The Stanstead journal, 27 juin 1912, jeudi 27 juin 1912

[" The Stanstead Journal.VOL.LXVII\u2014No.26.of your home.tution.yourself by helping us.J.M.PHELAN, Manager.Fitch Bay Agenoy at T.B.Rider & Son\u2019s store.Mr.MoPhee will be at Fitoh Bay every Thursday.es meeotttt With it The Quebec Bank\u2014Established 1818\u2014helps to keep your Province on the map.Its head office is located at the capital of the Province, within easy distance It is distinctly a Provincial institu- Its management sympathy with the same affairs that you are.Help .Large and small accounts invited.$1.00 or more will open a savings account.\u2018 START ONE AND SEE IT GROW.Rock Island Branc ROCK ISLAND, (STANSTEAD) P.Q., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912.is in touch with and in Melioon Bullding A.C.MCPHER, Accountant.LOST.On Tuesday, May 28, a Black 811k Hand Bag.containing some money and other articles Reward at JOURNAL office.150 TOWN TOPICS.Dr.H.P.Stockwell is at home from camp, The band will play at Derby Line this evening.Mr, Walter Norris is at home for his summer vacation.Miss Elsie McIntosh is at home from Toronto University.High Sherift Everett Hill, of Newport, was in town Tuesday.Rev.L.A.and Mrs.Edwarde, of Newport, were in town Monday.Mr.Lewis Huckins went to Boston Tuesday evening for a day or two.Mr.Claude N.Mills, of Portland, was in town yesterday and to-day.Mr.Herbert Cunningham of Boston was in town Tuesday and Wedneeday.Mr.Shandon LeBaron went to work Monday morning for Mr.C.H.Kathan.Mr.and Mrs.P.8.Dobson and children are at North Troy for a few weeks.Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Bishop returned from their outing at Lake Park on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Hovey and their sons moved up from Lake Park on Monday.Prof.and Mrs.A.H.Martin and Maud went to Boston Monday for their summer\u2019s rest.Miss Margaret Stevens is at home from school at Newton Center, Mass., for the summer.Mrs.Clarence Libby is entertaining her mother, Mrs.Sylvia Tilton, of Waltham, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Clark are entertaining their daughter, Miss Bertha Clark, of Montreal.4 Mr.George T.Ames went to Boston Tuesday evening on business connected with his new block.Mr.and Mrs.E.O, Irvine and two children are spending the summer at their cottage, Cedarville.The Woman's Temperance Union will meet with Mra.Albert Lincoln of Stanstead, July 3, at 3 p.m.Mr.Burton Nelson come home from Watertown, Conn., the last of the week for the summer vacation.Mrs.Charles Mansur, Master David, and little Miss \u2018\u2018Peggy,\u201d of Winnipeg, are spending the summer at Lake Park.- Don't wait for the filles to invade your premises; order your screens at the Neveu factory now.Rock Island Mtg.Oo.Col.Chas.E.Nelson and Mr.A.V.8.Cullins went as delegates to the district convention at White River Janction, Wednesday.Col.and Mre.C.E.Nelson, Mrs.Flanders and Mr.Barton Nelson went to Fort Ethan Allen by auto for Sunday, retarning Monday.The Frontiers play the Bartons at Barton on the morning of July 4tb, and go to Danville, Vt.for another game in the afternoon.Oashier D.W.Davis and Mr.T.Frahk O\u2019Rourke went as delegates to the state convention at Burlington, Vt., Thursday.They went by auto.Rev.H.PF.and Mrs.Hallett went to Ashfield, Mass., last evening to be present at the closing of the school there where their youngest eon is attending.Mrs, Hallett will remain for a while until Mf.Hallett can take bie vacation.On Saturday evening the friends of Mr.and Mrs.John Bolduc gathered at their home to surprise Mre.Bolduc, it being an anniversary of her birth.Refreshments were served and many gis were made to the honor guest.About twenty were present.TOWN TOPICS.Miss Nathalie Blake is at home from: .Boston.Mr.J.W.Hinckley, of Boston, was in town Saturday.Mr.H.8.Putnam, of 8t.Johnsbury, was in town Friday.Mr.George E.Homestead, of Portland, was in town Saturday.Miss Lua Rickard is assisting in the Daylight store during her vacation.Dr.F.E.Adams, Huntingville, Vt., was in town Wednesday and Thursday.Mies Edith Frost and Miss Theodora Qole, of Bellows Falls, a:e guests at Gen.F.G.Butterfleld\u2019s.After a standstill of two weeks the repairs on the office of the Quebec Bank are again under way.Mr.and Mrs.B.P.Ballare entertaining Mrs.Ball's brother, Mr.James A.Young, of Brockville, Ont.Rev.Mr.Halpenny, of Montreal, the new pastor of the Centenary Methodist Church, arrived in town to-day.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.McDowell and family took an auto trip to their former home in Compton on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.D.T.Kidder of Newton Center, Mass., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Davis at \u201cRedholme.\u201d\u2019 During July and August the Derby Line Studio will be open from 9 a.m.to 4 p.w., daily; Saturdays until 5 o\u2019clock.63w4 Mise Mary J.Hall returned to the Bay State this week; she will spend the hot weather months at Winthrop Highlands.Attention is called to the Quebec Central Railway change of time, particulars of which are given in their, advertisement.Mr.Fred Wilcox, of Lowell, Vt., was in town Saturday.Mr.Wilcox formerly owned and occupied a farm near Massawippi, but sold out some time ago.He has now sold his farm in Lowell.One of the residents at the Lake Park resort was the victim of misplaced confidence recently.He was attempting\u2019 to embark in a round bottom boat and the water vehicle bucked toesing the gentleman into the lake.The lake expressed\u2019surprise at the displacement and the gentleman doing the act wasn\u2019t wholly ready for the change, finding his surroundings very moist.The train due at Woodstock, Vt.over the Woodstock railway at 2.38 p.m.Tuesday, was derailed near Dewey Mills in the afternoon and saveral passengers were more Or less injured.The locomotive « took one track and the train another, at a switcH.The oars were dragged over the ties a distance of 15 rods or more and then turned on the right side and dragged 50 feet further before they came to a stop.David Wilkey was sitting in a chair in the door of the baggage car when the crash came and was found in the chair after the train stopped.He was severely bruised but able to walk and returned to White River Junction on the train.The late Mr.John Renihan of Oaes- ville, died Sunday noon.The cause of his death was a general breakdown from his extreme age.The deceased was born in one of the manors of the townships, July 14, 1833.He married MisgKatherine McKerney of Farnham 49 years ago and she survives him.They had ten children, all are living but one son, Charlés, he dying when young.Those living are: Marion, (Mrs.B.E.Hamilton), Beebe, Helen, (Mrs.Rosemand), New York, James, of Beebe, Edward of West Charleston, Henry, Bernard, Ines, (Mrs.Neil Mo- Mullin), Bunice and Eiwin of Derby Line.The faneral was at the R.C.Charch, Wednesday a.m.at 9.90, Fr.Oruvelllerofficiating.The four young- ost sons were the bearers; Edward, Henry, Bernard and Elwin.TOWN TOPICS.Mr.William OC.Brook, of Boston, wes in town Friday.Mre.O.Garceau is visiting her daughter Josephine in 8t.Flore, Que.Mr.and Mrs.Mitchell Hunt of North Troy, are visiting tbeir son, Mr.J.A, Hunt.Miss Florence Coleman, of Orleans, was the guest of Mrs.Carrie Bryant over Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.F.W.D., Melloon moved to their Lake Park cottage the first of the week.} The work on the Government building ie now progressing finely.The brick work is up to the second story.Smith Bros.brought home about thirty-five pounds of Junge from Mas- .sawippi Lake the first of the week.Mrs.Melvin Schoolcraft js entertaining her brother Mr.James Buzzell of Topeka, Kaneas.This is his first visit in 11 years.: The new double tenement house being built on Elm street by E.A.Young is nearing completion.It is a fine improvement to that section.An automobile party consisting of Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Bayley, J.A.Mec- Kechnie and R.LeBaror of Shey- brooke, were in town Friday.Principal and Mrs.G.J.Trueman leave tomorrow for Sackville, N.B., for two weeks, and the balance of the teachers are at their several homes.Mrs.Leslie Wilder is visiting in La- oonia, Gilmanton and Alton, N.H, for two weeks.Mrs.Fred Girard is doing the work in Mrs.Wilder\u2019s absence.The increase in the valuation of taxable property in the municipality of Rock Island the past year speaks unmistakably for its growth; it exceeds.840,000.These are eloguent figures.The Northern Association of Uni- versalists of Vermont and Province of Quebec, closed this noon a very successful two days convention at Derby Line, and we will have a report of il week next.Mra.Hart Gress and Master Valentine are in town for a visit at Mrs.Clara A.Brigham\u2019s, Mrs.Gress will makea very short stay, but will return later, and Master Valentine will meantime enjoy a longer stop at Derby Line.Messrs.J.D.McFadyen, Wilfred Astle, A, Hyndman, A.Sisco, F.Rob- ineon, N.G.Boright, W.Howard, L.Buckland and W.Hunt of the College are attending the Annual Students Convention at the Moody School, Northfield, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.McDowell and daughter Rath, Misses Gertrude and Beatrice McDowell, cousine of Mr.McDowell, and an aunt, Mrs.Fletcher, all of Montreal, came to Derby Line Friday evening, making the run in an auto between one and six o\u2019clock.They were guests at W.H.McDow- efls over Sunday.Mrs.Chas.A.Brigham, Mrs.Cornelia C.Bixby and Mrs.Hart Gress were at home to a large number of their triends on Weduesday afternoon.The -dining-room was charming and attractive, both in decoration and in ample refreshments served.Mrs.J.U.Baxter, Mrs.H.F.Pierce, Mrs.W.C.Hopkins and Mrs.E.8>Forsythe presided at the tea-table and were asaist- ed by Misses Waver Pierce, Leonora Whitcher, May Whitcher, Helen Baxter and Frances Goodhue.Stanstead Town hall was well filled Friday evening to hear Mr.Alfred N.Thompson give an account of his trip abroad last winter.It was given under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of Christ Church.Hovey\u2019s orchestra assisted, Mr.Harry Tilton sang and Mrs.0.F.Caswell also sang a number and encore.Mr.Thompson's story was a good one and was well told, as he has a good memory and ie à pleasing speaker.It served to \u201c\u2018brush us up\u201d a bit and make us wish to re-read some history.He showed that he had been a reader as well as a traveler and bis knowledge of the Bible was uncovered by the many references used in his address.There were many choice paragraphs that showed very remarkable descriptive powers, and the play of the imagination in these was particularly enjoyable.The speaker was a neighbor relating in a quiet, easy, informal manper to his home neighbors the annals of a journey from \u201cGod\u2019s last opportunity to the race\u201d to places whére the Christian era began and home again, adding to the chain of experiences such pearle as Naples, Rome, Milan, Vienna, Lucerne and the Black Forest of Germany en route.At the close, as Mr.Thompson laid acide h'a manusoript, he revealed bis love for \u201chis own, his native land\u201d in the n of joy at being again in the \u201cland of the maple.\u201d \u201cTown TOPICS.Mrs.Taplin is staying with Mre.Helen Baxter.Hon.W.8.Robbins, of Derby, was in town Tuesday.Sweeney hall to let.Gilbert Suddard.Favorable news has been received from Mr.T.Sheafe Haskell.We need half a dozen stitchers at once.Rock Island Overall Co.Mr.O.M.Libby of Portland, was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.Mr.Edward W.Wallace of Providence, R.I.is here on his annual visit.Telford Bros.Garment Co., are in need of stitchers, on petticoat and overall work.Mr.and Mre.Joseph Wallace returned from their wedding trip the first of the week.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Frappied returned from their honeymoon trip the first of the week.For Sale\u2014Glenwood E.Range in good condition.Price right.Apply to J.E.St.Pierre.Mr.Workman, who bas been spending several days in town, returned to Boston Thursday evening.A great reduction sale of trimmed Millinery commences Friday morning at Mise H.M.Hepworth\u2019s.Wanted\u2014Two or three experienced or inexperienced stitchers at once.Apply Crown Mig.Oo., Ltd.Miss Lea Tanner of Stanstead College has gone to Macdonald College to teach French for a short time.Rev.and Mrs.G.Ellery Reed and family, of Sherbrooke, are at Lake Park for the summer.Mr.Reed has placed a motor boat on the lake.LosT-Between Derby Line Post-office and J.A.Begin\u2019s tailor shop, a purse containing a small sum of money, finder please retnrn to Journal Office.WANTED\u2014Two boys to learn the baker\u2019s business; one to work nights on bread, one days on cake.Apply to W.B.Frost, on the cart, or at the bakery.: Mrs.Wright H.Hovey has sent out invitations to an \u201cAt Home\u201d to-mor- row ovening wbich is being given in honor of Mrs.Charles H.Mansur of Winnipeg.Enquire of Mrs.Ada Pierce, left for the west | yesterday.She will stop in Chicago | for a few weeks\u2019 and visit her eon in| Omaha, but her objective point is.San Diego,Cal.i Mr.and Mre.W.C.Herbert, from Laconia, N.H., are staying at the home of their daughter, Mrs, (Dr.) Waldron.Mrs.Herbert has beensome- what indisposed since the first of the year.The Richford ball team refused to come for the game on Saturday.Manager Kirkland got busy and the Lynd- onvilles are coming.They have a strong line up and the locals will need to play the game.Game at 3 o'clock.Mr.and Mrs.George H.Abbott returned to their home in New York Sunday.They came up a week before with Mre.W.A.Abbott and Miss Gertrude Abbott whe spent the previous week in the Emaire State.In a circular dated June 18th the Sherbrooke Railway and Power Company announces a reduction of 10 per cent in its meter rate to consumers in Stanstead and vicinity.This means 9 cents per k.w.hour instead of 10 cents per'k.w.hour as formerly.Mr.and Mrs.Louis J.Martin, daughter Mrs.Gertrude St.George and eon of Boston, are spending a few days in town.They were formerly residents of the villages and have not been here for many years.\u201d Mr.Martin is purchasing agent for the Quincy House, Boston.Mies Goodfellow, of Toronto, who tanght music here in the early days of Stanstead College, was here for the commencment this year and is prolonging her visit in Stanstead a few days.Bince her departure from this Miss Goodfellow has been teaching musio in Toronto.Rev.W.8.Jamieson and family left last week for their future home in Brockville, Ont.During their four years' residents st Stanstead they made many friends and their departure is generally regretted.As a man and pastor Mr.Jamieson was loved by his beople and respected by everybody.FOR SALE\u2014One & horse power Fairbanks Morse Co.gasolene engine, only in vee a few monthe and is practically as good as new.I will sell cheap; also some shafiing, hangers, belting, plank shd extension ladders.All of above must be sold at once to make room for ap automobile.James A.Gilmore.ows | tendance, WHOLE No.3463.\\ OU can almost always tell whether a Ford Car is equipped with a Master Y Vibrator or not by the way it runs, the Vibrator pr.aces that uniform, regular explosion, and does away with the bucking, hesitatingimotion of the car, so hard on the car and so disagreeable to the driver.Master Vibrators Speedo\u2019s Trunk Racks Fire Extinguishers Fire Covers $12.50 3.60 1.50 66c.2.00 all Tires at factory prices and the best stock in this part of the country at True & Blanchard Co., Newport, Vt.TOWN TOPICS.Mise Blanche McNaney, of Coaticook was the guest of relstives in this plaee trom Friday until Tuesday.Mr.Walter Smith, who has been in Springfield, Mo., since the begining of last winter, has gone to California.He is making the change partly onac- count of his health.\u201cSWAFFORD'S SHOW AGAIN.\u201d Commencing Monday, July 1st, the \u201cOld Reliable Swaftord Pavilion Theatre Company\u201d will exbibitat Rock Island one week with an entire change of plays, specialties and moving pictures nightly.The plays, specialties and tent theatre is all new, and some new novelties to offer this season.The tent will be pitched on Dr.Ball's ground, near the old suepender factory.URSULINE CONVENT CLOSING.The closing of the Ursuline Convent of Stanstead was appropriately observed Tuesday morning, Father Des- chaux presiding.The programme presented by the pupils gave evidence of careful preparation.The piano selections and chorus work were much enjoyed, while the drama, \u2018Through the Fires of Sorrow\u2019 (in English), and the dialogue, \u2018\u2018L\u2019Ange du Foyer\u201d (in French), proved especially entertaining.Prizes were awarded to the students taking the regular courses.In addition medals and special prizes were won as follows: .Gold medals -For Ohristian Doctrine, awarded by His Lordship, Bishop LaRocque, of Sherbrooke, Miss Alice Fortier.For artistic drawing, awarded by Hon.M.F.Hackett, K.C., Stan- stead, Miss Victoria Marchessault.For general application, awarded by Mr.T.J.Norris, Rock Island, Miss Yvonne Dupuis.General proficiency (St.Angela\u2019s Department) awarded by Mr.P.A.Gobeille, Rock Island, Miss V.Belanger.For regular at- awarded by Mr.T.F.O\u2019Rourke, Derby Line, Miss L.Car- bonneau.Bronze medal\u2014For arithmetic, awarded by Mr.Ludger Gravel, Montreal, Miss G.Duhamel.Prizes for excellence\u2014Superior course, awarded by Reverend J.A.Turcotte, Sherbrooke, Miss V.Mar- chessanit.Intermediate course, awarded by Mise Marie Rose Coté, Bidde- ford, Me., Mies Jeannette Gadbois.Elementary course (St.Angela\u2019s department) awarded by Reverend A.L.Holmes, Stanstead, Miss Alice Tou- gas.Junior department, awarded by Mre.Kennedy, Fall River, Miss Muriel Malouin.Junior department, day scholars, awarded by Mrs.Kennedy, Fall River, Miss Gracia Allard.Other special prizes\u2014For Catechism (Intermediate Course) awarded by Reverend Father Deschaux, M.S., Miss Claire Laberge.For politeness, awarded by Mrs.N.C.Gendron, Magog, Miss Germaine Beaulieu.For application to correct language in French, awarded by Mrs, G.H.Vaillancourt, Sherbrooke, Mies Y.Dupuis.For application to English conversation, awarded by Mr.J, F.Paquette, Rock Island, Miss Alice Fortier.For application to English conversation (Intermediate course) awarded by Mrs.N.C.Gendron, Magog, , Miss Florence Grenon.The graduates were Miss Victoria Marchessault, West Bheftord, Miss Alice Fortier, Sherbrooke, ant Miss Yvonne Dupuis, Montreal.Following the programme there was an exhibition of cooking, plain and faucy sewing, embroidery, crochet work, painting and hammered brass.Excellent work had been done in these lines which reflected great credit upon the institution.The attendance this year bas been about as vsual, 120 boarders and 90 day scholars having been registered.Altogether it has been a year of success and progress.Among the guests from out of town were: Rev.J.A.Tarcotte, Mr.For- tier, Miss R.Fortier, Mr.O.E.Genest, Mr.A.Genest, and Mise M.A.Genest, Sherbrooke; Mr.Eugene Dupuis, Montreal; Mrs.L.V.Marchessault, West Shefford; Mr.E.Brennan and Mise K.Brennan, New York; Mre.O.Carrier, Leavis; Mrs, O.P.Bean, Mr.and Mrs.C.Bean, West Glover; Miss Rose, Newport, and Father Genest.A MORNING BLAZE.Butterfield & Company\u2019s new dry house on the Nurse flat was the scene of a stubborn fire this morning.The fire was discovered by Howard Wells, night watchman, in the course of his regular rounds at 5 o'clock.In a few minutes the company\u2019s reel was on hand, manned by employes living near the works.The hose was coupled to a hydrant opposite G.W.Dor- man\u2019s residence and carried across the river.It was not until a quarter to six that the gong sounded.The Rock Ie)and reel started but was upset and wrecked opposite Councilor Crawford\u2019s residence on Railroad street.The hose went on, conneciton being made with the hydraut across the river from the fire.It was 6.04 when the water was turned on to this hose.Atterwords the Derby Line bose was connected to a hydrant near the \u201clower shop,\u201d and carried across the bridge near that point.Stanstead Plain eent a contingent from its fire department by automobile, The dry house is a brick building, 24x28 feet, located at the west end of the new box factory, to which it is attachedby a narrow wooden extension.Shavings were used largely for fuel, being conveyed by blower to the boiler room, where they were held in a loft.Fuel and woodwork in the boiler room gave the fire ite start.The \u2018\u2018curing\u2019\u2019 room is seperated from the boiler room by a double brick wail, but the fire got through\u2019 probably following the rafters, or possibly entering through slight openings around the steam pipes which convey steam heat to the Jum- ber.When it became evident that the lumber was on fire a line of hose was carried in through the box factory; then the \u2018\u2018fire doore\u2019\u2019 were opened into the kiln.A hole was also cut through the roof into which water was turned Although uneasy to combat the fire was at no time beyond the contol of the men.Yesterday afternoon shavings in the boiler room caught fire but the blaze, was then easily extinguished.The fireman, Walter Taylor, says the shavings were woll wot down when he left at night.The loss will not be large, being confined principaly to damages to the building: most of the lumber was saved.Delay will be a good portion of the loss.BEEBE.Mr.and Mra.A.H.Whybrow arrived from England last week and have rented Fred Bellam\u2019s tenement.His cousin, John Whybrow, came with them and is staying at Rock Island.Work on James Davis\u2019 store is progressing finely.He will soon be occupying it.Miss Maud Gage and Miss Patch have returned to their homes.School closed last Friday with a promenade in the evening.Mr.and Mra, Whybrow spent Saturday at Waterville with her sister.Rev.Mr.Dick was in the place Sat - urday, remaining over Sunday Lo attend campmeeting.Mrs.George Bartlett, of Morgan, is staying with her brother, Hendrick Twombly, and other relatives.His brother, Jewett Twombly, and wife returned to their home in Albany on Tuesday, after a two weeks\u2019 visit.Quite a number from here have been to Seymour Lake, Morgan, recently, and had pretty good luck using the hook for fish.Mr.and Mrs.Leon Campbell, from Grand Mere, are visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.M.Campbell.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Bigelow, who have been staying for a number of weeks at bis fgther\u2019s, Mr.Henry Big- elow\u2019s, has gone to Lowell and Boston then to their home in London, England.The Home Mission met on the camp ground last Friday at tho cottage of Mr.and Mrs.Parker Salls.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.H.Woodman were called home to Boston last Tuesday by the sudden death of his brother, but will probably return the last of the week.Mr.and Mrs, Geo.Twombly of West Charleston, are staying with their daughter, Mrs.R.A.Gatchell, and other relatives.A great reduction sale of trimmed millinery commences Friday moroing at Mies H.M.Hepworth's. i UNDERWEAR AND FURNISHINGS | WILLIAM M.PIKE & soNs N our stock of Men\u2019s, Women\u2019s, Misses\u2019, Boy\u2019s and Children\u2019s Under Garments we are surpassing any former season, and we invite you to examine our stock before purchasing your needs for the season.We have a splendid value in our light weight MEN\u2019S FRENCH HEALTH UNDERWEAR These Garments are fine fitting and of dependable workmanship.They are about the last thing and best in Summer Underwear.Gentlemen\u2019s Union Suits in Balbriggan these are - splendid goods.We have the well known and well liked B.V.D.with short sleeves and legs.Those cool, comfortable Under Garments in Nainsook.We have some Bargains in Balbriggan for Men from 25 to 60c.We have a special Elastic Knit Men's 2-piece Undershirt and Drawers in Tan, regular 50 cent Goods, bought direct from the Manufacturers by the case and we are selling them at 4 pieces for 81.00 while they last.LADIES\u2019 UNDERWEAR In great variety.We have all the sizes and the range of prices is from 2 for 25 to 35 cents.No trouble to WHITE GOODS There are beautiful thihgs in these goods this season.Corset Covers, Combination Sets, Cover and Skirt, Underskirts, Drawers and Nightgowns.You'll find all your requirements in this department.STOCKINGS Here is where we are tble to show you a great line.Everybody has become \u2018\u2018fussy\u201d about their hose, and it is right they should be.An ill fitting stocking is simply a menace to the understanding.Just buy your hose of us and have comfortable feet.WE HAVE Men's in Cotton, Silk Lisle and Silk from 25 cents to 75 cents.All the Colors and Tones.Ladies\u2019 in Cotton, Silk Lisle and Silk in Black, White, Tans, Blues, Grays and Lavender.Children\u2019s in great variety from -2 pairs for 25c.to 25c.pair.We have them.° .We have some very desirable two-piece Outing Suits that we are closing at 84.50 and $6.50.They are good values.Now then, when you need a Suit, Overcoat, Trousers, Shirt, Collar, Cuffs, Ties, Gloves, Suspenders or anything in Gent's Furnishings, we are Headquarters and don\u2019t forget our Men\u2019s Shoe Department.HATS and CAPS WE HAVE IN OUR STRAWS MEN'S FROM 60c.TO $2.00 CHILDREN\u2019S DRESS HATS 25 to 50c.There is a great deal being said about Building Material just now in our villages.You all know we have spent a lifetime buying and selling these goods and ought to hdve \u2018caught on to\u201d some of the tricks of the trade and discovered the needs of the community in this line.If you are repairing or building Ja home or business place come in and talk with us about your requirements, we\u2019ll try and use you right.Save swatting Flies by keeping them out of your home with show these goods, we want your business.In our Misses\u2019, Boy\u2019s and Children\u2019s department we have given a good deal of careful attention to the selection of this stock.Come in and see what we have.TENNIS SHOES, We have these for all ages and conditions of purse.The comfortable worm weather Shoe.(SNEAKS) purpose.Door and Window Screens, we have them in great variety.Everybody that comes to the Three Villages goes away praising our well kept lawns and streets, We have the Tools for this very Lawn Mowers, Grass Shears and Rakes.- Rock Island, Quebec VERMONT ITEMS.Mrs.Fred Green, of South Shafte- bury, was thrown from a horse Saturday morning and instantly killed.From April 1, 1911, to April 1, 1912, there were 4,354 people served with tea, coffee, cocoa or lemonade at the rest room at Brattleboro.Through the contributions of alumni and friends of Goddard Seminary, Barre, the board of trustees has authorized the starting of the new alumni building, which is to cost 815,000.Secretary Wilson does well to call attention to the need of more trained farmers compared with the over production of lawyers and doctors.The fature is bright for scientific agriculture.Richard C.Baker has been elected treasurer of the Passumpsic Savings Bank, 8t.Johnsbury, succeeding the late William 8.Boynton.Mr.Baker has been teller of the bank for several years, \u201c March M.Wilson, of Randolph, who has been chairman of the state library commission since 1907, with offices at the state house, Montpelier, has resigned.His successor has not yet been appointed.A.B.Pratt, of Lyndon, has a tiny baby deer which was oaught in Vie- tory about 10 days ago.Its weight when taken was six pounds.It appears likely to live and thrive in spite of unusual conditions.Mrs.Charles Goss Proctor, who is probably the oldest person in St.Johnsbury, quietly observed her 96th birthday anniversary June 14, and was generously remembered with flowers, cards and other gifts.After oil bad been put on the Ben- nington streets as a dust layer, an indignation meeting was held before the board of trustees, at requeet of.citi- zene whose property wes sald to have been damaged by the stuff, At the 60th graduation ekercises of St.Johnsbury Academy, Thursday morning, June 20th, 27 Were graduated.William Babcock, of St, Jobns- bury, and Miss Mildred Hatoh of Roy- alton were the honor students.Rutland fair officials are anxious to get a detachment of the Tenth U, 8.cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen, a feature of last year's show.The men are said to have been perfecting themselves in a small wild west show.~There is reported a rapid signing up of applications for admission of bo; s in Camp Abnaki for thie summet\u2019s four weeks\u2019 outing on the shore «f Lake Champlain at North Hero, under the auspices of the Young Men\u2019 Christian Assoelation.VERMON ITEMS.Joseph Papineau, of Stowe, who ie past 84 years old, assisted in splitting 60 cords of hard wood and piled about 75 cords of hard wood during the winter.Lightning during a shower recently struck a wire fence in Pawlet and killed three valuable Holstein cows owned by John W.Clark and valued at 8200.Traveling libraries in the state now number 125, and the majority are in constant circulation from one school to another.Nine new stations were established during May.The work of the state library commission has accomplished much in the past few years in stifulating Vermont people to better reading and more of it.Arthur H.Shanghnessy, of Bellows Falls, president of the Vermont branch of the National Association of Post- office Clerks, has arranged for the an- onal meeting to be held at Barre August 16.On that occasion the Hon.Frank Plumley, congressman from the second district, will be the guest of honor, and will make the brincipal address.Reports received by the state library commission from 133 of Vermont\u2019s 182 libraries show that 66 place no age restrictions on the holders of cards and that 65 restrict .as follows: Twelve make an age limit of four to seven years, five make the age limit eight years, eighteen, 10 years, seventeen, 12 years, seven, 14 years, and two 15 years.» Maurice Crafte, young son of Mr.and Mre.W.E.Orafts, of Bradford, was shot in the eye with an air gun recently and as a result will probably lose the sight of the eye.Orafts was fooling with tne gun and when it did not work, Martin Murphy who was with him, took it and rapped it upon the floor, the shot, which neither knew was In the gun, taking effect in the Oraft boy\u2019s eye.Four bellboys are to divide 96,000, the estate of Mre.Hannah Dwight Green, of Albany, N.Y.The fortunate ones are Edwin J.Greenwood and Frank Doregan, of Littleton, N.H., A.Flinn, of Woodstock, and George Hederburg, of Boston.Mrs.Green was 81 years old when she dled ina Springfield, Mass., sanatorium reoent- ly, and her will was offered for probate recently at Albany, where she always resided.Igy the will of Mre.Green speaks of the kindness and courtesy of the boys, and leaves her entire estate to them.Mrs.Green's nearest relatives were nephews and nieose, children of the late Mrs.Samuel Bowles, of Springfield, Mass, | VERMONT ITEMS.Mrs.Redfield Proctor, Sr, of Proctor, has decided to give the town of Proctor a library building in memory of her daughter, Arabeila Proctor Hilden, who died a number of years ago.The building will be constructed of compressed brick and will be a large one, considering the size of the town.The library committee has accepted it.The town has a library built by the Vermont Marble Co., a good many years ago.A.C.V.Highway Map.The highway map of Vermont, which Is being prepared for the Automobile Club, of Vermont, will soon be printed and ready for distribution.This is the first map of the kind that has ever been prepared.It has been drafted after careful comparison with old county maps, town, village, and city maps, and consultation with highway supervisors, automobiliets, and others familiar with road conditions in every part of the state, and will be very dosirable for automobiliste and all other travelers.The map is carefully drawn to scale, the important highways are clearly located, and the towns and villages through which they pass are properly designated, so that it will furnish a complete guide to Vermont.The map in reduced size will appear in the June number of The Americar Motorist, also full size in the Auto Year Book, which is in the hands of the printers, and will be printed in the form of a neat pocket folder and placed on sale at hotels and other central points.The maps in folder form will bave printed on the back some valuable information regarding the state and its attractions.NOTES FROM LABOR WORLD.Agriculture supporte nearly 19,000,- 000 of the inhabitants of the German empire.The British Trade Union congress to be held this year has besn fixed for September 2 and following days at Newport.More than 45,000 tailore in various parts of Germany who have been on strike for an increased wage won a viotory carrying a nine per cent increase.The International Molders\u2019 Union has voted to hold a general convention in Milwaukee in September.This will be the firs?convention held by the union in five years.The Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers has adopted a pension plan, which will pay beneficiaries from 040 to $60 a month up, disability oe re- Siroment at the age limit of 60 years.§ CASSVILLE.Mrs.William Chamberlain and daughter Hazel, of Ayer\u2019s Clift, visited Mrs.J.L.Heath on Thursday and Friday of last week.Mr.Ralph Lyford oft Newport, Vt., was a week-end guest of his mother, Mrs.E.A.Lyford.Mr.and Mrs.Chas, Lawton were, guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.James Gilmore on Monday.Master Elba Henry of Derby Line has been spending the past week at the home of his aunt, Mrs.J.L.Heath, Mrs.J.F.McVeay and her mother, Mrs.L.J.Bangs, went to Manchester on Friday of last week to visit their sister and daughter, Mrs.Auburn Langmayd.Mr.John Renihan passed away quietly on Sunday, after a long and painful illness.He was in his sevety- ninth year and very active up to the time of his ilinees shortly after Christmas.Much sympathy is felt for his wife and family all of whom survive him, with the exoeption of one son, who died a few years ago.The faneral took place at the R.C.Church, Stanstead, Tuesday motniug.Mrs.Walter Brown and little eon Scott, of Leadville, are spending a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mre.Alexander Thompson, and calling on other relatives in the place.Intended for last week.A young man passed through here on Thursday distributidg Mormon tracts.Mr.and Mre.Milton Henry and family were the guests of their aunt, Mre.J.L.Heath, on Wednesday of last week.Mr.B.Renihan of Weet Charleston, Mr.James Reniban and Mre.Rosa- mond, of Beebe, Mr.J.MoNally and Miss McNally, of North Stanstead, were recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Reniban.Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Cass, of Ayers Cliff, were recent guests of their coun- ein, Mre.J.L.Heath.Mr.Galbraith, of the College, closed bis pastorate here last Sunday.During the time be has been with us he has made many friends.We wish him success in his new work at George- ville.Rev.F.Williams will take up { the work here nexs Sanday.Mre.B.A.Lyford spent a few Saye ast week visiting her daughter, Mrs.Eugene Clifford, at Newport.Mre.Chas.Lawton returned from Capelton on Saturday, after spending a few daye with her sister, Mrs.Sarah Pocle, and nephew, Mr.Ohas.Poole.Mr.and Mrs.Ned Lyford wees weekend guests of his mother, Mre.8.A.Lyford, } APPLE GROVE.Mre.J.Squires and little son, of Newport Center, have been the guests of her sister, Mrs.F.J.Harvey, recently.Mre.C.E.White, of Lennoxville, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.Wm.Watson.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Bissell spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.ED.Moulton, at Rock Island.Mise Freda Badger, of Burlington, Vt., Dr.and Mrs.F.Badger, Miss D.Willy and Mr.Leon Badger, of Newport, Vi., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Harvey.They came by auto.Mrs.Edwin Aldrich, of Suarbedcke, is qisiting her sister, Mrs.Raymond Bissell.Mrs.O.Merrill, of Boynton, recently visited Mrs.Archie Bissell.Mr.W.Milley and daughter, Miss Mattie Miller, of Griffin, visited at Mr.A.B, Harvey\u2019s one day last week, EAST BOLTON.Miss V.A.Wadleigh has returned, after an extended visit at Eastman and Magog.Mies O.A.Randall was in town over Sunday.Messrs.Arthur Beunity, Jas.Rose- vear, and Herbert Rosevear, of Montreal, were at Overlake Farm over Sunday.Mr.Geo.Reeves, Fred Gibb and friend from Montreal spent the weekend at the former\u2019s cottage.Miss Blanche Wadleigh was a recent guest of Mrs.T.A.Vaughan, Magog.Mrs.A.L.Bryant and children spent a few days recently with her parents at Currier.Mr.G.À.Sisco left on Satorday for his home in Coaticook.Mr.and Mre.J.M.Bryant and family spent Sunday at H.O.Bryant's, Currier.MINTON.Mise M.Conner spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.L.Green, of Knowiton, is Visit ing relatives and friends here.- of Sherbrooke, re- Mie.Obes.Wells, cently visited at H.E.Johnson's.A surprise box social was given at Mr.M.A.Roblee\u2019s last Friday evening, the principal feature of the even- Ing being the presentation to Mrs.MOCONNELL.Mrs.(Dr.) Bpendlove has gone to Montreal for a few days on account of the iliness of ber son, who isin the hospital there.Mr.Walter Keeler has been quite indisposed of late and his brother-in- law, Esra Woodard, is staying there.During the electrical storm Thure- day evening of last week, lightning struck a large elm tree which stood a little distance south ,of Mrs.Parnell\u2019s gate by a watercourse at the roadside.The tree, which was nearly two feet in diameter at the base was badly splintered and broken nearly off ata point about twenty feet from the ground and fell across the road, thus forming an arch high enough for teams to pass under.BRESETTE CORNER.Received too late for last week.Mrs.Merritt LeBaron of North Hat- ley was the guest of Mr.and Mre.J.W.McOonnell on Thureday.Miss Leah Bresett has returned from a few weeks\u2019 visit to her former home in Barre, Vt.Mr.Robt.Bennett and son, Charles W.Bennett, left on Monday for Pitts- fleld, Mass, called there by the seri- - ons illness of Mrs.Bennett at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Etta Ray.Mrs.Merritt LeBaron and daughter Helen and Master Howard MoConnell were in Newport, Vt., on Friday.Mrs.Robt.Smith is spending the week with friends at Moes River.Mr.Chas.Spriggings, ot Montreal, spent the week-end with his family at North Hatley.- Mr.John Cinneman, who has been ill for several! weeks, is slowly recovering.Mrs.Arnold Obamberlin, who lately returned from the hospital where she underwent a serious operation, is now able to walk about the house.Mr.Geo.H.MoConnell and son Howard spent Tuesday with relatives and friends at Ayer's Cliff.Listen for wedding bells.SCHOOL REPORT.t the standing of the pupils of Ea ame Soh fo a Ja ending June 14, 101$.Grade IV\u2014Besele Watson, Herbert Oolt, Alleen Davidson.Grade TIT\u2014Regineld Colt, Grade 1I\u2014Allen Wateon, Florence Rublee of à purse of money as à recog- Hasler.nition of her faithful seevices as or- ganiet in the church here.Mrs.L Black, of Ayer\u2019s Oliff, visited relatives here Saturday.The Misses Bernice and Eulah Reed of Reed\u2019s Crossing, are visiting at Mr, M.A.Roblee's.Me.L.Magoon le attending oamp- meeting at Beebe.Grade I\u2014Doris Carbonneau, Alvina nneat Primer II\u2014Verna Reynolds.Those abeent examivations were: Allesn Deuideon Allen Wat- = Hacier Verna Rey- no portuntty of thanking the pare fe To boa a ashen .Nr \u2018 __ a ee - TRAINING THE 7 x 8 ges two or three year oid\u2019 heifer, wri! Coverdell tn Iowa Homestead.teaching her to lead now there will ; {Kx .heifer or her owner before she is subdued.In this same connection it is also our policy to teach the dairy calf to be approached from either side * None of ours ever know any difference between the wrong side and \u201cthe right ' side.\u201d There are numerous advantages to be derived from milking a cow on sither the right or the left side, whichever is handiest.: Clean, warm, snug quarters at night for the dairy heifer will mean not only a saving of feed, but a cow of higher grade when she is grown, as exposure to the elements or scant rations check The Holstein cow Nancy Spof- ford, herewith shown, was the first shows, says American Agriculturist.She is the dam of four A.R.O.daughters, also Sir Spofford Beets, winner of many first and junior champion prizes.This cow weighs 1,00 pounds and is one of those that ars a quick choice and have many admirers.One of her daughters has given over 100 pounds of proprietor.proper development, which never is quite regained.At the same time, confinement in a close, dark stall is just as much to be avoided as the cold, fithy quartei The calf will need dally exercise the open air and sunlight.Plenty of water is another pressing essential to best results, and the supply should pot only be generous, but it should be pure, clean and not ice cold.Just as it comes from the well is about the correct temperature.Salt also should be kept where she can reach it at ail times, as it is of great assistance in promoting ideal digeston and assimilation and in wardng off disease.An occasional currying and brushing is also productive of good results, keeplng the skin clean and healthy and still further training the helfer to be handled all over.The question of feed is also given careful attention.Many farmers do not consider this worth the effort, but let us remember that we must develop dairy tissue in the young and rapidly growing heifer If she is to prove à heavy milk producer when she arrives at maturity.This Is not a difficult matter, since the kinds of feed that possess the qualities necessary to the nourishment and healthy development of the heifer are the ones that will build for milk and cream production.Such rations as clover, alfalfa and clean, bright corn fodder are our favor fte roughages in feeding the dairy heifer.For the grain portion of the feed we give one-fourth oats, one fourth bran or olimeal and two-fourths ~ corn chop.Musty or unclean feed in either the grain or roughage is care fully guarded against, as they are productive of digestive derangements, Corn Is made the larger portion of thé ration only while the weather Is cold in order to promote heat for keeping the body warm, \u2018 Milk From Silage Ped Cows, | The \"department of agriculture re ports a test at the Illinois station, where the dairy berd was divided in two lots, one which was fed forty pounds of corn silage per cow daily, while the other lot was fed only clover hay and grain, During the course of the experiment samples of milk from each lot were submitted to 372 persons for an opinion as to any difference in flavor, the tester being, of course, kept ignorance of which milk was silage produced.The result showed that per cent readily preferred the from the silage fed cows, 20 per the milk from cows not fed while 11 per cent could not their minds either way.Warbles In Cattle.The grubs may be killed by smearing ou a little mercurial ointment ot injecd fog a drop or two of turpentine, but this is objectionable treatment, as the dead grubs decompose and continue BE ; Ë \u201cWhat started the riot at the per formmance of \u2018Hamiet\u2019 lest night?\" \u201cWhy, Hamlet held the skull end said: \u2018Atlas! poor Yorick.You are not the oniy deadhead in the house\u201d SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN usually large, yat thsre avo .wome things of which he \u2014 if he is an averuze editor \u2014 hae never baurd.Such, evidently, was the case wih Jz ues Fayn, the well-knowa poveliet, when he was editor of \u2018Cornbill .Ome day an unennounced caller who had managed to evade the porter ccwnsiars opened Payn's door.Hie isir wee long and bis ciothes were shabby and untidy.He had a roll of repers in his hand.Payn, surmisiug a poet and an epic several thoawnd i'nes long, looked up.\u201cWell, slr?: : \u201cI've brought you som@htng about sarcoma and carcinoma.\u201d \u201cWe are overcrowded with pootey - couldnt accept another Mno, not if & were by Milton.\u201d \u201cPoetry!\u201d the caller fiashed.\u201cDo you know anything about sarcoma and cercinoue ?\u201cItatian lovers, aren't they?said Puyn, impertertably.The ce'ier retreated, with a withering giance at the editor.Undér the ssme rocf as the \u2018Cornhill\u2019 was the office of a medical and surgical Journal, and it was there that the caller sought fer the disposal of a trentive on those caficerous growths with the euphonious names which, with a layman's ignorance, Payn as- cnibed to poetry.\u201cThat frtend of yours never comes around unless he has an are to grind,\u201d eaid one politician.\u201cWorse than that\u2019 \u2018anewered the other.\u201cI not only have to turn the grindetone, but I have to fend him the axe.\u201d \u201cWhatever & the matter wêth Fido?\u201cOh, lent it horrid?I gave bm to the daundress to wash, and she starch H ji i 8 Ë i ê ist 3 gv § ë § fit i : = x 8 § ê z 8 3 8 Ë | § { : : : 8 3 is E ë 2 is F g PE & : fl gi g i a j give 8 SF 3 5 Bg Ë i E i ; f i i ol i 1] ge = â cERE R i i ë i a Ë 3 Ë 2 : E dE iF Ë 8 vi ge ° Le g g 3 aŸ N ë 411 beside thet of Grace Darling tn the annals of effective heroism.at last, and by 10 o'clock the truant Chinese returmed.They next day.alarmed, and sent the Chinese off to tha village for a detachment of district guards.Had ! been his own brother, this Japanese gentleman could not have taken better care of me.or expressed more sympathy for the loss of my eyebrow.\u201d Would Pind Them Usetal A farmer was the other day paid for the first time in his Ufe by cheque.\"What's thie?he said.\u201cWhy, brass for the beats,\u201d said the cattie-desies.much that of man, except where the form of animal life is fæina.gloep of some tence.\u201d \u201cHe wuz thar,\u201d repHed Che neigh bour; \u2018but one o the canderdates let faH at $56 bill on the off elde o' the fence, and Bill get dizzy en\u2019 The ok man, not tn the least dis- .\u201cWhich band?The with, 1 eup- thelr weights and measures, decides the price at which bread is \u2014b Alring the Furniture When a gentleman with decided looking everybody's business but his own saw a furniture von being loaded near bia house he sallled forth into the street on investigation bent.\u201cI sey.certer,\u201d he began, bumptl- ouny, \u201csre the people here moving?The venmen looked at him scorn- *uily.then he wiped the perspiration tone hie Drow.\u201cNg, 5.1,\" ho retonted, tirely ; \u201cwe're \u2018net tuking the furniture for a drive, In the gallery there was a clatter \u2018and a crash as one of the boys mentioned started for the door.\u201cCome on, Tommy,\u201d he back to his companion Dere\u2019ll be extras out on dis!\u201d The Pope and His Sfsters The Pope's sisters live in an un- pre easious flat in Rome.They once told a visitor, who asked them how they addressed their brother, that when other people were present they used the formal term Your Holiness, but.when they were alone with him they called him Gimseppe and sometimes Beppo or Beppino.The Pope's name, Gi pe Sarto, is the Itallan for Joseph Taylor, and the endearing wr.used by his gisters are the humble Joe and Joey.Sisters of a Pope are usually created countesses.Plus X thought it unsuitable to confer this rank on his sisters, and they themselves prefer to remain simple peasant women rather than assume a rank to which birth has not entitled m.Too Much Self-Flattery -« »: an awful speed!\u201d sald a motorist, who was re lating a strange experience with a dog and its mistress.\u201cI didn\u2019t see the dog, but I heard thie \"Ki-yi\u2019' so I ordered the chauffeur to stop.Going back we found an irate lady standing over her dead dog \u2014 one of the ugliest dogs you ever saw! She met us with a tirade of abuse, telling us in no uncertain manner what she thought of us and motorists in general, and finishing up by calling us the murderers of her dog.It was then that { thought I would pacity her.\u2018Madam,\u2019 1 said, \u2018I will replace your dog.\u2019 \u2018Sir, she sald, in a freezing tone, \u2018you flatter yourselfl\u2019\u201d | DERBY LINE FRUIT CO.| FRUITS, itis our specialty.e trade.Our stock tells Our business is sellin We should know the story.PEACHES, PLUMS, PINEAPPLES, MELONS and BANANAS; ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPE FRUIT WE HAVE A FULL LINE \"DRIED FRUITS, FIGS, DATES, RIC.TEAS AND COFFEES \u2014\u2014 LARGE STOCK OF \u2014\u2014 CANNED GOODS, - NUTS, - CRACKERS \u2014\u2014\u2014 FINE LINE OF \"CONFECTIONS WE ARE IMPORTERS OF MACARONI We have added a Fine Line of Laundry Soap SEE OUR STORE FOR POSTAL CARDS WALDRON BLOCK, Derby Line, Vt.CLEARANCE SALE LADIES\u2019 SUITS AND COATS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER AT F.W.D.MELLOON\u2019S NA-DRU-CO antiseptic ingredients, Na-Dru-Co Royal Roe Talcum Powder keeps the skin soft, comfortable, healthy and besutiful.kt is a toilet delight.25c.a tim, st your Druggist\u2019s ~or write for free sample to NATIONAL DRUQ ano OCHEMIOAL Co.OF CANADA, LIMITED, GEORGE T.BOOTHMAN, BUILDER Plans and Specifications furnished at short Notice.Estimates cheerfully Fiven of Buildings in ood, Brick, Concrete or Stone.Derby Line, Vt., R.F.D.No.1.Telephone Stanstead Hotel, Stanstead, Que.WANTED.Two or three stitchers.PEERLESS OVERALL CO.14 Ro=k Island, Que.FOR SALE.A farm of @0 acres on lake shofe, in Bizzell péighborhood ; new buildings, running water, lot of pulp wood ; or would exchange for other Pro wit 81 rty.al have Bio for sale pair team sleds , tons hay.* \"hey J.W.ELDER.2 Misses\u2019 Suits, sold at $7.50 now $5; 5 Misses\u2019 and small Ladiess\u2019 Suits, Satin-lined, sold at $10.50 now $6.50; 7 Ladies\u2019 Suits, Satin-lined, sold at $12.50 now $8.50; 1 Ladies\u2019 Suit, Satin-lined, sold at $15 now $10; 2 Ladies\u2019 Suits, Satin-lined, fine ones, sold at $18 now $12.50; 2 Ladies\u2019 Suits, Satin-lined, extra fine, sold at $22.50 now $16.50; 1 Ladies\u2019 Suit, Satin- lined, the very best, sold at $25 now $17.COATS We have 12 Light Spring Coats that we will close at cost and less for they must go.YOUR OPPORTUNITY F.W.D.MELLOON ROCK ISLAND, QUEBEC ood Ese Baking Powder makes the lightest, most toothsome and most wholesome food, because it is a pure French Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.Try it.Put up In tins.10c.to 45¢., at your Grocer\u2019s.A.W.Hugman, Limited, Makers, Montreal.5 HUNT'S she won't have to season than ever before.RALPH J.HUNT, CAR LOAD OF RANGES AND HEATERS HARDWARE STORE Buying by the car load enables us to carry the stock and sell at the right price.Our stock is made us of the following : Monarch Peninsular Ranges, Magee Ranges, Hecla, Magee, Kelsey and Glenwood Hot Air Furnaces, and a Full Line of Steam and Hot Water Heaters.NEW PERFECTION BLUE FLAME KEROSENE COOKING RANGES NEW WRINKLES: DOUBLELINED AND DOUBLESEANED DAYLIGHT OVENS You can't fool the cook when she uses this stove, the oven door and consequently r be taken ont when done.There is nothing like really seeing what's doing in the oven.The Iceman is now coming; how about your refrigerator?we have a fine line from $0.80 to $18 OU remember our Enamel Ware (?) we have the I fact is it don't pay to buy any but the best, and we have that kind.Our stock of Builder's and Shelf Hardware we are gradually increasing, a greater variety this for she can see all that is going on in the oven; the loaf or roast will go right on browning, and ect kind, no seconds or thirds in our stock.The Plumbing, Steam Fitting and Jobbing and full line of Fittings and Pipe Rock Island and Derby Line eg ap The Stanstead Journal.PUBLISHED EVERY TRURSDAY BY THE JOURNAL PRINTING 00.Rook Island, Que.One year (advance payment) $1.00 if paid in six months, 1.96 AS the end of the year, - 1.50 When sent by mail to subscribers in the Juited States the price will be 81.50 à year in vance* ~ ADVERTISING RATES.Transient advertising 10 cents a line for tae fires Insertion and 8 cents a [ine for each subsequent insertion.13 lines totheinch.Noad- vertismont received for less than S0cents.Enterod as second-class matter at the Post- Qitioe ut Derby Live under the act of March, 8 Correspondents Tio.ina\u2019 ly assis sending aa much of their y as possible b Monday evening's pout.pores of laterevente may then be sent in by mail ae late as Wedn day evening, ur by \u2019phons on Thursday forenoon when necessary, It is frequentt fficuit for us to find work for our com tors Monday and Tuesday.Ww lay and Thursday they are always submerged with copy.THë PUBLISNEK.SCHOOL TEACHER GRADUATES.MacDonald's Big Model Class\u2014Stanstead County Girl French Valedictorian.At the closing of the School for Teachers at Macdouald College, June 18th, diplomas were awarded to 92 successful candidates in the Model Class, the largest number in the history of the Province.The records show that more men teachers are now being trained than tor some time past.The following successful candidates from the Eastern Townships have been announced.\u2019 Mode! School Diplomas (in order of merit) Annie E.Rexford, Oliver; Agnes 8.Farnsworth, Sawyerville; Mabel B.Truell, Barnston;, Oliver 8.Craik, Melbourne; Annie M.Boisvert, Racine; Marjory Todd Bridgette, Birchton; Amy L.Dresser, Richmond; Alice M.Wilson, Danville; Jennie L.Symons, Waterloo; Cora L.Patterson, Lead\u2019s Village; Dorothy I.McLeod, Robinson (Bury); Winnitred A.Low- rey, Lennoxville; Janet Wilson, Richmond; Constance H.Cowling, East Angus; Albert P.Nicholas, Coaticook; Pauline Partington, Lennoxville; Georgiana Linda Shedrick, Magog; Beryl Traux, Farnham; Homer Derick, Clarenceville; Alice L.Baker, Dan- ville; Ruby 8.Goff, Cookshire; Flora M.Nicholson, Richmond; Lillian 8.Johnson, Waterville; Frances 8.Em- bury, Oliver; Alice H.O\u2019Brien, Dun- ham; Ruth R.Pepin, Shefford Mcun- tain; Marion Scott, Scottstown; Marion B.Trenholme, Coaticook; Violet I.McNamara, Bedford; Alice I.McAllis- ter, Waterville; Margaret Reid, Len- noxville; Marguerite Hanson, Coati- cook.Kindergarten Director's Diploma\u2014 Marie J.Tanner, Joliette.Miss Tanner taught at the Holmes Model School last year.\u2018Elementary School Diplomas (in order of merit).Margaret McDonald, Gould; Ruby 8.Philibrick, Danville; Gladys L.Lefebvre, Canterbury; Kathrine A.D.Porter, Lennoxville; Catherine M.Napier, Gould; Gertrude L.Morrison, Kinnear\u2019s Mills; Aurore L.Roy, Marbleton; Florenee M.Findlay, Danville; Olive McLeod, Keith; Mary T.McHarg, Maple Hill; Myra F.Morrison, Kinnear\u2019s Mills; Marion T.Ward Lennoxville; Muriel A.Ruiter, Cow- ansville; Jean M.Marshall, Magog.Miss Annie Rexford of Oliver was the French valedictorian of the School for Teachers.Miss Rexford took second place among all graduating teachers.The first place was held by Mise Emma F.Read of Montreal.CASWELL'S MILLS.There will be no services in the church next Sunday, June 30th.Quite a number of our people are taking in the camp meeting at Beebe.The ladies Ald will meet with Mrs.Johp Forbes for dinner July 12th.Mrs.H.F.Tabor of Chicago has been visiting relatives and friends in town.Miss Alice Ames closed a very suc- cesaful term of school here last Friday, June 21st.Elder W.H.Oagood and wife of Kidderville, N.H., speut a few days in town last week en route to Beebe camp ground.At about noon last Saturday H.W.Demick\u2019s mill, Mrs.Nellie Boothmau\u2019s buildings, the A.C.parsonage buildings and Charles Smith's house were all burned to the ground.The fire caught in the will.Much sympathy is felt for the people in their loss.Mr.and Mrs.Ohas.Burnett, of Derby Line, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Sanborn last Sunday.A great reduction sale of trimmed millinery commences Friday morning at Miss H.M, Hepworth\u2019s.AFTER ANY sickness, Scott\u2019s Emulsion )trongth rapidly.Its wenderfa) , souribment assists nature ln \"restoring beakth.* AR Draggists.00% & Bowne, Towssie, Ont.\u201cYt Y Department at Quebec.According to A SENSATIONAL COMPLAINT.Memes of Mesars.Molmes, Trueman, Holland and Telford Forged to Charge Against Hotel Keepers.INVESTIGATION MAY FOLLOW.\u2018 A letter from tbe Comptroller of Provincial Revenue, received here Friday, indicates that a complaint has been made in writing against the proprietors of the Rock Island House and the Union House for alleged sale of liquor on \u201cSaturday night,on Sunday, and otherwise during forbidden hours.\u201d The words in Italics are quoted from the letter received from the Treasury this letter the complaint was addressed to the Honorable 8ir Lomer Gouin, Premier of the\u2019 Province, and the names affixed as signers were those of Rev.A Lee Holmes, Geo.J.Trueman, John C.Holland and James F.Teltôrd.About the complaint there seems to have been something which caused the officials of the Treasury Department to be suspicious of the genuineness of the \u201csignatures\u201d attached, and it was to clear up this matter and secure certain particulars that the comptroller of Provincial Revenue wrote a letter to Mr.Holmes last Thursday, \u201cbefore taking action,\u201d as the letter states.Mr.Holmes has been somewhat an- well of late, and, to save her husband trouble, Mrs.Holmes handed the letter over to Principal Trueman, who notified Messrs.Holland and Telford.Coming like a bolt from a clear sky it is only natural to conclude that the letter creaied a mild sensation.From the Comptroller\u2019s letter it would appear that the only name spelled exactly right is that of Mr.Telford and from that the **middle initial\u2019\u2019 was omitted.This inaccuracy may, however, have been due to a desire on the part of the forger to divert suspicion from himself.Some of the men whose namee had been used were in a quandary \"ae to what course sbould be pursued in dealing with the matter.In answer to a question put by the JOURNAL, Principal Trueman ironically said: \u201cWell, possibly the complainant thought these names were the very ones which ought to be signed to such a complaint.\u201d The letter addressed to Mr.Holmes has been answered by Principal True- man, but as to the contents of hie letter Mr.Trueman vouchsafed no answer in conversing with the JOURNAL'S representative.The men whose names have been used are naturally very curious about the affair, and it is not unlikely that one of them may go to Quebec to make an investigation there.Naturally no man likes to have bis name forged; particularly as if it be forged in ope case it may be in another.WELLS-PIERCE WEDDING.A very beautiful wedding was solemnized last Thursday, June 20th, at noon, when Mr.Charles Wright Wells, eldest son of Mr.and Mre.Clarence C.Wells, Miss Ida Lucile Pierce, daughter ot Mrs.Ada Pierce, were married at the Congregational Church by the pastor, Rev.Horace F.Hallett.The church auditorium was most beautifully decorated in green and white, snowballs and ferns were used about the altar in profusion.The arrangement was by an artistic eye and deft hand.Each pew arm was marked with a spray of ferns and white daisies.The ushers were: Messrs.Stewart Taylor and Reginald Hanson.The church was well filled at a little past 11.30 to listen to a recital by Mise Mirabel Robinson, organ, Miss Edna Caswell, piano, and Miss Clara Sibyl Smith, violin.At noon the groom marched in on the arm of his best man, Mr.Eugene Charles Wells, a brother, and the bride on the arm of her mother, carrying white sweet peas, preceeded by Mies Corinne Veest, bridesmaid, carrying American beauty roses, and little Mande Elizabeth Martin as flower girl.The ceremony was simple, beautiful and impressive.The facuity of the College, of which the bride has been a most acceptable co-worker and member for the past two years, was nearly all present and a very large quota of students.Many of the groom\u2019s relatives were present.The groom le in the employ of But- terfield & Co, being assistant to his tather, who is general superintendent tor this corporation.The bride has made many friends since the adoption of the Three Villages as her-bome, and her beautiful voice, of whioh she was almost prodigal in alding every activity for betterment, has not been her only asset, a sweet spirit of cheer and neighborliness has made us all glad that she has cast her Jot with ue, and the full church at the wedding evidenced the high esteem held for both these young people.Mr.and Mre.Wells are to spend their honeymoon at the Wells summer home at Cedarville, Lake Mem- phremagog, and will occupy a portion of the Welle residence on Railroad street when they return.They were well remembered by many beautiful and useful gifte.GRANITEVILLE.: The services is withdrawn for next Sanday to give people an opportunity of attending campmeeting at Beebe.Mr.Warren Boott left on Monday for his home in Herkimer, N.Y., after spending a week very pleasantly with relatives here.Mrs.Rossell Rediker leaves on Wednesday for Montreal with her youngest son, Carroll, where he will enter the Royal Victoria Hospital for an operation for appendicitis.Mr.and Mrs.Donald McDonald arrived home last Saturday from their wedding trip and will soon go to housekeeping at Lineboro.Their triends in Graniteville, where they are well and favorably known, extend congratulations.Rev.G.W.Fisher met with his congregation on Sunday.He gave a fine on his hearers.Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Campbell and son Wallace left the first of the week for Vancouver, B.C., where they will make their future home.Mr.Jobn Dorman, of Pawtucket, R.I., arrived here last week to visit his sister, Mrs.James Brodie, for a few weeks, Mrs.A.B.Henry, of Bherbrooke, is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mre.R.A.Rediker.Mr.Wm.Duncan, who has been so seriously ill with quinsy sore throat, is able to be out again.A family gathering was beld at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Asa Scott on Sunday, consisting of his mother, Mrs.J.E.Scott and three brothers, also a nephew, Walter Scott.A very pleasant outing was given on Saturday, June 22nd, in honor of Messrs.Warren, William and Walter Scott, who are here visiting their mother, Mrs.J.E.Boott, and brothers Messrs.Asa and E.L.Scott.It took the form of a picnic.Mr.E.B.Tryon, with his motor boat, conveyed the party down the lake as far as the Narrows.In the party were: Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Tryon, Mr.and Mre.Asa Scott, Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Scott, Mr.Warren Scott and son Walter, from Herkimer, N.Y., Mr.W.E.Scott, from Clinton, Mass., and Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Boulais.A substantial lunch was provided by the ladies, to which all did ample justice.The day was ideal, and a very pleasant time was enjoyed by all, and the occasion will be remembered for a long time.Mr.W.E.Scott left on Tuesday for hie home in Clinton, Mass., after vieit- ing relatives here for ten days.Mr.Wm.J.Moir, from Rock Forest, IlL, gave his relatives here quite a surprise by walking in on Tuesday.Needless to say they were pleased to see him.He is a grandson of Wm.J.Moir, of Eldora, Iowa, and a grandnephew of Mr.D.W.Moir.A great reduction sale of trimmed millinery commences Friday morning at Mise H.M.Hepworth\u2019s, Derby Line.WAY'S MILLS.Mr.and Mrs.George Dustin spent Sunday at Freemont Dustin\u2019s, Ayer\u2019s Olifr.> Miss O.Gilbert, of Rock Island, bas been a visitor at E.J.Gilberts.Mr.and Mrs.W.Oliver spent a couple of days in Coventry last week, guests at Vester Cleveland\u2019s.Mrs.W.N.Horn will entertain the Ladies Aid on Tuesday, July 2nd.Don\u2019t forget the ice caeam supper on Saturday evening, June 28th, at E.Perry\u2019s, Libbytown.I~ Misses Emma Dyson, Clara Bradshaw, Agnes Oliver and Rose Horn have finished their school work for this year and will spend the vacation at their respective homes.Mr.Bisco, of Coaticook, is superintending the work on U.L.Hanson's barn this week.Miss Mildred Buckland attended the Stanstead College closing last week.Master Gordon Taylor, of North Barnston, is spending a few days with his aunt, Mre.Geo.Dustin.Mrs.Fred Gilbert was in Rock Island on Wednesday.A great reduction sale of trimmed millinery commences Friday morning at Miss H.M.Hepworth's.MARLINGTON.Miss M.L.Batchelder is spending a three weeks\u2019 vacation with ber mother, Mrs, Batchelder, and will return to Littleton, N.H., July 11th, Mrs.Lichia Gustin is on the sick list at the present time.The neighbors and friends of Mrs.Fannie Brewer made a \u2018bee\u201d\u2019 and ae- sisted with her springs work.Mr.Gordon Bullock is building a gasoline boat, which is nearly completed.Mr.Ray LaBreck, of Quebec, Is visiting his uncle, Mr, George King.CARD OF THANKS.Wo wish to extend our thanks to our neighbors and friends for their assisi- ance and sympathy in our time of trouble and affliction and especially to the singers from Barnston Corner.MRs.JOHN CORLISS, Mns.J.D.CILLEY.CARD OF THANKS.We desire to thank all our neighbors and friends who have been #0 kind and helpful theoughous the illness and desth of our husband and father.MRs, JOHN RENTHAN AND FAMILY.discourse and left@ good impression | GEORGEVILLE.Inspector Parmelee of the Customs Department, Ottaws, was in George- ville on Saturday.i Mr.D.Ewing, of Montreal, spent the week-end at \u2018*\u2018Bonhard.\u201d Mr.D.V.Lindsay, of Beebe, was at his cottage on Sunday, coming in his new Maxwell car.Mr.J.E.Davidson is confined to the house with a severe attack of muscular rheumatism, .Mr.Herman Galbraith of Richmond will take charge of the services in the Methodist Church during the summer.: .Mrs.King, of St.Bylvester West, was in town last week, a guest at Lake Hall.Mrs.W.Wilcox attended the wedding of Miss Avery in Philadelphia last week.Miss Vera Davidson is at home from Stanstead College and Doris Ives from Beebe Model School.A little ohild of Mr.Alex McLean has been quite ill and was attended by Dr.Bowen.Mrs.Geo.Wiggins is spending a few days at Fitch Bay.Mr.A.F.Gilmore, Derby Line, was a guest of J.E.Davidson last Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Lyman and Mr.Gordon Lyman, of Montreal, are guests at Cedar Oliffe., Mr.G.OC.McGowan has launched his new motor boat and finds her very satisfactory in every particular.Mrs.F.J.McGowan spent a few days with her parents at West Derby, Vt., this week.; Mr.Reginald Mudge, of: Montreal, Was in town for the week-end.Mrs.Banford, of South Orange, N.J., has arrived to join her family at \u2018\u2018Edgemere.\u201d\u2019 A great reduction sale of trimmed millinefy commences Friday morning at Mies H.M.Hepworth\u2019s.BORN.ELLIOTT\u2014At Griffin, Sunday, June 23, 1912, à son to Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Elliott.DIED.CORLISS\u2014At Bouth Barnston, June 19, 1012, of pneumonia; John Corliss, sged 88 yrs., 11 mos., 20 days.Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the semse of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces.Such articles should never be used cept on prescriptions from reputable ph ai cians, 84 the damage they will do is tenfold to the good Jou can possibly derive from them.Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J.Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury, and taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.It is taken inter- pally, and made in Toledo, Obio, by F.J.Cheney & Co.Testimonials free.Sold by all Druggiste, Price 75¢c per bottle.Take Hall's Family Pilla for constipation.COW FOR SALE CHEAP or will exchange for Block Wood to be deltv- ered next winter.6ssf J.A.TILTON, Stanstead, Que.MAN WANTED On July lat, competent farm hand for haying and harvesting.wages will be d to the right y SPP) t farin Ruiter\u2019s Corner.63*1 .K.C ENTER, Stanstead, Que.\u2018me Caswell & 0\u2019Rourke Store Co, GENERAL STORE .We have several trades for you in Go Carts and Baby Carriages, a few late arrivals that we .can give you low prices on.\u2019 Our House Furnishing Departnient is well stocked with Wooden Household Articles, Clothes Wringers, Clothes Reels, Clothes Racks, Washing Machines, Mop Wringers, Kitchen Utensils, Agate Ware, Carpet Sweepers, Oil Stoves, Lawn Mowers, Grass Shears, Ice Cream Freezers, Hammock, Garden Tools, Floor Brushes, etc.The following Groceries for Saturday, June 29th THIS DAY ONLY + 3 pkgs.Raisins, 25c.2 cans Tomatoes, 2bc.1 Ib.Bulk Cocoa, 25c.3 cans Corn, 25¢.4 pkgs.Corn Starch, 25c.6 boxes Sardines, 25c.Our 40c.Green Tea for 35c., and biggest line of Biscuits ever offered.The Caswell & O'Rourke Store Co.VERMONT FARMS 270\u2014FOR SALE one of the moat attractive and well located 200-acre stock farms in Orleans.County, Vt., situated in a pretty little village with store, church and school, on R.F.D.and 3 miles over a good road to R.R.town, one of the largest up-to-date towns in the county, there are 60 acres in tillage level, smooth; strong, dark loam soil; free from stone, and in high state 0 cultivatio | machine mowing, will cut 100 tons of No.i hay besides a lot of fodder, will winter easy 50 head and several horses and pasture 50 head, pasture is well fenced and plenty of water, there is about 50 acres in woodland quite a large quantity of cedar large enough for shingles, a lot ot white ash, birch, beach, hemlock and spruce, good growing timber, with mill near by, and plenty of hard wood on farm and shed full of wood.Now here is an exceptionally good new house, 2! storys 25x35, with ell 28x43, with 2 large bay- windows, all windows 2 lighted, 2 large piazzes, and a beautiful, well kept lawn; house nicely paluted and blinded, there are 10 rooms, large reception hall and 6 closets; pantry and cabinet kitchen and refrigerator room.This is a modern arranged house and finished in birdseye maple, birch, ash, and butternut, hardwood floors, and drtistically papered, and lighted by electric lights, beautiful fixtures, modern double push button switches, hot and cold water, full equipped bath room, furnace heat, good cellar under all with granite wall, has outside entrance, fruit for home use, has a modern stock barn 120x40, with an ell 24x35, double boarded and painted, has a high drive, 2 floors and a cemented basement under all, roomy stable on first floor, sheathed and arranged for 52 head with plenty of room for young stock, water in stable with cement trough, carriage room, grainery, separator room, a full equipped creamery run by electric motor, or you can sell cream at door.Silo ca] ty for 150 tons, horse stable with several stalls, barn lighted by electric lights, ensilage cutter run by electric power, there is a sugar orchard of 1500 trees, ex- rigged with galvanized buckets, evaporator, iron arch, sugaring off rig, plenty - of storage, will sell with this farm 50 high grade Jersey cows a young, and 1 thorough-bred Jersey bull calf and 1 heifer calf that cost $150.4 good horses, 20 hogs some registered, 100 plymouthrock hens, all the hay and D, 2 mowing machines, 2 horse rakes, 4 plows, wheel, spring and smoothing harrow, 1 cultivator, 1 manure spreader, 1 corn harvester, 1 hay fork, 1 tedder, 1 American seeder, 1 horse hoe, 1 land roller, 1 two-horse power and 1 one-horse power sawing rig and all small tools, 2 bu y wagons, 2 lumber wagons, 2 pair work sleds, 2 cutter sleighs, 2 pair work harnesses and 1 driving harness, 1 nearly new Reo Automobile 5-passenger car, in faot everything on this farm goes except household goods, this farm borders a very pretty pond with a lot of cottage lots in a pretty grove, only by a personal inspection of this farm can one realize its many attractive features.Price $15,000.SEND FOR OUR NEW BPRING CATALOGUE C.J.Oben & Co.Dealers in Real Estate NEWPORT, - - VERMONT.CEDARVILLE.OST between Capt.Bokers residence and Mr.Parker's.a St.Andrew\u2019s College watch Fob and Gold Locket.Kindly return Gran- tville Post Office.Finder will be rewarded.62 HORSES FOR SALE 1 extra good Brood Mare in foal, weighs 1150 1be., aged 14 years.price $100; 1 pair Black Colts, five and six jours old, weight about 1800 Tba\u2026 sound, afraid of nothing, good drivers and workers, price $300 for the pair.63 E.A.TILTON, Btanstead.MAPLE HILL CEMETERY The annual meeting of the Maple Hill Cemetery Association will be held at the Mansur Bchool House, Wednesday, July ora, at 8 o o'clock, the attendance of every lot-holder is requested.awl E.A.CURTIS, Bec'y-Treas.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, School Municipality of ino | Township of Barnston.PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice ie hereby given that there will be held on Monday, the 8th day of July, 1912, ut the hour of ten of the morning at the n Hall, in the said municipality, a meeting of the proprietors of real estate of this municipality, ente as such upon the valuation roll and having paid ail their school taxes and other contributions, to proceed with the election of two school commissioners in the place of Ham- {iton Corey, resigned, and Wm.H.Buckland, whose term of office will then have expired.Given under my hand at the office of the school cowmiesioners of the Township of Barnston, this twenty second gay June.Sw?C.H.REMICK, \u2018y-Treas.School Municipality of the Township of Stanstead.PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that there will held on Monday, the TE day of July, bne thousand, nine hundred arti twelys, at the hoar of ten of the morning as D.E.Doran's Hall, Smith's Mills, in the said municipality meeting of the proprietors of real estate of this mun clpality, entered ae such upon the Valuation Roll and having paid ail their Schoo) es and other contributions, $0 proceed with the election of two Nchool Uommissioners in place of W, B.Bullock whose term of office will then expire.Given at Smith's Mills, this twenty seventh day of June, 1012.Bw C.A.JENKINS, flec'y Treas.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, | .° LOUIS HUCKINS OONTRACTOR and BUILDER Drawings and Specifications of any style or kind of a buliding in any kind of material, Wood, Brick, Cement or Steel.Rook island, - Derby Line, It you want a Lake Cottage, Residence, Business or Public Building, see me.The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS AFFILIATED - Fastern Townships Bank SIR EnMUND WALKER, C.V.0., L.L.D., D.C.L., - - + President ALEXANDER LAIRD, = sree General Manager JOHN AIRD, CE = - =\u2018 Assistant General Manager Capital $15,000,000 Rest $12,600,000 * BRANCHES thronghout Oanada and in the United States, England and Mexico.This Bank with ite large number of branches 1 rticulart 1 ti transaction of very description or banking business fa Canada snd Pada od ore, be gamation w e Ban the territory covered by that inetitution better than aa verve the public in any other bank.and money orders on al} the principal conneries of the world issued by every Travoiler\u2019s cheques and letters of credit issued, negotiable in all parts of th 14.Bills received for collection on any place where there is a bank or banker.© world 8.STEVENS, Manager, Rock Island Branch.m Daylight Store STORE NEWS THIS WEEK New assortment of Wash Bandings and Laces, new Overlaces and Silk Fringes, always something special in Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 White Embroidered and Muslin Dresses, priced at $1.50 to $7.50.- BOYS\u2019 WASH SUITS AND ROMPERS 25c¢.to $1.25 A lot of Ladies\u2019 Summer Neckwear that is new to-day.We intend to give you some extra Bargains Saturdays and will select several articles from our stock for these sales.This week, Saturday, June 29, we offer 1000 yds.of White Lace at 2c.yd.a large assortment of Wash Belts at 10c., 7 Ladies\u2019 White Handkerchiefs for 26¢., 1 good Un- dervest, Ladies\u2019 size 100; a Bottle of French Shoe Dressing, black for 7c, a Bottle of Quick White Dressing, for white Shoes 7c.; 6 Wash Cloths for 25c., & Boxes of Armour's Taloum Powder, now soft Box for 260, a Box of fine Toilet Soap, 8 cakes to the box, always 250.to-day 2lo.; 6 Hair Nets with Elastic 25c, The Caswell & O'Rourke Store Co. Business and Professional Oards.J.C.COLBY, B.A., M.D.Cassville, Apple Grove, East Bolton, Minton, MoConnell, and Bresette Corner items on seo- at ond pa Cael Tid PAR 7 On page.DR.C.L.BROWN, B.A., 7 MASSAWIPPI.,.Physician and Surgeon, At a recent meeting of the trustees Ayer's CE, Que.- People's \u2018Phone.of the Union Church it was decided necessary to re-roof the church, prob- DR PE TOOK WELL.ably with metal, and for that purpose Office and 00 College.collectors were appointed to canvass residence oj te 8.W.Bell and People\u2019s Telephon, aud collect fonds.The expense will be considerable for metal, yet it is thought best to use that material, Another meeting of the trustees will be held Wednesday evening, July 3rd, at the church, and between now and then it is hoped sufficient funds will have been subscribed to do the required work and pay for the material.Those people who may have once lived here and have an interest, either directly or indirectly, and who would be willing to give to the good object and whom the collectors can not reach {otherwise than by the medium of the papers are kindly asked to send a contribution either to Mrs.L.Hovey, Mre.8t.Digier, Mr.Hitohcook or Mr.S.Colt.The present intention is to do the roofing ehortly atter haying it possible, The appointed collectors hope to be able to give a good report at the trustee meeting.During last week Mrs.Percival, our venerable and highly esteemed resident, was paid a visit which pleased her greatly.It was by Mrs.Lnolle Cooper and her brother, Hollis Kezar, of Georgia, whom she had never seen, they having been borne and brought DR.GEO.F.WALDRON.Office and residence opposite the Haskell Place.Office Hours: Until 9 a.M., 1 to Band 710 8 p.u.People's and Bell Telephones.C.|.MOULTON, L.D.8., Dentist, Stanstead Plain, Que.ERASTUS P.BALL, Veterinary Surgeon.Graduate of t Veterinary Col) Ofâce at More Vote Island, ques U.8.P.O.Address: Derby Line, Vermont.WILBUR A.REYNOLDS, D.D.8., 26 Newbury Bt., Boston, Mass.R.O.ROSS, B.A.M.D., C.M., Office, ai residence of the late Dr.McDuffee.Bell and People's Telephones.M.F.HACKETT, Advocate, Solicitor, &eo., Stanstead Plain, Que.Will attend all courts in the District.Collec tions a specialty.H.M.HOVEY, Advocate, Rock Island.Que.U.8.P.0.Address: Derby Line, V4.J.CHRISTIE GUSTIN, Undertaker and Embalmer.Plates Engraved when wanted.Fitch Bay, Que.up in that state, both children of Mrs.Percival\u2019s brother Hollis, now de- CHARLES E.SENNETT.ceased, and formerly & native of this Deaign , town and place.It seems they were , Machinery, Furnit da Be ery erty Lino To re making a tour via N.J., Boston to Consultation and Superintendence.Montreal, Niagara Fallà and return with the Lane party, that is a party of twenty-eight young people in charge of Miss Lane.Being so near the home of their aunt they came for a short stay over one night.Mr.J.H.Bryce of Sherbrooke, with family have arrived to spend ten days at \u201cCedarwood\u201d at the lake.Rev.E.E.Marggraf, of North Hat- ley, epent part of Monday calling on friends here.Mies K.Margurat will come Wednesday to remain a couple of weeks at the home of Mr, and Mre.E.McClary.Our congregations are increasing under the pastorship of Mr.McVey, who gives us fine sermons.It is expected that later he will change services with Rev.Marggrat some Sunday, due notice of which will be given.Mr.W.Frappied is abté to be out, but does not recover his hearing as yet.Mr.Harry Ayer and two sons were at Mr.T.St.Dizier\u2019s last Sunday.Messrs.E.and W.St.Dizier, Miss 8.Ayer and Mise J.Frappied took an auto trip to Bherbrooke Sunday and palled on Mre.W.Clark and Mrs.R.Bradley.J.J.UNDERWOOD, Mason and Plasterer, General Contractor.Stanstead, Que.SYDNEY A.MEADE, Provincial Land Surveyor, Coaticook, Que.EDWARD AUDINWOOD, Undertaker & Embalmer, Derby Line, Vt., and Rock Island, P.Q.UEBEC CENTRAL ! 0) Railway ! TIME TABLE.In Effect June 24th, 1918.LEAVING BHRRBROOKE.BosTON EXPRESS\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 7.00a.m., daily, except Sunday, arrive Levis 11.17 a.m.Que 11,20 a.m, Dining car Sherbrooke to Tring Jct.Pullman sleeping car Boston to Quebec leaving Sherbrooke on this train daily except Sun ay: on Sunday car is opera from Sherbrooke to Quebec on the New ork Passenger this making a daily service Boston to Quebec.NEW YORK PASSENGER\u2014Leave Bherbrooke 9.80 a.m.daily, arrive Levis 228 p.m., Quebec 230 p.m.Pullman buffet car New York to Quebec leaving Sherbrooke daily.Dining Car Tring Jet.to Levis daily except Sunday.WHITE MOUNTAINS PASSERGER~\u2014Leave Bher- brooke 4.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Levis 9.08 p.m., Quebec 9.10 > m.rough Pullman chair car and dining car service Portland to Quebec, ACCOMMODATION~Leave Sherbrooke 7.45 p.m., dail sxoept Sunday, arrive Levia 7.00 am., Que 7.00 a.m.PLEASANT HEIGHTS.We are sorry to say that Mrs.Aaron Chamberlain is not any better at this writing.Her sister, Mrs.Jones, of Brown's Hill, is caring for her.Mies Lila Harris, of Fitch Bay, was a recent guest of her friend, Miss Eva Bachelder.Mr.and Mre.A.Hoyt, of Penicook, are visiting their sister, Mrs.E.B.Whitney.Mr.J.R.Wells and Mr.Harry Wells were called home from Farnham camp on account of their tather\u2019sillness, but returned the next day.Miss Bernice Abbott, of Oliver, is the proud possessor of a new piano.Miss Eva Bachelder is taking music lessons of Prot.Bearder of Sherbrooke.Mrs.Aldrich, of Sherbrooke, is via- iting her tather, Mr.David Peebles, at Fitch Bay.J ARRIVING SHERBROOKE.M.to Sherbrooke daily exoept Sunday.Pullman sleeping car Quebec to Boston on this train daily except Sunday ; on Sunday car is oper: ated from Quebec to Sherbrooke on the New York Passenger thus making a daily service Quebec to Boston.NEw York PareENGER\u2014Leave Quebec 1.15 p.m,, Levis 1.45 p.m.daily, srrive,Sherbrooke 7.10 p.m.Puliman b et sloping car Quebec to New York daily.WHITE MOUNTAINS Exrarss\u2014Lesve Quebec 80 a.m., Levis 8.00 a.m.daily except Sun day, arrive Sherbrooke 1.15 p.m.liman chair car and dining car service Quebec to Portland.ACCOMMODATION\u2014Leave Quebec 5.80 p.m., is 6.00 p.m.daily except Bunday.arrive Bherbrooke 5.40 a.m.Also connecting trains on the Megantic and se Chaudiere Valley Divisions.For timetables or farther particulars apply to any of the Company's agents or to B O.GRUNDY, G.F.& P.A., Sherbrooke.BURT C.DREW Contractor and Builder Plans and estimates furnished in any kind of ma- GRIFFIN.Mr.J.Huse and son John of Lowell, Mass., are visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Huse, Mesdames O.Lane and R.Smith of Smith's Mills spent a day the past week with their parents, Mr.and Mrs, terial, wood, brick, con- A0.Patney.Packard of G a .r.Erastus ard of Georgeville crete or granite was the week-end guest of bis broth- DERBY LINE, VT.er-in-law, Mr.J.A.Huse, an Our day school is progressing well with an average of twenty puplls.FOR SALE 1137\u2014A GOOD INVESTMENT \u2014Farm of 250 acres with 50 or 60 acres of growing spruce timber.Looated on state road, near three villages, 5i¢ miles £, rail town.Dark loam soil, nearly all machine work.Cute 50 tons bay.Good pasture for 90 cows, watered by springs.Plenty of wood, 75,000 feet lumber ready to uut.Never-failiog spring water at house and barn, Two apple orchards producing more than 200 bushels per year; 2500 sugar maples large enough to tap and more coming; 2 camps, one equipped with 1650 vanized buckets; Keir poiling g and 500 pall galvanized storage tank.amp No.8 equipped with 600 tin and galvanized buckets, brick arch and 2 ns and heater.ese orchards cant to the east and prodace from 4500 to Foo lbs.por year.Two barns that join, and used as one barn, both double boarded and have basements.Stable for 30 cows, and 8 horses.Good cottage house, 9 rooms, good cellar, good front yard with shade trees.R.F.D., and telephone in house, near nelg bors and school.Small fish pond on the farm.We can sell this farm as the low price of $3500 and throw in set of tools, including 1 farm wagon, with rack and body, 1 mowing machine, 1 horse rake, 1 plow, spring tooth barrow, corn planter, horse hoe, new set Drown sleds, 1 pair work harnesses, 1 driving harness, and all small tools.Good cream rator aod churn and butter worker.If you buy this farm now you get all of this year's crops, including 18 acres of crops just put in.Barton Real Estate Co.BARTON, - VERMONT.ROCK ISLAND, QUE, FITCH BAY.Mrs.Alden, of Orleans, Vt., is visiting ber sister, Mre.A.L.Rider.° Mr.and Mrs.Bon Mosher of Newport, Vt., were week-end guests of Mr, and Mre.Lindeay Huckins.Rev.O.L.Smith and family are attending camp meeting at Beebe.Miss Lilla Harris is visiting triends at Brown\u2019s Hill this week.F.H.Rides was in Sherbrooke tbls week on bneiness.Mr.Clarence Stannard, of Lowell, Vt., is spending the week at John Wharry\u2019s.Mr.Gerald Huckins, of Rock Island, has been visiting at his home here.Little Grace Alex is quite ill with pneumonia, - A large covgregation enjoyed and appreciated the sqlendid temperance lecture given in the Congregational Church last Sunday, under the auspices of the W.O.T.U.The question was presented in a most intelligent and convincing manner.Miss Phelps isa very forceful orator and her visit to us will long be remembered as bringing us a treat both enjoyable and lielpful and it will undoubtedly increase the temperance sentiment in our town.While bere Miss Phelps was the guest of Mrs.A.L.Rider.* Mrs.Brown of Beebe has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs.James Brevoort and Mrs.Henery Wilson the past week.The regular meeting of the Y.Society was held in Brevoort\u2019s Hall on Friday evening at eight o'clock.Meeting opened by the usual devotienal exercise.The President Mrs.Paul having resigned, Miss Kathrine Carr was elected to that office, Miss Bertha Laythe being elected to fll Miss Carr's place rs Cor.Sec.The meeting adjarned to meet July 4th in the club rooms.Mrs.F.H.Rider left on Wednesday for Ste.Agathe Des Monts, Que., where she will spend some time for her health.- Mrs.J.Christie Gustin and littie son Lane have returned from a visit to her parents in Lowell, Mass.Master Eric Swanson, of Waterville, is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.U.A.Wyman.Mr.Jobn Wyman, from Newport, spent Sunday at his home.Mrs.D.C.Waite and son, Sterling Lane have returned from a visit to her parents in Manchester, N.H.Mr, Claude Reed, of Montreal, was the guest of his parente this week.Service in the Anglican Church on Sunday at 11 o\u2019clock.Mrs.-Reed Miss Rita Reed and Mrs.Johnson, .of North Hatley, are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Austin Reed \u2018this week.Mr.Wiggine and little daughter of Georgeville, are guests of Mrs.Lydia Smith this week.Mr.and Mrs.A.A, Gustin spent the week-end in Cookshire, guests of Mrs.Osgood.Mr.B.H.Rider returned on Wednesday from a three months trip to California and the North West.Three Mo: man Elders were in town last week.SMITHS MILLS.There will be no service here next Bunday afternoon, so that all who wish may have the opportunity to at- teed campmeeting.Word has been received that Mrs.C.Btoliker is somewhat improved in health.Mrs.L.G.Bigelow remains about the same, Mr.W.Reever is able to attend to his work again, after being confined to the house nearly two weeks with a lame foot.Mrs.C.A.Baldwin and Miss Minnie Baldwin visited friends in Sherbrooke on Friday.Mies Baldwin will spend some time in Coaticook before returning.Mrs.Fred Putney went to 8t.Johns- bury on Tqeeday., Mre.O.Davis spent Saturday and Sunday in Sherbrooke.Mrs.I.Danforth and Mrs.J.Ald- rich went to Georgeville on Satarday.LITTLE-AWDE WEDDING.A very beautiful but quiet wedding was that of Mr.Frank M.Little, of Boston, and Miss Evelyn Martha Awde, daughter of Mr.and Mre.John T.Awde, at the home of Mr.and Mre.Frank Elliott, Stanstead, at 8 o\u2019clock Wedpesday evening.Mrs.Elliott isa sister of the bride.Rev.Horace F.Hallett officiated.The groom was accompanied by his brother, Miles Little, as best man.Mies Ethel Awde, of Wells River, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Miss Nathalie Blake was bridesmaid.The bride was accompanied by her brother Robert.The home was beautifully decorated, the ceremony being performed under an arch of Jane roses.The bride's dress was white silk marqaisette over white estin and she oarried bride\u2019s roses and lillies of the valley.Refreshments were served in the dining room, the bride cutting the wedding cake.Me.and Mre.Little went by aunto- mobile to the train for Sherbrooke and Portland, Me.They are to spend the summer at Southport, Me., and their home will be in Boston.AYER'S QLIPF, The Guild of St.George's Church is entertained on Thursday of this week by Mrs, Norton.The Congregational Ladies Aid will meet with Mre.Lyon next Thursday, July 20d.Gentlemen welcome at the tea hour.The \u2018young peoples\u2019 choir\u201d asalst- ed very acceptably in the Sunday evening services and there was a solo by Mrs.F.A, Johnston in her usual pleasing voice and also an interesting address by Mrs, Johnston on the Endeavor topic.A severe wind and thunder storm visited us on Tuesday afternoon but resulted in nothing more serious than a fow limbs broken from trees, and telephones out of order.The soldier boys returning from drill at Farnbam Tuesday noon were treated to a baked bean dinner, with other good things, at the county dining room on the fair ground, this being provided through the kindness of the motherly women, the fair daughters acting as waitresses.Over sixty tired, hungry men enjoyed the kindness, A very enjoyable social event occurred on Tuesday afternoon, when Mre.F.A.Johnston was \u2018at home\u201d from 4 to 6 o\u2019clock to about forty-five ladies, who enjoyed the pretty rooms decorated with white carnations and ferns, the music, vocal and instrumental, the dainty refreshments and the social chat.Mra.Johnston received in a very becoming costume of cham- pagoe silk, assisted by her mother, Mrs.McFadden, of Lenuoxville, and Mrs.G.W.Colby.Mrs.Lyon poured tea and wonderful dainties were dis- peneed by Miss McFadden, Miss Libby and Miss Robert, young lady friends of the hostess.Little Miss Ruth Lyon attended the door.The improvement committee in connection with the Ayer\u2019s Cliff Board of Trade reports the following: \u201cThe good work of improving our beautiful little village has begun to show for itself.Let us keep at it and not wait for our neighbor to mow his graes, clip back hedge, straighten sidewalk, trim his trees or make a cess-pool for that top-of-ground incubator, the sink drain, but try and do ours first.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Peck and Mrs.George Sterling are on the sick list.Mr.D.F.Davis is spending a few days in Glover and other Vermont towns.Quite a number from here are spending a few days at Beebe camp- meeting.The 8.D.Adventists have erected a tent on the fair grounds and will hold meetings both day and evening until July 8th.Mrs.Badger, of the Oliff House, bas been quite ill, but is reported somewhat better at this writing.The children of the Sunday School are rehearsing under the direction of Mre.Moore and Mrs.Lyon for a chil- drens\u2019 day service to be given Jaly 14th.The trains have made their changes to the summer schedule, those southbound leaving here at 6.34 and 11.59 am., and at 6.10 and 10.32 p.m.Northbound leaving here at 5.28 and 7.30 am., and at 1.58 and 9.30 p.m, A great reduction sale of trimmed millinery commences Friday morning at Miss H, M.Hepworth's, Derby Line.COUNCIL DOINGS.An adjourned meeting of the Rock Island council was held on Friday evening, the session being mostly devoted to the valuation roll.The val- uators, Messrs.James F.Telford, O.O.Wells and J.M.Gilmore, submitted à liet of properties affected by transfer and the erection of new buildings during the past year.Except in one instance the list was adopted as presented.The valuation placed upon Ralph Hethereil\u2019s property was cut down fifteen or twenty per cent.by the council.At the request of the valuators Mrs.Aldrich\u2019s property on Maple Avenue was decreased to the amount at which it was listed by them last year; at that time the valuation was raised $200 by the council.An explanation made it appear that this was an injustice, hence the reduction.The new list adds almost forty thousand dollars to the taxable valuation of the municipality.Taxes were levied as follows: General assessment 15 mille, special water tax 814 mills, rental tax 8'; mills, poll tax $1.These rates Were in effect last year.The assessments, including the school tax, amount to 3814 mills.The electric contract was again under discussion.At the previous meeting complaint was made that the Sherbrooke Railway & Power Company bad refosed to turn on the light to a consumer using a meter without a six months\u2019 contract.À letter signed by Mr.Pilcher, general manager of the Company, stated that all rates were \u2018\u2018annual,\u201d and expressed surprise that such a complaint should have been made.In view of the fact that the only time mentioned in the clause of the municipal contract relating to meters in one month, the oounoll, by resolution, authorized the town atterney to demand that current be supplied to the complainant, other- [wise the company\u2019s action would be regarded as an infraction of the general contract.\u201cLOOK WHO\u2019S COMING\u201d THE OLD RELIABLE J.B.SWAFFORD'S PAVILION THEATRE STOCK COMPANY UNDER CANVAS ENTIRE CHANGE OF PLAYS EVERY NIGHT - Everything New; Plays, People, Scenery, Mechanical and Electrical Effects, New Tents The only show of its kind to visit you this season MONDAY NIGHT \u201cThe Sweetest Girl in Dixie\u201d Tuesday Evening \u201cWife in Name Only\u201d Wednesday Evening \u201cWanted by the Police\u201d Thursday Fvening \u201cAn American Gir)\u201d \u201cThe James Boys in Missouri\u201d DOORS OPEN AT 7.30 CURTAIN 8.18 OUR NEW TENT THEATRE IS WATERPROOF Admission: Children IS cents \u201d - Aduits 25 cents DOMINION DAY RAGES STANSTEAD, QUEBEC Monday, July Ist, 1912 Named Race, Purse $60 3 Minute Class, Purse $50 Free-for-All, Purse $50 Friday Evening \u201cPolly of the Circus\" Saturday Matinee \u201cLights and shadows of a Great City\u201d Saturday Evening to Trotters and Pacers, half mile heats.best 8in 5.Entrance fee, 5 per All Races cent.of Purse and 5 per cent, additional from winners of money.Nodistance.Money divided 50, 35, 15 and 10 per cent.Four to enter, three to start.Entries close June 28th tion Bules to govern, except aa otherwise stated.Hopples ational tting allowed.Bection 1 Rule 81 waived.MUSIC BY THE INTERNATIONAL CORNET BAND LEADER A5.WRIGHT H.HOVEY This band le second to none in tife country, and is alone worth the price of admission, Races begin at 2 o'clock Bharp.Take a Day off and see them.You will have a good time.Admission to Grounds 25 cents.Teams Free.Children under 12 years Free.Grand Stand 15 cente.All entries should be communicated to the undersigned within the time specified above.H.T.BALL, Secretary, Rock Island, Que.THE GILMAN STORE The July prices will be marked on all garments left from our spring stock this week.Tailored Suits\u2014A lot that have been priced from $10 to $15 will be marked to $7.95.At $10 will be found suits that have been priced from $12.50 to $20.At $15 will be found suits that have been priced from $20 to $25.Separate Coats will be offered at the same reduction from the regular prices.Our stock is not as large as it usually is at the beginning of the July Sale, and if you do not take advantage of these reductions early you may not find what you will want.Linen Coats and Suits\u2014Have been reduced at the very opening of the Sale as our stock is too large to be closed out as usual the last of August.Many of the prices have been cut right in the middle, so you will find at $5.00 what you would expect at $10.00.NOW underwear is very appropriately called the HOME MADE because it has the appearance and finish of the hand made garments.While it is slightly higher in price than the more common makes it is the most economical because it is really so much better made.There is plenty of the less expensize in stock if you prefer to have it.Shirt Waists\u2014That have been regularly priced at $1, to $1.25 at 59c., $1.50 to $2.00 at 95¢c.Made with allover embroidery fronts, specials at 75c.Made of striped wash silks, specials at $1.25.New Neckwear\u2014An elegant line of neckwear received this week.Dutch Collars and Jacobs 25 and 50c.each.Collars and Cuff Sets $1 to $3.50.Pique Collars 25c.each.FOR WEDNESDAY BARGAINS, JULY 3RD.we shall offer several lots of Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Handkerchiefs.$1, 1.25, 1.50 Handkerchiefs all at 50c.50c.and 75¢.Handkerchiefs at 25e.100 dozen at le.each.GILMAN & COMPANY, Newport, Vt.\u2014 B.F.GROUT C3 Automobile and Machine Works We understand every detail of the Automobile and Gasoline Engine business, and can give you prompt service.We empioy experienced workmen; no boys employed on automobiles.DERBY, VERMONT Open Day or Night Oltisen\u2019s 'Phone Blank Books at the Journal Office. mme DJ = ae.a ot SV MOTHER OF LARGE FAMILY Tells How She Keeps Hes \u2014 Happiness For Those Who Take Her Advice.Scottville, Mich.\u2014*'I want to tell you how much good Lydia E.Pinkham's Vege mm ©tableCompound and Sanative Wash have done me.1 iveona farmandhaveworked very hard.I am forty-five years old, and am the mother i] 25 it strange that 1 am not broken down the care of my family, but I tell them of my good.friend, Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound, and that there will be no backache and bearing down pains for them if they will take it as] have.1am scarcely ever without it in the house.\u201c1 will say also that I think there is \u201cno better medicine to be found for young girls.My eldest daughter has taken Lydia Prada pile = esetable Compound for periods irregularity, and it has helped her.* \u201c1 am always ready end willing to speak a good word for Lydia E.Pink- ham\u2019s Vegetable Compound.I tell every one I meet that I owe my health and happiness to your wonderful medicine.\u201d \u2014Mrs.J.G.JOHNSON, Scottville, Mich., RFD.3a + Lydia PE.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Come pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, snd today holds the record of being the most successful remedy for woman's ille TODD'S STALLIONS.Sampson and Christophe SAMPSON By Casino (44462) 27830 Dapple gray Percheron; foaled may 10th, 1907, weight 1700 Ibs.Perfect disposition, best of feet and limbs, with style equal to a gentieman\u2019s driver.He is proving to be one of the reatest sires thia country has ever nown, as every one of his colts, without exception is a pictare of him.CHRISTOPHE (Imp.231) Imported, Government-bred, Ar- dian, Belgium.Dapple bay; foaled May 20th, 1908, weight 16560 lbs.A more perfect, handsomer, or higher bred horse cannot be produced.Purchased him from the importer, B, Bean- lieu, of St.Jérome, Que., at the price of 82,500, and it was only by chance that I got him at that price, as Mr.Beaulieu imported the horse for his own use.Just the horse for your small mares if you want to raise something you can be proud of.These horses will be at the Derby Line Livery stable every Thursday from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.; at Charles Griggs, Holland, Thursday, 6 p.m.to Friday, 8 a.m, TERMS Samxun $10, Christophe $15, to warrsut u foal, with free return privilege for all encapes or loss of colts under three days old, until you have raised a ooit.Come and seejthese horses ; will be pleased to show them whether you are a breeder or uot.H.L.TODD, Telephone 18\u201422 M ORG AN \u2019 VT.Calf Skins Wanted.The under signed will pay from $1.00 to $1.50 for calf skins taken off the regular way, without cuts or tuars and well cured, not rolled up; the better care the better price.Culls will taken at their value.CHARLES DEZAN, Magog Road, Ayer's Cliff.P.O.Address: Box 121, Magog, Que.i8*stf FIHAT-CLASS WORK REARONABLE GUARANTRED PRICES CHARLES E.HASELTON Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of Granite and Marble Monuments and Mead Stones Your Cemetery work such as Lettering and Resetting is Solicited Beebe Que.and Vt.FARM FOR SALE.156 ACRES, in Vermont, near Canada line: on main rond, one mile from live manufacturing villa e railroad, atores, churches, French and English schools.Land Suitably divided into Uliage, pasture and woodland: good soil practically all machine work.Buildings in food oondition ; 1}; story house, 8 barns, hen ouse, creamery shed and ice house.sugar place of 1500 trees rigged with tin buckets and evaporator.Excellent trout brook on farm.Price, including 16 cows, 2bulls, 8 yearlings, 8 horses, hay, in, toole, ete., § Would make satisfac ry price for farm alone.J.TH, Owner, A.LEE HOLMES, Agont, Rock Island, Que.FARMERS I have for sale sat 1 Manure Spreader Price 885.00 1 Hay Tedder.$20.00 1Ploungh.10.00 1 Seeder.8.00 1 New MoCormack Mowing Machine 35.00 1 Horse Rake.12.00 1 Two-horse Dump Cart 35.00 1 Tooth Cuitivator.15.00 1 Jersey Helfer.20.00 Apply to Lewis Turcotte.J.B.GOODHUE.ROMANTIC IRISH MARRIAGE Claim That Only One Witness Being Present It Was Null and Void According to the Roman Catholie Church.: (Publishers Press News Service) DubMn.\u2014 In the Probate Court, before Mr.Justice Madden, an application for alimony pending the hearing of the case of Ussher ve.Ussher was heard.The petition is brought by the husband for the nullity of the marriage, The family residence is at Eastwell, Lougrea, County Galway.Mr.Serjeant Moriarty, who appeared for the respondent, Mrs.Ussher, sald that the petitioner, Willlam Ar- land Ussher, a gentleman farmer, Btated in his petition that on April 24, 1910, at 10 o'clock at night he was married to Mary Caulfield, \u201cnow falsely called Mary Ussher,\u201d in a bed room in his house.They are Roman Catho- lice and the ceremony was performed by a Roman Catholic priest in the presence of one witness.The peti- tloner now sald that the marriage was null end void by reason of the fact that only one witness was present and that the ceremony was not carried out according to the rites, Roman Catholic Church or according to law.The respondent denied that the marriage was null and void for any of the reasons stated by the petitioner.: In a replying affidavit the petitioner said that the contract of marriage was not accompanied by a valid reli- Blous ceremony as was required by law, that it was subject to and on the express condition that it should be according to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church and on the express condition that the Roman Catholic Church should permit of the same being valid.INDIAN PRINCE TO BE SPANKED Van THE GAEKWAR OF BARODA Delti.\u2014 The Gaekwar of Baroda, en Indian prince, is to be spanked, liguratively, for insulting King George of England at the Durbar ceremonies.The Indian potentate, who has long been hostile to British rule, attended the Durbar in casual dress instead of robes of state.When the time came to pay homage to the king, he gave a perfunctorr bow and turned his back on the king.He has been forced to apologize and further steps will be taken to curb him.A GREAT PAINTER\u2019S START IN LIFE How a Young Girl Inspired Ziem, the Great Portrait nter, To Get Out of Himself.and Work.Parts.\u2014 Zlem, sitting cross-legged on a table beside a window, worked as a tallor's aselstant for several years.His life was thrown into a new channel by the arrival in the court yard of an Itallan family in which there was a handsome, auburn- hairod girl who sang as a ballad singer.The father played a hurdy- gurdy, the mother made lace and a boy performed divers gymnastic feats.The girl had a fine voice.Her father wanted a new ooat and asked the older Ziem to make it and Mme.2lem to take in a part of the family hs lodgers.She took in the boy and girl.The latter lifted the future painter put of himeelf with her Venetian songs and accounts of the glorious city to which she hoped soon to return, Her name was Caterina.When she went away Ziem felt miserable.He lost spirit and could not shake off the sort of paralysis that had soltexi on ald bis facuities.At last he determined \u2014 with the help of hia heedle, and his talent, as he thought, of portrait painter and violinist \u2014 to make his way to Venice.They anewered to his hopes of going down by water to Marsellles, for he know no geography, and thence to Rome.It would be now curious to see the portraits of Saone and Rhone captains of barges, wine and wood rafts that he did for them, in lleu of passage money.In Rome he got in with painters and tourists.The form.or helped him to enlarge his artistic culture, and the later look him about ns a guide.Dut Caterina and Venice lay on his heart, and he took the bold resolution of going on foot to the city of his dreams.He eo fell in love with ft the firet day he went on the Ido thet he did not break his heart when he heard that Caterina had not turned up, but had gone to Paris to serve as a modal.| MILITARY AEROPLANES Big Prices Offered for Com ons fa England.petit London.\u2014 The War Office announces an offer of several prizes for competition by military aeroplanes.Two prises of $20,000, and $10,000 respectively are open to the world regulations, and ceremonies of the head of the patriots was Gen.Juarey, now the idolized hero of Mexico; as aide in his great struggle for Mexican Mberty he had Diag, Carjaval, and others.Their supplies ran low, supplies failed; death by starvation faced them.Juarez hed Gen.Carvajai to Washington with a two-fold mission ~\u2014 t0 got the enforcement of the Moa- force the paymrent, anyhow #'s a long time since Sturm dug down In his Jeans and bought guns and ammunition for the patriots.\u2014 \u201cWhat, Doms! You are ng to refuse young Mr.Muttingeons Vus, I am sure he's a model young man!\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t think he'll ever prosper, auntie.He alms too tow; he only kissed my hand when he proposed.\u201d Pr \u201cShe bas spurned my suit.She is per-roud, per-roud.Also haughty.But 1 toll you I have ecen that per-roud, baughty girl on her knees.Aye, groveiling.When?When somebody dropped a quarter on the floor of the tramcar.She was one of the fifteen women who sprang for tt!\u201d \u2014_\u2014 His Order the speech the tatlor would cry \u201cOrder!\u201d Ail around wete pusgled to Know the reason, and at last the epealer epoke out and said: \u201cWhat kind of order do you want?\u201d \"An order for a decent suit of clothes,\u201d was the tatior\u2019s reply.EE A theatre his body to be inhumed in consecrated | ground.Therefore the king sent for the archbishop and expostulated with ur scruples; let his grave de dug Twelve feet; that ie four fest below esp consecrated ground.\u2019 STRATHCONA ©THE WEALTHY This fs Estimate of Veteran Seots.man\u2019s Portune \u2014 Six Men Who Could Pay Off Pritain\u2019s - National Debt.(Publishers Press News Service) London.\u2014 In an article in tae Strand Megutine by George Morrow he deals with the six richest men in the world.They are ail elderly and include Rockefeller, Morgan, Astor, Strathcona, Carnegie and Rothach#id.Morrow says the Canadian patriarch is credited with the snug fortune of LORD STRATHCONA half a billion dollars.The six men cduld heap together one thousand millions of pounds.They could pay off the whole national debt of Britain, and could, if they chose, put a million men in the fleld and wage war for ten years.They could summon the whole population of Britain and pay them twenty pounds apiece.The six could buy all the raliways in England and buy all Scotland.Millions upon mil- llons of Lord Strathcona's holdings are in Canada STANDARD'S VICE PRESIDENT 4 A 77 a es) WILLIAM B.BEXIS New York.\u2014 The election of Mr.Wiliam E.Bemis as vice president and director of the Standard O11 Co.of New York has brought into greater prominence a career which has been remarkable in the annals of the oll world.Mr.Bemis was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1864, and completed his academic education there, entering the service of the Standard Oil Co.in 1882.He organised the statistical department of the company and became interested in foreign trade relations.In 1893 Mr.Bemis married Miss Frances Ford in Cleveland, and now 1esides in Larchmont, New York.lle Is an enthusiastic sportsman and sesses a unique collection of trophies gathered from all parts of the world.CANARY IN CAGE HELPS SAVE MINERS, Canaries In cages were used very successfully in the rescue work at the Cross Mountain mime at Brice- ville, Tenn.The picture shows one 5 of the rescuers with oxygen equipment and a canary.Poisonous gas quickly kills the bird.Miners without helmets are not permitted to enter Chambers where the canary caanot ve.CANADIAN MISSIONS AIDED London.\u2014 Two thousand pounds sterling are being sent from the Arch- Uebop's fund for missionary onary work i E | fy H [ £ | i fs ¢ Ë \u2018 cé ite dt g Ë R Ee TH 1 Ë Lilet ely Epo g ecddc bik ii i Fipéso PR gf tl oi Ë R ; i i fi I i I! F i i 9 Bf H i Ë f FE eu ih HT | g i gE i 8 H fi ERO, nil + #2: 4 #28 STUHR sifofisais LF 8 i i Ë § | $3 i ; $ ë g | o) : | Waye ground baits the spot with a mixture of cheese and tinned salmon known es \u201cbarley.\u201d most sporting of British sea fieh is the Duss, 8 fine, silvery fellow of the perch tribe, which is found all STORY OF A CLOCK By H.Thomas It often falls to the lot of those \u201cwho go down to the sea ln ships\u2019 to pick up some ourdosity interesting, and cometimes tragic tory surrounding it To bim by the owner of the Waterwitch, and the very words, a¢ expressed to bim in his g le HA srérisicie FH Aires iE ig lie 8 i & ® i sizes wore littered about; chests containing treasures representative of the lavish weaith of the East were reck- lessiy emashed.A Decided Novelty The problem of pass-out checks was successfully solved, at prectically no \\ \u201cMA-DRU-CO DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Prowd of Great Vaies to Me\u201d can only come to an honest according to an exce compounded ally good formula, gre- dients, by expert chemists.If you are troubled your stomach sak our Druggist about Na-Dru-Co Byeperaia ablets, compounded by the Drug and Chemical Co, of Limited, and sold the Dominion at soc.a box.Dyspepsia Tablets is such a success as , 142 BUSINESS CHANCE Carriage shop, three sets buildings, 13; acres land, abundant nover failing fering craie A money-making proposition.Inves .Dub PAUL NORMANDIN, Barby, Vt.Water Works, Water Power, Patent Solicitor, Surveying, Bell phone 349, People\u2019s phone.wWooD.FOR BALE~A few cords of stove wood and block wood.A.L.HOLMES, 8 Rock Island.Do you want to buy An Easy Washer or Wringer A Gray Motor, Marine or Stationary, Buy or rent an Easy Vacuum Cleaner ?Talk or write to C.W.STEVENS, Rock Island - or - Derby Line.Easy Washers on sale at R.J.Hunt's, Daly Grocery E.J.Tinker& 8on\u2019's, Beebe, and Arthur Davis\u2019, Griffin.\u201cCHAMPION\u201d The noted general purpose Stallion of the townebip of Stanstead; weight 1300 lbs., stands 16 hands 2 in.bigh, color dark bay; sired by Captain Junior, he by Captain, a French coach; dam a full blood Morgan mare formerly owned by Mr.A.B.Corlie of Stanstead, Que.* This stallion has good confirmation, strong made, flat bony legs; stylish nice actor; an extra good roadster.There are several of his colts in the vicinity of Stanstead for which offers of 8176 and 8200, have been refused.He nicks nicely with the common rap of mares and his colts are large and of - uniform size, the kind that always sell .for Tices.He is not a trotting bred Stalllon, but one of \u2018the kind that the farmer should use, and his colts have only to be seen to be appreciated.TERME\u2014$8 00 to warrant; all mares at owner\u2019s risk; it disposed of before foaling will be considered in foal.Will answer calls by mail within a reasonable distance.Good pasturage for mares from a distance.HUGH T.ELDER, Beebe, Que.FOR SALE.Frouoh Canadian Stallion, \u201cYoung Brillisnt'\u2019 weight 1be.Apply to ne 160 PU RÉDIKER, site .Georgeville, Que, FOR SALE OR TO RENT \u201cLake Hall,\u201d one of the largest boarding houses or hotels on the lake.Good fre for wishiog to seil.R.KEYES, Georgeville, Que.WANTED Women of good character for general house: woth in private family, muss be cook and ; Pp y good Reply with references.Wages, \u2018r week.~~ Ma TE EWE Tou vie BEANS TO LOSE 1 oo pind ae telling direct 30 the tap [>] out Serpe.e 3 Under.- THE INDIAN SINGULAR ONNCIDENCRS Dr.Morse*s Ww._ LL wood the Dem.leader in the By Alec Jones The \u201cDelhi\u201d is Wrecked Just Whon .STOCK and BOND Do Spomara tu wets S| ew cay o| PoE, toe Har as pau [Indian Root Pills F.B.McCurdy & Co., srookens ing group of insurgent be.) thet of 50,600 and tete- | Other Amasiug |.sed which eo often Underwood yiakde mors la to pr Sons communiostion vith that ey, \u2018Combinations.prie avery tor medicine Members of Montreal Stock Exchange See reuilential pocaibitity than 18 and obeervs asoctly Aa their fore- Another of (he remarkable cotn- Not only are, they elective in ol Local Office in Drug Store Building, Rock Island generally known.In order t0 give him fathers the ancient habits and ows- Cidences of history bas taken place in > : a chance to be understood by the |toms of their tribe.the concurrence of the holding of the gly fo braking up o Cold or LA mont 5 Private Wires (via.Sherbrooke 30 Nay Took Montre) public & Net of guestions were eub- Teo years ago thers vas « great Durbar in Indie et Dolbi mmukane puritying - Inthesame St Jok Tore , peg, Halifax, Sydney, Char t0 him Herewsth follow the festival at which seven of the ously wih the wreck of the P.ad way they relieve or cure Biliousness, .don, M.5.question and the answer which chief's related the etories of their O.liner Deibi near Tangier, on th 1 Sick Headaches, Rheum- Ff.B.MoCurd Cc Geo.A Mr.Underwood wrote to them:\u2014 exploits, which the painter of tbe Coast of Morocco, @t which the Prin- atism and other common ailments.8.MoCurdy & Co.eo.À.Fox, Local Manage Q\u2014Do you believe in the Initiative, tribe preserved at the office of the cess Royal and ber husband, the Duke In the fullest sense of the words Dr.BELL AND PEOPLE'S \u2018PHONES .Referendum and Reocell, including the agent of the Barcee reserve of Fife, had such a narrow escape Moree's Indian Root Pills are « recall of judges?While die history of the Dalelaces drawning.At the moment the \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 ly nowepioes, the Delhi became # wreck the ower Dain A WOusehold Remedy zo much dia.Laborers Wanted.- SHOP AND WATER POWER FOR SALE received cars of Flour in Bags and Barrels.Brands: 5 ROSES, ROYAL HOUSEHOLD, QUAKER, THE CELEBRATED \u2018\u2018BUDA\u2019\u2019 PASTRY FLOUR.We buy our Sugar in car lots, a car of \u201cSt.Lawrence\u2019 justin BARRELS AND 100 LB.BAGS We are sole agents for Chase and Sanborn\u2019s Standard Java Coffee, and we are still selling our Good Quality Java at 28c.Ib.it is a good one.Be Ii LEH : } | il i fi gid fei fi | | | | : AMERICAN PACKERS LOSE BRITISH CONTRACTS Decision Will Hit Meat Barons and Argentine Will Bénefit.London.\u2014 The British government has decided to exclude the American ment packers against whom prosecutions here been inetituted In United States from tendering for contracts for the supply of meat to tbe British army and navy, pending the settlement of suits.The decision of the government is due to the opposition of labor and advanced radical members of parkament to the Ameri- trusts.e contracts given out by the wae beet Ë HE ile le df {31 gd il 3 i r B% i ¥ Ï 3 2 B | | | 3 Ë g g information \"What's N We have vacated our wood shop in the Foundry Hill ing to o our government.It is the negation Taos ve Indian ad \u2014tr Ia a NameP | Stanstead Granite Quarries Co.que new wood shop near our canadian factory, and \u20ac old shop ia tor wholly reactionary if not progressive.Ethel Heydon, in a magazine Shakespeare hes reminded us thet BEEBE.sale.It is 40x50, 215 stories and a basement, with a frontage of about I beiteve, , that the Initiative, relies on stories and à weil there are move things tn heaven and I12 feet, and it runs to the Southside of the canal.There is 12 feet Ret ow phy id not be tanned sewer coversd with earth than are dreamt of ir our phido- head and 36 horse payer, and this property oarrys its prorata pro- Pass in the national platiorm, but charactore paintod oradely a COpLy, end & may be thet the name ENGINE BARGAINS.portion, of tho ctual improvement.Ite location and water power that es a local matter it should be sort of ink made of the juloes of Gn Sm, oly, = oo at \u2014 Olds Gasaline Engine, 86 p.almost new, ing it is low, taking into cons sation the present activity of the iE a ess records wre Dot haphazard, thelr futwre caveers.On the dey 18h pin good repairs, and boller, 81, .Am realty market in our villages.> wer apd wi offer \u2018 but they are not eogether veguies.LOM Seltsbary dled Tossel called lies together or soparaiely 10 à bargain BUTTERFIELD & CO.men of the tribe are growing old an Wiesing et Lloyd's.The Cear's son, | Beebé Junction, Que.assembly is arranged where a famous the Czsarewitch, wes bom étés ¥¥92D\"Z4\u2014m\u2014\u2014m\u2014 Indian interpreter and painter meets forty-eight hours of the time when the aged men.One by one the old the Russian battleship the Canrewttch men stand fosth before the people bad her disastrous battle with Ad- \u2014 and recount the stories of their lives.Riral Togo's flest off Japan, end she -VHELOS AVENYE- They doll éfrtiking tales of the Vas the Oniy battieship besrily en- \u2019 \u2014 batties io which they have fought, eeged Ou the very day that the 1 85] 300 of the scalps they have taken end the Pecent Queen of Spain wes married : horses they have stolen.These three \u2014 King Eiwerdt niece \u2014 © féty be- > achievements are regarded as the longing to King Bdwerd, bearing the three most boooreble and various Ame name, Viotorla, woo him bis exploits of the great men.Compared fitet vace of the year.with theas the white man's alection TE dexth of fhe King's eunt, the © Pasisment, bis appointment to Princess Alice, héppened within u few affice and his great commercial Weeks of the dreadful accident to the vre as nothing vessel Princess Alice in the Thame.Sometimes (heir meetings last sev It may be argued that multitude of oral Cage.The old men ere en Wl-known people have died or been thusiastic tn thetr descriptions of tye DFonght nto peominence by acme gone days; they recite rapidly end ses ogourvends without anything | gesticulate much.The membess of efPening to thetr nemespkes, dut, | the tribe, sitting about them, Maten ON (be other band, the same oon- eagerly, storing (he details to de told C0ences may bave happened without Ï over and over again to thelr sons end Sheir being pudlicly mown.And tt \u2014 | ake sons woe août chez are tribal mE be seid gmt pure cence ex: THE BALL SUBDIVISION ted the painter ti ro rons faritiss \u2014 the potice-courts give ue This beautiful property Is now ready forsale.It has | with his etest hide spread baïore SUMeIOUS instances Bot whet of the heen carefully plot and over 200 Maple and Spruce him end paints with bis dyes rude ttes Were Ce elmTarity le twofold trees planted.Phelps Avenue has been graded to the plotures to Hiustrate the incidents.or Cinnefoid?property on its Canadian side, and Casweil Avenue has A circle represents à berricade or en graded and graveled to the property on ite Ver- encampment; awkwardly drawn pio- Fact Dents Fiction.mont side.The two Avenues are connected by a new * » for the Jost people remember the Hickman.| Street, named Ball Street, running North and South.19 16 parcs < ne a etand horees case.A lady doctor called The location of this property is about ideal for residen- « colon galloping horse with Rs éiseppontied dight tial purposes, being very accessable from either of the work pee back vents vd Tears eu from & bospitel, and wes\u2019 Villages, and it has lots\u2019 located om either side of the med fore flight across rame may found poisoned tm @ Wood some days! Boundary Line, and two, numbers 11 and 12 are bisected purenine enemies ; 3 508 .Toe T td: at by the line.The price is very reasonable for this kind of , , agaînet zoean Sooty ato To drones Le cure Sound ty bad ro iy it will doubtless sell readily because of __728 ZE\" | I~ so figures afe very crude, the vanished tn à very similar wey end \u2019 -C WELL AVENUE ~ Xo ere times à arrears waa omer over agen, Tus mare HENRY T.BALL, Proprietor, Rock Island = = Loos prirent pr But some Boe en Hickman! The tot one be orn of th a, J.Lh ingeautey oeroiaed In Ge pouing wonder te voperatitious sleo fn 3 offias of Charles B.Bonnobt, Derby Line Vermont ood tunis to to the thrilling tales which in tems Or name wid de ên some way foroed SPECIAL RESTRICTIONS short begome rT eu o potion racecourse Des list.It the municipality wish to increase the!width of the streets, which are now 35 feet, 10 feet is reserved in the piish es Head, oe le Sroat She?of od se vertous sous