The Sherbrooke examiner, 22 juin 1903, lundi 22 juin 1903

The Sherbrooke Examiner SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION.VOL.VI.NO.New Series SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, JUNE 22 1903 PRICE ONE CENT Steel Enameled and SteeiCased ZuSZm'.^CS AK v We are corapelled to order these tub'* now in such latge quantities that we sometimes wonder where they all to.At the prices we are quoting no one should be without an up to date Bath room.Prices quoted on application.ass Enamelled % Steel Preserve Kettles From 30c to $2 00 .-L- Queen Mangles SCALES FOR Just the machine yen need for the hot weather This man- ah is particular! j/ adapted to use of .families.hotels, small laundries, etc.\ To weisrh up to 5 lbs and up to 10 lbs PINTS QUARTS.è GALLONS r wholesale prices to dealers.Canadian, Peerless, Leader, Re acting Round, Re acting Square, WTingers, Wash Tubs, Tables, Wash Boards, Wlolesale prices to Dealers.5 i o Ironing Etc.J.S.MITCHELL & CO.STAR (Clothing Hall Man Is out for the most of his money— and that’s one^reason why Star Clothing Hall CLOTHING Is being so generally worn.View it from the standpoints of fit, style and quality, it’s the best value in ready-to-we ir Clothing to be obtained in the Eastern Townships.We give you the privilege of returning anything you buy here and getting your money back, if, after a careful examination of the goods at home, you believe that you could have done better elsewhere.I bett Lve sell everything that ^ Men and Boys Wear STAR CLOTHING HALL, J.R0SEN8L00M & CO., 97 & 99 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 vrnmmmm+wmmmmmmm simym&kwi OFANCYO SUMMER MUSLINS and wa»hahto good* for Shirtwaists and dr***®- We have a large line 01 Ladles’ Shirtwaists and Wrapper* tall the newest pattern*).Ready-to-wear Hat*.Fancy Hosiery, Applique Lace In white and cream.Al*o a full line of fine and well made -nsis mmtr SO p.c.Saved by coming here.Everything cheap and .strictly up-to-date.Call and see us.W.T.OUGHTRED.MARBLETON.GIBSON-WYMAN.‘Fairview,** the home of Mrs.S.W.Wym tp.Waterville, was the me of a very uretty wedding on 3 evening of the 10th inst., when Miss Edythe Wyman, youngest daughter of the late G.W.Wyman, E-q., was married to Mr.B Gibson, ol Malden, Mass.The bride who was very charmingly attired in a gown of white silk organdie was given away by her brother-in-law, Mr.O.Swanson.The bridesmaid was Miss Wyman and the bridegroom was attended by his brother.The Rev.G.H.Craik, B.A., was the officiating clergyman.The bride received many handsome presents.After the ceremony upper was served Mr.ami Mrs.Gibson left for their new home in Malden, Mass., amidst the good wishes and congratulations of a large circle of friends.The Druggists Are Agreed That the most reliable Corn and Wart remover is Putnam’s Pain less Corn and Wart Extractor, which has been used with universal satisfaction for more than thirty years.We recommend “Putnam’s” WATERVILLE, The ladies of St.Jonn’s Guild are giving an Ice Cream Social in the town hall on Monday evening, June 22, in aid of the Waterville Brass Band.In view of the popularity of the Band, there will noubt-less be a large attendance.Among those who attended the Convocation of Bishop’s College were:—The Rev.R C.Tambs, Mrs.and Miss Tambs, Miss M Paulson, Mr.R.I.Brun, the Rev.Harold and Mrs.Morse, Mr.Rub lee, Miss Moy, and the Misses Mc-Clung.The following were guests at the Anglicau parsonage last week : Miss Marie Paulson of Christiania, cousin of the Rev.and Mrs.Tambs, the Rev.and Mrs.Harold Morse of Morgan Park, Chicago, and Mrs.L K.Drew and Mrs.W.Peters of Magog Among those who attended the closing exercises of King’s Hall Compton, were the Rev.and Miss Tambs and Miss Paulson.GOLDEN RULE LODGE.Programme of Centennial Celebration at Stan-stead.The following programme has been issued by Golden Rule Lodge, Stanstead, in coonectiou with the celebration of tneir 100th auniver-sary : — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th.0.30 a m.—Lodge will open for the purpose of receiving their guests, including Grand Lodge Officers, Palestine Comtuandery, of St Johnsbury, Malta Comman dery of Newport and Sussex Pre-ceptory of Sherbrooke.F0 a m.-Street Parade of all Masons.Route from Stanstead lain through Reck Nland to Derby' Line and return.(Drivers are respectfully requeateb to keep teams otf the street along the line of march until the procession has passed ) 1 30 pm.—Selections by the different bands at Stanstead and Derby Line.2.30 p tn.—Public meeting at Rink Opera House.Speeches byr the Grand Masters of Quebec, Ontario and Vermont and other distinguished Masons: Instrumental Music by Band and Songs by Mr.Eugene Cowles of New York and Miss Sybil Shields of Boston, 7 p.m.—Band Concert in front of Golden Rule Lodge Room by the Lyudonville Cornet Hand and tin* 53rdJ Regimental Band of Sherbrooke, at Derby Line by the St.Johnsbury Hand, and at Rock Island by Royal Scots Pipers.8.30 p.m,—Raceptiou at Rink Opera House.Speeches by the Grand Master of Quebec, British Vice-Consul of Portland and others.Mr.Cowles and Miss Shields will also render a few selections of choice vocal music.9.30 p.m.—Dancing.THURSDAY, JUNE 25th.12 20 v ra.—Train leaves Stanstead for Newport and Owl’s Head returning by evening train.Fare 80 cents.All friends are cordially invited to accompany the Lodge on this trip.As there will be no means of obtaining refreshments 021 the steamer those desiring the same should provide themselves accordingly.A special train will leave Stan stead for Newport at close of re ception.Visiting brethren who are unable to secure sleeping accommodations here, but who desire to take the lake trip, June 25th, can spend the night in Newport, which is the point of em barkation.BROOKBURY.TOTAL ABSTAINERS THE DEATH LOSS The Manulatturers Uie Insurance Company in 1902 in the General Section was $5 60 per $1,000 of in-surance in force ; in the Temperance Section it was $3 60 per $1000 of insurance in force.This shows a saving of over 50% in death losses in the temperance section and m ans to the total abstainer LOW RATES AND LARGE DIVIDENDS.See our Abstainers’ Guaranteed Investment Policy.agents wanted C.O.PALMER, District Manager 120 Wellington Street — Sherbrooke, Que.A quiet wedding took place at the Methodist Church, Robinson, the lOth inst.The contracting parties being Mrs.Willis Coates of this place, and Miss Persis Gilbert of East Dudswell.The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev.Mr.Mick.Miss Ada Tite acting as bridesmaid, and Mr.Sam.Coates, brother of the groom as best man.A great many from this place attended the bazaar and concert in aid of the R.C.Church at Robinson the 13th inst.All report a good time.A picnic will be held the 24th June, in Mr.Davis’ sugar place, known a* the James Ward sugar place.A good time is expected.All are cordially invited.Miss C.Pehemann passed through here the 19th inst., en route for Springfield, Mass., and from there to the sea side near Boston, to spend a few weeks.Elder Chas.McClure, from West Derby.Vt., preached in the A.C.Church last Sunday.Mr.Guy Hopkins and wife, of Nashua, N.H., made a Hying visit to friends in Brookbury last week, «Mrs.A.W.Tite, who broke her wrist a few weeks ago, is getting along as well as can be expected Miss Mattie Batley, who has been out of health for some time, is coming to Sherbrooke to con suit a physician.B|Mrs.RoOert, of N.H., who is ere visiting, has been quite sick but at present is convalesent.Miss Elsie Batley has gone to Sawyerville to learn dressmaking with Miss L.Turner.Ernest Fish is working at Robin son for Mr.B.McCanna.Cook’s Cotton Root Compound.Ladles* Favorite, Is the only safe, reliable regulator on which woman can depend “in the hour and time of need.'* Prepared In two degrees of Strength.No.1 and No.2.No.1.-—For ordinary ca*e« is Rich and Poor Alike use Painkiller.Taken internally for cramps, colics and diarrhoea.Applied externally cures sprains, swollen muscles, etc.Avoid substitutes.There is but one Pain- killer, Perry Davis.’ KINGSBURY.A deep gloom has been cast over the Presbyterian congregation of Kingsbury and Flodden and a large circle of other friends by the death of our beloved pastor, Rev.James Sutherland, which took place Sabbath morning, the 16th, inst.Mr.Sutherland was ill with pneumonia for five weeks, and tor some time hopes were entertained of his recovery, but although every thing was done that loving hands could do he gradually grew worse.For about two weeks he seemed to be much the same and although very weak for a long time the end came quite suddenly.Although Mr.Sutherland had been with us a short time, only about 2h years, the members of his congregations were very much attached to him, and he had made a host of other friends.His work in the church was very successful, many becoming mem bers under his pastorate.A funeral service was held in the Presbyterian church here on Monday afternoon, the 15th inst.There were five ministers present.The sermon was preached by Rev.Dr.Kellock of Richmond, in which he spoke of Mr.Sutherland “being no hireling but a winner of souls.’ All that could be accomodated came into the church buta uum ber had to remain outside.On Monday morning at eight o’clock after a chapter being read a prayer being offered by Dr.Kel lock, the funeral procession started for Richmond station, and from there by train to Inverness, his former charge.His widow, two sons and a daughter, also elders from both congregations and some others, accompanied the remains to Inverness.A service was held in the Pres byterian church there, after which they proceeded to the cemetery for interment We all feel that the loss is ours, the gain is his.The family have the sincere sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavement.COMPTON.The closing ol King » Hall took place on June Ifiui, being witueae-eu by a Urge and appreciative audience, ^mueof whom had come q iite a distance.The dialogues in Latin, German and French were especially fine, as well as the*other interesting features of the pro gramme and all went home feeling that the teachers and pupils of King's Hall deserved great praise.A very pretty wedding took place in Compton Tuesday afternoon, June 9th, in St.James church, when Miss Florence Wind •r, daughter of the late Captain Winder, was married to Mr.Oswald Smith, of Trinity College.Toronto.The bride looked very pretty dressed in a tailor made gown of blue cloth with white hat, and carried a bouquet of white roses.The bridesmaid, Miss Ida Me Far lane of Montreal, wore a white costume and black picture hat aud carried pink roses.Misses Hs/eland Isabella Smith of Ingle side, were flower girla They wore white muslin and large white hats and carried bouquets of flowers.The bride was given away by her brother, Mr.J.B.Winder, and the groom was supported by Mr.Dudsworth of Trinity College.The Rev.G.U.Parker performed the ceremony and the «urpliced choir sang the hymn “Thine for ever,” and the “Dens Misereatur.” The ushers were Mr.E.C.Parker and A.A.Mercier.The church was beautifully decorated with a profusion of potted plants, cut Howers and ferns, and many (lowers were thrown in the path of the bride, as she left the church-and in the carriage in which she drove away.Mr.and Mrs.Smith left on the afternoon train for for Montreal, and will shortly sail for England where tin y will spend their honey|inoon.Mrs Smith was the recipient of a large number of presents from her many friends.Mrs S.J.Craig and daughter Marion, Miss Kirkpatrick and Miss Craig have gone to Scotstown, to attend the annual W.C.T.U.con vention.Rev.J.Sellar, has returned home from the Ministerial Con ference, which was held at Kingston.Quite a number of Compton people attended the opening of Mr.Moulton’s new music store in Coaticook.Mrs.C.King of Leeds Village is visiting her sister, Mrs.Dr.Hume.The Ladies’ Aid met this we k, at the home of Mrs.Todd.The members of the Reading Circle, in connection with the Bp worth League, have puncd their examination succesfully.A True Brain Food Must replace the feeling of lassitude and mental tiredness by clearness and strength of mind.Not that it goes directly to the brain, that were foolish.The true brain food must be carried by rich, red blood.If mental fatigue worries and alarms you, look not to the brain, but the stomach and assimilative organs.No remedy yet discovered, possesses the marvellous brain strengthening power that Ferrozone has demonstrated in thousands of cases.Ferrozone does not stimulate the brain into a fitful glow, but by improving digestion, strengthening the ner vous system, stimulating assimila tion, giving new strength to the heart, it sends a stream of red vitalizing blood to the brain.Thus it is a true brain food Ferrozone is sold by all reliable druggists.Of the slugs, or lung-breathin snails with too small or internal shells or none at all, about 1,000 species and 500 varirties have been described.Most of these have been brought together by Walter E Oollinge, an English collector, who shows specimens ranging in size from that of a grain of wheat to a length of several inches, and in Coloring from dull, repulsive tints to the gorgeous hues of the butterfly, Aliasings lay eggs, the numbeis varying from ten to a hundred or more, and the sizes f om that of a pin-point to that of a sparrow’s egg, A beautiful and very rare South African species is a veritable tiger among its kind, preying savagely on otherlslugs and on instets, and several other species are carnivorous and friends of gardeners.No.I and No.2 are sold drug store**.- , ^ w , Hon.J.I.Tarte, ex minister of «ne&inekno™ ! P“£lic Work*, has been Riven the , title of Master of the Opposition.He now dictates the policy of the Conservative party, and is meekly followed by the Opposition.Mr.L.(4.David, of Montreal, has been called to the Senate.\ The Po«*t-Office Department will issue new postage stamps on Dominion Day.2—For sporlnl caa***—10 degrees Stronger—three dollars per box.Lndies—ask your drusrirlst for Cook n Cotton Hoot C'omponnd.Take no other a?all pills, mixtures and Imitations are dangerous.No.1 and No.2 are sold and rernmmonded by all druggists in the Dominion of Can&dm.Mailed to any address on receipt ofprice and four 2-cent postage Stamps.The Cook Company, Windsor, Ont* WEAVER’S SYRUP is a reliable preparation for Purifying the Blood and thus cures permanently Boils Erysipelas Scrofula Eczema which arise from it’s derangement.Davis A Lawrence Co., Ltd.v MoSTatAL.Proprietors, New York.Franco American Soups t* complete assortment just arrived.PRINTANIER TOMATO BEEF MITTON BROTH CHICKEN JULIENNE MULLIGATAWNY' MOCK TURTLE OX TAIL PEA CONSOMME FRENCH BOUILLON CHICKEN GUNBO VEGETABLE - AND - SOUPS FOB INVALIDS INVALIDS BEEF TEA CHICKEN BROTH SoVerigp Ijinje Juice » good Canadian article, pint bottles, 30c each -try it.ROBERT JOHNSTON.FAMILY GROCER.IF YOU WANT a Good [awn Mower MM X Just send in your order Pftel» $2.75 lip Lawn Rakes, lawn Sprayers, Robber Hose, etc.KERR & F0SS OPPOSITE THEATRE.Special gathering and special pricing will make next week, Ready-to wear Week of our mid summer sale a record breaker in value giving.jjEE gifL As before, mid summer sale prices will make all lines in the store attractive, but special effort will make prices 37 on ready to-wear goods stand to the front J ust before you leave for the country and seashore -4(9 We will give you these special opportunities in goods you most need.in all 8herbrooke Dress Skirts You should know by now the goodness of our Skirts.Best materials, well and stylishly put together.Black Lustre Skirts at $178, 2.25 and 3.35, very serviceable and stylish.Homespun Skirts at $i 88, 2 oo.2 85 and 3 00 ^ .New Blouses.5$ «g We have just received a particularly dainty lot of White Blouses in Lawn Dimity and Swiss Muslin at 75c, $100, 1.25, 1 50, 1.90, 2.00 and 2 25, % T.BELANGER, * ^/jjr 145 Wellington Street.BOUCHER & LACROIX are showing some very fetching styles in ' « 14 How sweetly pretty ! ” “ He looks like a picture ! ” “ What a charming effect ! ” That’s the kind of thing we hear from our Lady customers^ when we show them those Kilted Suits.Your bonny boy will be bonnier still in a Kilted Suit.BOUCHER & LACROIX, 163 Wellington Street.V - ¦% H*- k-.: I * 2 THE 8HERBKOOKE EXAMINER, JUNE 22 1903» Which Aperient To Take.Especially when the stomach rejects other aperients, ami when administering to women and children the delicate strenght, Our SeidliU Powders are most acceptable.They are made fresh, and none that are below strength are ever sold.These powders are tasteless and are therefore easily given to children, and are acceptable to people whom salts disagree with.2 for 5c—25c a box.GRIFFITH.The Druggist, Strathcona Drug Hall 61 Wellington ®t./ SOUTH DUDSV/tLL.OUR METALLIC CEILINGS >"WALLS Ar« bots artistic anti serviceable.Popularly used by practical people eveTwne*e.ui tri il» i&i vit rri cn *is ti« i\ Easilv applied—most moderate in qcs —fire-proof, sanitary and wonderfully durable—with countless design* to select from.Wr.tc us for booklet telling all about them.METALLIC ROOFING CO ., Limited Wholesale Mfra.TORONTO, CANADA.^AGENTS FOR .Eastern Townships.finished in specially fine designs of veneer, such as African Mahogany, Circassian and figured Walnut and Oak.These instruments are from the leading manufacturers in Canada, viz., Gerhard Heintzman, Toronto ; Palmer, Beil, Thomas and Doherty.All intending purchasers are invited to inspect and get prices on these instruments.St.- Sherbrooke.Mins Inez Rowe wasattendingthe W.C.T.L.Convention which wan being held at Scotstown the past week.Mrs.J.Williams, of Sawyerville, is stopping with her sister, Mrs.A.V.Orr, for a while.Mr.and Mrs Banker were visiting at Mr.T.Harrison s recently.Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Cunningham, of Sawyerville, were visiting friends in town the first of the week.Miss Ona Cunningham has returned home from Lennox ville.At the last business meeting of Silver Star Council the following officers were elected for the ensuing term : S.C., H.Harrison ; P.C., A.L.Hall ; V.C., Mrs.A.L.Hall ; ( h ip'ain, C.W.Andrews ; record ing secretary, Inez Rowe; financial secretary, E.F.Orr ; treasurer, M.Cunningham ; organist, Mrs.C.W.Andrews; herald, Lewis Orr; guard, James Mackey ; sentinel, Harold Binch, RESTORE YOUR NERVES.EATON CORNER.Tuesday last week the fire destroyed SO cords of pulpwood in the M.C.R.yard.Mrs.Palmer, of Robinson, Bury, was recently visiting friends of this place.Miss Nellie Bain, of Sherbrooke, was visiting her father last week.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Johnson spent Sunday in Island Brook.Mrs.Leet entertained the Guild of St.Andrew s Chapel Tuesday afternoon.It is very dry here and crops of all kinds are suffering for the want of rain Hay cannot by no possible means be more than half a crop.Why Catarrh Is Fatal.Get Nourishment Into the Blood and Enjoy the Blessings of Health.How can it bedone ?By using Ferrozone, the King of all tonics.It quickly builds up run-down people, because,— It contains much more nourishment than you can get in any other way.This results in more blood being formed— the pure red kind.Everything you eat is digested and assimilated.This makes muscle, tissue and nerves.New force is given to worn out nerves.Strength ?Ferrozone will make you strong, and keep you strong, too.Ferrozone assists the stomach, and energizes the entire human organism.It corrects improper action of the kidneys, liver and bladder thus destroying and elimi nating all disease producing poi sons.Ferrozone is a stimulating tonic that is good for both sexes and guaranteed to cure Anaemia, Blood Disorders, Bowel Troubles, Bad Complnxion, Dvspepsia, Head aches and Female Troubles.Being in tablet form, Ferrozone is convenient and easy to take.Let it assist you in finding better health, Price 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50, at all druggists, or by mail from The Ferrozone Company, Kingston, Ont.Ferrozone Assures Good Health.Because it pours a Hood of poisons into the circulation that saps strength and digestion so materi ally as to render the body incapable of resisting disease and consumption is the result.Catarrh is quickly cured by Catarrhozone, a fragrant germ destroying vapor that goes to the root of the disease.It soothes and heals the inflamed mucous surfaces, clears the head and throat, and positively never fails to perfectly cure Bronchitis, Asthma or Catarrh.Nothing is so good for diseases of the respiratory organs as Catarrh-ozone.Large outfit $1.00, small size 25c.Druggists or by mail from N.C.Poison trawberrie>.new varieties of Seed Po-tpes.etc.Pay weekly.Out lit free and exclu sive territory.Our stock is guaranteed, as special attention is paid to the growing of hardy stock, suitable to the province of Quebec.Over «no acres of Nursery Stock.It will pay you to represent a firm of our sL:o and reliability.PELHAM NURSERY CO.Toronto, Ont N.B—Special terms where applicant, can only devote part time to the work.P.N.Co.WANTED fpWO TABLE GIRLS and one Chamber X Girl.Apply at once to , , , IHE NEW SHERBROOKE.Sherbrooke, June Pith, 1903.t.f u?For Sale "28 W ?TKAM LAUNCH Bolivar.** y Cl \\ ater tube boiler.All complete, cushions, lamps, anchor.etc.In watt t.ready fop immediate delivery.Price $36 ».Apply M.L.WILLIAMS.Georgeville, Que.For Sale.roR SALE an aged.Driving Hor-e.sound, E good roadster.Also buggy, «nearly new) and harneës.Apply Sins.'16 REV.H.WALKER.Birch ton.Improved English Berkshires CTHOICE PIGS of good length and ouality y from March and April litters.Young boars at reasonable prices.Several first class Shorthorn Calves of both sexes.JOHN RACKY.Jr., Lennoxville.Que.Please mention the Examiner when writing.Livery and Feed Stable The Undei dgned begs to notify Ids old friends and the public generally that he has m ened a Livery and Feed Stable in the premise' formerly occupied by O.Boule.Factory Street, where he will keep first cla— teams to let at reasonable prices.A -hare of public patronage solicited.GEOROE BERWICK, May 22nd, 19*13.im.SHERBROOKE LOAN AND MORTGAGE COMPANY.INCORPORATED 1874.PAID UP CAPITAL $155.000.Mon»*y Received on Deposit and Highest Current Rate of Interest allowed on daily balances.Interest I- computed and added to principal half yearly, or paid to depositor as desired.Deposits are payable on demand without notice.and furnish a satisfactory and paying investment for individuals, lodges or estates.Office No.2 Strathcona Square.ONE DOLLAR invested now.may make you a fortune.W’rite at once for free in form alien.IHE WET1INKK DUNN COUP.32 Broadway.New York.N.Y.Representative wanted.2mMay 1 Ladies; A Brunelle, of the Village of Lennoxville, pays Particular Attention to your desires in BOOTSiSHOES Your baby, your boy or girl, your husband, not forgetting yourself ; in this store you will find the boots for the family, A.BRUNELLE (The Square), - Lennoxville -I C E izxMm ONLY COP I THE 8HERBEU* Kt HXAMl NUt JUNK 1V 3 Before the Flies Come GET ALL Y' UK Screen Doors and Windows on, yon can get them cheap at JOHN BROWN 107 KING STKEET Dress Muslins \lade tl?e .Acquaintance of 10 to 25c1 The liberty PRINTS GINGHAMS Chambravs Summer Kosiery And Underwear Ladies’ Sailor Hats V 20 tO 85c 1R! WIIS « WRiPPfRS.We think our prices are lower than most LENNOXVILLE 100 Per Cent Profit Guaranteed yearly."' You take no risk.Booklet of particulars free upon request.A.L WISNKK & CO., 32 Broadway, New York.N Y Representative wanted.2mMayl C.F.Olivier JUNE, 1903 It would be to your advantage to call on C.F.Olivier and look over his fine stock of Dry Goods before buying elsewhere.Just Received a fine lot of Lace Curtains from 25.35, SO, 75c%$i.oo np to $6.00 per pair.Our dollar curtains are 3 yds long New opaque Window Shades in all colors and prices Curtain Poles in cherry, oak, mahogany, white, etc., with pole ends to match.Curtain Nets in a great variety >f patterns and prices from 12^, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 50c Lace Panels from 25c each up to $ 1 ,co, all very fine and up to date.A fine assortment of bleached and unbleached sheeting, 7-4, 8 4 and 9 4, prices the very lowest Look at our beautiful assortment of White Quilts from the cheapest to the best.Wool Blankets cheaper than ever.Flannelette Blankets in white and grey, in 10 4 and 11-4, prices lower than ever Table Linens in bleached and unbleached, prices from 25c per yard to 1.25, all extra values Roller Towellings, all prices and quality.New stock of Men’s Shirtr in white and colored, stiff and soft bosom.Men’s new Braces just in.New Ties in 4-in-hand bows and flowing ends.JÀ.U styles of Collars al ways in stock.J I am agent for the New Idea ^pitterns, all sold for 10c—the best and cheapest patterns sold.C.F.Olivier Uo-119 Wellington St.How To Make TAKE ONE TAILOR (SHAW—of course) Select your Cloth SHAW has a varied and choice stock.Shaw will measure you with his eye, also his tape measure.And in a short time SHAW will turn you out of his shop a well dressed man.COLLEGE OF OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEIiEC.Provincial Medical Board.PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION Judy The examination for admission lo the of Medicine will heKin on Thursday, the 25th June next, at 9.00 o'clock a.m treal.at the rooms at in the city of Mon- LAVAL UNIVERSITY.Certiricatrs n: moral character and admission fee i») must be r< milted at least ten d *ys previously to one of the undersigned secretaries.Professional and Licence.The meeting of the Board will be held on Friday, the 3rd July next, at Trn o’clock a.m.at Montreal, in the room-of the Medical Faculty of Laval Uni-versify Candidate^ for examina‘ion« nr License must send their fee for the license