Sherbrooke daily record, 12 juillet 1910, mardi 12 juillet 1910

[" \\ coca past = : > \u2014neccnence 5 .# i in the mnt prices .- > -\u2026 2 ime and our ex- unusual os.\u201d 12H Sage ooooede profits to sell it up by such a atosboneocou 0 PT - wr sacscocsce L'E$ at this, ak - a this.de ; PANY >\u2019hone 365, |CHED | {E DARK ona AT THEBR IN, PENN-\"j1 RCH: \u201c© 11.\u2014(Special) - t the Method 7 t Mahoning\u2019 \u2018he would night.re | on account :h ou tered the a ; : .\u2019 4 vrmu ® + \u201choes ve.- Hose worth 176.5 fo , yn.port -also had a blaze, \u201cPresbyterian and Baptist \u2018little one had been suffocated._housie, where the mouth of the river .PRINCE- CR EL Tl ona a Sr aka Lo PRE INR « TRS TENS ato it a A de tt Bd Li aie aan Daily Record.Established 1897, BAD FIRE AT \u201c CAMPBELLTON, N.B Only a Few Houses Left According to Report.BLAZE STARTED IN SHINGLE MILL AND SPREAD RAPIDLY THROUGH THE TOWN.\u2014 St.John, N.B., July 12.\u2014Frag- mentary reports of a disastrous fire which hroke out in Campbellton yes- A = CONSERVATIVES WIN IN MANITOBA, Roblin Government Secures a Large Majority.ALL THE MINISTERS ELECTED\u2014 TWENTY-NINE CONSERVATIVES TO THIRTSSEN LIBERALS.Winnipeg, July 12.\u2014The elections terday, om the IC.R.,- in the porthern part of the province, cate that the town is practically de- | stroyed.The fire broke out, says a Chatham message, in the Richards Company's shingle mills and spread rapidly throughout the town.One report says only a \u2018few houses ale leftstdnding.Among the property destroyedi are the I.C.R.station station hquse and freight shed.- The Great North Western Telegraph office is burned and all communication with Campbellton by either telegraph or telephone is cut off.Dalhousie, a town several miles distant, reports sending apparatus to help Campbellton, and then itself being visited by fire, which, however, \u2018was subdued by hard work.Chatham a telephone message stating that\u2019 the Miramichi Company's store pulp mill was considerably damaged.« A Newcastle message states that among the buildings burned are the churches; the Arlington, Minto and I.C.R.Railway hotels, the Tonsbury furniture store and the Opera House.Newcastle, N.B., July 82.\u2014In the fire which swept the town of Camp- bellton yesterday it is feared - lives have been lost, there is a report here that seven -men- were killed in an explosion, but ths is not confirmed.The body of a baby was.found, the Four thousand people are homeless.An appeal for assistance is being sent out.The , I.C.R.loss alone is said to be $100,000.Campbellton is a seaport town in Restigouche county, N.B., on the In- tercolonial\u201d Railway.It is situated on the south bank of the Restigouche river, about fifteen miles from Dal- is.The river has been dredged during \u2018the past few years, admitting ships of large tonnage to Campbell- tor wharves.It is the northernmost town of the province, and is the big- game centre of Northern New Brunswick.Sportsmen from all sections make it.their outfitting point, guides can be procured, and within a few (Continued on page 5.) ere °oe0000000600000000000 indi- I held yesterday and resulted-in a com- victory and paraded the streets in thorough organization.i their parents on the evening of July for the Manitoba Legislature were plete victory for the Roblin Government.There were & few changes 1n constituencies, .but the Government will have about the same majority as they had in the last House, the parties standing\u201429 Conservatives and 13 Liberals.The ministers were returned by increased majorities, but some of their supporters had aar- row escapes, only being elected by small majorities.The result is about as expected although the Liberals | were hopeful of making a better showing.Conservatives were jubilant at their torchlight processions until close to midnight.The Liberals, while dis- | appointed at the provincial result, were greatly pleased at the showing made in the West and North wards here and attributed their victory to DID BOYS JON THE JOCKEY TROUP.Young Lads Missing Since Race Meet Here.CHIEF HAS WIRED ST.JOHN, N.\u201cB., POLICE FOR INFORMATION.The police of this city have been notified that a young lad named Pla- mondon, of East Sherbrooke, has been missing since July 4th.To-day it has been learned \u2018that.two other young lads have been missing since the same day.The other lads\u2019 names are Duberger and Jutras._ The three boys were last seen by 4th.Since that time they have not been heard from.It was suspected that thèy had gone oft with the horsemen who were attending the meet here.DARING AVIATOR 15 KILLED.Hon.S.C.Rollis M Meets Death by | - Fall._ | nan : WRIGHT BIPLANE DASHED TO EARTH WHILE IN FLIGHT .THIS MORNING.Bournemouth, Eng., July 12.\u2014 (Special)=Hon.S.C.-Rolles, son of Lord L.Langatock, hero of the recent flight from Dover to France and return, was killed this morning by fall, while flying with his Wright biplane.The machine \u2018suddenly buckled up while forty feet from ground, was verturned and the young aviator was dashed to earth.NO RUNNING MEET DURING FAIR WEEK Directors of E.T.A.A.Reach This | Decision.IF HELD AT ALL WOULD LIKE TO SEE THEM ON SAME Prin- CIPLE AS TROTTING.RACES.The- directors of the E.T.A.A.met yesterday afternoon and transacted considerable business.- The request of Mr.Scott Ives, of Montreal, who asked permission to hold running races during fair week was first taken up.After some discussion it was decided that the request could not be granted.The dir- tors felt that they would like to have running races, provided they were corducted on the same principle as trotting races.The lack of space however, made it impossible for them to accept Mr.Ives\u2019 offer.Mr.G.R.E Kennedy appeared before the board and: asked for assistance -in order that the Government might be persuaded to hold the Dominion Mineral Exhibit here this fall.The directors were in sympathy with\" Mr.Kennedy and offered free space \u2018or such an exhibit.NEW POST OFFICES.The following new post offices were established in the Province of Quebec, July 1st, 1910: Baie d\u2019Argen- teuil, Argefteuil County; Berube, Montmorency Co.; Brills, Brome Co.; Chantilly, Montcalm Co.; Glenelm, Chief Davidson has \u2018wired the Chief of Police at St.John, N.B., and has asked him to make a thorough search for young Plamondon.The disappearance of the other two has not yet been reported to the Chief.The missing lads were about 17 years of age, and while the races were here they spent considerable time at the grounds.thought ® : .® : THE WEATHER ° © \u2019 : e e \u2014 e ° LOCAL FORECAST.3 © -\u2014 c 0 e : - e e Southerly winds, showers © ° to-night and early Wednesday.> Poncunsovenanveawansasss WALES, Heir Apparent to the British Throne.He was 16 years of age June 24rd.0 EDWARD OF SOLDIERS FROM HALIFAX.AT THE SCENE OF THE SPRING HILL STRIKE.Halifax, N.S., July 12.\u2014A military train left Halifax for Springhill mines ut four o'clock: yesterday af- tercoon with two companies of the Royal \u2018'anadian Regiment, and an officer and three men each of the Army Medical = Corps\u2014!70 men.all told, under command of Major Fages, brother of Colonel Fages.1double drowning occurred yesterday |dréagged the other girl to her death.that the life of a jockey appealed to them so \u2018strongly that they decided to follow the horses to St.John.AGAINST BOXING BOUTS.Kingston, Ont., July 12.\u2014It would not be surprising if the Minister of Militia ordered that no more boxin contests of the present kind- be held at the Military College.The bouts are not favored by all the college staff, nor are they by the Deputy Minister of Militia, who has viewed them and who once stated that he would like.to have them elimated on account of their brutality.TWO WERE DROWNED.Kingston, N.Y.July 12.\u2014 A in the Saw Mill at \u2018Mount Marion, when Lydia Heicman, 14 years old, tried to save Miss Yearger, a Brooklyn school teacher, who had been boarding at her home.Miss Yearger wandered beyond her depth while ] .A CANADIAN EXHIBITION.Berlin, July 12.-Al Canadian exhibition will probably be held in Berlin in 1911.German experts have ambitious designs on the Canadian bathing.The youlger girl went to her assistance.Miss Yearger could not swim .and it is thought she | Huntingdon, Co.; Gramont, Labelle .Co.; Kanawana, Terrebonne; Le Pont de Quebec, Quebec Co.: Montreal sub- office No.48, Hochelaga Co.; Moreau, Levis Co.; Moisset Station, Dorches- ter Co.; Parame, Rimouski Co.; Paulhan, St.Jobn and Iberville; Val des Sables, Vaudreuil Co.; Wotton Nord, Richmond and Wolfe Cos.Mistook, County of Chicoutimi and Sag- uenay, has: been changed to Jonqui- éres Nord.Ross Mills, Levis, was closed, May 20th.TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES SUMMARIZING CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS.COPYRIGHT HARRIS & EWING, WASH.\u2018| YOUSSOUF ZIA, whom Turkey has gent to! the United States as her new AmbBassador.\u2018BRITISH COLUMBIA FOLLOWS THE LEAD OF ONTARIO.market, and Canada, too, is anxious to widen her trade in the Fatherland.The Dominion Government has just\u2019 established an official , commercial cultivating closer trade rélations \u201cbetween Germany and Canada, | \"ITALIAN : MURDERS HIS WIFE AND CHILD AND THEN SUI- : CIDES.Montreal, July 12.\u2014Marion Croche, ANTI-CLERICAL MEETINGS.Madrid, July.12.\u2014Anti-clerical meetings continue to be held in Mad- ri), Saragossa.Teragone and Toledo.At Barcelona a petition signed hy 22,600 women was presented to the - Gevernor of that city endorsing the Government's religious policy.At Grenailu, in of Catholics was anti Clericals.l'ASTINE RAMMED.Provincetown.Meass., July 12.\u2014The United States gunboat Castine, flagship of the wibmarine flotilla, was temmed by the during the manoeuvres yesterday and was beached to prevent \u2018her sinking.Loses, Anadalusia, a gathering\u2019, attacked by the-' submarine Bonita.an [talian, crazed with jealousy, murdered his wife at 2.40 o\u2019clock yes- ,terday morning in his boarding house at 11 St.Monique street, and then [sent a bullet into his own brain.He first split his wife's head open with jan axe and cut his three-year-old child\u2019s throat before sending bullets linto their heads.The woman was in the right eye.They were both [murdered as they lay in bed, the child in a cot near the bed of its mother, Croche fell between the two beds when he fired the bullet into his own head, and his body- - was found on the floor.the tragedy was the result of ousy.agency in Berlin for the purpose -of- \u2018shot in the left breast and the baby Those residing in the house say that jeal- Victoria, | B.C ., July 12.\u2014The Bri- .tish Columpia Government will, on Monday, by order-in-council, prohibit \u2018the exhibition in this province of the motion pictures of the John- son-Jeffries\u2019 fight, following the example set \u201cby the sister province.of Ontario, upon - the request of the Dominion JLord\u2019s Day Alliance.\u2014\u2014e FAILED TO REACH A SETTLE- \u2018 MENT.Toronto,! July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A [Globe Winnipeg special says: \u2018\u2018The \u2018long conference between striking Canadian Northern men and management, including Mr.D.D.Mann, was held o-day, but resulted in a disagreement as neither side would make the needed concessions.It is understood that the Roblin Government made desperate \u2018efforts to force settlement on the understanding that if successful, the men should vote for Conservative candidates.This seems proven by fact that few if any of the men oted until late in afternoon, after he result of the conference and men\u2019s meeting was known.\u201d DEATH OF A HEAVYWEIGHT.Chatham, Ont, July 12.\u2014Alvia -Mer- (Continued on page 5.) - SHERBROOKE, QUE, TUESDAY JULY 12, 1910 _ ONE CENT LURE OF WEST CEASING TO ATTRACT.Build Up the East Now a Patriotic Cry, NEEDS OF RURAL EDUCATION IN QUEBEC PROVINCE \u2014 WORK - TO BE DONE IN THIS CONNECTION, At the recent convocation of Bishop\u2019s College University the Provincial Treasurer gave an address on the education question and on the backward condition of the rural elementary schools.On this latter point he said : \u2018Here in this garden spot of the.Province of Quebec, here in the Eastern Townships, among Protestant English-speaking people especially, the condition of elementary education.leaves much to be desired.\u2018\u2019The people have increased in material prosperity, they have profited by the general knowledge and information that have been so widely diffused by the press, but their educational ideals have not kept pace with their material advancement.¢ \u201cI do not intend to occupy your time but for a moment.I take this opportunity afforded by the presence LIGHTNING TRUCK AT MASSAWIPPL Electric Fluid.HOUSE DAMAGED.\u2014VERY NARROW ESCAPE; ;FOR MASSA- WIPPI FAMILY.Massawippi, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014 During the stor of Sunday the house of Mr.Sargent, formerly owned by Mr.Harry Kezar, was struck by lightning, which did considerable damage, but was not set on fire.The bolt struck the chimney and came down into the living rooms by the double stove, and played about the floors in three rooms and splintered them, then demolished two Posts in the cellar, killing a cat which was there, and passed into the ground., Four children of the family were sitting about the kitchen-table \u2018and were badly burned about the limbs in spots.Three of them had their shoes torn to bits, and one a small gash cut between.his toes.It was a narrow escape for them.Dr.Brown was called and dressed the burns, and they now seem doing well.It was a great fright for the of men high in ecclesiastical as well as in civil positions, to call their at- | tention to certain deplorable condi-! tions which exist in our educatiomal system.\u2018\u2018More than one-third of the Protestant teachers in the Eastern Townships are untrained, and in fact pos- ess no certificate of competence .of any kind whatever.Schools remain in charge of these incompetent teachers for periods varying from six to eight months a year, while the average salary of teachers with diplomas is only $221.00 per year.\u201d Mr.Mackenzie then urged, and rightly, that the work of reform must be more widely and extensively undertaken, so far as the individuals of the community are concerned, if it is to be effective.The Montreal Witness commenting upon the situation says: - \u2018\u2018Four years ago we had in the English-speaking counties an educational campaign that was organized by the Hon.Sydney Fisher, and there is no doubt at all that it did good here and there.It cleared the public mind for one thing, of many false impressions, and it emphasized the fact that the best progress is to be sought in local effort.But the backward conditions still existing in so many municipalities make it plain that one campaign was not enough.It was not enough\u2018fn Ontario half a century ago and more, when Egerton Ryerson was engaged in the splendid task of arousing the people of that province to a sense of their educational duty ; campaigning was the steady annual activity of that reformer.Ryerson was obliged to.persist, and did persist, until the local energy and pride almost everywhere \u2018could be relied upon to support good schools as a matter of course.We would suggest that another campaign, similar to that of four years ago, be undertaken in our province.Qualified speakers, well informed \u2018on all the details of our educational work, are available ; all that is needed is someone to lead the way.If his official duties do not prevent-him from undertaking it, we imagine that the call of the Provincial Treasurer to this work would be heartily responded to in the Eastern Townships at any rate.An active campaign, followed up by the formation of local educational associations, along the lines suggested by Dean Sinclair, of Macdonald College, but including, in addition to school commissioners and trustees, the ministers of religion and others interested, would surely be productive of much good.\u201cWhatever may be the general backwardness on this question in any community, there is always a minority with right ideas, and this minority can usually do something effective when it is organized.As Mr.Mackenzie indicated, there is urgent need of co-operation on the part of those who have not hitherto occupied themselves directly with the school} question, but whose interest in it is needed.That co-operation can be secufed by organization, and a distinct purpose of such an educational campaign as we are proposing might well be the securing of this local organization.In the address referred to Mr.Mackenzie said that he was not one of those who take a gloomy view of the future prospects of the English-speaking people in the province.He believes that -the circumstances which have brought about the backward educational conditions are of a temporary character,\u201d and that restored confidence in the future of the minority will help to right them.The lure of the West is ceas- .ing to attract as strongly as it did: \u201cThe great resources of the Province of Quebec, the development of which may be said to have just commenced, ius great forest and mineral wealth ; its great prospects for the establishment of manufacturing .industries ; the fertility of its soil for | owned these horses.parents.It was said the cat looked as if a hot wire had been wound around its body severe\u201d times.FITZGERALD AND LAVIN GUILTY.Conspiracy to Defraud at Recent Race Meet.\u2014 WILL BE SENTENCED FRIDAY \u2014 THE EVIDENCE\u2014GAME PUT UP ON LOWELLTOWN \u2014 MAN.The trial of Robert Fitzgerald and John Lavin.took place this morning before Judge Mulvena.The Crown decided to proceed first with the charge of conspiracy to defraud.Gedeon Valliere was the first witness called.He was gate keeper at the exhibition grounds during the recent races.He recognized Read and the two accused as having noticed them at the exhibition grounds, his attention having been drawn to them by.the way in which the accused accosted Read.He noticed that all three had money in their hands, and that they \u2018went over to the sheds where the horses were kept.He called Price's attention to what was going on.Stevens Read identified the accused.He said he belonged Me.He came to Sherbrooke to have accused before.He had been drinking heavily for some days before going up to the races.He was accosted by Fitzgerald who asked him to come and see some fine horses that they said they owned.They then asked him to bet.He refused.They kept after him and finally put up five dol- \u2018lars which he gave to Fitzgerald who left with it with Lavin and money back.Lavin told how ° telling him to remain he would get his that Fitzgerald Fitzgerald came back with a roll of bil,s in his hand and said he had won and asked him for more money.He said he was a stranger here and wanted some security.Lavin said, \u2018\u2018Let me have it and you will get it back all right.\u201d He then gave Fitzgerald a roll of bills which contained fifty-five dollars.Fitzgerald left in a hurry.\u201cI began to get uneasy,\u201d said witness, and wanted my money back.Fitzgerald finally wrote on an envelope, which the complainant had, the words \u201cR.Lyon,\u2019 and told him to ask.for that man at the Sherbrooke House, and that he would get his money.Witness went to the Sherbrooke House, but found nobody of that name there.He then went to the police and finally found the two accused at the Montreal House, where they were arrested.\u2019\u2019 Norrey Price, who was acting Superintend of the grounds at the time, had his attention called to Read and the accused by Vallier.They were passing money between them at that time.A man by the name of Turner called him into a shed and told him to listen to what was going on.The two accused were talking to Read outside, asking him for more money accused but we could not see him.When we came around the shed we saw Read hand Fitzgerald a roll of bills.Read was noticeably drunk, but could walk and talk alright.Sub-Chief Couture testified as to the amount of money and other articles that- were found with the ac- agricultural purposes, will ever be attractive to capital and enterprise, and there are none who have greater \u2018faith in the great possibilities that the Province of Quebec affords, than the English-speaking people themselves.\u2019 + \u201cBut nothing, after all, is more calculated to give confidence and strong purpose to a minority, and to win respect for it, than the exhi- cused when he searched them.Morin, a turnkey at the jail, testified as to finding $33 in the lining of Fitzgerald's coat.The case was then submitted by counsel.and remanded them to jail until Friday morning for sentence.Upon their being found guilty -Mr.Broderick declared that the bition of common principles of action in just such matters as that of public education.Here, if anywhere, is, the field for high aims and ideals on the part not merely of the few, but of the many.This is our real plain | of Tlium.\u201d rage APPRECIATION OF ART.with it.tumes were made ?2'\u2019\u2014Pele Mele.\u201cI went to see your piece at the theatre last night and was delighted Do tell me where the cos- would be satisfied drew the other two charges.MOTHER, MAY 1 GO OUT, ETC.Wifey (at breakfast)\u2014The scientists say that'flies have a language of their own.ma if it could go swimming milk pitcher ?Four Children were Burned by to Lowelltown, a good time.He had one hundred dollars in his pocket when he left | Lowelltown.He had never met the which he refused.We could hear the] The Court found the accused guilty} Crown with one conviction, as the other charges were all based on the same facts, and Wwith- Hub\u2014I wonder if this one asked its in the BEEBE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS Beebe, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.S.B.Norton and Mr.H.B.Stewart, retiring school commissioners, .| re-elected by acclamation at the last session.\u2014\u2014 GOOD HAY CROP._ Foster, July.12.\u2014(Special)\u2014Hay- ing has fully commenced and an ex- was hit by the drought last year.The excellent crop this year, therefore, is very gratifying.PRESENTATION TO PASTOR.East Angus, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Rev.A.Johnson and Mrs.Johnson returned to town Friday, and in by his congregation in the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hall.Mr.Johnson was presented with a purse on behalf of the members of his church.HOME TO RECUPERATE.Brome, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.H.Smith, in the employ of the C.P.Ras cook, is at present on a furlough for a few days owing to injuries recently sustained in a slight collision in which his car figured.He was thrown on a stone, injuring him, from which he is \u2018gradually recovering.RICHMOND UNIVERSITY EXAM RESULTS.Richmond, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014The results of the University examinations for Grade III.Academy have been received and are as follows for St.Francis College High School : Alice C.Dresser 652, Amy L.Dresser 612, Pauline H.Sutherland 589, Grant Harris 526, Cuyler Sutherland 433, John E.Nixon 426, and Thomas Knowles 425._ MRS.THOS.SAFFIN, OF DAN- VILLE.Danville, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014The death occurred on Sunday evening of Mrs.Thos.Saffin, after an illness of many years and great suffering.She leaves to mourn her loss two sons and two daughters, The - funeral will be held at her late residence at 1.30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and service in the Adventist Church at 2 p.m.SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS BLECT- \u201c ED.Waterloo, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The election of school commissioners for the town of Waterloo, Protestant, resulted as follows: Mr.H, Temple, Mr.E.A.Parmelee, re-elected: School Municipality, Township of \u2018Shefford, Protestant, H.J.True, J.F.Purdy, re-elected.- Catholic School Board, Town of \u201cWaterloo, Joseph Gingras, N.P.; Ro- .mulus Cloutier, Advocate, to replace P.A.Trudeau; J.E.Ethier.Catholic School, Parish 8t.Berna- din, Alphonse Vient to replace Pierre Ducharme.SIX MILLS - FOR SCHOOLS IN SHEFFORD.Waterloo, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A meeting of the School Commissioners of the Township of Shefford was held here yesterday.Present: P.M.Hayes, J.A.McLaughlin, H.J.True, forming a quorum.\u2018The following bills were approved, and ordered paid: P.M.Hayes, wood and supplies, $21.90; A.P.Marston, wood and supplies, $24.75.on the -dollar on all rateable perty was presented for the year.pro- THE COMING TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT KNOWLTON.Knowlton, July 12: In connection with the forthcoming Temperance Convention \u2018at Knowlton on July 24th to 31st, the Rt.Rev.J.C.Farthing, Bishop of Montreal, will address a union, temperance meeting in the Episcopal Church, Knowlton, on Sunday evening, th the Dominion Allismce, will speak, and the Rev.ael will preside.| ing on this occasion, being a staunch total abstainer.\u2014\u2014 a.AUTOMOBILE VS.FARM WAGGON Glen Sutton, July 12.\u2014 -(Special)\u2014 We do not often meet with the kind Jones\u2019 heavy farm wa zgon, high with bags of sawdugt.Mr.Jones one side, but doing no damage the waggon.\\ The auto was pu business, and some othe\" wiser for the delay.DALY NEWS.SPECIALS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS were cellent crop is reported.This section the evening were tendered g reception |.A by-law fixing a rate of six mills, coming - \u2014 (Special) \u2014 July Mr.John H.Roberts, Secretary of also \u2018Janon Carmich- An important deliverance on the temperance question | Bates,\u2019 may be expected from Bishop Farth- his Lordship piled glide the rear end about two feet wo \u201c Mansonville, engitie of the temporarily\u2019 out of damage, done, but was soon repaiied and the! driver was able to proceod, perhaps \u2014\u2014 ane = WON BY TWO VOTES.Eaton, July 12.\u2014 (Specialy 11 1.school commissioners contest, yest day, Mr.Herbert Todd war over Mi Labaree by two votes.\"RIFLE MATCH AT ULVERTON Ulverton, July, 12.-\u2014(Special) - Tha Dominion Plate Rifle match wAs tin ished on Saturday, July 2nd, Mr.Alex.Bothwell being the winner.rr FIRE NKAR COOK SHIRE.Cookshire, July 12.\u2014(Special) Mr.Fred Vilder's bara on the Raw yerville road was burhed this morn ing.The cause of the fire in un known.Farm tools, etc., intthe barn were saved.- \u201c1 .Co NEW PRINCIPAL FOR SUTTON ACADEMY.Sutton, July 12.\u2014(Special)- Mr.W.G.Dormer, of Montreal, has been en gaged as principal for Sutton Academy for the next scholastic year, and he was in town on Saturday night and Sunday with his wife look ing up a house to move into.It is understood that he will live in the R.A.Wilson house, formerly owned by the Hamilton estate, LIGHTNING KILLS LIVE - AT DANVILLE.Danville, July, 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014Dur- ing the electrical storm on Sunday, July 10th, lightning killed threo cows for Mr.Austin J.Morrill, residing just outside the village limits.These animals were among the \u2018most valuable in his herd of cows \u2018 and unfortunately were not insured.STOCK SUTTON ELECTS SCHOOL MISSIONERS.Sutton, July 12 \u2014(Special)\u2014At a meeting held on Monday school commissioners Chas.Jones and A.Ww.Westover were again appointed for i the town, and H.H.Dyer and I,.1.Jenne re-elected for the village.On the Catholic School Board P.Las- sonde and J.B.Charland, for the.parish, and P.Bonneville and J.B.Boudreau for the village, the latter to replace Moise Girard, who has removed to Alberta.The commissioners will meet on the 15th for the transactjon of business.COM- CLOSE VOTE AT INVERNESS.Inverness, July 12.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The election on the telephone.bonus by-law passed off very quietly.Tlie voting was very slow, and at -the close of the day only 132 votes had been recorded.No other person de- 1 siring to vote, the poll was closed; \u2018with 67 votes in favor of the bylaw, representing a valuation of $74,165, and 65 votes against theo by-law, representing a valuation of $61,972.CELEBRATED 75TH BIRTHDAY.Sutton, July 12.\u2014(Special)-Mrs.Almira Barnes celebrated her 75th birthday on Friday, July 8th, at the home of Mr.Arthur Proper, she resides.Her sister, Miss dna Proper, also resides here.There was quite a number of friends in during the day to congratulate Mrs.Barnes on reaching the three quarters of a century mark, while to let her know she was well remembered a card shower of 92 cards literally took the good woman by surprise, she re: marking that she did not know she would be so well remembered.LIGHTS OUT AT PANVILLE.Danville, July 12.\u2014(8pecial)\u2014The armature to one of the dynamos in the Gibson Electric Lighting Station was found to be burned out Sunday morning, and it will b: à couple.of light.In the meantime the Danville people will realize how much they appreciate the use cf = electricity, while using \u2018\u2018ye old time\u201d and candles.During the number of years that this town Las been lighted by electricity there have been very few interruptions to a goud service.\u2014\u2014\u2014 SUTTON CARRIAGE SET.- Sutton, July 12.- (Special )\u2014 A Sutton carriage party returning from Richford, Vt., on Sun:iday afternoon, between 5 and 6 o'clock, met un auto a short distance north of Mayor and in turning;out to give à PARTY up- wheels went over an : embankment, turning the carriage over; with its occupants, who were alt badly shaken up- Miss Emma West,ver, of Mont real, was injured about the head and a physician had to be called, hited.of automobilists known 85 \u201c108% Mins Evelyn Lafleur, of this Sill this way.One such retcaly learned 92, Mi: Walley Otter, of Movie, a lesson that may be of benef an auto did not seare the horse, sq no im, by a ï Po RÉCHMOND.| Arrivals include : À -reéently ; Miss Kerr, of Montreal, spending a few weeks.with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Sinclair; Miss Julia Burbank, of Danville spent with Miss Robert the week end Campbell ; Miss Cross, guest of her sister, Mrs.Skinner ; of Montreal, (Dr.) F.E.weeks at the \u2018\u2018Brunswick Hotel'\u2019; Mr.Chas.Galvin, of Farnham, spent.Sunday with his \u2018mother ; Mr.F.A.Ray, of Toronto, spending a week in town.The Presbyteria fi Workers will give an| ice cream soci ial Wednesday evening on Mrs.Chapman\u2019 8s lawn, oppo- the Opera House.If the weather .proves unfavorable it will take .place in |the basement of the Church.epartures include Mr.A.Torrance to|Boston, Mass., after visiting Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Smith and also relatives at Kingsbury ; Mrs.Elliott to Durham after spending a few days with Mr.J.Elliott; Miss B.Chapman, nurse and Miss Carrie Samp- -0f Windsor Mills, passed through Richmond Monday en route for \u2018Moose Jaw, Sask., where they will spend two months.The morning service in Chalmer\u2019s Church was conducted by Rev.Mr.Craik, the congregation of the Congregational Church uniting.Special music was rendered by the united choir.Mr.and Mrs, _George J._Alex- | Smoking Tobacco Mild and Mellow - A LEADE R FOR OVER 0° 50 YEARS.A From Grocers for 25e.per lb, W.D.McLAREN, LIMITED, Manufacturers, -583-85 St; Paul Street.Montreal, Rheumatism \u201cCured By } Fig Pills Not often do you hear of a 25c.preparation being sold with a guarantee Lo cure you.An absolute guarantee xoes with every box of FIG FILLS.They will cure Nheumatism, Backache, a Trouble, Burning Sensation, Paihful Stitches, Sluggish Liver and - Jl Stomach TYouble.If not, your money back.For sule at drifiith\u2019 s Drug Store.W.R.BRADLEY & SON.UNDERTAKERS | AND PICTURE FRAMERS.¢§ FRONTENAC STREET.SHERBROOKE, QUN.Bell Telephone 297.People\u2019s Tel To [Farmers and Poultry Raisers.We are the Largest Buyers of all Kinds ; 0 Poultry for which we pay highest market = prices.7 | Send us your consignments.ALEX.AMES & SONS, 279 Wellington St., City.Mrs.F.A.McKee and Miss Helena McKee from & visit to! Quebec ; Miss\u2019 Patrick, of Valley- field, guest of Miss Annie Armstrong Mr.and Mrs.Fenton Parsons to Dixville, aîter spending a few J oecasioo.A meeting of thé lotal Lord\u2019s Day Alliance will be held in the Guild Hall Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.The special feature of the meeting will be an address by the secretary of the * Alliance, Rev.George Mingie.Everybody who is interested in the obser- | vance of the Lord\u2019s Day is asked to | at | show his interest by attendance this meeting.An ice cream social under the auspices of the Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows will be held upon the lawn at the home of Mr.and Mrs.BE.W.Akhurst, Wednesday evening.The following pupils of Grade II.Academy passed the Government \u20acx- aminations : Albert Nicholas, Marian Trenholme, Mildred Buckland.+ HBATHTON._ Arrivals and departures: Mr.T.G.McCann retirned to New York after spending a week with his sig- ter, Mrs.Fred Chesley; Mr.G.G.; McCann, Mrs.F.Chesley, Mr.and Mrs.Worby and little son, recent guests for.a day of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Worby, Stanstead; Mr.Walter Major has moved on to his farm.Mrs.W.Major, who sprained her foot, is improving.Mrs.Hill has returned from Bolton Springs.Mr.and Mrs.Hyman Davis to Vt.and N.H., the guests of friends for a few days.All welcome to the strawberry social Friday evening, the 15th.+ CORRIS.Miss May Brooks, who has been spending the last three weeks in Sherbrooke, returned on -Saturday, agcompanied by her sister, Mrs.Pat- | erson, and little son.Miss Hazel McRae, Richmond, is spending the week here, the guest of Miss F.Mackenzie.~~ DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS, | (Continued from Page 1.) \u2018whole day will be devoted to the exposition of the case for Temperance: Reform, and the three Protestant Churches will throw open their pulpits to the Alliance speakers.In the} morning the Rev.A.C.Ascah, Rector of Ormstown, one of the coming strong men of the Church of England will occupy the pulpit of the Episcopal Church, Mr.John H.Roberts will preach to the united congregations of the Baptist and Methodist Churches, and Mr.R.L.Werry will preach at Dunkin.In the.afternoon a united Children\u2019s meeting will be addressed by Mr.Roberts, and at 7 p.m., a great union ss meeting will be addressed by these three AL liance speakers.The.Dominion Alliance have adopted the plan of going into every town and \u2018city in the Province in turn, holding an annual Field Day in each and arousing the people of the Churches to greater activity and enthusiasm for the temperance cause.{ The Mansonville Field Day will have:: special bearing on the forthcoming Brome County No-License Campaign, tion is-to be held at Knowlton- Wednesday, July £27thon Arter | PREPARING FOR RICHMOND FAIR Richmond, July 12.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Richmond County Agricultural Society are bdsy preparing for their annual exhjbition, which takes place in September.Everything is being done to make this fair eclipse those of farmer years.The prize list will be distributed shortly.NEW PASTOR INSTALLED RICHMOND.Richmond, \u2018July 12.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Rev, Mr.Burnett, the new Methodist minister who was transferred from Cobdeb, Ont., to Richmond, preached his first sermon Sunday morning before a large congregation.The choir rendered special music for the The interior of the church AT bas undergone extensive repairs, also \u201cthe parsonage on Stanley avenue, which is quite an improvement.raclade | to organize which a County Conven-|.Sickness is usually \u201ccaused by the accumulation of waste matter and impurities within the body.Dr.Morse\u2019s 1 Indian Root Pills, enable the bowels, the kidneys, the lungs and the pores of the skin to throw off these impurities.Thus they prevent or cure dis- case.RY 25c.a box.\\ _ ENGLAND IN EGYPT.\u2014 PUBLIC REVENUE TWENTY _ TTI- MES AS GREAT AS WHEN BRITISH CONTROL BEGAN, When England assumed the sole control in 1882 Egypt was still bankrupt, with a public debt of more than $500,000,000 and an income insufficient to pay the interest and carry on the govermment, The public revenue in 1882 amounted to $4,500,000; in 1907 to | $81,500,000, more than $10,000,000 in excess of the expenditures.On Janu- uary lst, 1908, the sum of $45,000,000 was in the general reserve fund and the public debt was reduced in 1908 by $1,600,000; it now is $497,000,000.The cities and towns were without any drainage or sewerage, says the \u2018\u201c\u2018World To-day.\u201d\u2019 Only within ten years even Cairo itself, with a death rate of forty-six per one thousand, has undertaken any \u2018such public work.In the country every canal was polluted and stagnant pools of filth were near every village.The annual pilgrimages to Mecca were likewise the means of introducing many: diseases.Cholera and other : epidemics were .of frequent \u201coccurrence, and their ravages - carried off thousands and \u2018thousands of ithe population.Little by little the various diffi culties of the situation have been | studied and solved by the administration, until now Egypt may be considered a reasonably healthy country.- Of course, vast sums of money have been required to effect such a result, ° = x first enormous difficulty was en- er ed by the English in making ch s in the system of taxation, because the people, so long accustomed to the betrayal of their interests, thought the plans proposed were sim- Ply for the purpose of increasing their burdens.Little by little, however, they learned that another era had opened, and finally their suspicions were calmed.They then began: to work with renewed energy, and now, secure in the fruits of their labor, they are not merely improving théir own conditions, but are building up the reputation of their country.dp CHRONIC RHEUMATISM IS SELDOM CURABLE.While it is true that chronic rheumatism is seldom permanently -cured, Abenakis Springs Water has been found to almost invariable afford relief.Only the most serious cases require treatment at the Springs.If you have twinges, get at once a dozen or two of this water\u2014(it is very- pleasant to take) and you will surely and quickly chase the pest from \u2018your system.If your dealer does not sell Abenakis Springs Water, write direct to The Abenakis \u2018Mineral Springs Co., Ltd., Abenakis Springs, P.Q., or telephone 7673 Main, Montreal, which will see to having your requirements filled, THE FRENCH CANADIAN HORSE.\u2014\u2014 STEPS BEING TAKEN TO REHABILITATE THE FAMOUS BREED, Horsemen in Canada are greatly interested in the recent action of the \u2018 Federal Government at Ottawa in giving authority for the establishment of a stud book in which the French-Canadian type of horse will be dligible for registration.7 There was a time when this âis- tinctive breed was one of the features of the: Province of Quebec, but outcrosses with unsuitable stallions, chiefly Clydes ana Belgians, = have practically extermmated the hardy, useful type, which once was predominant.There are, however, in a few districts, some good specimens still, and an effort is to be made toward rehabilitating the breed.- The true French-Canadian horse of half a century ago was g stout bodied horse on short legs.He had many of the qualities of the Morgan, although as a rule much larger than his American cousin, and there is little reason to doubt that many Morgans brought from Maine and Vermont across the Canadian border were used in the stud throughout Quebec, and that some of the most \u2018prized of the French-Canadian horses had a strong infusion of Morgan \u201cblood.Their trappy action and Yightness of foot showed that it was no extraordinary thing to find horses of 1,400 pounds and more capable of 2.40 speed, with the bend of the knee and the flex of the meck that are the delight of every man who knows the horse and what is most desirable in the way of gait.PRAIRIE Smoking Tobacco Mild and Mellow Manufacturers\u2019 Samples France and Germany.Table Covers lonial designs.Cushion Covers A large collection of manufacturers\u2019 samples, products of some of the largest - European makers, from Fnrland, These samples are -composed of : | In Silk, Linen and Tapestry; ns Oriental, Floral and Co- : | In the same assortment of fabrics and similar designs to above, including many woven picture designs.' - comprising \u2018the Egyptian Hammered Silver of the Bon-Ton in Paris, afternoon dress! In Addition To The Above we have secured a lot of Knitted Wool Shawls, Motor: Veils, cheted Silk Shawls, and Opera Fichues Scarfs in black and white, londoii and New \\ork for evening ~ and All The Above Goods We Were Fortunate Enough In Securing Cro- lheddwear, the Melight for evening i TO ENABLE US TO OFFER THEM Il ABOUT ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICE.\"0 On Sale Tuesday a.m.TO OUR PATRONS AT \u2018magistrates are political friends sys THE UNPUNISHED CRIMINAL \u201cMENACE.(From the New York Times) \u201c Judge George C.Holt finds that of the three hundred thousand porsens who have participated in lynchings in the past forty years, one hundred shousand are still living\u2014\u2018\u2018approximately one hundred thousand unhung murderers of that particular type.\u201d The labor disturbances of the past {ive years have averaged more than fifteen hundred a year, and of these at least one-sixth have been accompanied by crimes of violence, maim- \"iots are felons,\u201d and of this class wre \u2018165,000 men\u2014guilty of felony or murder now living.\u201d\u201d In Kentucky, southern Indiana.and Ohio are the pillaging, assaulting and murderous bands of night riders, and \u201c\u2018no night rider has ever been convicted of any crime.\u201d The cases of blackmailing and murder of Italian residents by the \u201cBlack Hand\u201d are uncounted, yet \u2018so far-as I am aware no person has ever been convicted in this country of ious crimes have developed from the reckless \u2018 handling of automobiles.\u201cNo punishment, except a trifling fine, or, in very rare cases, a short imprisonment, has been imposed such cases.\u201d Judge Holt has gathered statistics in proof of his assertion that un- in ent.menace to American society.Besides the classes of almost totally unpunished er iminality noted above the judge holds that the practice of letting most.persons, howsoever accused, go free, has become part.of the zonduct of the courts of law.Many of criminals.Trials are postponed and delayed.They are protracted, by the preposterous theories of experts, .the axcessive number of counts in indictments.+ BETTER WIRELESS.\u2018\u2018And are you on good terms with your mother-in-law 2?\u2019 \u2018\u2018Excellent ! ° We only speak by pe life-long troubles, evacuant in The new or causing any discomfort.like candy.One of the! 25c.a box.National Drug and- 1 Chemical Company of iio ing- and .murder.Participants in such any murder of that kind.\u201d Very ser- pubished crime is the greatest pres- ) admission irrelevant testimony And WHY THE ILI, FEELING ?(From the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Ind.Dem.) It would be interesting to know how much the discussion in the Cap- | nadian House of Commons of the question of naval, armament on the lakes was due to b11- feeling engendered by the tariff ¢catroversy, and how much to a real fe:ling that the -Uni- spirit- of the agresment of 1811.The Canadians can scarcely misunderstand the wishes #nd intentions of.the Washington Guvernment so far as to believe that \u2018the operation of training vessels cu the lakes can menace their national safety.: Mr.Foster, of the Privy Council, is probably right, in \"ascribing the action of the United States \u201c in increasing its naval strength on the lakes to the newly acquired posses ] sion of à \u2018\u2018naval policy.\u201d Without such a policy\u2014that is, without the - recently acquired Ambition to Tival European nations Ly the expense and elaboration of naval equipment\u2014the .United States would not now be causing alarm across the border.But this does not mean, of course, that the United States has any.ides of aggression against the Dominion, either on its own account or.on fic count-of the mother country.It means simply that tle ambition for naval display leuds the (Government to exert every eflort to train cruits in Increasing nuinbers for the service.~The traiking ships on the lakes, with their increasing ,armament and their expanding n mbers, are the inevitable accompaniment of congressional prodigality in bui,ding up a costly navy.Canada need not, probably does not, fear aggression from the United States.There is reason to suspect that this lake question is brought up as a sort of counter drritant to re lieve the ill feeling over the tariff controversy.me «somme rpm THE DEFT HAND.The Widow\u2014Oh; Mr.Smith, never make me believe that ! , The Candidate\u2014I said I bad never loved a woman till now; not that no woman ever loved me: \u2018course I wouldn\u2019t say anything so stoopid as that \u2014Throne and Country.Children Often Need a laxative\u2014but you cannot be too careful what you give them.Harsh purgatives injure the bowels and pave the way for does the work most effectively without irritating the howels The children like them for they taste most popular of the NA-DRU-CO preparations, If your druggist has\u2019 not yet stocked them, send 25c.and we will mail them.20 Limited, Montreal.- wheat.enjoyable.» .e = ° A meat diet is too heating Shredded Wheat is the natural summer food.Cooling, yet full of rich nourishment.All the strength-giving elements of the whole A biscuit covered with fresh fruit is Serve with cream and sugar.Sold by all grocers, 13c.a carton, two for 250.re you'll B ST RD à ted States is not living uo to.the - | > \"Notices, ~ tist, The Da BHERBR\u2018' Printe:- printed and ; xcept.Sundry : son Strect, Sho: SUBSCRIPT wance to any n.Britain, and tv years 2.00 , three months, cents.To at y gownships, by 1 Qards of than: s0c.Obituary.dc per In sending fake precautior pic \"By or Fegist tarif ; , Mes P.Longféllow-and little daughters, Advocates BUILDING LOTS Be certain you ho ¢ |B Iva and Gladys, of Cowansville, are of your usual dessert.= This charming dessert confection with its spicy Val.Mate W184, L708 WL Pam BR : spending a few weeks with her par- your money\u2019s worth # ents, Mr.and Mrs.I.E.Mooney ; 0 FOR SALE: - ents, Mr.and layers of crisp biscuit crusts, its luscious cream Phe t h | ; , TOR SALE: Eg vos oi Ce Mont ra you'll ul um ; nt édsec pm | the residenta) \u2014 you will if you buy bis uncl s Jr.\u20ac.\u20ac.Whitney: 5; centers of real fruit flavors is rapidly displacing pas- 0 og p Ye ' aver Nel on cay tering.ÿ 3 , po _ À ever C0 Abyls to ME W, À.HALE, or da, who has \"been.oy of ¥ lori- try and cake in thousands of Canadian homes.In its different branches by an ex- that no BR Bell phone, ann MAY, BM weeks with her mother, Mrs.John .\"pert.Portraiture; Landscapes, Hor urse I : a Arthur, left on Thursday for Bangor, Taste Mooney\u2019s Sugar Wafers just once and ses, Cattle, Commercial Machinery stoopid Lr Maine; Mrs.H.Coons to Magog ; _ .; [ - Knlargements.Developing and Print- y.Miss E.Baker to Lake Manitou, learn how good this dessert really is.ing for Amateurs.- : Terrebonne,- on a pleasure trip.The public are kindly requested to leave all pews items of interest intended for publication in the Record, at the post office.Subscriptions will \u2018also be promptly attended to.Co Geo.Johnston Its Easy to Serve - 449 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.° SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.PAINT No longer is it necessary to worry, work and family, of Montreal, at Mrs.J.Row |\" ell's ; Master George Fisk, uf Montreal at Mr.John Fisk\u2019s ; Misses M.dnd A.Buzzell in Granby \u201cor the week end ; Mr.W\u2014Hughes in Kempt- ville.Ont.just how to use one in- catalogue.gredient (peculiar to M-L Paints) that greatly lengthens the life of the paint.But it was worth the time! : ABBOTSFORD.: : oN FE ~ Ti Shad [7 GARAGE Worth by man\u2019s point Arrivals] and departures include : : spend much money in serving desserts.ON a 7 \u2018 renee srr mone ec em | | \u2018qv .: _ \u2014 pure materials so thor- Hy or and Mrs.Murphy Mooney\u2019s Sugar Wafers are not high priced\u2014have = SA I Washing and Polishing, ere I oughly mixed that every | and.family of Westmount at = ; ,Ç During the Year Endi M 1, 1910 | + oplar nding May I, mobile, Zeno.end Valvoline pi drop does what paint | Farm ; Dr.Gordon Byers, of Mcent- no work attached to them\u2014and are always good.The BANGOR DAILY NEWS, gn 223 i vlinder Oils, Supplies, Repair- & must do to be good paint real and Mr.John Fixter, of - Mac- { - issues, gave ONK or MORE 1natatces of ne, Etc, Livery in connection.À \u2014-PROTECT and LAST.«donald Cdllege at Mr.C.P.Fyers' ;( ponton.Our Dosirin Dens mend res PRET v Tr It took 17 years to find {for the week end ; Mrs.Mannie and .help, you.No puyment in udvance.Fice F.LL SHAW, Pres, \u2014 ° Portland, Ma, Dunham Ladies\u2019 College.| Sherbrooke ee F Î \u2014because it makes this ï NON TON At luncheon, dinner or tea \u2014 with ices, fruits or beverages \u2014 ) Clits Xd fur Gu ro aint well worth its price _ 4 N.Ma i\" ab Gry P price, Dr.C.BE.Cross, A.G.Macfarlane = iS so good as Mooney\u2019 s Sugar, Wafers.They are so Presides IG lex, AC Pan DD, W: offer for the beautiful Made by Imperial Varnish and and Ned Mandigo and W.Wellington Al _ prosides 1 thoronat, Cerat ptit apte A.; Etots 1 uusuBthe lurgest As- Color Co.Limited.of Toronto attended a dance at Sutton on Fri À very enticing-everyone likes them.Always have a package de ng and dua or i 5 Eoftiuent i ; AE IT Bugrie \u2018day night.= - A fs À a ot br a ISA Ta Chad = oo an ie, Recommended ang.MR Miss Bell, af Montreal, has opened hi iN handy\u2014for picnics or the unexpected guest.Put a few in Eh aL È 7 Reber ! CE 5 nides an her cottage, \u201cThe Gables,\u201d for the ) Ar ur Ir and qualite 2120 4 Hae » i \" Shh , he bn fee (With or For Sale by 69 simmer.| en 4; the children\u201d S lunch box\u2014their wholesome and appetizing jure ; raed ee os Ê [ defy-competit oll \u2018| The club house was opened on Sat- pa ab oN Ca aT ee ee 4 ¥ : - = eis ol Busses : urday for the season.The improve- ph Laste will pleas e them.cr rg Ce a Ë Waren.fe «press Waggons .ments that have been made are a À d js alee co qe a3 ÿ | Made 1, order at short notice, \u201cgreat addition.In 10 and 25 cent dainty, dust and damp- -proof porter Pr Len & Repairs ot all kindy amd H- er dp ery ; 0\" ber tires.A in mo Rad | TRON HILL À tins, Ask your grocer for Mooney\u2019 s today.| CHE \u2019 aud with care or J.DI.Bush, Sherbrooke.The Rev | Mr.Neugewirtz, of Mont- » | (ALIAS ; ' A.E.Hurd, -Aver\u2019s C1i# real, will give his lecture/(D.V.) on i.vm Nr 2 ; 7) | se 2 Q La Cie p Biron & Fils L.J.D.Gauthier, Cookshire.\u201cThe Romance of Jewish Missions,\u201d res, A SE C1 104 Se Palneriue W Lo tt à ¥ su .: 1.\u2018A.P.Darche, Sawyerville.[in the hall, Wednesday, July 13th.k ce pt net EEE \" .A | ; ; | Compa er 5 1 Sutqeo1 Karin 10 1, H.Dingman, Eastman.There are |very line slides, and a Th M nd C d C L d.5 d, C Tn 1 Competent ey ds 2.B.(Greeley, Sutton.most interesting .lecture is delivered.\u20ac ooney Biscuit an an y ompany, t .tratfor anada Le be or PS RE | À lt is ; = i : LRU SUL TH Bro !.J.Lane, Lennoxville 't is hoped a large gathering will be FACTORIES AT STRATF ORD AND WINNIPEG, on comb.ANGUS CALA, hin, EAST SHERBROOKE Lt + ~ = PAGER FOUR.oy \u2014 = | \u2014 4 PV.are displaying in one of our Windows this week a à very nice line of | PLACQUES suitable for hanging up.running from 20c to 50c.We are also showing a new line of China with views + Cahorets, Celery Trays, + and Berry Sets.We have the Bridge Block in neat leather, also refillers at 20c for the blocks and -10c for the refillers.= They ; are very reasonable in price; ax cee Uw [A in Spoon Trays; Oblong Dishes, Plates / m\u2014\u2014 Tri o\u2026-ococcec Baled Straw HOLLADAY & HYNDMAN Gall 541 ~ Opp.Paton Mills Sta adriana eras Np inlaw al aes wi TE poussensoncsences, | tv ¢ s+03333SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ES ELECTRIC Ÿ (IMOVING VAN >