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Cowansville.de a ; \u2018of competition or with à desire Betablished 1897, herbrooke me \u2014 citer ed id EEE En TRES ta ia ai dti ad mail ot SEL Ce ee a à or Daily SHERBROOKE, QUE, SATURDAY JULY 9, 1910 Record.ONE CENT LAURER\u2014POLTIS I THE 6000 OLD SUMMER TIME > The summer of 1910, with no pr ospect ot an early general election, is bringing rather more'than the us ual political, activity.Mr.R.L.Borden, Conservative leader, has just made a tour of Ontario, speaking at meetings in the various centres, extravagance, etc.STRIKES A WHALE Exciting Incident in.in Straits of Belle Sherbrooke Man an Charged With Isle.- \u2014 MONSTER BEGAN RACE WITH SHIP, WAS THEN STRUCK AND WENT DOWN.| Montreal, July 9.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The -Tunisian, of Allan Line, which reached port shortly hefore nine o'clock, had a unique experience ih the Straits of Belle Igle.When in sight of the gap which separates Newfoundland from Labrador, the liner sighted a whale, which immediately began a race with the ship, either in.a spirit to get away.For several minutes the whale raced alongside the Tunisian, and the decks were crowded with passengers, watching the unusual spectacle.The whale, however, attempted to cross the bows of the steamer, which was then travelling at 17 knots and a disaster resulted to the big sea monster.There was a slight shock and the officers from the bridge saw the whale no more : KNOWLTON.Services in St.Paul\u2019s Church and _ Parish next Sunday, saventh Sunday - after Trinity: are as follows: 8 a.m, Holy CommunioL ; 10.5u, morning | \u2018service at St.Paul's; 2, service at Bolton Glen; 3.30, service at China; 7, evénsong at St.Paul's.During the four conferences that are to be held here during July and August, Holy Communion will be celebrated three times a week at 7.30 am.at St.Paul\u2019s Church.Mrs.Arthur Miller underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednesday \"at 10 p.m.at the Sanitar- jum.Dr.Elder, of Montreal, performed the operation.Mrs.Miller is progressing favorably.The Parochial Guild of St.Paul's Church will hold its annual sale and lawn social on Tuesday, July 19th, on the church grounds.KING EDWARD DID NOT DIE A CATHOLIC.London, July 9.\u2014A letter has been published from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Dean of Quebec, dated July 4, referring to a paragraph in a New York paper reporting that King Edward died a Roman Catholic.The Archbishop says the report is\u201cpreposterous and baseless.\u201cJOE\u201d CHAMBERLAIN\u2019S BIRTHDAY.London, July 9.\u2014The Rt.Hon.J.Chamberlain has received thousands of messages, many of them from Canada; on the occasion of his seventy- fourth birthday.'The press here of all parties pay tribute to the veteran statesman.: No TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN MONTREAL.Montreal, July 9.\u2014(Special) \u2014 According to a statement-made yesterday afternoon by Dr.Laberge, City Health Officer, there is no abnormal number of typhoid fever cases in Montreal at present.Information published, in two evening papers was that: seventeen cases of typhoid fever were reported last week, whereas the actual cases were \u2018only six, with three deaths.For week previous \u201cfour, with one death, and for reported and one death.! \u2018a speedy trial, Tuesday, the 12th instant.and denouncing the Government for Sir Wilfrid Laur ier, Premier and Liberal Leader, is 8.5.TUNISIAN 320 GOLD PIECE FIGURES IN COURT Borrowing One and Refusing \u2018to Return it.TRIAL TUESDAY \u2014 ANOTHER THEFT CHARGE TO BE ~ TRIED ON SAME DAY.The preliminary trial of \u201cone Milette, for theft by conversion, of a twenty dollar gold piece belonging to William E.Blanchette, of St.Paul, Min., was held yesterday afternoon.According to the evidence for the prosecution, Blanchette, who is a stranger in the city, had been spending the evening at Milette\u2019s house, a YE OTP or = ' .thi, } power.centers of the new country.| WILL TAKE TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY.Men Charged With Defrauding at Recent Race Meet.e\u2014\u2014 THRER CHARGES HAVE BEEN LAID AGAINST THEM.\u2018Robert Fitzgerald and John Lavin, .who were committed for trial the other day on a charge of defrauding Stevens Read, of Lowelltown, Me., at the Exhibition grounds during the recent running races, and who = op- tated for a speedy trial, were brought befare Judge Mulvena yesterday and were formally indicted on three gep- arate charges ; 1st, of of conspiracy to defraud ; secondly, of obtaining the sum of sixty dollars from Read by false pretences, and thirdly, of fradulently converting to their own and about 11.30 went out to \u2018\u2018do the town\u2019'' with the defendant, and at 2.30 in the morning turned up at the lunch cart near the station.Blan- chette had three twenty dollar gold coins, and before going into the lunch cart the accused borrowed one of these gold pieces from the complainant to \u2018\u2018trick the waiter with.\u201d He offered it in payment of the lunch and was told that they had mo change, and he put it back in his pocket and complainant paid for the lunch and defendant refused to give the coin up, although asked for it several times subsequently.Mr.Fred Povey testified as to the producing of the gold piece by the accused, The defendant pretended that this money had been returned, and Mil- ette\u2019s sister.produced a twenty dollar gold piece which she says the complainant had left with her during the evening.The accused was committed for trial and optated for which was fixed for CHARGED WITH STEALING $11 the cases numbered the week before that again one case was FROM SLEEPING MAN.juse the sum \u2018of:sixty dollars belonging to Stevens Read with intent to defraud him of his property therein, or in other words, theft by conversion.They pleaded not guilty.to each charge and their trial was fixed for Tuesday morning.Mr.Broder- ick, K.C., and Mr.Morris, K.C., represented the prosecution, and Mr.Leonard, K.C., the accused.The accused are not from these parts, their home addresses being un- Known.4 minis ol ac NICOLET FALLS.Miss Edith Stockwell, with & party from Kingsbury, is occupying Mr.J.C.Stockwell\u2019s camp at the Nicolet Lakes.Mr.Elwin Golden is spending a few days in Montreal previous to his departure for St.Johns, whére he will join his brother, Mr.\u2018A.N.Golden, who has purchased a hotel there.Miss Alberta \u2018Elliott is spending a few weeks with friends from Danville at the Nicolet Lakes.Mr.Joseph Gale, who was burned during: the recent fire here, is not A complaint was laid against Er- (Continued on vage 6.) MEMBER OF QUEBEC BOARD OF HARBOR COMMISSIONERS.* Quebec, July 9.\u2014(Special)\u2014It is officially announced that George Tanguay has been appointed by the Dominion Government as a member of the Quebec Board of Harbor Commissioners in succession to Mr.Dosi- thee Arcand, who recently resigned.Mr.Tanguay represented the Chamber of Commerce on the board, and his appointment by \"the Government will necessitate the choice of a new representative by the Chamber.MONTREAL, CONTRACTORS SIGN AGREEMENT, ! Montreal, July 9.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Twenty-five more contractors were reported yesterday at the Temple of Labor as having signed the agreement with the bricktayers\u2019 and stonemasons\u2019 unions, with the condition that they pay the standard rate of wages fixed by_the unions and recog- I nize \u2018the union.|- It was stated last night by Mr.D.! Giroux, business agent of the un- | ions, that as a result of this it was j counted up that 103 contractors.had signed the agreement, and seven hundred men had been authorized to go back to work.| 3 BI SHOP CARMICHAEL.MEMORIAL \u201cKnowlton, July 9.\u2014(Special)\u2014De- dication services in connection with recovering as rapidly as his friends would wis wish.TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES SUMMARIZING CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS.the Bishop Carmichael Memorial Church at Foster will be held on Sunday, July 24th, at 10.30 a.m.Services will be conducted by Bishop Farthing.His Lordship will be the guest during his stay here of Mr.G.G.Foster at \u2018\u2018Blarney Castle.\u201d All those who are interested in this church are respectfully requested to attend this service.CANADIAN TRIED To GET AT JOHNSON.Chicago, July 9 .\u2014Richard McGuirk, a St.Louis machinist, was arrested yesterday - after he had attempted to force an entrance to the home of Jack Johnson, pugilist, at 3344 Wabash avenue.When examined at a police station McGuirk said he had lost $225 on the prizefight at Reno, He denied that he intended to harm Johnson.He said his home was in Brantford, Can.SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON RAILWAY IN MANITOBA.Winnipeg, July 9.\u2014Canadian Northern passenger train No.45, which left the depot at 4.45 yesterday afternoon for Oak Point, Lake Manitoba, ran into a crowded trailer on the Winnipeg Electric Street Railway at the Pembina street crossing in Fort Rouge, killing Mrs.Lawrence and seriously injuring her husband now oft for the West \u2018to deliver d series \u2018ot pose ja the faithfül in line and win new support for the Gaver tween election tours by party leaders are both desirable The speeches of party leaders outside the regular campaign period, shorn somewhat of that vivid party \u2018coloring which becomes so\u2019 intense in the heat of the fight, are more likely to be cool and enlightening addresses on the work the Government is doing and a defence theraof, or on Policy of the loyal opposition, as compared with that of he party in Mr.Borden found big crowds awaiting him in Ontario and Sir Wilfrid will doubtless be greeted by Western throngs in bis visit to the ; BORDEN pi These be- and beneficial.the DRANK PAIN KILLER MONTHLY MEETING .ation Re Westbury Power.CAME UP FOR DISCUSSION, the City Council was held last evening, Pro-Mayor Denault in the chair.The Aldermen present were: McMan- amy, Thompson, Desaulniers, Jenckes White, Ledoux, C.F.Olivier and L H.Olivier.One of the main questions before | the council was the proposed sale of ported the city has given the street railway an option on this power, The Chambre de Commerce took the matter up at a recent meeting and last night a letter was read from them, strongly advising the city to retain this power.The letter was laid on the table.The tender of the Sherbrooke Street.Railway Co.to purchase the West- bury Power was read by the Secretary Treasurer.Ald.Thompson moved that the tes- olution of the Council be referred to the City Attorney.The motion was seconded by Ald.Olivier and far\" ried.WANT SEWERAGE SYSTEM px- - TENDED.i A petition was read from the residents of Bowen Avenue asking |for extension of sewerage.They expressed themselves as willing to pay their share of the cost.The proposed sewer is wanted in front of Mrs.Ives\u2019 place The .petition was referred to | the Board of Health, | PETITIONS FROM CIVIC.M PROVEMENT SOCIETY.| Ald.White read a letter from [the {Civic Tmprovement Society, asking that the city make plans to have the shores of the Magog River cleaned.Referred to the Parks-and eal \u2018| Estate Committee.A second petition was read as ring that the city adopt some system of collecting the garbage from each | OF CITY COUNCIL, ity A Will Report on Situ- city ftorney ep 5 - |G.T.Hill, \u2018the well known sculptor, la native \u201cof Richmond, has gone to A VARIETY OF OTHER BUSINESS his sister, Miss Hill, The adjourned regular meeting of the Westbury power, As already re-: MR.HILL ON TRIP TO PARIS.Richmond, July 9.\u2014(8pecial)\u2014Mr.Paris, France, on an extended Lbusi- ness trip.He was accompanied by who will spend three months travelling abroad, RETURNED MISSIONARY AT DAN- VILLE.Danville, July.9.\u2014(Special)\u2014Miss Mary :A.Hulbert, of Worcester, Mass., returned missionary from Tor dia, will speak at the Adventist Church, Danville, Sunday.HENRY KINGSLEY, BIRCHTON.Birchton, July 9.\u2014(Spectal)\u2014Hen- ry Kingsley, an aged man, died very suddenly on Wednesday evening.Deceased was staying with his daughter, Mrs.H.8.Rodgers, when his death occurred.- RUNAWAY NEAR RICHMOND.Cleveland, July, 9.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 While Mrs.John Poirier was going to Richmond Wednesday morning her horse ran ayay, throwing her out.She was badly shaken up, but fortunately not much injured.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CELEBRATED 82ND BIRTHDAY.Bishop\u2019s Crossing, July 9.\u2014(Special)\u2014The 82nd birthday of Mrs.W.Hooker was celebrated at the home of her daughter, Mrs.W.PF.Batley, children and grandchildren were present.FINISHED HAYING.Sutton, July 9.\u2014(S8pecial) \u2014 The first man to finish haying in this town as far as known is Mr.William Curley, who put in a big force during the recent fine weather and housed the last of his hay crop on Thursday.Mr.Curley reports his yield as over one-third more than last year.bts |MRS.WELLS HODGE, BIRCHTON.Birchton, July 9.\u2014(S8pecial)\u2014 The.remains of the late Mrs.Wells Hodge THINKING IT ALCOHOL house.The Improvement Society psk- Who died in the Sherbrooke Hospi- Methot\u2019s Mills Mas Moots Terrible.Death.CONSUMED FOUR om BOTTLES \u2018OF.THE.LIQUID, fi DIED.\"Danville, July 9.\u2014(Special) \u2014 man named Delphose Dupuis, aged o years, of Methot\u2019s Mills, on the Quebec line, met death there yesterday under peculiar circumstances.It appears that the unfortunate man, believing he was drinking alcohol, consumed four bottles of a liquid composed for pain relief.Shortly after doing so he was seized with convulsions, and despite all that medical skill could do, died in agony.Coroner Jolicoeur was notified of the occurrence, and held an inquest on the remains, when a verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered.WILD TIME Finns Chased Manager to Woods Wish Knives.: HE HAD\u2019 DISCHARGED THEM AND HIRED ITALIANS.Cobalt, Ont., July S.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Wild with whiskey and desire-for vengeance, five Finns chased William Janes, foreman at Flynn property in South Lorraine into the bush and kept him there for the night.Trouble began when Janes put on a number of Italians at the mine.The Finns objected and Janes fired them.The men demanded that their pay cheques be cashed, but Janes not being empowered to do this, refused.One of them then came at him with a knife and told him to cash his cheque or he would stab him.Janes got a storekeeper to cash one cheque and stealing upstairs secured a revolver.When he came down he found four other foreigners waiting for him\u2019 with knives.-Janes managed to get out of the door by pointing his revolver though he ducked just in time for one kKnife \u20ac slash to pass under his chin.Then he ran to Silver Centre and telephoned for assistance.In the meantime the foreigners terrorized the whole camp.- had EAST ANGUS.Arrivals and departures : Miss Florence -Millar home last week from the Ursuline Convent, Stanstead, for the summer holidays; Mr.M.Al- laire, Sherbrooke, in town Friday on business ; Mr.Henry Learnard\u2019's many friends in Angus were pleased to see him in town on Thursday.Mr.Learnard had been confined to the house all winter, but was able to motor down from Cookshire with Messrs, F.Cromwell, Alden Learnard and Mrs.H.Learnard ; Miss L.Gilbert to her home in Bishop\u2019s Crossing after being the guest of Mrs.Sunbury ; Miss Mogin, of Ascot, guest of her sister, Mrs.H.Aubin, jr.; Mr.C.Stokes and family left this week for their new home in Wisconsin.Mr.Stokes and family will pe greatly missed, ag they had made a host of friends since residing in town.All the stores in East Angus will be closed at 6 p.m.every Wednes- and three-year-old son.Mrs.James > (Continued on Page Six\u2018) summer months.) day end Thursday evening during the \u201c | jed that this be given a trial.hey | suggested that a special tax might be levied to cover the expense of a scavenger.The letter was referred to the Police and Sanitary Committees.A third letter was read from |the same association complaining against the.condition of.Wellington street.a lite \u201cpetitioners thought that [the main streets should 'be cleaned at least four times a week.: WINDSOT HOTEL LICENSE.A letter was read from the owner V of the Windsor Hotel asking that license be granted.He claimed that the cancellation of the license |had caused him great loss.' The letter was referred to the Police Committee.NEW NAME FOR SAW MILL BRIDGE.La Chambre de Commefée suggested, in a letter to the Council, hat the Saw Mill bridge be re-named the Montcalm Bridge.Ald.Thompson thought that \u2018\u2019Wolfe\u2019\u2019 bridge would be more |The ma for the new structure.The matter was not acted upon by | ne Council.| the ap- IN OR CAMP.Mr.F.H.Hebert, who was present, 8 gave several logical reasons why the bridge should be named \u201cMonte OTHER REPORTS.ua\u2019 The reports of the Police, Fire, Water, Road, Poor, Electric Light, Sanitary, Real Estate and Parks, and Market Committees were presented and duly accepted.FINANCE REPORT.Finance Committee recommended that the Johnson lot, Fast Bher- brooke, be purchased for $600 and that tenders be called for the erection of the new station, the price not to be over $5000.BOARD OF CONTROL.The principal recommendations of the Board of Control were the following: 1st\u2014That the City Treasurer, be authorized to notify the G.T.R.that their contract for water expires; on June lst, 1911, and that the contract would be cancelled.2nd\u2014That the proposition of | the Paton Mfg.Co., to pay the city the sum of $600, being in full claim of atrears for water to May 1st, 1910, be accepted and in future that the company pay at the rate of 7} cents per 1000 gals., minimum rate | $200 per annum.| 3rd\u2014That the arrears for| water, due by the Quebec Central /Railway, be paid at the rate of| 50 cents on the dollar, \u2018as offered by the company.In future the compan will pay 7h cents per thousand gallons.Minimum charge $250 per annum, 4th\u2014That the city purchase eleven acres of land from the Short [farm at $200 per acre.This land is for \u2018the proposed reservoir.5th\u2014That the Electric Dept.refund to the City the sum of $13,000 and interest from date of payment, being purchase price from B.A.Land Co.of Drop Off Power, also that the same department pay the city sum of $4,000, with interest, this (Continued on Page 4) | 0000000000800 000000000 ® 3 ® ° THE WE ATHER e e \u2014 © $ LOCAL FORECAST.° © \u2014 © e Southerly and southwesterly © ® winds; mostly, fair and VETY ° ® warm; some scattered th} n- 9 : derstorms.| 2 | the |} tal, were brought here for interment.The funeral was held yesterday morning at ten o'clock in the Birchton Church.Deceased leaves a husband and a large family to mourn her loss.NEW.INDUSTRIES OPENING UP i AT FARNHAM, - Farnham, July 9.\u2014(8pecial)\u2014 Re- :|Presentatives of the Dominion Safe and Vault Works were in town Friday making final arrangements for the opening of the C.P.R.shops, which are to be used by them for a foundry.From the start they will employ over 100 men, and more as business increases.\u2014 The opening of the shops again will mean much to Farnbam, and the outlook is brighter than for years, as the men in the foundry will be employed the whole year, whereas the C.P.R.shops gave only work to a few during the sunt+ mer months.Besides this new industry, a building is being erefted as a sash and door factory\u2014for Messrs.M.Boucher DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS CROP JUDGING SOON TO MENCE.Sutton, July 9.\u2014(Special) \u2014The prizing of farms and farm crops in Brome County will commence the coming week.Mr.Wm.Curley, one of the most expert men in the county, will do the prizal work in East Farnham, while Mr.Nat W.Miller, of Brome, also an expert, will do the work in this town.It seems rather eauly to do this work, however, as thy crops as a rule went in late and are.rather backward as yet.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AMMUNITION ARRIVED.Sutton, July 9 .\u2014(3pecial)\u2014 The supply of Government ammunition for the Sutton Rifle Club has at last arrived, coming on Thursday, and the club has made arrangements for COM- oft fon Saturday, July 16th, when it is hoped all parties will be on hand for ,the grand event.After the 16th every alternate Saturday will be devoted to the rifle contests.oo great opening shoot to.come NEW POST OFFICE WANTED.Sutton, July 9.\u2014(Special)\u2014The residents in that section about midway between Glen Sutton and Abercorn are feeling considerably hurt that no post office has as yet been granted to them.In the immediate neigh: borhood of the cheese factory and the Jerico road, down to and near by Mr.L'omer Judd's are a large in Robinson, on July 7th.About 25 & Co., formerly of St.Francoic du Lac.\u2018Their building is well under way and will be completed in a couple of months.This firm has the contract for a new steel bridge at Magenta, about five miles from J'here, as well as a couple of other big contracts.lers\u2019 Cheques, Issued by | THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK | BXCEEDINGLY CONVENIENT-MUCH SAFER THAN CASH.| They carry their own raeans of identification.Full particulars.application, or by mail if desired, eres awe cn me me WHEN TRAVELLING i In Canada, United States or brond, vou will find the ne Travel.nuu.ber of thrifty,\u201d enterprising and prasperous farmers that have to travel from three to four miles to post lutèrg or to receive their mail.This seems to be a great hardship, and looks almost unjust to these thrifty people who are among the very best citizens in our town.It almost en- .tirely debars them the daily papers that circulate freely where postal facilities are what they should be.It is generally conceded that Mr.Ho- \u2018mer Judd's location would be the most central point for a post office to accommodate the entire section.The people are arranging to cireu- late a petition asking the Government\u2019 to grant them a post office, and it will be but an act of justice.and wisdom on the part of the Government and the P.O.Dept.to grant their justified request.matt VILLAGE COUNCIL AT COMP'[ON.Compton, July 9\u2014(Special)\u2014 The regular monthly meeting of the Village Council met on, Monday ovening at which were present Mayor W.W.Paige and Councillors Hitchcock, Bliss, Munroe, Bureau and Illercier.\u201cAfter the transaction - of regular routine business it was ~ moved, se condsd and carried, that the Mayor ecretary be authorized to take Yegal advice regardin water on the property of sir.D.Saultry, a complaint of which had been\u2019 entered.at the last meeting and \u2018which- had \u2018since been investigated by a committee.It :was moved by Councillor Mercier,; seconded by Councillor Bureau, that! the: seat in the Council of D.Bolduc be declared vacant owing to \u2018his absence since the month of April, \u2014Cerried.It was then moved by Councillor Bur¢au, seconded by Councillor Mercier,s that Xavier Bolduc be appointed to replace Mr.D.Bolduc.An amendment to this motion was made by Councillor Munroe that Mr.B.C.Parker be chosen to replace Mr.Bolduc.The amendment carried.The Secretary said that the Valua- tior Roll had been deposited at -his office, whereupon it was moved and {Continued on page 6.) cho os { + tne arma l I: Wellington ing business will be conducted, connection.Branches also at Inveri1es Stanford, Thetford Mines a ud.QUEBEC BANK 931'd Year in Business.! .A Branch of this Bank will be opened on or about 8 July 15th Mext \u2014ON\u2014 \u201cStreet, Under the management of Mr.Coun Urawfod.with Savi» ; Bank \u2019 ' Sherbrooke A general bank- Department iD ck Lake, St.George, Beauce, -oriaville.Th interested parties._ Write or phone 1020-1-2-3-4.- GREY IRON CASTINGS We have capacity available for a consid erable ton- _nage in Grey Iron Castings, and invite inqu iries from Write or \u2018phone.: THE JENCKES MACHINE CO., Lim.ited, | SHERMROOKE, QUE.| \u2014 the course of ' = ape = ve Ig EC RE SLA A vee Sera Teen dwg Daily Reports From Correspond- \u201c \u2019Monday for a trip to > PAGE TWO.ae TAO cat AN Be mess op » Weak gt Re PP ve Zin E be, die À SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1910.Cmte nan axes se ue = ents\u201d Of What Is Going Oa.\u2014\u2014\u2014_e SOUT DURFRAM.Mi.and Mrs.Louis Voorhees (nee Miss Amy Griflith, of Salem, Mass, are here on thelr wedding tour and are the guests of Miss.Mary Grif- tith.no Reeent arrivals inclitde: Mr.G.A, Ross, of Sherbrooke, to join Mrs.Ross, who has been with relatives the Past few weeks; Misses Carrie | guests at Mr.J.Carroll\u2019s.Lit is expected that operations will be general next week.cellent in most places.Roe, Miss M.Lawrence and Mr.F.Morrell, of Bury, calling on ; G.Lawrence at Mr.W.H.Hunting\u2019s last daughter, of Bakersfield,- Vt., tending \u2018church here Sunday.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.A few \u2018have commenced haying and The crop is ex- + + \u2014 : HUNTINGVILLE.Arrivals and departures : Miss M.Miss | Cowan and - at- Saturday ; - Mr, The ice cream and strawberry.so- relatives at and Newport Centre.and Mr.Patrick Rennihan, of Iron Hill, spent the week end with their brother, Mr.John Rennihan.in Montreal last accompâänied home by Mrs.McVeay, Sr.| sisters, the Misses Bessie and annie Kezar at East Stanstead.Miss Grace Thompson Leadville, Mansonville Mr.Jas.Rennihan, of Sweetsburg, Mr.and Mrs.Frank McVeay -¥rere week.They were his mother, DE - FLODDEN.ercisés.\u2018al report of > ty Fair.The local W.C.T.U.held W.Beard.There was a large the Broôokbury.The bricklayers brick up.Mr.N.G.Scott\u2019s house.This will be the first house to be built in Scotstown.Brookbury, ty were in town \u2014\u2014 tion with the annual Compton Coun- Mrs.Peter Gooley the guest of her their regular monthly meeting last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.G.num- is visiting ber of the members present.The President, Mrs.Robert Scott, presided, \u2018| and had charge of the devotional ex- She also gave a short verb- Compton\u2019 County which was held lately in é have begun to of Mr, and Mrs.R.McKenzie, new .brick! jr-, Mr.Roberge, of Chesham, and par-|of Mr.McKenzie's sister, Mrs, Chas.last Thursday in - been aud Hell Robinson, of St.Lambert, cl Rb well attended, the net sum {The Ladies\u2019 Aid of Knox Church their new cargue: 01 M, and Mrs, W H, Rich- Of #14 peing realized.held a well attended meeting on \u2014\u2014 = mond ar.l other friends: Mr.and} The Abd will meet in the vestry, myegqay afternoon at the home of BISHOP'S CROSSING.Mrs.0 7F.Baker, of Farntbam, with Thursday, July lath, for tea.Mrs.Duncan Stalker.Mr.M.C.Bishop who has es Mr.and Mrs.Philip Dowd, Mrs.Chas, Rev.F.19.Adams subject for \u201cSeveral of the farmers have \u2018«om- travelling in the Canadian Northwest Fraser, of Ulverton, with Mc.and | ext Sunday, Jaly 10th, is The Tie menced fair few days ; Mrs.Calvin, Church for \u2026 ; ! + + ; f Sherbrooke, | Mrs.F.N.NeGrea, of and- Miss Winifred Cross, of real, guests of Mr.and Mrs, ficld; Mr: and\u2018Mrs.Alfred Millar | home from visiting relatives at.Scotstown; Miss Mary McCullough, of Windsor, the guest of her cous- tunt Binds.\u2019 \u201ctont- ! tained à few of her playmatc3, Wake- © Occasion [being her i Games were enjoyed, Tuesday little Flgie Wilson enter= the 6th birthday.followed by lainty refreshments, and at the close Mrs.IR.Janes took all the little tots for a ride in the auto.in,\u201d the Misses Millar Recent: arrivals and departures : Deportires include : Mrs.Thomas Miss FL.Fairbrother home from Feo and tfecenar lace st fin ba: Special.4523 - VW, wn.pyle : + nade\u2019 Val las medal: ; slecue: Speci | 2.2506 -\u2014t a., with i uw - \\ compl: - wy ] done « BHERBROOKH RÉCORB D6, Printers and Publishers, printed and published every afternnon, pxcept Sunday.at 106 and 108 Welling- gon Street, Sherbrooka, HUBSCRIFTION PRICE strictly In ads à panve to any address In Canada, Great novelties Hritalo, and the United States, one ?year, §2.00 nix months, 81-00 : id have three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.lo any address in the Enstern - sg ownships, by the year only\u2019 81,50, Uards of thanks not exceeding 60 words, .Bac.Obituary, Poetry, LUa.line, Reading i .Notices.ce per word.| \u201cIn sending money, remitters should % : .\u2014faka precaution to use sxpress og pont office, or register letters BIN0000000000000000000.COMMENDED + EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS $ ® 3 \u201c PI0S00S [0000000000000 0 i ANVILLE \u2014 QUEEN'S HOFEKL, OPP.station, (new mgt.) Livery O.D.Baker J ABNIAM \u2014 CANADA HOTEL.NEW - Guests welcome.Rate $1; J.Magulre.J | - YRANBY \u2014 WINDSOR HOTEL, T.A.Lynch, l'ropa ; recently of Montreal.insertion.| \u2014 eeoee0 Foo YRANBY.= THE GRANBY, \u201cHOME\u201d ~~ ! away from home: A.W.Colby & Co.eo | A[AGos = UNION HOUSE, REMODELA : led, mewly furnished, Garceau & Duellete; \" PTS se CS 0 = || | MRVARD ATHLETE ES ON 81 À WEEX Describes Meals He Prepares in Room.AN ARTICLE OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS AND OTHERS WHO \"à MUST ECONOMIZE./ The New York World publishes an article under Cambridge date by Hart V.M.Long on the cost of his living as a student -at Harvard, Mr.Long played on the \u2018\u2018varsity eleven last fall.He writes: \u201cI wish to rectify the \u2018sensational stories concernihg my dietary principles, I am not a Boston faddist, a strict vegetarian, nor am [| an unqualified disciple of Fletcher, > ~ 1 am, rather, an unpretentions stu- = dent of philosophy and the science of © right Hving.As my guide, I take two simple and well known rules handed down by ancient philosophy: (1) \u2018Know thyself\u2019 and (2) \u201cMind is all important,\u201d products of the sophist and stoic schools, respectively.® [body and the mind there is a certain -uries without ,week.Seventy dollars ought - » BHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1910.if he takes the warning in good faith he will immediately seek the cause and not commit the offence again.I have always let stimulants, narcotics and alcoholics alone, not 80 much because I consider their use immoral, but because I regard them as non-essentials.[ am not a vegetarian in principle, for I can conceive of people who crave meat, and if their body is under good control meat is what they should have.?MIND SHOULS DOMINATE BODY In this point in my philosophy of \u201cKnow Thyself\u2019 it is necessary to bring in a second rule.Between the \u2018rive and take,\u2019'\u2019 a constant struggle for precedence.If one allows his body to dictate entirely he will be eating quail on toast, sirloins and many lux- feeling the slightest danger.\u2019 But reason is supreme, and the mind must predominate over matter.; Let us picture a person whose yearly income is \u201833M.Is he to eat all he can stuff every meal?He must make a choice hetween this sort of life and a \u2018more simple one in which he picks out the bare essentials.Take the case of a young man who during the nine working months of the year earns $300 and decides upon foreign\u2018 travel as a means of education.Any one should be able to get a clean, cosy room for 5 cents à to be sufficient for the nine months\u2019 food and incidentals, leaving a balance.of % 00 for travelling expenses.Last summer I went abroad, pay- ing\u2014all my expenses with $200, and visited Gibraltar, Italy, Sicily, Egypt Palestine, \u2018Syria, Asia Minor, Greece Turkey, Servia, Austria-Hungary, | when nothing is in the mouth.TUDENTS.Centre ; Mr.Chester S.Ruiter, S Dunham ; Mr.Charles Fordyce.\u2018 \u2014 MENUS FOR POOR To college students with but little money the following menus may be found satisfactory: Breakfast: A bowl of oatmeal, with milk and sugar and corn bread.Lunch: Boiled rice, hominy or hulled corn with milk and sugar, bread and butter.Dinner: A couple of soft boiled eggs, with a big helping Irish potatoes and buttered bread.It is a good plan to have a peck of apples and a pound of salted peanuts handy to satisfy a hunger that might be provoked by evening study.I found this bill of fare to my liking.\u201cEarly to bed and early to rise\u2019 is a good motto, for nature arranges the length of time we should sleep just as she tells us what we are to eat.I would not presume to dictate just what another person would find most in accordance with his system and mode of life, but if these hints are followed and only the simpiest and most wholesome foods eaten, one per- 'son\u2019s meals ought to cost from 75 cents to $1.50 per week.If one does his own cooking and is businesslike in marketing, his meals ought not to cost over ™ cents a week.It is of absurd for young men to say that they haven't any chance to get \u201can education if they will make up their minds to adopt these simple methods.\"I have a homelike place to room with.a private family, and pay SI} rents a week for my room, kitchen facilities provided.As I have had experience as cook in the west, it is no trick to do my own cooking, I buy my food in bulk and bargain carefully, With a few changes TOY variety, the following bill of fare is most and returned on the Mauretania.Two summers ago [ did England, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany and the Rhine on about .$85, but on that trip I worked a, little.ATHLETICS RECOMMENDED.To boys of limited means who de- site a college course I would say: Let \"every effort tend toward = the building of a strong body, for it is the strong body, that is going to make the strong mind.Every lad should get into athletics\u2014football \u2018if he is rugged enough, our national game at all events.A boy soon sees that to be an athlete he must refrain from drinking, smoking and other \"foolish excesses.By.the time the average boy - is ready, for college, if he follows this plan, his physical condition bas been strengthened by good nourishment and plenty of it.He can now experi- {ment a little and begin to cut down to my liking.LONG'S COST OF LIVING.: BREAKFAST.Oatmeal, 1 pound .assoensan ss 04 Brown sugar, # pound .eens 02 Milk, 34 quarts .244 Bread, 3% pounds (old bread).l4 LUNCH.Rice, -2 pounds .' eens 12 Plain molasses, 1 pint .04 Cornmeal (mush and cornbread), 1 pound .ceo \u2026\u2026\u2026.Leurerennecse 03 Buttermilk (cooking and-drink- ing) .vere euvee tare arserersenseccse 04 DINNER.Seven eggs .° anevers co veosvenrens ld - Potatoes 4 peck .poocses 74 Salt, pepper, etc.\u2026.\u2026.vievrrinns 0l Peanuts, 1 pound .A0 Total .ber trerer ees $1,007 All sorts of combinations can be arranged from this simple list by one I am careful to allow the body : who understands economical cooking.Ne only such an amount of food as will { bersonal expenses to meet new finan- \u2014\u2014\u2014 _- HNESS not interfere with.the proper work- cial requirements.\u201cing of the hrain.T havealways been fet bim start in gradually by cut- $ Ri iaxpayers of .fond of athletics, and have tried to \u201cNF down the foud allowance.Skip a \u2018ittle for their make a perfect machine of my body.meal once In a while, and never eat vads as In- My physical condition.is perfect.toy ATA Meals rors - 10CAL HAPPENINGS > road i : A «+ 1 31 tac ot .e e) ad 1s bad ACY Bs ARE BLESSINGS.satisfied.Those who are slaves \u2018to ES ; is de i ather tca or coffee may find, after substit- \u2014 to Campbell's My method is deductive rather than : : D \u2018the present liductives An ordiszry man will not Uti a glass of milk for a month, Gathered by Daily Record Cor- von the vil- ee his [ood aad experiment on A decrease in- weight may not bo| respondents ia Vario lin range to- * nisl in hat av Hut he can alr min ey 0 weight hay not he po arious $.: watch himself and, if Hs body is ! » bu î be roadmach- Z perfect machine, he gets A ae himself to go underfed.Food should Communities.al each year?pan] the tint an error fs commit 10 SE mone to chow.chow, chow \u2014 SUTTON richine or the ed.The (careless \"man does not pro- 1 : new, w, chew \u2018Th 1 : d .perly- inteFpret these danger signals.ere was a large attendance at parts of our ough for two vithout diteh- | I aon not a medical student.1 4 reason frou effects rather inan from the! scientific medical point of view.PRAIRIE livery ache and pain is a blessing to for p, some of our sense of their \u2014 e our roads the nan seeking à perfect body, A WOMAN.aqer, i 1.7 ! | _.lot a few sug- \u2018reatment of\u2019 heated term, blic is so apt merciful with the animal life by \u2018\u2018dock- with fly-net- :4htly this lo- oyal in one - \u2018ars a \u2018\u201chorse own.If you head be sure \u2018e it is worse lave his fore- n by nature, vo} purpose.vently in hot BY ed i ase2 Wl 2 IN hed 4 je Ii Shop at the \u201cBon-Ton\u201d Smoking Tobacco Mild and Mellow REE k the Methodist Aid, held with Mrs.L.Soles on Wednesday.Mrs.O.D.Chamberlain, of Glen Sutton, has, gone to Walden, Vt., to care for her sister, Mrs.Eliza Fer- ring, who is quite ill.Miss Annie Wilkinson, of Lyndon, Vt., teacher in the oral school for the deaf at Mystic, Conm., is in town for two weeks, a guest of her grandmother, Mrs.Wm.Wilkinson.Miss.Wilkinson is a daughter of the late Mr.8idney Wilkinson, formerly fof this village.She has taught in the deaf school for the past 2% years.She has visited New York and Buflalo on her vacation and will take in North Troy and Newport, Vt., en route home.Go to Johnston\u2019s drug store for your ice cream sodas.They use real fruit juices at their fountain.Mrs.Fred Bresee, formerly of Sutton, is reported as being ill at Fer- rybank, Alta.Her sister, Mrs.Ish- am, is also in poor health.Mrs.Geo.W.Brock, of the Glen House, Glen Sutton, is in * poor health and is not taking in her usual summer boarders.: | Mr.O.D.Chamberlain is in very poor health at the present time, and à time.- QUEBEC, ical treatment.His friends are : ol concerned at hig condition.them plenty 14 | i .18 hs Pe 2506 The Easiest and 4517 Mr.Ami Janes, formerly of this _ Ita \u2014_ 8 town, is reported in very poor car, I 2 Cheapest Way.health in Farmington, Conn., where © street don a: for some years he has been manager to kill him.; v oo ; for the Porter property.heat and on avoid all the discomforts and unpleasant features of hot Recent arrivals and departures in- you.would \u2014- weather shopping when you buy from the Bon Ton Co.\u2014no jostling clude : Mr.J.W.Murphy to Clar- sim and get or wang in hot, crowded, stuffy stores.Not only is shopping enceville July 3rd, returning July ace.Rabies, madeeasier aud pleasanter through us, but it\u2019s much cheaper./Do 5th.Mrs.L.L.McClarty and : of th¥ rar- von know of any store, for instance, which could duüplicate the daughter Beatrice to Frelighsbur on | tie.up your , following values, illustrations of which are shown above ?Remember i Tuesday for a few days visit.jen neliness; it 1 these are not unseasonable goods'but just the articles needed for this Warren, of Mansonville, guest at Mr._ His nature _ time of the year.\u2014So certain are we of the quality of James Lafleur\u2019s; Miss Margaret Raith \u201canable ex- that we ru : quality of the goods, aud Miss Alice Crowley to Montreal le \u20ac he guarantee every gale we make.If,-after you receive th \u2014 : ; vd dogs in goods, they are not as advertised , ry ceive the on Monday after spending a few days A Énioy life.Feet ox s not se ; rtise or are not satisfactory in every as guests of Miss Evelyn Lafleur ; ii) the crime ; L trans etai r ï m and we will refund your money, and pay | Mrs.T.Waterhouse on Monday from Lie tender , transportation hoth ways.Couid we make this guarantee if we did a visit to Mrs.Lucinda Whiting at ing - not know that the value was in the goods?It's a big claim but it\u2019s Waterloo; Mr.and Mrs.Silas Bishop a \u2018summer a claim we're prepared to stand behind, : of West Charleston, Vt., vigiting A oh ek .t 4521 Waist of good White Lawn friends in town; Miss Edith Courser SW Re 7% of g ite .foundation, neat} ] Jf at your Front of Swiss embroidery, blind fancy braid.scaur, of mmed ty to Montreal on Monday after a two ak _- - end open style, néw sleeves, lace at with metal buttons and Joop s of weeks\u2019 Visit to her parents, Mr.and the pos Qliarand cufls ; buttoned in back.heavy silk soutache ; openings at Mrs.Silas Courser, Glen _Sutton ; : tnced- to Co pécial BON-TON price.49c sides\u2019as per cut.Comes in biack, Mrs.Chas.Courser on Wednesday \u201c mect pit- | 4522-Waist of fine quality White Jaue,w St7i0.newgreen.gray and from a three weeks visit to her sis- cannot \u201c4 wn.Handsome Swiss embroi- Special .alue at thé \"M R 1 in Sprine- il dery \u2018front : \u201ctucks providing pecial BON-TON price.$8.98 ter, Mrs.Ruby Holland, in Spring \u201crefuge for Co pecrasary his grandparents, T wt ; Mr.and Mrs.E.Tiltimore, Has The annual lawn social will be held wb * returned to Lis ne at Philipsburg, ON the Rectory grounds, July 12th.cu B Mrs.Wni.Roberts, who arrived Mr 5 Johnston caught a 10-lb.from Dedham, Mass., shortly before bickerel in the riger here this week.» À her sister\u2019 martiage, 1eturns this cos CN has returned to Mont- cl week.© Her little \\daughter, Hila, sister, Mr PT WE a week with her Will remain\u2019at her grandfather\u2019s, Mr.Mr.and M = Judd.Sandlord Bockus.rs, Savage returned to their home in Boston Thursday after spending several days with Mrs.Savage\u2019s mother and sister, Mrs.Whit- a man and Mrs.Fred Kemp.Mr.N.H., Mr.Delbert Smith, of Manchest.T, was the guest of her parents, and Mrs.Wm.H.- Smith for © Mrs.Harry \u2018Robinson, Pearl Robinson and Miss Mary Robinson are spending a few days at \u2018\u2018Kumfort Kottage, \u201d at Lake Scaswaninepus.\"Clearing sale of all Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery below cost, from now until the 15th of August.C.E.Enright & Co., Strathcona Square.The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Y.W.C.A.will be held on Monday evening; July | I1th, at 7.30.* Mr.and\u2018 Mrs.G.T.Wéarne who have been the guests of relatives near the city for some weeks, returned yesterday to.their home in Cobalt, New Ontario.Mr.and Mrs.Cleland K.Smith, Miss Smith, of Memphis, Tenn., and Miss Annie Reid, of Baltimore, Md., were guests at the Magog House this week.Rose Quesnel Tobacco smokes cool to the end.Mrs.Galvin, of this city has _ been spending a few days with her \u201cdaughter, Miss Winnie Galvin, who is nurse-in-training at Brightlook Hos- Miss Joll, lady principal of King\u2019s Hall, Compton, is spending her vacation at Duck Cove, Fairville, N.B., where she will remain until the end of August.Miss Nora Arguin,: Lennoxville, who has heen visiting her sister, Mrs.J.P.Galvin, Montreal, has re- turned home accompanied by her niece, Miss Ethel.Professor A.S.Bourgeault and Mrs.Bourgeault have gone to Old Orchard Beach, Me., where they are occupying a cottage with Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Beaudoin, for the summer._ Mr.and Mrs.Frank Daniels, from Averill, Vt., have been spending several days in town, having accompanied Mrs.Fritz Daniels to the Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital where she underwent a successful operation.Bangor Cut Plug Tobacco, 10c bag.Mr.Napolébn Lament and his brother, from Lake Weedon, are in the city to assist at the religious profession of Miss Lament, who is entering upon her novitiate at the Con- ent of the Holy Family.\u2014\u2014 ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH (PRESBYTERIAN) Rev.J.C.NICHOLSON, B.A., PASTOR.-KResidence, 14 Peel Street.} SUNDAY, JULY 10TH.Morning service, 11 a.m.ment of the Lord's Supper will bé administered at the conclusion of the service.~ ' Sunday School, 10 a.m.Kvening service,\u201d 7 p.m.Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at RK o'clock./ The B.B.Society will hold an ice cream social on Tuesday evening, July 12th, in the Church Hall.Sunday School picnic on Saturday.July 16th, at [Little Take.All mem- The Sacra-} \u201c| their son, Mr.F, F.Fyles, for an ex- treal, arrived in town yesterday with Mrs.Trimble, of Montreal, whom she \"accompanied to :North Hatley.She will spend Sunday with her brothers Messrs.Alex and Harry Blue, and her sister, Mrs: Fred A.Baldwin, and was joined by Mr.Macfarlane, who is a member of the Westmount Golf Club, to- -day.| There is some speculation as to what will be the appearance of the lower Magog river after the old dams are removed and the new electrical development is completed.There will of the river clean.At present they are used\u2019 more or less as ga dumping ground for refuse.This would be still more objectionable if the stream is smaller, as it \u2018will he when the greater- part of the water is conveyed to the power house by pen stock.Among those from the Eastern Townships or vicinity who have been staying at Abenakis Springs are : J.L.Olivier, Sherbrooke ;- H.Jodoin, Arthabaska ; J.J.Connolly, Island Pond ; + Geo.C.Hammell, Sherbrooke ; A.McDonald, Sherbrooke H.A.Parker, St.Hyacinthe ; H.J.Wyatt, Sutton; Mr.and Mrs.F.N.MeCrea, Misses Aileen and Doris Mec- Crea, Sherbrooke ; Mr.and Mrs.E.Ww.Tobin , Bromptonville ; Mr.and Mrs.F.S.Channell, Malone ; Mrs.E.C.McKay, Scotstown; Mr.and Mrs.Parsons, Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Lawrence, Sweetsburg ; G.E.La- plante, Richmond; Mrs.J.Armstrong, Kingsey ; Mr.and.Mrs.Johnson, Ulverton ; Hon.F.E.Gilman, Mrs.F.M.Gilman, Montreal, etc.DANIEL RYAN, : What promises to be the best of the season\u2019s offerings in things theatrical is Daniel Ryan in \u2018\u2018The Black Fox,\u201d the attraction announced for Tuesday evening at the Clement Theatre.This will be Ryan\u2019s first appearance outside Montreal at popular prices, but none need fear for the excellence of the organization, for any attraction that can play the Princess Theatre, Montreal, for five consecutive weeks should surely meet with the approval of local patrons of the thespian art.SHGULD THE JEFFRIES-JOHN- SON FIGHT PICTURES BE AL- \" LOWED?\u2018Before last night\u2019s meeting of the City Council, the campaign against showing the pictures of the Johnson- Jeffries fight was discussed.N One Alderman contended that they should not be \u2018permitted and that prize fighting itself should he = prohibited.\u201d He stated that the indications were that before long it would be stopped.\u2018Another member claimed that if the showing of the pictures should _ be prohibited the newspapers should be stopped from publishing reports of the fight.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ABERCORN.Arrivals : Rev, Mr.Fyles and Mrs.Fyles, of Hull, on Tuesday, guests of tended visit; Miss L.Armstrong, of Montreal, at Dr.F.L.Miner's for a visit; Mr.Fred Guertin and Miss Agnes Guertin at Mr.John Messièrs ; Mr.Byron Shepard and daughter, of Knowlton, at Miss Helen Suenardi\u2019s bers of the Sunday School will have free Dr.F.W.Harvey and Miss Lielen transportation.All'others will pay 15e.Harvey, of Montreal, at Nr.IS \"1.for children, and 30e.for adults.Train Harvey\u2019s; Mrs.A.S.Chase al leaves ne 6 pm on at 10.30 am.Mrs, E.Damon, from Richtord, after iting Mrs.Higgings.plats \u201cow s.Higgir CITE L Audet, stating that he was \u2018law be passed, on this suggestion and will recieve names for the new bridgeas the one already here, it would not be advisable to have it on King St.The matter was referred to Health Committee, A petition was read irom La Caisse Populaire asking permission to be incorporated in Sherbrooke.The letter was referred to the City Attorney jand if he is satisfied, permission will be granted.2 A letter was read from Mr.Jos.taking action against the city for $165 for injuries received by his daughter, last fall.The matter was referred to the \u2018City Attorney.Ald.McManamy moved that a by- levying.a tax of -1v mills on the dollar, to cover expen- 'ses for the coming year.The motion was seconded by Ald.Ledoux carried.The Secretary Treasurer .read, for the first time, a by-law amending certain: clauses of the famous electric and light by-law.This new by-law is prepared by the Board of Control and will come up for discussion later.1ee+4 ONE LWO « FOR GROCERY Must have experience.Give 34 Record.} TANTFD\u2014A.SMART BELL BOY AT ; the Royal Hotel.Box YIANIST WANTED the Brome Lake Hou ut Knowlton, Que., TO PLAY AT Boating Club \u2018Mrs.A.D.Farwell.Several from this place attended \u2018the picnic at East Angus on July 2, and report a fine time._ - EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cDaly Record\u201d > Want Advertisements - - Bic Resurrs For LITTLE MONEY q RaTrs\u201415 words or less 15c each insertion, one cent for each additional word ; six insertions for the price of five.v AAA ee taie WA : \u2018 HELP WANTEUL\u2014FEMALE, VV ANTED\u2014A GIRL ABLE TO COOK for a small family and assist in huusework, where a.nurse girl is kept.Mrs, McManamy,.\"69 London St.WANTED \u2014 CHAMBERMAID AND A diningroom girl, at Lake Park Hotel, Little Lake.V ANTED TAT ONCE\u2014COOK AND housemaid.References required.\"Apply \u2018Mrs.T.M.Craig, 14 Dominion Avenue, Sherbrooke, * VW ANTED\u2014A GOOD .- Guod wages.PLAIN COOK.Apply 31 Brooks.INING ROOM GIRL WANTED, .speaking \u2018French and English.Sundays off.Good wages.Apply Victoria Restaurant.WANTED AT ONCE, A GOOD GENeral servant, one \u2018who can sleep at Apply at 111 Wellington St.\\ ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.Mrs.J.TT.Morkill, 32 Melbourne Street.) home.V ANTED \u2014 MEAT COOK, LAUNdress and table girls.Apply P.A.-Leduc, North Hatley.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.(OR SALE \u2014 GRIST MILL, COMMO- - dious house, 14 acres land, large orchard, well situated, near station and bost eflice.For particulars apply G.A.Reynolds, Hillhurst.\u2018ORSE FOR SALE\u2014DAPPLE- GREY, ¢ year old are, weight 1,000.lbs., sound, good worker, splendid driver, \u2018\u2018stylish,\u2019\u2019 Beautiful animal.Price right.Ernest Pierce, Melbourne, Que.TOR SALE \u2014 HOUSE \u201cAT LENNOX- on Saturday .1 esenings during July und August.Ad- -\u2014- ville.Apply R.Macdonald.dress Dr.C.Ernest Cross, Sec., Knowl- 4 OR SALE \u2014 NEW HOUSE, TWO tun, Que., stating terms and ability.minutes\u2019 walk from electric car line Toe \u2014 \u201c| also, good Rouble wagon and mow! = machine.pply .on premises.FOR SALB.Mackay, Lennoxville.apooi SALE \u2014 SHETLAND PONY, (TWO HOUSES ON MONTREAL ST.safe four children to drive or ride.for sale.Apply D! W.Hyndman, New curt, Tan harness, collar and brass\u2018| 40 Montreal Street.- hames.New Sleigh.Side-saddle, bridle, vo ete.Complete- outfit cost $450 one OUSE FOR SALE IN NORTH WARD, Sear ago.First cheque of $201 secures .near Portland Sq.; 8 rooms, hot sume.Pony .is guaranteed sound and water heated.All modern conveniences.kiud in every respect.This is an excep- Apply, J.*B.McDonald, 47 Queen St.tional opportunity.Photugraph on request.J.W.Elder, Beebe, Que.FE SALE\u2014NO.77 QUEEN ST.9 : : rooms and bath room; electric WOR SALE \u2014 GOOD FARM, 1 MILK light, fireplace, , hardwood floors, new from :Huntingville, on Coiiipton hot air furnace, good cellar, barn; lot Road, knbwn as old Felton Place : 210 66 x 110; cheap to quick purchaser: acres ; well located in good neighbor- Apply © Box 94 Record.hood.with fine river view.First-class suildings, 6 niles from Sherbrooke ; 3 pales from Lennoxville ; and three rail- TO LET.roads, near schools, mills and post of- - fice.Running water in house and barn, TNO LET\u2014NO.51 MOORE ST., 7- lot ucres in high state of cultivation.! roomed house.Modern conveniences, tO acres pasture, HO acres woods.Cheap \u20aconveniently located, facing Parade to quick buyer.Apply J.Nichol, Leur Ground.Apply 5 Elizabeth St.noxville, : TT Tm = - Rooms T TO LET WITH OR WITH- (fjOR 5 SALE\u2014MEDIUM SIZED SODA | out board.Pleasant locality, Also fountain in good order.Will he | stable.Apply 11 Beckett Rd.- told cheap.Write for particulars.H.W.| Call, Sutton, Que.Corpo \u201cLET \u2014 NEW DWELLING ON : 11.Laurier Ave.Three rooms, Welling- JOR S SALE \u2014 ONE PAIR HORSES, ton St.Offices 137 Wellington St rising five, well hroke : sire Golden Earth given away.Apply 11 Ball 8t.Shire.Also, one nice quiet driver and aneheavy work horse.E.er Belvidere, Sherbrooke, Ducker, Low- Joon SALE OR EXCHANGE 130- «tre farm with good buildings and well crapped.Six miles from Lennox- Ville, for small place near town or city Property.Address Box 35, Record.elon SALE\u2014ONE PAIR HORSES, \"Bring five, well broke ; sire, Golden Shire.Also, one nice white driver -and ene heavy work horse, FE.Ducker, Low- | er Belvidere, Sherbrooke, : Joo R SALE \u2014 THOROUGHBRED } collie pups, beautifully marked, Dow five weeks old.Address D.E.T.Philbrick, Danville, Que.Jeon SALE\u2014100,000 FT.IRON PIPE.all\u201d sizes from 1 to 6 gneh, for water, steam | or posts; also lot of Ecroud hand machinery.Aply * Sherbrooke Iron &'Metal Co, 14% Windsor Et, fast Mherbrooke.Bell Phone 347.2 2200 ee T JOB SALE \u2014 «RESIDENCE AT FAST Danham, Que, $1,100.Small house ut Farnaurs Corner, $3600 : 115-acre erm at Glen Satton, -$L,300 - Oneacre Varig Jot and two residences at Sweetshare, Apply PC.Duboyce, N.P., Cowansviile, [Joon SATE\u2014 IRON: PIPE, PULLEYS, belting, rails, chain, wire fencing.\u201cent for ist stating what you need.The [impérial Waste & Metal Co., Queen totreet, Montreal, SAIL BOAT, AT Hutley In first class con- difon; will sell cheap, Address ox dur Record fice.am Joon SALF\u2014-O1 JET, North For SAIT: \u2014GFENIE PAL thriving Eastern Townships town, Estallie shed nearly thirty years.Good business opportunity.Apply at once.ox 24, Record.poor SAT Æ OR EXCHANGE FOR any kind of stock, 3 goad work Trés, JG.Mallory, Lennoxville.Joon SALE \u2014 THE BOSTON RES- tier ant, epposite Fnion Station.Deirs good business.Would sell on account of old ape, Abply at Restaurant.Jee SALE -A PING PONG PHOTO- 1 raph Studio, fully equipved for Cabinet, postal, -Copying and eularging.Dôinsz nu big business, Will teach any amateur free.Sood reasons for selling.Address Box- 451, Magog.STORE IN rpo LET\u2014FURNISHED COTTAG GE ON Lake Meguntic, two miles from village.Will be vacant August 1st.Terms $1.00 per day.Will not rent for period of less than two weeks.Address H.P., Box 132, Farnham, Que, To RENT\u2014FLAT, 7 ROOMS AND 1h bath, newly papered and decorated, centrally located, rent moderate.Apply 17.8.Gleason, Boyd\u2019 s Syllabic Shorthand and Business College., r 0 LET\u2014VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE +1.Wo.6 High street.Vacant Sept.1st.Apply G.,D.Mackinnon- \u2018SITUATIONS WANTED.VV ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS COOK, or general, private family.Apply Clara Beakey, 21¢ King St.\u2018MISCELLANEOUS.Z \"AVING OPENED FLOUR AND 1 Feed Store, Grist Mill, Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop, we offer inducements to the public.All goods and work guaranteed.\u2018Trial solicited, F.H.Tisdale, Glen Sutton.{REEN, UPHOLSTERER, CAR- * + pet layer, mattress maker.d'urni- ture repaired, packed and unpacked.Se- cond-hand ~\u2014furniture bought and sold.453.146 Wellington Street.Bell bone S ITUAT IONS WANTED.MAN DESIRES POSITION TEACHERS WANTED.-.TANTED \u2014 QUALIFIELD ELEMEN- W tary ° teacher for the town of Bromptonville, Que., for Sent.1st.Term eight months.Salary $23.00 per month.Apply to Alex, J.Smith, Sec.- Treas., Bromptonville.Que.- ee 20 TOLIN, MA NDOLIN AND GUITAR.| brooke, \\ VTED\u20143 OR 4 YEAR OLD COLT | NAN Must be sound ; good actor.\u2018 Address Box 7\" East Sherbrooke, or api Ply Benoit Farm Stable.special {- VOUNG - in the city as stenographer, or stenographer and bookkeeper._ Address Box 29 Record.E da \u20ac00000000000000000000 Headquarters for ° Ganadian \u201d\u201d Souvenirs 3 ve ke oa ee A Souvenir Spoons, Pin Trays, Trinket Boxes.PINS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.in enamelled effects.~ Visitors to the city will find our store well worth a visit.Mail orders promptly filled.R.J.Spearing.| Goldsmith and \u2018Diamond Merchant.! 33 Strathcona 8q.Bell phone 413.00000000000000000000 CITY NEWS Miss Grace Armitage of East Sher- Hochelaga, Verdun, is spending his vacation at Little Lake Magog.Miss Daigle, who has been teaching school at Orford Centre, ig at her home in the city for the vacation.Mrs.T.T.Delisle has returnez from Yamachiche, accompanied by her niece, Miss Hermance Heroux, who will be her guest for a few weeks.Judge Tellier of Quebec was \u2018E.Panneton, House.a K.C., at the Magog | 1 brooke, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.Ewing, in Melbourne._ .Mr.C.8.Campbell, K.C., Montreal, is in Lennoxville for a few days.| Mr.L.Mercier, of the Bank of in town yésterday, the guest of Mr.in | Miss Bertha Trudeau, of Montreal, was the guest this week of her grandmother, Mrs.J.Trudeau, and her: uncle, Dr.\u2018M.Chagnon.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Proulx and family, who have been visiting Mrs.R.Roy, Depot street, have returned to their home in Lachine.Miss Marjorie Nutter, who has been staying with relatives and friends in town has returned to her home in \u2018Montreal.Mrs.James Ellis reports finding an egg of phenomenal size, laid by a Black Minorca hen.The egg measured 9 inches in length and ches in circumference.Mr.Hugh Dumbell, who has been.following his profession of civil engineer in South America for the past few years, has returned on sick leave and arrived last night from New York to visit his sister, Mrs.Frank White.: Mr.L.E.Panneton, K.C., and Mrs.Panneton, Miss Jeanne, Messrs.Dorais, Paul and Jean Panneton, left Wednesday for Little Lake = Magog, where they will be guests at the Lake Park Hotel for some six weeks or nore, Mr.Pannefon returning to the city every day.The Lord Bishop of \u2018Quebec, who [sailed for England the last of May, accompanied by Mrs.Hunter-Dunn, is established at a spacious temporary residence at Westgate-on-Sea, on the south east coast of England, which ts described as charming of situation with most invigorating sea air.The Bishop is enjoying the quiet and rest as much as it is possible for one of his active nature to enjoy comparative inactivity.The hope throughout the Diocese is that he will return to Canada in the autumn with renewed health and vigor.SAID TO BE NATIVE OF LENNOX- VILLE.A man named Joseph Shaw, ' years of age, who is said to have been a native of Lennoxville, fell dead from his seat at the Salvation 64 Army Metropole, in Montreal, yesterday.Shaw had been lodging at the Salvation Army building for = only one night, and intended going to his daughter in England.The officials of the institution did what they could to restore life but to no avail.The body was taken to the morgue to await communications from friends.DANIEL RYAN STOCK COMPANY.Everything points to & most successful engagement for Mr.Daniel Ryan and his company at the Clement Theatre on Tuesday evening.Judging from reports from Montreal, where the company has appeared the past five weeks, we are to have the \u2018best of the season\u2019s offerings.\u2018The Black Fox\u2019 is rich in its human interest, and in its presentation and also affords a pleasant relief, for Canadians, from all the United States plays.A special scenic production is carried, and all properties and light effects were made under the personal supervision of Mr.Ryan.The funeral of Mrs.G.Delisle, wife of the member for St.Maurice Coun- \u201cy, took place at Yamachichi, on \u2018hursday morning, at the parish church, and was attended by a large number of prominent business men of Three Rivers, Maskinonge, St.Maurice and Sherbrooke.\u2018The church was lahorately decorated with mourning drapery, and the.high altar and the atofalque surrounded with lights.\u2018he \u2018t, rmonized requiem mass was sung ,%y a large choir, the solos being rendered by personal friends, and the organ was presided over by the Abbe :D.Gelinas, the musical director being the Rev.Leon Aréand, Superior of the College of Three Rivers.The principal mourners were: Mr.G.Delisle, husband of deceased; Messrs.| T.T.Delisle (Sherbrooke); H.J.De- liste, 1.A.Delisle, Chas.Milot, V.Descoteaux; and OO.Pelletier, bro- thers-in-law.The service was celebrated by the Rev.Abbe Carbonneau, assisted by: deacon and sub-deacon.In the funeral cortege were Hon.(.R i Devlin, ,representing the Quebeg Government, J.A.Tessier, M.P.P., Three Thorough tuition given by Professor Rivers, Dr.I.C.Bachand, Dr.J.O.Frank Dudley, 9 Portland Avenue, Sher- Camirand, G.L.DeLofttinville, L.H.Olivier, Theo.Camirand, Jos.Gauthier, Philippe Pothier, of Sherbrooke, A.Hudon, Richmond and many | others.- its cattle 73 in-} 1 at their offices.\u2018manny Hall.LONELINESS OF \u2018 AMERICAN MAN.NO PLACE IN UNITED STATES FOR MAN OUT OF A JOB.(New York Post.) There passed through New York recently, bound to London, a former resident of Kansas City who, unlike most Americans, decided that he would not die in harness.He had made enough money some ten years ago to supply his wants, and the mere piling up of more dollars had no interest for him.So he turned over his business to younger men and sought to enjoy quietly the remainder of his years.What was the result ?This: typical Westerner, who had literally grown / up with Kansas City, found himself\u2019 ere long a permanent resident of the capital of a foreign country.No snobbishness took him to London, however, and no desire to force his way into foreign society.Unlike some extremely rich Americans who had preceded him to the other side, he was in no wise dissatisfied with being an American, or convinced that England is a better country than that in which he \u201cmade hig pile.\u201d NO PLACE FOR LEISURE.Why, then, does he reside in London ?The question was put to him by a reporter who plainly could \"not conceal his amazement that anybody would live:in London who might live in Kansas City.We give the answer precisely as the reporter printed it : \u2018\u201c\u201cWell, there is no place in America for a man out of a job.Over there you will find more people in the same position and you \u20acan associate with them.Here, after I go in and shake hands with my friends, they wonder how soon I am \u2019 going to leave, so that#they -can get back to work.Every Englishman, no matter to What class he belongs, gets to a certain point when he stops work.\u201d UNUTTERABLE LONELINESS., There it is, in a nutshell ; it is the unutterable loneliness of the American with leisure on his hands which | has made this man turn his back on Kansas City, its heights, its river yards, and its turreted homes.He could not spend the whole day watering his lawn or watching the trains coming into that horrible Kansas City pigsty.misnamed a station, or driving an automobile, or in waiting for his friends to come back from work in the rush-hour trolleys.We are inclined to think, too, that in addition to.his loneliness, a sort of _social stigma helped to drive him to\u201d another clime.It is still felt in \u2018many communities that there must be something wrong with one who will not earn money when he can.À man of leisure, it is instinctively understood, must {turn to the Devil for aid in passing his time; as a matter of course, he is also a \u2018\u2018man about town,\u201d THE HUMAN TOUCH MISSING.Now, it must not be thought that the case of this wayward Kansas City citizen is altogether exceptional.The plaint he utters reaches us quite frequently.The man whose health does not permit of strenuous office labor, the man of moderate income with bookish taste, the retired capitalist, the superannuated bank president, all have a hard time in obtaining sufficient human companionship.This is particularly true of retired army and navy officers.A fixed day, their 64th birthday, finds them promptly shelved.They give up their regiments or the command of departments or of fleets at the stroke« of noon on the fatal anniversary.They wander homewards to the towns they came.from, only to find that after the first week\u2019s issue of the Daily Watchword recounting their gallant services on land and sea, their friends can hardly conceal their impatience if these veterans appear a second time Hence it is that for the retired officer Washingtén' is a mecca.He cannot walk down Connecticut Avenue without meeting a score of men he knew in the service.Colonel, general and admiral \u2014 one of these titles he applies to almost every man he meets.The Army and Navy Club or the Metropolitan always have their occupants.Somebody is sure to ask the veteran how he swam ashore in that gale at Samoa, or charged down the road in the Wilderness | the time poor Harry Smith got that bullet in his brain.The human touch that makes the whole world kin is there.ADVANTAGES OF A LESIURE .CLASSA leisure class, indeed, whatever the age of its members, is not altogether an evil.Perhaps the men in it will help to redeem their sex from the old slur that only women keep -alive in America the finer side of life.Then, again, as a background, or as companions for men like our Kansas City friend, a.professional leisure class will serve a humane purpose.We confess, of course, to sharing the old- fashioned American prejudice against the rich idle.That prejudice is as wholesome and is needed in New York as Kansas City.Our ideal leisure class, in fact, would be one to share its leisure generousiy with the public ; to run our hospitals, raise the money for our charities, supervise our educational institutions and be faithful watchdogs on guard over our public officials, in city clubs, or civic leagues and our multiform associations for the betterment of Ta- The only objection we can see to this kind of leisure class is the frivolous one that if it did as we wished and gave of itself to the: public service, it would soon have no leisure at all.\u2019 IDEAI.WASHINGTON.But not officers alone find Washington the ideal city for men with plenty of time on their \"hands.Even our Kansas City.wanderer would have discovered plenty to associate ith.For side by side with official Washington is growing up another Washington, comprising men and women of wealth or social leanings who like the capital\u2019s cosmopolitan flavor, who enjoy meeting the Chinese.Ambassador, the colonel fresh from: the Philippines, and the titled attache of the British Embassy, at the endless: teas and dinners of the season.For those of more sober tastes are the vast treasures in the Library of Congress and the other storehouses learning and science for which Washington is famous, and ionship of the growing body of scientists who slave and all but starve in the Government bureaus.Of course .: 0e er Ces aies ie ee \u20ac æ of; ,the compan- mere civilians, who lave never been part of the Govermental machine, even if they are possessed of means, do not escape without some pangs of envy of those in the official swim, into eddies of which Mrs.Brown, of Dupont Circle, formerly of Chicago, occasionally drifts, to be patronized by the wife of the newest Congressman from Idaho or the proud spouse of the Fifth Assistant Auditor for the Bureau of Printing and Engraving.+- THI LATE A.C.PATCH.A Fort William paper has the following in connection with the death of a former E.T.man : .\u2018News was received.this morning of the comparatively sudden death at Chapleau, of Mr.A.C.Patch, who for a number of years has been prominent in building circles in Fort William.He resides at 220 May street.Early in the spring.Mr.Patch left for Chapleau in connection with his\u201d contracts in that town.Last Monday he was apparently as well as usual, but Tuesday he complained of not \u2018feeling well.He has been troubled with pneumonia for some time, though he never previously complained.His life up te the last was an extremely active one.He was seventy years of age.His body will be brought to the city to-night.\u2018He is survived by a widow while his enly son, George E.Patch, resides at Syracuse, N.Y.\u201c\u2018Mr.A.C.Patch was born at Dun- ham, Que.He moved to Schreiber, where he resided for eleven years and about eleven years ago he located in Fort William.He has followed the contracting (business: and had charge of the: erection of \u2018many buildings in this city, = among them being the Tharle dwellings on Dease street, the addition to the Hudson Bay Company store, and the Ogden Hotel.\u201cHe was an Anglican in religion, being an active worker of St.Paul's Church, The deceased had a most kindly disposition, and was very much liked by his personal friends and acqpaintances.\u2018\u2018His comparatively sudden death will be much regretted by hosts of friends, not merely in Fort William, but also in Schreiber, Chapleau \"and other towns in this vicinity.> - The late Mr.Patch was a son of the late Ephraim Patch, of.Brome, and half brother of Mr.R.W.and .H.Patch, of this village.He was\u2019 a well known figure in the Eastern Townships, having previous to his going West been in business in Rich- ford, Vt., and West Farnham, Que.He lived for some time on the old Patch homestead near this village.pn DANVILLE.- Mr.and Mrs.Clarence F.Dufeu (nee Miss Beatrice Macleay) of Saya- | bec, are spending a few days here, the guests of Mrs.Roderick Mac- Leay.Dr.and Mrs.Alfred Macleay and daughter, of Manchester, are visiting friends here and at Castlebar.Miss Edith Pitt, of Falmouth Fore- side, is the guest of her friend, Miss Miriam McKee.Miss Marion Crockett is spending her holidays at her home Hill Croft,\u201d having returned from attending school at Boston, Mass.Mr.Morleyhogle, of Westmount, was the guest of Dr.and Mrs.G.L.McKee, on Monday.Miss Stella Hibbard, of ville, is in charge of the local phone exchange for the month July.7 Miss Florence Wilson, the Misses Alberta and Elsie Elliott, the Misses Olive and Myrtle Lay and the Misses Robinson are among those camping at the Nicolet Lakes.Mrs.Archie McCallum and son, of of Sherbrooke, are the guests of her father, Mr.J.P.Edwards.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Church have \u2018returned from a trip through the New England States.Mrs.Sanderson returned home on Tuesday from Scotland, where she attended the World's Women's Christian Temperance Union Convention.Mr.E.E.Spencer, President of the M.& R.Mutual Fire Insurance .Co., was in town yesterday (Friday) adjusting and paying their losses , with Messrs.Harmon Lodge and Harvey Nutbrown.Mr.Henri Roux\u2019s feed store at the station is nearing completion.He is otherwise improving the store occupied by Vilandre Freres by a fresh coat of paint.Dr.E.R.Darche is making various improvements on his property.\u2014 + BRIGHAM.Recent arrivals and departures include : Mrs.Davids and son, of Mont- treal, at Mr.Warminton\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs Alex.Armstrong, of Manchester, at Mr.Ellison\u2019s ; Mrs.Wm.Hayes, of Warden and the Misses Wilkins, of Melbourne Ridge, at Mr.Walter Carter\u2019s ; Mr.Sidney Kemp, of Nashua, N.H., and Miss Edna Kemp, of Fraserville, at Mr.Toothaker\u2019s.Mrs.Li.M.Fuller, of North; Troy, Vt., is the guest of her sister, \u2018Mrs.Seymour, at \u201cThe Maples.\u2019\u2019 A Mr, R.Wilson Carr went to Montreal on Thursday\u2019 to meet his parents and sister, who are on.their way from England to Saskatc hewan.* The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary had a pleasant gathering at Mrs.PP.A.Hawke's on Thursday.; \u2014 eee HONEY INCOME IN B.C.\u201cI have estimated that the gross income of the Province of British Columbia from honey produced is in the neighborhood of $100,000, or something like fifty cents a head for the whole population.This is based on calculations which, so far as my personal investigations have been conducted, have so far proved correct.\u201d \u2018This \u2018is what F.Dundas Todd, the Provincial Government bee expert, stated recently, Mr.Todd has been lecturing om hees at different points on Vancouver Island, and also on the smaller islands adjoining and has found the people intensely interested.900000000000000000008! : Acknowledgments.: 000000000000000000000 CARD OF THANKS.We wish to thank all our friends in Bury, Cookshire, Sawyerville and elsewhere, for coming to our rescue during the fire on Tuesday last, and for rendering such valuable and strenuous service.F.M.POPE & SON.Bury, July 8th, 1910, in the city, | Sawyer- tele- à CLEMENT THEATRE | ONE NIGHT ONLY.Tuesday, July 12th DANIEL RY.And his excellent company, in a special production of seeteeeeeesteseetetes SEATS ON SALE ¥ Prices, 25c, 35¢, 50c.$99IFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIE \u201cThe Black Fox\u201d Direct from a run of Fifty Nights at PRINCESS THEATRE, MONTREAL.SATURDAY MOR wo AT BOX OFFICE.\u2019 ~ ull} Richford oanitorium \u2018Conveniently located on the C.P.Rand Missisquoi branch of the G.T.R.; well equipped with Static Galvanic Faradic and High Frequency Electricity, Vibrator for Massage, Leucodes- cent.Lamp, Electric Bath and Heater for treatment of all chronic cases rheumatism, sciatica, neuritis, ete.Convalescents.\u2018 Maternity cases received and homes found for infants if desired.-For rates address : T - DR.C.8.SCOFIELD, Richford, Vt.- TENDERS ' Tenders for the plumbing: anid the installation of the heating and ventilating systems at the Convent and at the College of Granby, will be received until the 15th day of July inst.For plans and specifications as well as for tenders, please apply to.DR.L.A.LESSARD, Chairman of the School Board of Gran- by, at Granby, Que, Each tender will have to be accompanied with an accepted cheque of per cent.of the total cost of the job.The \u2018School Commissioners will not he bound to accept any of the T'onders.+ Granby, Que., July 1st, 1910.- TENDERS WANTED.Sealed\u2019 tenders, marked \u2018Tender for Bridge,\u201d\u2019 will be received by the Secretary of the Town of Couticook, Que., up to the 23rd inst., for the construction of a reinforced concrete arch bridge \u2018of i dandruff, falling hair, 100 feet span over the Coaticook River, in the said town.Plans and specifications may be seen at office of the Secretary, or at the office of the undersigned.lIteturnable plans and\" specifications will also be mailed upon request.An accepted cheque egual to 5 per cent.must be furnished with tender, and.thé lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.FRED C.DAV1S, Con.Ing.64 Strathcona Sq., Sherbrooke,\u201d Que.CANADA.Province of Quebec, District of St.Francis.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT The 8th day of July, 1810.Before G.L.De Lottinville; the Circuit Court.GEORGES HENRI countant, of the City of Sherbrooke, in the District of St.Francis, Clerk of Plaintiff.\u2014vs.\u2014 ARTHUR DESILETS, heretofore of Sainte Clothilde de Horton, in the District of Arthabaska, now of Manchester, New Hampshire, one of the United Stat- es-of America, The defendant is within one month.(Signed) @.L.DE LOTTINVILLE, Clerk &f the Circuit Court.(True copy.) LIONEL FOREST, Attorney for Plaïntiff.CANADA.- Provincé of Quebec.District of St.Francis.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT In and for the County of Stanstead at Coaticook.LA BANQUE NATIONALE, a corporate and politic, having its' principal office and place of business at the city of Quebec, in the District of Que- bet, Defendant.ordered to appear \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ~ Plaintiff.\u2014v Vs.\u2014 LUDGER DIONNE AND ERNEST PEPIN, both of the Township of Barn- ston, in the District of Saint Francis, Defendants.The defendants are ordered to appear within one month.: The Eighth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and ten.SHURTLEFF & TRUDEAU, © Ce ce ST.PIERRE & VERRET, Attorneys for Plaintiff.WARNING Since its introduction into Canada the sales of Parisian Sage have been | phe- nowmenal,.This success has led to Tmuauy imitations similar in name.Look out for them ; they are rot the genuine.See that the girl with the Auburn hair is an DENAULT, Ac- body ten } year-old t -Rooni, 2 every package.You can always get the : genuine ut F.T.Ansell's drug store, Parisian Sage is the quickest acting and most efficient hair tonic 1m the world.It is made to conform to Dr.Sanger.bond's (of Paris) proven theory that baldness and scaip itch ure caused hy germs.Pyrigian Sage kills germs and removes all trace in two Weeks, or money back ; it falling hair \u2018and itching scalp and vents baldness.And remember, that baldness is cans- ed by dandruff germs, those little hard working persistent «devils that day and night do nothing but dig into the roots of the hair and destroy its vitality, _ Parisian Sage is\u2019 a daintily perfumed hair dressing, not sticky or greasy, and any woman who desires luxuriant ond bewitching hair can get it in two wecks these dandruff Stops pre- by using it.50 cents a large bottle.MEMORIAUS ReHable work only, in.Granite and | Tarble Monuments.Prices reasonable RICHARD HAMBLY.Goaticook, tue.Le à of dandruff, e + + + ++ +++ -\u2014 quickl and the .reet was PR a 4 Mr.C ing, Ju » .On payin man sing in : publish + 2 à .ed.Crops a ENCLOSEEXTRA FORT ff Ee soreaer Sa anc |B dre y \u201can, ou, in San 4, ie ey Epes meant a, wor : 0% - ) eee _ VE, £1 a Ct \u2019 un cing 1 u end \u2019 o in 3 3 b rE | \u2014 - T R A F ee GORED BY A Esnouf, of 8 uly 9.\u2014(Speci MOND.Elsie Lavi e Lampron gest son tho gd in value fr also.the s each regard to their 3 aver À om ORP \u2018 Halifax N ANGRY B rotoent BL.uambert al)\u2014Mrs, JosePh L ne, EEE ot The thousands of d om'a few dollecs an year than th i] | : {A y SE TER TR e OSTAG E : MacDonal N.S.Jul ULL.acre of Richmo 8, a form NV riage.avine, w ghter of gation to ollars w dollar ts in rega o stocks.| .- Ia CT ald , y 9\u2014D es of land ond, has er ge., Were unit Mr.can be © be ab an acre s an a rd to land 0009 i Cn Tem 5 ke d , à farm aniel J.Posit nd, which i sold sev ted in m e cited solutely true, have .acre to : 4 ses 4 & a ene ond, C.B., was i er of Loch L \u2018| e the St is situ en ar- by the y true, been a good mass |: - ~ ty EE | hk Sh hin Buna En ag Sh EE ary re orn: Enr ea lu VE: ios - .te ALE mal tu e of the pastu ing toward NEW \u2014 = e paid, $700 ® 000000000 holding ne companies about the ind | 4 - UT .offering genuine saving , values the Macdonald gored him to death, | Farpham Cen AT BRIGHAM.: SPORTING NEW ° a stricly honest proven properties there are \"nana ite enter o> 4 Da don; | 7 a i Cl : | s in je .e gate W was almo cath, 1al)\u2014The ne e, Jul : ec E mplete ab and strai ies and conduct ona-fide = of 3 % : othing : quality up wi when th st thr bh ; new steel bri y 9\u2014(S eee / © to e absence straightf conducting enterp % ed dr : 1 ! .- th hi e flerce ough am is n el brid pec- 00000 [ © a point of wild orward basis: ing ope A LA ownig 2 ; Ord e Send , f th 1 im and animal c gre ow compl ge at Bri e000 ; th wher icat o .asis; Th erations © i .° through 1 À er to-d your .e bars of crushed hi ame at credit eted, and.1 rig- oo.oroughly : e the limi perations.- ere is Lo aroug à » \u2014 1 = da Ma 1 bod f the gat im agai realizing on th .reflect ee thei y defined imits 8.The'i an al a - plane i - ; \"T4 y.M 1 y.gate with i nst zing the i e contract cts their operati , and of the industr vR n | ; TW not satisfi one ts heavy travel e inconveni ors who | ions t nearly a proven y has grows |i were pract = i iE ; i ; satisfied.y refunded if i CANNOT p y ture, nos Public, fnishod t to the .tony Soe Cope these Proven HE erhe hanes have besa A \u2019 Wight.a Ri ET, 3 : q 25 i | TURES NOIRE FIGHT | by the council ur months fe struc- rate, is sh nation ps in dustry 8.are \u20ac | ie from shor ] a dozen Children\u2019 | 5 CORPGRATION CG ADVISES Tiles oh Jaye over © township, but APD ne ent papers throughe fact that ne js now attracting the after 5 ins, a co 1 El in Mi ns W | Albany, N.Y.,\u2019 CUNSE , MLA wo months.Mr news articl hroughout at new ending a Bs Feld him : Ch other H ash D 1 Counsel / N.Y.July 9.=Cor L.$5,000 f ., secured 8.Mr \u2014 in cles regard the cou spapers _ at a-remarf 5 d him ï 4 } - - ubba d resses nsel Arth \u2019 uly 9.\u2014Co - .def rom the G & bonus * Canadi : 8 g out speci gar ing it untry a , magazines ES rived ; a r | \u2019 advi ur L.A rPOTAtion goto.th overnm s of an T est ial California and t re printi s and inves 2s .\u201c ?oy ! styles Stri and Bo - sed Mayo ndrews D up-t e expens ent to h eam W .endorsem ifornia oil e hat a ing editori a Two } { SR ° ripes an d x pleate d ; moving pict r Jas.B.ws Jesterday o-date brid es of buildin elp Moth as Beaten B proofs th nents for th oil edition good many pa rials 88 4 until ot oF ed, 3 s, in ,( ; ibited i 1tions welfal en a de ; as has\u2019 .ry By T s of the sumin y, as s one of th ~1 È = , with whi , pink, sk .his opi in Alban cannot are of hi ep interest as wo Pol oe pie nation g a \\positi well as one of strong; 174 oo PE =i} years.The value i Sizes for 1 to 5 lowed.th nature.The \u20ac a \u201clewd or E004 sound Jude à business m record | PTE EN ETS Lau A: fat 1s the fact on makes op erati Brent importance in tbe | 3 N.CE - at each, 49c ue is very special Mayor against te protests \u201cWith tot ee to exert it who is net STEAD OF SAN OUT SHOT IN A angle and the of the Easter sandé ot almost certain in th 14 : H 0e th \u2019 .ecla ° any of e exhibition the constitu elf on b < WOULD TER - oil s e oil b stern field aliforni in the prove au: wn J the movi ition in ents.behalf of \u2019 HAVE , CUP ands of Cali elt ig elds the oi nia lie 12 a 3 Lee ee ohnson-Jeffries ing pictures in Al FORMER POTTON y Bisley.oo CANAD.can ba accurately.sacs have = a re hundred nds lie at quite A COMMER( LR EEE _ LORD ' ON.WO | Mitchell ., July 9\u2014Had ti well ca certain ntle slo et wide, while 1 8 ait i.A N m= ja, HOLLO DOUGLAS .siunkin, sa on F WOMAN BUYS > in i of Hamilton, aad Set.{ty of toe canbe estimated ane in most of the that anil lopth À as ir f po x FLO \u2014 Spokanë $2 PER D NOW yl Reynolds, dau Special) I a Last shot mn ths K uls- pert makes ihvestrn cu: in a hundr elds the depth A death o He Be \u2014 ne, Wash., Juiy AY.Rev.B.8.Rey daughter th Miss team woul yesterday th olapore y all the estments i dred feet, and th 3 ; Cent \u201cI Al moo OOR - -Vowing h ., Juiy 9.\u2014 who left L Reynold r of the 1 perf d have r e Canadi ~The Call more statis 11 Où sh e que J ntral He Tmo Th his wi e has + (Special) o left b s, of thi ate ormance epeated lan co allfo ble.ares f a Oran © 5 = ess ife, L spent hi ialy and | ere about 8 Pla both - of last the gr uld be rnia oil es founded : \u2018 gevil [ | \u2014\u2014\u2014 Spokane y 0 has spent his fortune on tai has been n 20 years ago CY A a year in wl eat milli writte Indus\u2019 ed on proven PFŸ 14 Girard = | ps.Mackinnon winnin nilllonaire non | stru 1 a & opotane yesterday to | ouglas left teach en now fof some ago purer, AS It W rin inning Ot aires In a day by ce sa gre | Fy came to n Pacifi o work with teacher 1 as recentl years a ront to the si as, when apore st years.I ay by tory a at Indust 2 b i crew f{ c Rail a of th y Ppurch C e six h the t antial tisa caref nd ho ry.À volume DA usines 1 or three | way .fruit f e blacks .ased anada -h undred eams Vv basis fact ul Ww me A 8 4 Lord S ee month surveyin arm of at King's- a {th : ad al yard estme .It that , conse n have bec me A i hollo i s at $2 4 Delawar 104 acre gs Moun- e Moth ead of six range co nt whi offers the 1 rvative a 0 3 3 5 - sent Mangui is a brother of t day.large e, and will rai s in.Dover, lat the Me Country.I points over count y should h Investors anh ndustry ve action lastiné et 96,006 ! in of the Ns of Queensbur the pre- teachi scale, as well ise fruit on » ing.Mit other Countr t was seen ne arrels of o conside ors anhPortunity for Is onas a > { through th arquis, who y and cous- ching of_black as continu 2 |the C itchell had th y Was gain- th xt gerierat Il will be r carefull brokers th profitable I |g; - Trur e case gained f engaged children.e her : anadians ¢ the last sh ose wh lon, th produ y, asm roughout 1 e 198 ; Fi 0, J Sieh oo ts ol | ee Eee LE] ene es Mis Pons id during § oe ey, En iss : e is of : it ; with \u2018 h .| oO o s durin a » = \u2014 as Torte Addis.the fes Margaret cottage on Long to Leaching, and fequiring ith two more eo other - rk and a aoliars of ring 0 Et Brotiers = Ce age to be ake Cha of her comin to win.Th £0, C udiciously I?Ld 8 cove .PLAN REC : ti able to spe mplain i and R .g, Gray ey we ; alif - .\u2018 .Vv A .nd n ord unc puttin re .or JR 5% = | gros York, July 9\u2014(Bpe OHNSON: agement of her foal overase the her [scanty Country.the vi giving the - Miscellaneous a Oil Stocks si NINETE Fes we 0ed *\u2018Bl \u2014(Spe .n - the vi ' Pa | ig reception ork Sutton.3 Mary E rgent invita.| K to-day the reco being beaten.Up - and i \u2014(8pecis , guest.ming y the M was the the on Re e dera \u2018 winter 1G.1907.other Country moe \u2018made g ETROP quest oo tion of ! Î ¢ Country's esterday the \u2018winning 7 LIT Caspiun score was 79 Mother SL .8 - _ 8, while Can- GUARDIAN TIES Agen 1 i ; Z| BUILDING, N C CY | \u2019 : Scotät - 8 2; © \u2019 fontreal.at 11 © _ as 90 Ca \u2019 IE 22 2 Lu x; 4 S21 I'S \\ .vocnccecaqeseccnen ne Worsted vend a few eys, t by tail- now.\u2014 \u2014 e coat, the rousers, all- \\ 17 ATS eo 0000 l\u2019anamas at À - Gy : © ma.\u20ac é 0 e ¢ Ô \u20ac _ ® mS.> e « p.m.on\u2019 account ° Jde, GANTIC.Ç -ouglas, of Nov -ducted the servi an Church- fog.fhe, - returned home at the Rev.AK: of Boston, Will (nox Presbyterisa.on Sunday, ss Polishing, Olds- and Valvoline lupplies, Repair- y in- connection.ee socccoccert \u2018edn s dev dud dn a = SOV CACO CAGTCOOLICRNNAL ANTRAL 00C000T0008000C 00000 QRCOOS Manager cecooo0e0#* san 0200000000 ee oc.eveveo eo ° ° oo soe \u201cstation cr store.\u2018these M-.L Pure Paints \"get when you buy = SHERBHOORE DAILY HECORD, SATORDAŸ, JULY 9, I, (77177 PXGH SEVEN, \u2014 os SL FRANCIS RIVER WAS CHIEF TRADE | ROUTE; JESSE PENNOYER AS HEAD OF BARNSTON MILL.Names of Some of Early Pioneers With Whom He Did Bus- - _ ânes, RANGE OF PRICES IN EARLY DAYS.Government Asked to Establish a Customs Office By John Fergueson Who Wanted Government Position\u2014A Sample Order For Supplies Sent to Three Rivers Merchant.(The 11th \u2018of Jesse Pennoyer \u2014 series of articles\u201d) During 1799, 1800 and the early years of tbe century, Jesse Pennoyer was superintendent of Barnston Mill.Amongst those with whom he had business dealings were Joseph Bartlett, Preserved Bullock, Augustus Taplin, Benjamin George, Timothy Clements, Levi Baldwin, Isaac Clements, Joshua Parker, Jude Convers, Ezra Ball, Johnson Tapling, David \u2018Young, Seth Norton, Newbury Eddy, Joseph Kilborn, John Vance- and Enoch Young.Many of these men did.work at the mill and in some instances were paid in contra acgounts, as tue mill was evidently \"supply In this connection many interesting prices of commodities at that time were entered in the account book.One man who worked getting in logs for plank for the grist mill was paid 5 shillings, or $120, a day.For 8 yards of linen the charge was $5.82.A bar- -rel of .pork was worth $13.62; beef, 35 a cwt.Wheat was $1.40 a bushel; Indian corn, 80c a bushel; sugar, 15¢ a pound; one mutton brought $2.40; shoes were $1.80 a pair; cotton, 96c a yard; rum, $3.60 a -gallon; tea, $1.80 a pound; \u201cCanadian sugar, 16c a pound.A yoke of = oxen brought $72.90.The accounts from which these prices are taken bear dates 1799, 1800, \u201901, \u201902, \u201903.NAMES OF SOME PIONEERS.Among others who had saw mill accounts with Mr.Pennoyer were Thomas Parker, Major Badger, Zeph\u2019'n Thomas, D.Bartlett, Sam'\u2019l Hall, Tyler Spafford, J.Richardson, Capt.Snow, Thomas Huntington, P, Bull, M.Cole, etc.Other names mentioned are : Philip Luke, Dr.May, P.Ruiter, Henry Adams, Dr.Warner, William \u2018Barnard, Jacob Cook, Messrs.Lister & Morragh, Norris, Hinman, Bistolph, Witcher, Seers, Merrimap, Spring, Cull, Rugg, Wad- ley, Wells, S8am\u2019l Clark, Ch\u2019s Kings- bury, Saw\u2019) Clifford, Hovey, .Wad- ley, Henry Curtis.« TRADED AT THREE RIVERS.Several years later, when Major Pennoyer was living near Waterville, he appears to have done all his trading.at Three Rivers, by way of the St.Francis._There was a pearl ash- ery at Sherbrooke run by the Messrs.Dorman, who made regular trips down the river, and by them he often sent orders to his trader at Three Rivers, Ezekiel Hart.Such an order is the following : \u201cCompton, 5th June, 1812.\u2018Ezekiel Hart, Esq\u2019 re, \u201cSir, \u201cI have a favorable opportunity to write you a few lines by Mr.Dor- man, By whose return I must beg of you to send the Order of Council concerning roads, which I lent you some time ago, as you may recollect, for the purpose of assisting in some measure with respect to a road from our country to Three Rivers, > and hope it may have been of service that way as from that or some other cause our Grand Voyer has established a road, generally I believe to the satisfaction of the most-of the Inhabitants.\u2018\u2019If you please I wish you to send me by Mr.Dorman Fifteen Gallons of Good 8pirité I say Spirits because the freight of Spirits will\u2019 not - -be anything more than Rum.I \u2018also 7068 \u2014Put there by the makers\u2014found there in the service alone can give.It is no hard thing to make a paint that looks good in the can \u2014or sounds good \u2018n the advertising\u2014and YOU \u2014 as your ancestors \u2018did \u2014 and\u2018 \u2018see what pe ple will t \u2018think of yous .{ 2 se \u201cHere I am, shaving i in ease and comfort, in a quarter of the time it takes you to shave with your old time devices.- «And I! have yet to cut myself the first time with the GILLETTE.- Ex \u201cLay aside your prejudice, old chaps, look up to the light and get a GILLETTE\".: Standard sets, $5\u2014Pocket Editions, $5 to $6., se\u201d I.You will know which dealers carry GILLETTE RAZORS AND BLADES by the Gillette Signs.| | Took for them GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO.OF CANADA ma Office aad Factory, 63 st.Alexander Street x 0 tC k | = SAT Le rac HE greatest strain \u2018falls midway be- T tween the top and bottom of a one- piece fire-pot, because the live coals are located at the centre of the fire.This continued strain overtaxes the expansion powers.of a one-piece fire-pot and causes it to .bulge out and crack at the centre, and through the cracks, dust and deadly coal gas escape and eventually pass through the registers.In self-defence, you have to buy a new fire-pot.Every oil Cement thisPjoint is- absolutely as.proof, smo e-proof and dust-proof./ The layer of cement acts as a \u201cbuffer\u201d between th two sections and allows each section to expand or contract independently of the other.This feature prevents the Sunshine fire-pot from cracking.Less than 1 per cent.of Sunshine fire-pots \u2018have been replaced.This.shows conclusively that.the Sunshine two-piece fire-pot will save you motiey, and that\u2019s the fire-pot you replace is so much added to the cost of the maintenance of your furnace, Now, the Sunshine fire-pot is built in two 9M sections, which are joined together with our - Bl famous\u201d cup-joint.Because of the shape of the cup-joint and the layer of McClary RE TT Tht.BO SL SUE TT TEE Pere | Kind of i a fire-pot you want in the furnace youf are going to have installed in your new house.Get the Sunshine\u2014the economical, guaranteed furnace.nace investment.} A EERO N vx SSI It\u2019s the Al fur- RN RAS ; Fh J London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St.John, N.B.;| Bmilton, Calgary.\u201cFor Sale by J.S.MITCHELL & CO.wr oes Ag 7 54 C5 7 \u2014 naan er ys eA ¥ v : : ~~ pme 11 = ; A Bd \u201cpire 5 xa \u201c * Sm ml ae x me a + HUDSON | PAGE EIGHT.mee Teer ete aa SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, .1910.\" (Third ¢f Dally ftecord\u2019s Series of | National Articles.) Three hundred years ago on an Ap- vil, day, Henry Hudson, the English navigatqr, sailed through the forbidding straits that bear his name, into the big lonely bay that was to DR.STEPHEN LKACOCK, Professor of Political Rconomy, Mc- Gill University, Author of this Article.be at once his monument and .his grave.Some sixty years later Charles II granted a charter to his cousin Prince Rupert and seventeen associa- -| \u2018tgs: incorporating them as the \u201cGov- \u201cerpor.and Company.of Adventurers of England trading in Hudson Bay\" \u2018and thereby \u2018securing to them the exclusive fur trade of British North \u2018\u2019 América.oot For two hundred years the Company carried on its trade with the Indian hunters of the west, using .\u2014 the bay as its basis and building its.posts upon its shores.The narrow and dangerous passage of the straits served as their outlet to England.In\u2018 the course of a century and three quarters 750 vessels, ranging.from SON BAY ROUTE WHICH CANADA WIL ~~ BACK: DOOR OF CONTIN creasing it becomes apparent that something must be done.:- ~ The total wheat crop of = Western Canada in the year 1900 amounted to 17,000,000 bushels.By the year 1909 it had increased to 140,000,000 bushels.This tremendous oupput is handled as best It may be by the three railways now existing.The grain comes pouring in floods into Winnipeg, and is shipped from there to Fort William and Port Arthur, the head of navigation of the: Great | Lakes.All that cannot be carried out by the grain fleet of the lakes before the oncoming of winter, is stored in the great elevators of the lake ports, and must either remain there: until the spring or go by the all-rail route to the sea during the winter.The limitations of this method of transportation have naturally caused people to look for either a better scheme, or for one that will be an lauxiliary to the facilities already at hand.It is not to be wondered at that the man most interested is the Western farmer, the man whose life is given to the growing of this gigantic output of wheat, which within another decade may well increase to 300,000,000 bushels.The farmer sees that something must be done about it, and to him the Hudson Bay Railway is the direct solution of the problem.= - The wheat belt of North America.although under separate flags, seeks one-common market for its crop.If the Canadian grain finds its way to Europe, through the United States why in turn should not American -pro- \u2018dûct travel through Canada to the same destination?It can be plainly seen that the shortest route from the grain belt of the Mississippi and Saskatchewan .valleys to European \u2018markets ig by way of the ports of Hudson Bay.\u2018The following statistics of distances: may.be cited in proof.Winnipeg to Liverpool via Hudson Bay: 3626 miles: Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Montreal, 4228 miles: Duluth to Liverpool via Hudson Bay, 3728 miles; Duluth to Liverpool via New York, 4201 miles: St.Paul to = THE | EXPLORATION OF THE -STRAITS; i THE NEPTUNE IN WINTER.QUARTERS.70 gun \u2018ships to \u201810 ton pinnaces, crossed the ocean, passed through the straits-an® sailed the bay in the servicé of the company.In all this time only two were lost.One of the \u2018irst posts established by the company was! Fort Churchill, situated-up- * on a splendid harbour, ofi the western side pf which was presently erected the massive stone fortification called Prince of Wales.Now when the busy brains of a commercial people turn to the problem of utilizing the Hudson route, «he imagination pictures those other days when the brave navigator was cast adrift in his little shallop never to return, and when the roaring canon at Fort Prince of Wales echoed ucross the broad bay an answer \u2018to the guns of La Perouse.* While \u201cdwelling upon the romance of - those by-gone days it is Interesting to note that the chief avenues of trade twa hundred years.ago are the same'ones upon which so much depends to-day in the railroad project now being undertaken.The sail- nz ships of other years, laden with \u201cthe furs and skins for overseas are to be replaced by the ocean leviathans of modern commerce bearing their enorthous burdens of grain.ical situdtion the most favored of waters.Jutting down as it does to rest.the borders of the greatest wheat produetne area in the world, its very | Northern Line extends from Winnipeg Ï position would seem as if it were of- ering itrelf for service to our wide raivies Loi help them year after year with their golden harvest.The ques- tien of transportation is becoming.a | mere and more serious one owing | to the eornpested state of the grain | traffie\u201d and the ' present inadequate | facilities.~ When one realizes the astonishing rate at which.the volume of the wheat crop of -the west is in- : | route presents Liverpool via Hudson Bay, 4096 miles: St.Paul to Liverpool via New.York, 42310 miles, Churchill to Liver- poo! via Hudson Bay, 2960 miles; Montreal to Liverpool via St.Lawrence, 5000 miles.Assuming for the moment that one or the other of the proposed routes via Fort Churchill or Fort Nelson will be selected as the terminus of the new railway, we see at once that it cuts off a distance of over miles between Winnipeg and Liver- \u2018pool as compared with the distance | between Winnipeg and Liverpool via Montreal.Winnipeg is the most important shipping point for wheat in the west, and is the \u2018wheat centre for Manitoba; but in addition to Winnipeg the steady growth of population in other centres of West indicates the rapidly increasing need for greater transportation facilities with the outside world than those now existing.Edmonton within a decade has grown from a village to a city of 10,000 people.Saskatoon, a mere hamlet 10 years ago, has now [2,000 inhabitants, while Calgary with a population of 30,000 (promises to develop a great indus- |'trial centre, second only to Winnipeg among the cities of the plains.It is Hudson Bay seems in its Geograph- jon these facts that the prospect | for the success of the new route must At the present time the Canadian to The Pas on the Saskatchewan, a distance of 480 miles from Fort Churchill, and about the same distance from Fort Nelson on the Hudson Bay.It is this gap that the 1ew railway must bridge.The probable cost of constructing the line \u20188 a matter of conjecture, but the no very grave obstacles.Survey parties have investigated conditions at various points a Vr NT BEIN 600 | the , UTILIZE OPENED UPon the Churchill, Nelson and Hayes rivers, and the results of these investigations have been published during the last two years 1x the official reports of the Dominion Government.- These reports have shown cledrly the conditions of the timber lands and the agricultural possibilities: of the country A report of recent date speaks as follows of the forest near Split Lake.\u2018\u2018Through a wooded country throughout there are but limited areas where the forest growth isof a size to be commercially of much value.There are no hard woods.For- most destructive throughout the whole region, sparing only the very wet muskeg areas, and a few tracts isolated by surrounding \u2018water or marsh.\u201d : \u2018 The agricultural possibilities seem more promising than those of the forest, and a recent goelogical report says, \u2018\u2018At Norway House, the Hud- on Bay trading post near the head est fires have been widespread and .»{ind.submitted exhaustive reports to the Canadian Goverament on .his .experiences.In one of these he states, \u201cWhilst I #m of the opinion that there wil}?- always be more or less fluctuation An the date of the practi- :al navigation for the purpose of commerce, the ship owner who sends in a freight-carrying steamer before.the 15th of July will almost certainly be subjected to such delays-as will add very seriously to the cost of the voyage.With regard to the closing of the season, so far as obstruction from ice is concerned, the end \u2018| of October seems to be the time when the heavy old ice comes down in force.In estimating the period of navigation of an ordinary year, | I should say from the 15th of July to the 15th of October.\u201d | | Commander W.Wakenam in his report of eleven years later says,\u2018\u2018I absolutely agree with Lieut.Gordon in fixing the date for the opening of navigation in Hudson Strait for commercial purposes, by suitable vessels from the.15th of July to the 15th of October, or perhaps the 20th.I would not dread the ice in October, though there is always a chance jof the western end of.the Strait, being blocked by Fox Channel ice.I would therefore fix the 20th of October as the extreme limit of safe navigation «.~~ AN ICE JAM IN THE HUDSON STRAIT.°° \u2014\u2014 cultivates a large garden, in which | different vegetables have been successfully grown.\u201d From the Nelson River there extends westward a plateau covering ten thousand square - miles of land, especially adapt- 2d to agricultural.purposes.In the \u2018course of exploration in this district there has been.found deposits of iron, copper, and various other minerals.The natural conclusion, then, is that while the resources of this territory are as yet little known, there is every reason to.believe.that they are only awaiting development.This is .of J course a question that must be an- of Lake Winnipeg, the cmef Pactor in the fall.\u201d I More recent information is given by Mr.A.P.Low, in the \u2018Cruise \u2018of the Neptune.\u2019\u2019 \u2018\u2018The \u2018question of the navigation of Hudson Bay and Hudson Strait,\u201d he writes, \u201chas been before the Canadian public for a per- fod extending back almost to the time of Confederation.An answer ito this question has become nore and more pressing as.the latent wealth of the grain field of the Northwest has been proved and as the present: means of transport of this great volume of grain to-the seaboard becomes \u2018 yearly less capable of handling its exped- iously and cheaply.The toute : \u2018 by rail from Fort Churchill, and.frdm .thence to Ro A AC Re Re pia i 6 Ey = dag iE = Bu 1 a r= ee Je a se Tee \u2014\u2014\u2014 == - ; ; = swered by the future, and by a pop- Europe in ships, is the ° - me 7 pme erreur rpm ae - N, Nu a = ~~ == Ç .a .\u201coo.; Ç \u2014 | EE.rm | \u2014 2 = > ~ >, - : Pa LES es « ~ pe = rd = = - =~ : po | LE NT me ; = == UN me ~~ un * > > EEE Swan 1 \u2014 TN .ç - £ as > ; \u2014 Là ; i Re : == Là ! .~~ oe sl = sr ads mo == TT =< SEE AS = ee == J NE TEE, me -.= ANS ulation that may have to move into this district because of the increasing congestion of the more \"fertile Western lands.For the present at least the new railway will largely depend upon the amount of grain - it can carry from the west to the ports of the Bay.\u2018 me Most important of all is the question of navigation, and the feasabil~ ity of using the Hudson Bay as \u2018a waterway of commerce.Hudson Bay _8 in length 800 miles, in breadth 600 and in depth an approximate average of 360 feet.Its navigability has been very carefully tested by various exploring expeditions whose RS THE PAS STA members have given most graphic accounts of the great inland sea.In 1854,-85,-56, Lieut.Gordon headed an expedition.In 1807 Commander Wake- ham explored the Bay and the Straits, and more recently in 1903- 01, Mr.A.P.Low made similar ~ investigations that were afterwards recounted in his book \u201c\u2018The Cruise of the Neptune.\u201d ; Upon one fact these explorers all agree, and that is, upon the length of time each year during which navigation is possible through the Straits and across Hudson Bay.Around this | > Sy question has \u2018centered much of \u2018the discussion concerning the new route.N EN ER IS LEENA > SN NN RN i .W.M.POLICE\u2014CHURCHILL.- - | Tr tap IY 1is roughly Speaking, four Months.shortest, and likeiy to prove the best of all those outside the present route.The main body of Hudson Bay does not freeze solid,-and the same may be\u201dsaid of the Strait.Although this is the case, these waters are quite unnavigable for ordinary ships during the winter and spring months aping to the great sheets of heavy -ice drifted about by the winter gales.The.period of safe navigation - for ordinary iron steamships, \u2018Hudson Strait and across Hudson Bay may be taken to extend from the 20th Buly to the 1st Novem- \u2018ber.\u2019 .: It is evident, then, ,that the period TION, C.N.RY.during which navigation is possible, The question then arises as to possibility of getting all the neces- Bary shipping done in such a short time, and whether the alternative \u2018of having to store the grain which fa ils to get out in the fall for some eight or nine months is not a sericus ob- tacle.It must be remembered \u2018that the storage of grain under these conditions, involves a loss of shrinkage .of about - l'per cent of %ts value.At the present time not riore than\u2019 35 per cent.of the year's crop.reaches the sea before the clove of navigation the Lieut.Gordon made three voyages n the lakes; and it might seem plausible to suppogs: that grain might \u2014 THE FORMULA OF \u2014 : + the shores 2?construction\u2014our now famous FUSED JOINTS.B- - those wild ui \u2018 , i : > .| ' yo Co.| 1° | A still] \u2018These joints mean Eo pater, SE y an absolutely gas, qu NA of the East + dust and smoke proof il CC & spot few ce a : oy sn BB \u201c the still \u20ac A furnace.= E EB ë gi | : Known by t - oY = a a BE .# \u2018Then we adapted oe { ; the PE - .F pi Ts, ; to.the firepot and i in the set ., .\u201c h fused 97 steel ribs tude, Ee ei Let \u2019 i M : intothecastiron,thus the shoals eu i .\u2026 increasing the radiat- to lake, cook ¥ ing surface three CR _ then look « D A 3 expanse of y: times .that of any ._ ownership.- other firepot.An.Lo plored wild .l° accurate three years eT 8° _ pn \" test, proved that the \u201cHecla\u201d Steel Ribbed Firepot .+ silent, une: saves one ton of coal in seven, \u2018 ce good place: - 4 quaintancc \u2018We learned that a steel combustion chamber § © and capes was not durable.By experimenting, we found §& ven the .: and brown that an all-castiron chamber would last longer than [: they retur à steel one.EE oo : | - 1 svonéively - \u2019 : ; frtends.el + & ' - - We can help you; too, in planning the right B.\u201cWe have : : } .\u2019 7 \u2018 thev 2 heating for your home.Our book will tell you.W' bry,\u201d they | : .- 5° : : - we shall 1 gE.Write for free copy.: 103 : an x = : ; \u2018 N \u2018Mr.Sho \\ 7 departing CLARE BROS.& CO., LIMITED, - PRESTON, Ont.- of pride an 8° A.R.WILSON Sherbrooke, Que.\u2014Agent.: t children hu J.E.JAMIESON, Coaticaok, Que.\u2014Provincial Representative, : 4 9 , + two weeks ere \u2014 \u2014 pes 1.what comf: as well be stored in elevators on the Hudson Bay as at Fort William and Port Arthur.Against this, However, must be set the fact that grain at SOUTH DUDSWELL.Lynn, Mass., visiting |navigation season.' Those who are sceptical as to the success of the project, point also to the unliklihood of return traffic and to the necessary increase in freight rates, owing to the expense of supporting a railway for such a - short yearly season.There is also the fact that a large number of men would be \u2014needed \u2018in connection with the route at a time when labor in Cana- + SOUTH BARNSTON.ton, in hig auto, visiting Mr.Arrivals and departures include :\u2014 Mr.:and Mme.Levi Cunningham, of.his brother, Mr.H.Cunningham ; Mr.and Mrs.Fort William is still available for { 8, Wilson and daughter, Mids M.Wil- - the sidownl the all-rail = route.The shipper may Bon, of East Angus, also Miss A _ of fresh a take advantage oI any rise in price ery ada, Ruests of Mr.3., pitifully.during the winter.Grain stored at ana daughter Miss; Cunningham in ~ sive heat to Churchill can never return ny.rail, Cookshire one day last week visiting \u2018 - energy of « and must wait for the opening of the | relatives.- \u201c from the « Arrivals and departures include :\u2014 \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Wm, Norton from Bos- Sorrberger and others; Mr.J.A.R.Wyman home from Montgomery to visit his family ; Mrs.A.Strout to Auburn, Me., \u2018to visit friends for few ,weeks ; Mrs.Särah Hill to Bolton Springs to spend some time for 0-4 ed fiat on v slowly hor.ter house v in window drags his THICK, \u201cthat make nh Roar, have 1.Choke-dowu, moved with - FU or any Bunch No blietez, Boe, or bh work.rope livered.Book Li.M.« a - her health.da is most in demand.- = After all has been said hoth for \u2018and against the project, certain un- When Buy ing Silver alterable facts remain.The grain Remember that the longest crop of the Canadian West is incregs- ing so amazingly that some more means \u201d of transportation must be found.These accumulating millions of bushels of wheat must be handled somehow.Sueh is the ineist- ent cry of the west, : Those of sanguine mind see in the near future a line running from the West to Hudson Bay, each car Joad- ed with the wealth of golden - grain, rushing to the impatient.vessels that are to carry it overseas.They see the great problem of grain transportation, if not solved, at least simplified not only for the Westerner, hut fer avery Canadian interested in the betterment of his country.oo.STEPHEN LEACOCK.wearing, best-designed silver plate to be had is the \"1847 ROGERSPBROS! brand.Spoons,forks,knives, - etc., bearing this trade mark are heavily plated and will wear for years and years.Best tea sets, dishes, waiters, efc., are stamped MERIDEN BRITA CO.SOLD BY LRADING DRALKRS \u201cSilver Plate that Wears\u201d \u2018| Mild and Mellow Photography! | In its different branches by an er 70 57 Pert, Portraiture, Landscape= Hor Eu es PRAI =i = ses, Cattle, Commercial Mun: ineIr similar ~ fonlargements.Developing aunt .rint- RS e ! | ng for Andateurs.out risk Smoking \"Tobacco G .fare Tor.20.Johnston Ls 4 - £49 Wellington St., Sherbrooks.ABSORBI mankind, $1.60 Wens, Varicos cela.Book fr W.F.YOUNG, P.- LYMAN Try Thi : ~~ {Razor - 30 Dav + lente L - at ou i Maure tr ; How whieh gn LOOK FO Ghe bla The «oe ered te process tad ls JOstPI à - ; k Lo 5 = | = oe we RE ! - - .# rv Ë .- , = mmm .SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1910.: LOTS NT \u201c4 PAGE NINE CE 7 p = : \u2014 \u2014 4 ; | , The Orangemen from Sawyervilie and i ; THE ONLOOKER COMMENTS, 2 \"5 st eosin sor sc mio songe June Bean] wavs avous.RER es pa _ = \u2018 lo camp \u2018 ne Jens nt re boy Sc puts TION RESULTS.~The Orangemen of this place will sent.Refreshments may be had at or \u201cIn the Good 0:d Summer Time.\u201d ] empty apartments and wipes the per- À pa nord asa to sort, an ; a The following students have beon ; hold their annual picnic in Thomp- the grounds.Good music will be _ CE ~ ee 1 jusiness girls vacation camp has guccessful in passing.Names in order son\u2019s grove on Tuesday, July 12th ided = \u2014\u2014 spiration from his face, cursing the been opened by the Y.W.C.A., of | of merit: \u2014 ' ee provided.\u2014 .7 9, J © Not even no breeze ripples the hot, weather.There is no chance for a Montreal.I.Model\u2014Douglas Read, G.New- OLO SHOE POLISH is put up , Inn VŸ \u201cthoothness of the lake.A! change for hi Sons bold, Brenhilda McBain; D.Farwell, 4 , .£a \\ el i H 5 im, he knows.Every i i ibili n.the biggest box for the prico ; .sujtrv heaviness in the atmosphere day must be a ki d t There is considerable possibility in Don.Foss, Eleanor Jenckes, Kath- nm i ge brusl M 5 15 Ls fy day has weighted the & working day to Pay the district immediate.to the new leen Scholes, , R.Vineberg, Muriel \u2014big enough to keep the brush & 0 NE of he PUF CN Ss igh for the vacation of Jane and the 'C.P.R.station, Armoury and Royal | Parker, Edward Lyster, E.\u2018 King, from daubing over the edge on the 3 a spirits or even the most frivolous of children: He shruggs his shoulders, Hotel.4 The Suggestion previously Harry pars pathiyn, LeBaron, po hands \u2014big enough to mean more ; _ summer resorters, and under trees, in takes his pi Au ; \u2018made tha e corner lots on the Tyas, Frank Parker, Fenwick Parker., ae ccep that paste J - vue \u20ac anoles the s his pipe, fills and lights it, and | Station side be reserved for a park On Trial\u2014Stanley Long, Nellie Moy, paste big enough to kcep t 1 el gL - ; | hammocks \u20ac CL ÿ (then goes out to the small \u2014uPPer | should not be allowed to be relegat- Clara Allen, Anna Whyte, Edward oily and fresh longer\u2014to make 1t 7.= - \u2018 , doit in JuxtrioUSs and perspiring case.porch where he pufls away deter- |ed to mere \u2018\u2018suggestions.\u2019\u2019_ There is Edwards.better leather food.Ladies like pt So à i (rensionally À motor boat chuggs mingdly and philosophically until practical and practicable sense in pit Mey 1 y Stewart, gere it\u2014so easy to use.© ok 4 À sing its ; Ami [ ; ; iti ve- : de ~ py sinplidently nosing its way across fymidnight brings a slight relief from |the Proposition, and jt must recom- ney.\u201cOTK, ope Set Polo Tan Polish both cleans and : : : | La atay | ! : ( ; right, Sam Echenberg, Viola Rich- its .! the smooth surface of the water.|ithe heaviness of thc day.mend itself to alias with that \u2018ardson, Albert Lougheed, H.Glas- polishes-leaves the leather its natural color \u2018 Jack and Jill, cævrying on a desper- | ONLOOKER gow, Dot Martin, Albert Bryant, M.\u201cGood for a 0 ge \u2014 ate commer flirtation, are trailing It is a holiday, a nice, hot holi- \u2014\u2014 : \u2018 Tate, Eastman Root, Hazel Griffith, th Le their uncer.tain canoe, skirt- Gay.Father, bent on being the \u201cFOSTER.Marion Tomlinson.On Trial\u2014 Karl Leather à = alone On _ ' family cai he à _ LeBaron, Jean Beattie, Leslie Price, ST g me \u201close to the shading bushes by lumily saint for the day, comes down phe Misses Evelyn and, Ethelyn Mary Dick, Ruby Newman, = Sidney .Stands i g Le = the \u201chote.Johnny Citychild, - bored to breakfast with benevolent plans Sargent, of Concord, N.H., are Sampson, Marion Goodhue, Edward the | | Ë \\ we.has thrown himself |for \u2018the mother and four children.guests of their aunt, Mrs.A.P.God- | Hume, Clifford Lowe.taken.T by Hit DURE, Bas ono \u201cTo-à hould on pienic,* dard.2 III.Model\u2014Mabel Price, C.Echen- Te of ev he down on the beach, aid is screaming O-day we STOW Bo on a picnic, Mr.and Mrs.(eo.Buchanan, of berg, Ethel Bringloe, Pearl Bowers, Caît-a-tives \u2019 vocifereusly.= Sayp he, pleasantly.I will get the Montreal, visited their niece, Mrs.E.Isabelle Coleman, Harold Drew, E.\u20ac heart and cudidenty Jack and Jill beach thelr children ready, and mother will put |W, Chamberlain, on Wednesday.Price, Ella Morisette, D.Hyndman, Suddenly Jack à ; | A \u2019 \u2019 : on wi tchi Jennie Smith, BE =~.- canon and come up the narrow walk, |UD A few sandwiches.+ The lawn social in connection with none EE I tar.\u2018me d Hes us : ; ldren & .[the Ladies Guild, which was held on Moy, , , ¢ do mot \u2018They alone seem oblivious to the The children shout with glee.Moth the new church grounds, on Tuesday, Blossom LeHuray, Phyllis Parkes, A.ad 1% of , and talk animatedly to each |\u20acr looks worried.,; ; ; MacDonald, Cuthbert Somers, Jean id 1% of a : heat.\u2018and ta À hink th hild was a decided success.The weather Dick.Howard Salls, C.Gilbert.On \u2018t gives the , other: \u2018They forget that the eajger Do.you not thin e children being all that could be desired taere a War: Marion en he years of # woûld enjoy the day at home ?\u2019\u2019 ven- {was a very large attendance : from ~I'& , yte, : fruit juice \u2018res \u20ac «\u201c .; i i | Juice, \u201ced.upon :them, that Mrs.Lovegossip tures she.iN We can have supper in far and near.During the IE oo I.Academy\u2014P.Bradley, P.Wyatt,D.\"8, figs and To.their every action, that even {the yard.They will be just as | program given, \u201c Macfarlane, Eldridge Cate, Clifford the bitt : notes their every , ; » sisting of songs and recitations.Dur- Major, Andrea Irwin, Beulah Page Fi oC Johnny Citychild, because they arc pleased.\u201d ing intermission the Brass Band gave Marjorie Palmer, Kennan Jenckes, - made into ude of fruit H be known \u2018vs and skin.\u2018 Backache, Co dicine cures - al box, 25c., Utlawa.asain,\" says Jill.bete Miss Lilian Dalton, Waterloo, spent school for a month's vacation.; 9 .\u2014 .\"mm sure the feeling is /reciprocat- dren, worn out and cross, are Put to |the week-end with Miss M.Young.- The Misses Helena Allen and Mabel your health.Don\u2019t put up with the drudgery of a coal = à\u201d veplies Jack, baughtily.Then ped.Mother comes down stairs and Ce Place are spending their \u2014vacation® Fange.You can have a clean, cool, pleasant kitchen.The , .so | PU + ; HG .Vie .__ EE LL they separate and Jack flings him goes out to sit in the porch.Father, Arrivals SUL ohanmy The Miss- Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Glidden, of \"NA \\ © _ ESS SBR SER \u2018self down to the beach, where he no.longer of saintly expression, wi es Raymond, of Iron Hill, visiting at Brooklyn, N.Y., were welcome guests yO ew er ec IOI Reap EF C2 moodily pitches pebbles in the waber.wilted linen and frayed disposition, | Mr.S.Parker's; Mr.and Mrs.w, {of Mr.Glidden\u2019s sister, Mrs.\u201cA.re hdl AS A fe = À; a = Ji the verandah, smiles logks at her apologetically.Graves and Master S.Graves, of Ful- | Chamberlain, the first of the week.; LEE WICK BLUE FLAME Sa Nat j Jill goes up to the ve \u2019 ne 9 sa od hard day's work,\" ford at Mr.J.R.Robinson\u2019s ; Mr.N.Mr.G.A.Chamberlain and sister, | / ° mr WE an - sweetly and unconcernedly at Mrs.'T do a good, ha a \u2019 Kennedy, of Granboro and Miss G, Agnes, and.Miss Annie Rexford, were { Gi Kk- t 74 Al : * Lovegossip, nud passes in and up to [said be, emphatically, but Pi 88 | Kennedy of North Shefford at Mr.W.at Newport on Wednesday.Bost ' y oO } e) i | ?\"r here she cries for half am hard as this has been.The children Clow\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.F.Nevin and|_ Mr.Frederick Eliot, .of .Boston, 5 .: it ner room WEEE | ¢ lovely, but \u2014'* he shook his family of West Shefford; Mr.Rich-|Mass, arrived at.\u201cMaple Hill = a.| does away with all drudgery of Ç hour.Ca are \u2019 .ard Niel guest of his cousin, Mr.A.Camp\u2019 the latter part of the week, a ar oe élites cooking.Why should you bea be They have Enown cach other Just head.Niel ; Mr.J\u201d W.Carter and Miss H.to spend the summer.slave to a coal range when you roin two weeks.\u2018You would go,\" said mother.Carter and Mrs.J.R.Robinson| Mrs.W.F.Abbott is at George- can have an Oil Cook-Stove that i ° 8 3 This was Jill\u2019s sccond flirtation, #1 know,\u201d replied he, remembering spending the holidays with friends ville.+ cheaper than coal, cleaner than caf and Juck\u2019s third, in the same sea- [bis saintly resolutions of the morn Quite a number from here -attended * SAWYERVILLE.instantly, can be put out instantly, leaves - 1 sum! \"| ing.the picnic given by Mr.J.Adams at| Quite a few of the farmers in this no ashes, and doesn't heat the kitchen, 1 the : = \u2014_\u2014 Adamsville and report a\u2018very nice| place have started haying.With one of these stoves you can boil, - .© vi heir tent ! tion ~ time, \u2019 ~ The cantata under the auspices of bake or roast the most elaborate dinner.rnace They have pitched toeir Le on | An Ounce of Prevention, \u2014| Mr.Trudel, of the Department of the Rebekahs will be rendered Thurs- You can change from a slow to a quick n i \u2018 be altogether indifferent.ine.constructed as guicklv as possible.EATS CRETE CET \u2014 =a th expanse of lake with a fecling Of |.chool- tragedies occur through wañt re ere = \u2018 \u2018 CE vo ownership.Here are \"almost unex- of thought or precaution, that there Great Offer : Bu Lots Now plored wilds, where\" nature rules is, no excuse in neglecting to provide ; a y : supreme, and down which, alone, un- |in every possible way for the pro- 101 .ee \u2018repot = molested, they each day take their |tection of the children from possible : @ = vo N - : Pg - silent, unchallenged way, seeking dangers in the school buildings.e .PS I 5 9 \u2019 + - 1 \u2018 goud places for fishing and better ac- The summer months.offer excellent a3 8 8 i) | quaintance with the friendly bays opportunity for providing for any re- 33 § é IYI PRIGES uber and capes_of the.lake.novations, repairs \u2018or tire protection M\u2018INTOSH : ST.| mnd= # - - When their tent is taken down, [apparatus.There are hundreds of | LER 3 .11% 3 ad: 218] 9 21 21912 el hn .and browned and uncommunicative elucational institutions in the Town- se 2 é| à 3 ole] o| of ala] al 3 $300 00 J * A they.return home, they smile unre: |ships, and thousands of children will Là Ÿ ?$ 33 33 3 3 Sie CE 2 ë 8 ye =! - fi gen \u2014 = sponsively at the queries uf their attend them in the fall.Are they | = 4] à 0 2 Loe 7 > \u2019 friends.- perfectly sound, strong, protected A1G ST.$350 00 : by, CL \u201c1 hit A \u201cWe have been to God's own coup- against fire ?Are thie ventilation | $ |: $ $ 3 g $ 33 $ Î 33 3: 33 els \u201d a Co 5 youl, ( = try,\" they reply7 \u2018 but where that is and sanitary facilities above\u201d :e- |.\u20ac fl: 3 \u201c[als|= slsisislslslsiz as .- 1 E Les À we shall never tell.proach ?Ts there any possibility of | |S 333 : 33 3 : oj] dla] 3 3 3131312 Ty, $400.90 b Gd | BE rt \u2014 4 îne ne ses- .- .4 __ Mr.Shortsalary gazes after the accident during the next school ses HUBERT ST.Cr to ; a #5 Ce - STE La ont dryartine thn with mixed decimgs [HW I ERSTE] fall ESE EEE Sl 00 s, of pride and dismay.Jame and \u2018the.Notes \u201clalaisix = 2 ejéjeje lo [5 |4 Tem $450.\u2018hildren have gone to the country for \u2019 FB MRE ë 5 2 $ 2 sig scl zl]: ) , ee .\u2018e \u2019 st fi TT A sie ve ° ad = .two weeks or more, and he must tind it would be.interesting)to- know ALBER TA hs w \u2014 = 2 = pa wliit comfort he may in a -six-Toom- i | oo i .s - - iow much the Magog river powers, - zlelg]| ale] eo] | -[o[e v-76| Z [7-830 1.90 a t ons + « \u2018 Freot Le ; ° ; , \u2019 v .7 .-90] ld] 7-06] 7103 =X w109 7-115 7.118] © ; n 1 il | CELL.7 el flat on a rat oe wake just transferred to the 8.R.- & I\u2019.Ss at: i fiz)?2: ne 1-75 u +84 ris 1-97] M02] Æ 1-108 7-118 tt = o .TS + include :\u2014 slowly homeward, passing house af- 1 -e netted the British-Ameri- sinlelalolnl oe | * ol Ol s[T4e vs \u2018sngham, of ter house where familics are crowded fo, have ve \u2019 : ve SEBRERBER 33 : \u20ac 3 E - x 17/22?eo Z| 2| 8) eres la gg: of Payment CC be his brother ter \u201c se Cs \\ can Land Co.during the last halt T x Srl ~] & wle|e] blad] Slo] efe ARN IG Ee and Mrs.in windows and on Steps, orxeven ON | century or moré.Even the sale price - ST.Louis - Be bo , $ TREET * : i pr Miss M.Wil- © the sudrwalks, Lrying to get a breath Jor 575,000 must be a pretty advance VEE|2| 2% 2] 22 22] HH 22122) 21813 ETE FIRE Eee ele a sl Eee [9% $10.00 GASH I.«© Miss À of fresh air.Sickly babies wail on the first purchase cost of these NHEBEBER 2 g ARE 3 wlw| of w t= mines melee it on $ HS cr , 's of Mr.R.puifutiv D an me.; ÉJEJEI2IE 2|=[$ S = eialæin[oi»|iole 3 « = .F Conningham prtifufly.Over the city an ONY river rights.Ai ° 5: cll clef El2) SR 1A 2 5) 2 at £ dENHE $13) 2 8 $|?$ ?§ 8 â 3 24 §lF $6.00 MONTHLY ~ \u20ac 4ningham in sive heat hangs omingusly, taxing the , i \" : i o cie 4 » vek visiting \u201cChery of all, taking the last breath | The \u2018\u201cMiller\u2019\u2019 law appears to be (HER LL oc ME vrs SIN S [ST EISTE res - ALT wi = \u201d : .2 = flern the weak.Mr.Shortsalary one of those easy reform laws which $|s ol 218) 8 ° \" X $ 14 e| 9/2 519 5 ss a HHH EERE R1S HEHE J15/3/8 s .£ _\u2014 ; sirie J+|+ Dore o] w|i : : SN dinars his weary feet into his own |leave a loophole sufficiently large vis 3 HEH AEHEHERE EIRIE 3 = = 5 5 oi CIE = = if ~ iE Acquitted Deed in Case of pi elude -\u2014 =r | for almost any argument to squeeze J [S|S]2| 332) G2] 2\\s|2)2) SAFEST EES ESE AE EA ES HEI HE Death - A trom Bos THICK, SWOLLEN - GLANDS through.Mn ALEXANDER * réa BOULEVARD \u201c Lo the event of purchaser's i Ar.4.- that make a horuo Whoezn, oP ro | rm ET Sere TI) = = .; Re.Ir I.AR.Roar have Thirk Wind, or À Reh Race hatred, which broke out 3(33 33 3 3 al 51315] 31 318]S 3 SIsIS al 131513 31515 s]5[81$ al81819/8 8 HE death the Company will grant go nanery to moved with TTT 4.atiew as a result of the Jeffrics- nf start £ ss = Elelele te s £ JE 3 - cl 4e .É 2 = éfélételstele 4 purchaser b Tepresentarive an a sirout to ORBINE #7.Shins ight ; i HEE EH EEE HEHE HA BEHBHE a EI EH HM HARM HEE HE acquitte ., a tor 8 ABSORBINE,g7.Johnson fight, appears to ve still 2)3)2) 31213] 33) 331213) 22123] 3213] 2) «| 222] 2 32] 21 =| 213] 203 [|B] | BE 5 This makes a Bellevue lot ¢ sll to Bol- NE Bunch or swelling.4 strony in many parts of the United OY.CHARLES z TREET .as good as an insurance bos ne time for Zone ere hor Korea States.Although a republic, based 13 5 a; SRRHERERHBHEHBEHR \u201cERE EE STS15121517 policy.gt _ liverca, Book à D'éree.on a constitution that declares - all S| EAI) T|X)X) 7) 7) E)%) 2] 7) Z|) 22) 2f 21 B) HL 2) 312) of 7) 3) 3 72] : 4 nm ABSORBINE, JR., for ~=WW = men free and equal, the United ZF 2[E[2fE JHHEHBERBARBE Sale de lëfs lle] = sel EE] The New Church 5, 4 .:00, va Iv o \u2019 mors, wl I .J \"a i Lx i 4 .æ - à - Le delivarvi Reduces outro, Tumors.States is perhaps more bitterly racial > HEHEMEERE REE HHEEEEELIEREERH 3258s = Is now nearly completed.Pr cela.Rook free Mada anniv by * than any other country.The edu- Ev 5 no A ie _ W.F.YOUNG, P.O.F., 160 Temple St.Springfield, Mass.cated or successful negro is treated Ç ANGELINE ST : & L 3 td.plresi, C onte.co, 2 ww - oo DUTT TT IE 2 - | with more consideration and respect | 55 i: HEHE 2 J 2 SR a 2 s|3 of 8 Water and Sewers TE ~ \u2014 outside of the \u2018\u2018land of the free\u2019\u2019 thap ' td = = = He = = el © \u201cIsle = Negotiations are now in pro- en _ [ry This in.Under British rule the negro in | sl sl sl 515 51515 8 HHEHEBEHBEE - gress with the city for the co = \u2014 the West Indies has become.suf- slid el elnlele]e]~ ol 213] LE] £12) 2 ; construction of water and : ficiently advanced to hold positions T OTT ST ol of sewer systems.Work will be- \u2014 of prominence, without engendering 333 \u2018gin as soon as arrangements - 30 Davs Free any ill-feeling.In free America a are completed.5 _ \u2014.\u2014 \u2014 .negro cannot demonstrate even his Enjoy a coal, mfortahle.shaves co ; .> - irs muscular superiority without bring: | 202 150 Lots Already Sold M iytie tr With the ruzor that you are ing abou ostile demonstrati ; ; ; Ae sing and judge for yourself against \u2018his race- ê 5 tions Sls > Qver 150 lots already sold, which is best |.\u2019 ad he New homes will be erected _- LOOK FOR THIS TRADE MARK Vi Two.or three ; Townships\u2019 towns BY this Summer.Select your site EE VO TN aanetle t have suffered very considerable loss | sisB/ at once.207 A : ro Mages / Ryo from fire during the last ten days, ul 137 For further information caf .oP .»' while small fires throughout this! ZT T= on our Agent and Lo or, h | Glie blade with the\u201d Carbo Gdgé [section have ben numerous.Al- T LE ; ° ee The Caurbo-Magnetie Ruzor is pompe though the financial loss Has totalled - T.DELIS ) À cred by means ok a secret electric yp in the tens of thousands, there : .TOES : » re eof RARE , Sherbrooke.oy Hon Mi depron even ant have heen no fatalities to add trag- 16 Brooks St - Ce LE the \u201csteel is earbonized in a process ble \"misfortunes.Machinery Citar to that by \u201cwhich diamonds edy to the mi > co t ; Sri - : _ Hue ce \"odicecd.; .+ .So and rint \u2019 .Got one on 40 diye free trial with.Knowlton annually becomes more Stone for Foundations i cut risking a penny.© There's one popular, and deservedly.Convenient- \u2018 2 ä .\u2014_\u2014 yg ; f : , \u2019 : Bl \\ .[a on here for you\u2014come in today! j ly reached from Montreal, the town and Cellars a VIS, J SMITOHELT & CO, Sherbrooke.attracts many whose holiday period 1 rT PRI ol rbrooks.\u2014lQSEPH LACOMBYEL Bhorbrooks W \u201cis limited, and who find at Brome GIV EN AWAY | REL .- _ ; po._ - Pp 2e | A GES y eves of the many loungers are tærn- the only moving objects in sight, is vyem Them with childish curiosity.Their voices grow a little more animated, they stop in their walk, turn and face each other.It is true that they are quarreling.+] never wish to speak - to You the shores-of a lonely lake, one of those wild, uninvaded bodies of freshness among the numerous lakes of the Eastern Townships.To this spot few come, and the wild beauty, the still charm of the place, is known hy the favoged old fisherman, But father, bent on.making.his family happy, has his way.By noon a tired, clean crowd of children and a resigned looking mother are off for the park.Father, with à large pic- ni¢ basket, beams on the group.it is nearly 8 o\u2019tlock that night ore they, reach home.The chil- \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 During the vacation period there _ water, still retaining their primitive |should be a Very general inspection and overhauling of school buildings.Every \u2018year new demands are made uFbn \u2018these educational structures, and unless kept in repair and occasionally altered, they not only de- = .48 : ; the occasional visitor, and the rare [teriorate, but gradually beroire ; Much credit is due Irwin' Tichurst DEN-BADEN DURING SUM- Cautionary Note: Be sure convenience possible.\u2018\u201c » Morning after morning menace to the health or safety Ol {or the excellent condition in which MER.\u2018you get this stove\u2014 see pos .camper.: he i : h d i ; that ths riame-plate The nickel finish, with the bright blue of the campers waken early, breathe pupils.e is putting the roads on the di- Frankfort, July 8.\u2014The directorate reads \u201cNew Perfection.\u201d the chimneys, makes the stove ornamental \u2018in the satisfaction of an actual solitude, fatch fish for breakfast, for no motor boat has ever frightened the shoals of finny beauties in this \u201c Take, cook breakfast in the open, and then look down the long and broad 8chool commissioners are too little inclined to attach personal interest to the general duties of their office.In the matter of school buildings, however, they cannot afford to So many some very fine selections which were much appreciated.Refreshments of all kinds were served \u2018on the grounds.The gross receipts were nearly $130, Mrs.D.W.Blunt is spending a few days at Sweetsburg, the guest of Mrz.Jas.Robinson.Miss laura Robinson, of Sweets burg, is the guest of Miss H.Inglis.Agriculture, Ottawa ; Mr.G.Cameron, of Adamsville, and \u2018Mr.C.Brun, of West Shefford, were recently through here in an auto.pr : BEEBE.: Mr.and Mrs.H.9.Wheeler, of.Barnston, were the welcome guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Searles \u2018 on July 4th and 5th.- | pearance it will be a credit to the Olive Baclelder, Mary Pocock.Helen Armitage, Gordon Morisette, Guy Bryant, Mildred Quimby, Douglas Bayley, Austin Hyndman, Shirley Ross, Willie Smith, Hamilton Palmer, Albert Quimby, Gertrude Holy- on, Winnie Williams, Emily Odell.OLIVER.day and Friday nights of this week.Mr.Joseph Williams has the frame of his new house up, and by the ap- village.ur village is being infested by autos.Three new ones arrived a short time ago.: | $\u2014 : ZEPPELIN VI.TO SAIL FROM BA- \u2018| vision of which hé has charge in the of the Passenger Airship township of Stanstead.10\u20ac Messrs.Smith and Hamilton, New York, were at \u2018Ruiter's camp Jver Sunday.| | The Beebe boys defeated the Fron- tin 5 to 2 on Monday at Derby Company has decided that the.Zeppelin VI., now at Friedrichshafen, be transferred to Baden-Baden to carry out the programme for passenger trips during the summer.A substitute for the destroyed.Deutschland will be Miss Myrtle Peasley has closed her j Think of Last Summer- You can remember days when the heat inside your - - Kitchen was so great you could hardly bear it.With the right stove you would have made a better hostess.L Every dealereverywhers, If not at yours, write for Descriptive Circular to the nearest agency of the | Made with 4,2 and 3 burners; the.8 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without | Save fire, or the other way about, by simjây turning a wick.Apply a match, and \u2018ne stantly the heat from at: intense blue flame shoots upward through the ture \u2014 quoise - blue enamel chimneys to the .bottom of pot, kettle or oven \u2014 but no=- where else.The stove has every convenience that can be thought of: Cabipet Top with shelf for keeping food ha ~ dishes hot, drop shelves to hold coffee or teapots, towcl rack; in fact every and attractive, Cabinet.The Imperial Oil Company, Limited. PAGE TEN \u2018SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1910.CHEDDAR CHEESE FROM PASTEURIZED MILK.Ensure Fine Flavour and Increases the Yield.THIS MODERN METHOD ENABLES MAKER TO HANDLE TAINTED MILK.The manufacture of Cheddar cheese from pasteurized milk is one of the most remarkable \u201cdiscoveries in recent years.The discoverer, Dr.C.A.Publow, of Cornell University, in writing on the subject says : Many of the proviems that have successfully defied the powers of man are gradually being mastered.The dairy industry, comprising the production and care of milk and the manufacture of cheese and butter is well supplied with such difficulties.During recent years great stridey have been made in discovering new ways and means of improving the quality\u201d of the dairy products.But one great problem which has defied \u2018dairy investigators for many years is that of making fine cheddar cheese from pasteurized milk, So far as the writer is aware, no one has ever before succeeded in accomplishing this result, \u2018which after several \u2018months of experimental work has at last been entirely mastered by the writer in work done in the New York State College of Agriculture.For years the advantages of pasteurizing milk and .cream for consumption as such or for the manufacture of butter have been = well known, and in more recent years pasteurization has been followed in the making of some of the soft fancy cheese, such as cream and \u2018 cottage, - etc.Still more recently we have the well deserving agitation.for und practise of pasteurizing whey and skimmed milk before they are returned to; the dairies.From [Denmark we have reports of cheesemak- ing from pasteurized milk, but no cheddar cheese are made in Denmark, They refer to the varieties of soft cheese.In order to make good cheese from unpasteurized milk, it is necessary to thicken or coagulate the milk by the use of a curdling agent.This agent is usually rennet extract.The coagulation of milk is due to a combined action between the rennet and ,the casein, lactic acid and calcium salts of the milk.When this action takes place the minute particles of casein which are naturally in a state of suspension in milk, are precipitated, carrying with them the globules of milk fat.Calcium salts, which are in -normal milk, exist in a soluble state.If they are in an insoluble state, rennet wi:l not coag- alate the milk.This fs what happens vhen milk is pasteurized.The heat converts the \u2018soluble calcium milk salts into an insoluble condition.Besides this eflect, some of the natural milk enzymes are destroyed, as are also practieally all living - bacteria.Soluble calcium salts, cultures of.lactic acid bacteria and rennet can- be added .to the pasteurized milk and the casein will be precipitated, but if the regular cheddar method is thereafter followed, the curd remains soft in the whey, the particles do not contract, and the cheese are of a mealy nature, very similar to a sour che@iar and the flavor is usually very bitter.In the\u2019 experiments conducted by the writer, milk is pasteurized to at least 165 deg.F.and held at this temperature for at least 10 minutes * or long enough to kill practically all bacteria.After cooling to the setting temperature, the milk is returned to its normal condition by the addition of a prepared solution of calcium salts.A quantity of a specially prepared culture of lactic acid bacteria is then added to assist in the coagulation of the milk, in the maturing of the curd and in developing flavor and texture in the cheese.The milk is coagulated by a mixture of rennet extract and pepsin, but while it appears ready for cutting in\" a very short time it should not he cut foi nearly double the usual period allowed from first coagulation.After proper coagulation and firming of the curd have been secured, the remaining procedure is similar to the regular cheddar method, with the exception that it is not | necessary to- develop as much acid in the curd in order to produce a very close and meaty texture in the cheese.Cheese made in this manner } from pasteurized milk \u2018\u2018break down\u201d sooner \u2018than cheese made from unpasteurized milk.They have a mild, clean, rich flavor which \u2018with the texture is practically perfect.A large number of cheese have \u2018 been made from 'pasteurized milk in our experiments,\u2018 \u2018some of the milk being very gassy and tainted.A few days ago | we had Mr.8.B.Richardson, of Lowville, N.Y., the largest cheese \u201c merchant.and one of the best cheese judges in America, judge these cheése.He had no idea: whatever as to how or from what the cheese had heen made; he simply scored them on the basis \u2018of the home trade market requirements.The .score of all the lots- averaged 99 points, many of © them scoring 100.In fact, Mr.Richardson said they were nearly all perfect and wanted us to make him 10,000 boxes of the same kind.Such scores as these are very rare in ordinary cheddar cheese, but when one examines the beautiful flavor and texture of a cheese well made from pasteurized milk, he can easily appreciate all there is to be desired in cheddar cheese.Not only is the quality practically perfect hut it should be uniform every day in the year.The pasteurization gives a uniformly pure medium and the addition of a pure: culture of the desired bacteria in uhiform quantities insures a uniformly fine flavor.It is thus possible to handle gassy and tainted milki with results that were never hefore approached, Another very important feature is the fact ~ that the yield of cheese is materially increased.This is due to a number of reasons.Some of the albumen is incorporated in the cheese; there ig less\u2018 loss of fat and casein in \u2018the whey, and the pure condition of the for his health.ER all of which may increase the yield as much as 10 per cent.Whether or not the making of cheese from pasteurized milk will replace the regular cheddar\u2019 process remains to be seen.When one \u201cconsiders the great movement of sani- that place.country we might well believe such a revolution may take | Probably no movement would do as much to control uniformity and quality and the increased yield seems to be sufficient inducement in itself.The small cost of pasteurization places the manufacturing process upon \u2018a sound commercial basis and less skill would probably be necessary in securing cheese of the finest quality.The results of experiments and the details of manufacture may appear in bulletin form later.+ Le BEDFORD.Messrs.John Farmer and B, O.Brown left on Tuesday to take the summer course in French at McGill Colfege, Montreal.- Miss Marion Batcheller is passing 2 few days with friends in Swanton, t.The Molsons Bank recently estab- lished here placed a new safe -in their vault on Wednesday, This institution appeared to have great confidence in our people, at the out- ance they have decided to take usual precautions.The new road is nearly completed and Mr.Stevens, the overseer, has been appointed judge of crops by the Missisquoi County Agricultural Society for the township of Dunham, and leaves on Monday to discharge the duties of the appointment.Mr.P.P.Chausse is treating his residence to a new coat of paint.Mr.William Garbutt, of Montreal, is passing the week with his brot in-law, Mr.Wm.Pharaoh.the + NORTH PINNACLE.Mr.Nayler, the Episcopal minister at Frelighsburg, had service here in the schoolhouse, Sunday, July 3rd, and intends to come here every .second Sunday at 2.30 p.m.Mr.Arthur Jenne and little son, from Springfield, arrived at his father's, Mr.G.Jenne, to spend a few weeks.Miss Mabel Westover, of burg, is stopping with\u2019 Mrs.Myron Westover while Mr.Westover is away Mr.E.S.Spencer was at St.Johns and different points recently.Mr.Harvey, of Knowlton, Que., recently visited his daughter, : Miss Ruth Harvey, who is teaching bere.Miss Hazel and Miss Grace Smith are at Cowansville for a few days, visiting relatives.Mr.Alex.Jurare's little girl, who \u2018was\u2019 dangerously ill so long, is quite well again and able to be out, Co ABBOTT S CORNER.The Willing Workers will meet with | Mrs.G.F.Paxman for dinner on Thursday.All are invited to attend.The Cemetery Association met oh Thursday.Work was done in .tha yards, after which dinner was served in the church and then the \u201c business meeting was held.There was.discussion as to the levelling and smoothing of the yards.About itty were present to the dinner.Visitors to the place include Mr.S.Armstrong, Rev.G.W.Senfleld, of Richford ; Miss H.Hibbard, Columbia, Missouri.ss | AP fp PRAIRIE - Smoking Tobacco Mild and Mellow MEMORIALS Reliable work only, in Granites and farble Monuments.Prices reasonabley RIOHARD HAMBLY, \u2019 Goaticook, Que.There 1s no case 80 old bad thot we will not guarantes: Fleming's Spavin and Ringbone Paste to remove the lnmeness and make the horse go sound.Money refanded If if it ever fails, Fasy to use and phe ta to three 45-minute applications cure.ust as well on 5! ox bung and Tong Spavin.Be fos orderin ny kind a rem or an kind ©f a blemish, write for a free copy of 7 Fleming's Vest-Pocket Nino, Veterinary Adviser nety:six pages of veterinary inform pin shen.gttention to the prstment of blemis Durably illuatrate bound, indexed an Make a right inning onion To thee, Fight bog by \u2019 FLEMING BROS, Chemists, 3% Church Street, Toronto, Ont.\u2014 Sherbrooke Carriage Factory We offer for the beautiful summer geason the largest assortment of Light Buggies, such.as Concords, Piano Box, Rubber Tire Buggies (with or without tops), at prices that defy competition.Specialties: Hotel Busses, Waggons, Express Waggons made to order at shor% notice.Repairs of all kinds and rubber tires attache promptly and with care.\u20184 La Cie P.Biron & Fils EAST SHERBROOKE APP The Ganada Metal Co Limited LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, TIN PIPE, - TIN LINED PIPE and other LEAD PRODUCTS Office, 31 William St.TORONTO, Mfgrs.of milk permits the incorporation of an increased amount of whey moisture, « .%0444%4%4%++v00u0UU0S0SS +44 ++ 0-4 4440444464 ARDVRAVVHHMAAAASON RS tary reform that is sweeping over the.set, but evidently on closer acquaint-.Frelighs- | Arrivals : Miss McGill,\u201d B.A., of Ottawa, guest of.Mrs.Howard Barnes ; Miss James, of.\u2018Montreal, \u2018ter Harold Fisk, of Lussey, {Mr.and Mrs.L.Booth, of Warden, IMMIGRATION FOR THE TOWNSHIPS.English Clergyman on Way With Small Party.EXPECTS TO FIND WORK FOR THEM IN VICINITY OF g KNOWLTON.The London Daily Chronicle the following : \u2018\u201c\u201c\u2018After staying to superintend his Empire Day fete, which, owing to King Edward's death, was postponed from Empire Day till June 23, the Rev.Charles R.Baskett, rector of Winterborne, Monkton, near Dorches- ter, will, on Thursday, June 30, leave England with a small party for Canada.Berths have been booked aboard the Allan liner Tunisian, \u2018\u2018Mr.Baskett announced that a friend of his, named Mr.Whitman, bas.promised to find work at Knowl- ton, in the Province of Quebec, about fifty miles from the spot where the emigrant passengers land: and says, further, that he and his party will be glad if a few more intending emigrants will join them.This is a capital opportunity for young fellows thinking of going out to Canada to try their fortune.The: rector: is displaying his robust democratic spirit, and also, perbaps, a measure of self-denial and hardihood in going with the humbler members of his party third-class.The fare out is about £7, He himself expects to be absent from his parish about two months.\"THE \u201cFAIRY GODMOTHER.\" \u201cMr.Whitman, the rector\u2019s friend already mentioned, seems to be the \u2018fairy godmdther\u2019 of this novel expedition, \u2018the \u2018parson\u2019ally conducted party to Canada.He has not only promised to find.work immediately for as many emigrants as M>.Bas- kett likes to bring, but he has also undertaken to obtain land at various prices for those who desire straightway to become landed proprietors in the Great West, to plough their own furrow, and not another\u2019s, to possess \u2018a little farm well filled.\u2019 The rector vouches for his bona fides.\u201cMr.Baskett is a man of massive physique and kindly, genial demeanor, a bachelor, and a decided favorite with the working man.An ardènt supporter of all sound friendly soci ties, he insists on being an ordinary benefit member, scorning the superciliousness of being an honorary member, like most clerical supporters of the movement.\" ABBOTSFORD, has at Mr.I.Marshall\u2019s: Mrs.J'Loi- selle and family, of.Montreal, here for the summer: Miss Lewis and Mas- Montreal, at \u2018\u2019Maplehurst:\u201d\u2019 Mrs.Lovett, of New| York, at Mr.C.P, Byers; Rev.and have probably the greatest capacity {alcoholism and filial intelligence THE DRUNKARD AND HIS CONDITION \u2014 > HOPEFUL STATISTICS SHOWING '- THEY ARE NOT SO BAD AS BELIEVED.Most people would be inclined to answer this question in the aflirma- tive almost \u2018as a matter of course.Perhaps for the first time the question has been made the subject of accurate inquiry by Miss Elderton, Gal- ton research scholar in the University of London, assisted by Professor Karl Pearson.The results of the inquiry are surprising.But first a word as to the scope and limits of the investigation.with childhood- and children, and did not consider the \u2018 further question whether the adult oflspring of hard drinkers have any greater tendency than persons of normal parentage to become ¢ alcoholics.\u201d The inquiry was directed only to ascertaining whether or not the children of \u2018\u2018alcoholics\u2019\u2019 present any appreciable inferiority to the children of sober people in regard to either physical or mental development.The cases of 3,600 children were separately examined.The report states that there is a higher death rate among the oflspring of \u2018\u2018alcoholics\u2019\u2019\u2014attri- butable mainly to greater liability to accidents.On the other hand, owing to the greater fertility of alcoholic parents, the net family of the sober is hardly larger than the net\u2019 family of the alcoholic.To quote the summary of the report prepared by a writer in The Times : \u2018\u2018The general health of the children of alcoholic parents appears on the Whole slightly better than that of | (the children of) sober parents.There are fewer delicate children, and in a most marked way cases of tulserculosis and epilepsy are less frequent than among the children .of sober parents.The source of this relation may he sought in twd directions ; the physically strongest in the commuünity and taste for alcohol, Further, the highest death.rate nf the children of alcoholic parents prohably leaves the Atter to survive.Epilepsy | ané tuberculosis both depending upon inherited constitutional conditions, It was concerned SUTTON.The recent item in the Record \u2018garding the superannuation of Mr.Charles Pettes, credited to Mr.Charles Bowker, well-known agent at Abercorn, is, it is pleasing to note, month's holidays in the Far who West, at Abercorn ¢n his return.about August -1st.The.Record correspondent much regrets the twist in the names of these two well-known long Set ice men of the C.I>.Ry.Jesse Chamberlain, son of Mr.Oot D.Chamberlain, of Glen Sutton, who .got his hip badly broken while at work in Eastern Vermont recently, was able to come home at the commencement of the.week, though he walks with a crutch ane has his hip still in a plaster cast: tHough the accident took place some two months or more ago.Mr.George Cutter is putting a new roof of galvanized iron on to his house.Quite a large number attended the County 8.S.picnic at the Conference -grounds, Knowlton, day.: The rain made a bad of the fun.Mr.Edson Smith, who went the Royal Victoria Hospital past week, accompanied by his brother,\u201d Mr.Nathan Smith, has operated upon for a clogged stomach passage, and is reported to be gain- to ing slowly.He is still in the hos-; pital, though his brother has re-; turned home.There was a dance in the town house hall on Tuesday, which was attended by some fifteen couples.ly getting down to business, and stafl of upwards of 50 employees, which includes 32 men, 18 girls and women, and 2 boys.Three new machines have arrived with.two more to shortly follow for the making of wooden butter dishes with wire ends.Mr.F.E.Lucas has had an tended.experience of 26 years in | various woodenware factories, and is - up in all parts of the business.DUN BORO.Arrivals and departures : Mr.Mark Wilson from spending a few days .in Montreal; Miss L.Devine returning to Montreal: Miss Ella Ingalls to Sweetsburg; Mr.Lynn Childerhouse they will be more common in the; parents of .affected oflspring, : and prob-' ably, if combined with alcohel, , incompatible with any length of life \"or much.size of family.If these views be correct, we can only - say | that parenthl alcoholism -has| no marked effect on filial health.|Par- mental defect in offspring.The relationship, if any, between.parental ir it seems to reflect rather the dislike be determined frôm the present material.\u201d\u201d _- Finally, we are that the wages of the alcoholic, contrasted with those of the parent, show a slight differenc favor of the latter.816 Harvey, North Eutton; ental alcoholism is not the source of | snce is so small\u2014something Mrs.Wm.Hamilton and: family, | of.Sutton, at Mr.John Marshall's; Mrs.of Montreal, at \u201cRocky.Leize;'\u2019 Mr.Goldie and the Goldie, of Toronto, at Mr.O.O.Fisk's, ' boo \u201c A very pleasant evening was spent\u2019 on Tuesday, when eighty people\u2019 assembled at Mr.A.H.Rowell's lawn for tea.Mr.Rowell\u2019s four tennis courts were in excellent eon: dition, so that ggme formed : the, chief amusement.\u2014 Pee ! ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.The funeral services of the late Geo.E.Morey, were conducted by Rev.J.G.Hindley at the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr.A.A.La- morey, Derby Iiine, Vt., on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o\u2019clock® \u2018After a short but impressive serviceghe interment took place in the Derby Line cemetery.Those present from a distance, besides immediate relatives, were Messrs.Caroll Sylvester, - Leon Sylvester and Edward Gorvin, all from Orleans, Vt.The bearers were Lamorey (brother-in-law), Smith and Eafl Rand.Mr.C.H.Kathan lost a valuable horse this week with indigestion.Farmers are commencing haying through Derby and vicinity, and à bumper crop of hay is reported.+ + SOUTH STUKELY.Recent visitors \u2018in town include Mrs.B.J.Martin, Mrs.8.Sheffield and Miss C.M.Martin\u2019 of - \u2018Newport, R.I.; Mr.Z.Martin, of Chicago ; Walter and Mr.L.Libby, of Eastman.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Booth , visited friends in Ely and Richmond \u2018 this week.1008 Mr.Brodeur has been on the sick list the past week and unable to work in his blacksmith shop.Mrs.R.A.Savage is able to be: out after an illness of several weeks, There will be a lawn social at the \u2018\u2018Vicarage'\u2019' on the evening of July 13th, given by ot.Matthew's Guild.SCOTSTOWN.Mr.W.F.Bowman is getting out timbers for the frame of an extension which he intends building onto his barn here in the village.Next Sunday the regular quarterly foreign missionary offering will be made in the Advent Christian Sunday school.The Sacrament services at st.An drew\u2019s Presbyterian Church began last Wednesday evening, instead of Thursday evening as is the usual custom.Arrivals and departures include :\u2014 Rev.Mr.Fraser from Hampden, a guest at the Manse ; Miss A.F.Boy from Maskinonge where she spent the holidays ; Miss Mary A.Hulbert of Worcester, Mass., lately returned missionary trom India, the guest of fèv.and Mrs.S.Clark.dd COWANSVILLE.Mrs.C.A.Boright left on Wednes: day evening for Irasburg, Vt., where she will visit friends.during the time that Mr.Boright is establishing his mercantile business -in the Canadign West.Recent visitors .here include Messrs.Alonzo Boright, of East Farnham; L.J.Blake, of Hillside, and B.C.Carter, of Fordyce.Sunday, the .srd inszant, and carried with it a lot of amp teur | and professional fishermen, (The |Lake - View House there ts filling up rap-.Adly.A little .dance ts held on the Hon M.Chaput, H.Beaudoin, VW.A.Messrs.Roy Morey.(brother), A.A.L.Fournier, Laura Desrochers; Eva { Desrochers, \u2018Odena Desrochers, Ame- 3 Îla Desrochers, Anna Desrochers, Diana Desrochers and Messrs.J.f B.same and a shilling a week that the employer for an - alcoholic Bb _slight that even its sig Interlority in physical offic] i _ db ency, DUNHAM, %\" Hr.EB.J., Ruitèr's \u201cmoter {boat -took its first trip to Selby Lake on ; | pavilion\u2019 every \u2018Saturday.Mr.Joseph Edwards and Miss Mondor, of Montreal, and Mr.LaRose, of - Fre- lighsburg, furnished instrumental and vocal music.À farewell party and sance was given to tiem on July the Recent visitors at the Lake View House, Selby \u2018Lake, include: Messrs.W.L.Laing, .J.P.McMahon, 8.Woodard, of West Shefford; Mrs.Pickering, ot'Detroit; Messrs.R.Corey, H.Hauver, H, McQuillen, E.J.Ruiter, H.C.Chandler, H.M.Goy- apalme, of \u2018Cowansville; the Misses \u2018Tetreault, George Hebert, John Do- \u2018mingue, of Sweetsburg; Mr.E.-Mar- tel, of Montreal; Mr.J.C.Larocque, of \u2018Cowansville; \"Miss: F.Sanscartier, of St.Lin.NOTICE\u2014GRUELTY Any persous witnessing acts of to Richford on Saturday; Mrs.8.J.Childerhouse, the.guest of Mrs.Frank Mr.Miles and Misy Sadie Buchanan to Cow- , ansville one day last week.cet cena enpes œr.FI ee rif .right down to the rock itself, MAGI] is E For every use in preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and handsof infants, children and adults, 4 Cuticura Soap and Cuticurg Ointment have no rivals worth mentioning, For affections of the skin and | ture, disfigure, itch, burg, * | crustandscale, they succeed when all else fails.Gold throughout the world.Charterhouse 8q.; Pars, 10, Rota: Jordon, 7, Apu, Australia, R, Towns & Co Sydn oo Paul, Calcutta: China, Hong K ands ON lad, (gus: Sa, ong Brug otter D hem, Corp.oe pro pa, 133 ; Coiuribus Ave Dotan - 2- ira Booklet st-free, sbout Caro and Treativent ot.Skin anû Bcalp, ipo 48 SU À mere mener ny At least half the Q secret of the snappy freshness of MAGI Water lies in its bottling.It is bottled only at the Spring\u2014is NEVER shipped iri bulk\u2014and from the instant it gushes forth from below bed-rock until you open the Bi bottle on your own table, not LA even the air and much less anything else, ever touches it.Even on its journey from bed-rock to M bottle, it flows only through glass, ; silver and nickel pipes.Ci Every bottle is washed, sterilized with.a live steam and then washed\u2019 again with MAGI Wat r itself, before it is passed by our inspectors.And the cleaning is thorough-\u2014both inside and outside.Remember, MAGI Water is THE Caledonia Water that.comes from BELOW bed-rock-\u2014from a spring that is piped Lys STE a AL EE the ORIGINAL Caledonia water,\u2014comes from the original spring \u2014from the spring that has been known to white men for \u2018over a century.MAG] may be bought from coast - to coast, plain or carbonated.\"It is sold in splits, pints, quarts and half-gallons at cafes, hotels, bars, i drug-stores, on railroad-dining and cafe cars and by your grocer by the bottle or the case.Caledonia Springs Co.Ltd.M Caledonia Springs, Ont.oh APTA Drs n RFA { (y RY a Que.Sri da 3 ARS LE ten Is Sherbrooke, -made Manitoba Spring Wheat the costliest under the sun.FIVE ROSES is everything you want in flour\u2014nothing that you~ don\u2019t want and wouldn't want (f you knew.It is not Bleached, not Mix d, rot wheat berries\u2014only the plump, sun-ripened berries\u2014only the cleaned, scoured kernels.Only the gluten from very heart.of the berry is taken\u2014there\u2019s no .bran in FIVE ROSES flour, no woody indigestible particles from r the wheat skin.the most gluten.You gct the very: element, the.strength that has - \u2014 FIVE ROSES foodstuffs, In FIVE ROSES, you get the best, .87¢ 110¢ \u201cjust filling\u201d.is food, not a grain is wast d Why don\u2019i YOU use F IVE ROSEY.FIVE ROSES FLOUR Nutritious \u2014Glutinous\u2014 Wholesome a Cheapened in any way.That is why FIVE ROSES is the healthiest, wholesomes st, most profitable, strongest of all fl.u rs.Simply the concentrated nouri:- ment of the amber wheat I; erncis educed to flour form.Madant, Eve y Ou © > 4 où ¥ A Lui } è | - of young and old that tors - aus - >» hi Pl _ allusion * is Judgment in App to All Mug CITIZENS RES SUCH AUCIDI ON IMPORT, The attention u to 8 judgment rec the Court of Appe of great interest, .cipal Councillors also\u201d to all ratepa) cipalities.We publish bel case and the judg the judgment, the struck with th made municipal statutuo: has: been géner® a municipal cor defined by the Mur is-a rather cempr« what complicated tion.The judgment, h \u201cbody of the rater \u2018for damages Ge streets byt any \u2018\u2018h exist tô-such an\u2019 streets of a local have become damy lt seems to rest principle that the payers is responsit on the part of its .for neglect to pre on the streets whi ous.It would citizens liable undd understood as \u2018\u2018co -is founded largely\u2019 ot Merlin, ya Frenc repute, laying do tirely outside of legislation.One rather sing judgment is that evidence in the rc lage authorities, a constable, had trie tice: Of course ti held liahle because been made to stop the evidence is sin for the purpose of practice was know ties and the peopl From that state ment, however, it it is not sufficient tempts to prevent made in this cass, incumbent upon poration_to-use ev of the authorities that particular oct It is not pretend be gleaned from there was any knov of the authorities.THE Jul - The judgment of peal wag és follow Present : Bir Louis Trenholme, La Carroll, J.J.The Corporation Waterville (defenda low), appellant, a: tiff in the court bh Appeal from a jud of Review,.Montre chibald and Hutch ber 7, 1909.Acti ages caused to pl struck by a sleigh children were slidi street of the defer The plea was that streets \u2018was forbid cipality and it wa that there was sli{ the streets in ques of the accident.T St.Francis, Deme 1908, decided that obliged to maintai its streets and to of persons passing \u2018It was also.the op that the defendant vented the accident nicipalities are res neglect on their police regulat contributory negli; tift\u2019's part, her cla \u201cwould be reduced t costs of an action Both parties ins The corporation, 1 ment reversed and _ missed ;* the plain part of the judg guilty of contribut versed, and conseq ages allowed he Court of Review u ment, with costs, of the corporation that the damages were not sufficient.\u201ction of the plainti was reversed, ans allowed $900, wit courts.for the re: Poration defendant allowing sliding «» ington strect, whic Street in the villa: street the pluintifi being run down I with children on 1 her declaration.peals from the jud tends that under 1 Court of Review « responsibility streets is not a do way within the me nor within the nie.\u2018article, it could &n encumbrance © 788 and 793 MC the present case, rutepayers canno® less the court car negligenée on the | sons for whom tf responsible.In fort vs.Conticont View held the cor but added that to the facts of 11.because, the on Could control, an control, \u2018the said \u201crong direction, 1 APProving