Mr.R.Bishop and Miss T.Bishop, accompanied by a few of their friends, in tawn Sunday in their automobile; Mr.R.F.Morrison in Weedon Thursday, where he expects to work; Mrs, Parks and daughter, Katherine, of Whitefield, N.H., left Friday after having spent the last week guests of Mrs.Parks\u201d Boston, Mass., some two weeks ago.She had been teaching music the past winter there.There were several from here who attended the concert held in Mission Hall, Sawyerville, in connection with the Preshyterian Church.Mr.Caleb Hodge has returned to Newport, Vt., after a few days\u2019 Visit with his mother here.Farmers in this vicinity have nearly finished seeding, and the rain on | Thursday was quite necessary to start up the seed for an early harvest.hicles, walking on the line to and from work, # +- .Coaticook Ronse\u2014Popular home for Travellers.\u2014A.A.Pomeroy.SC & "]