Sherbrooke daily record, 10 juillet 1911, lundi 10 juillet 1911

[" À- 1/ Sherbrooke Daily Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE, MONDAY, JULY 10,\t1911.ONE CENT SMALLPOX \u2022 AT MTFORD.Five Gases Discovered on '.and One To-Day.DISEASE WAD POUND OUT WHEN RAID_P.OI{ ILLICIT SALE OP LIQUOR WAS MADE.\u2019ihetford Mine.s, July 10.-(Spec- its position, we will get t0 hate it ial>\u2014On Saturday last five cases of as much as we lüve these priests,\u201d E il SI.JMS.Situation Arose Over Threatened Removal of Ste.Marie de Mon-noir ^College.JUDGE MONET S1POKE FOR PEOPLE AND CANON ROY FOR ARCHBISHOP.St.Johns, Que.July HI.\u2014\u201cIf the Archbishopric o! Montreal persists in, smallpox were discovered ()n King Street, two different houses, three being in one and twu in pnother house.The fact that smallpox was prevalent in the houses was brought about by an accident.It seems that a complaint had been made that liquor was being sold without \u201e license in one of these places, and it was while a raid was in progress that the disease Was discovered.Mayor Lacerte immediately ordered the houses to be quarantined, and every possible effort made to keep the inmates from mixing with others.In spite of these precautions, however, it is said that the affected children have been playing with others in the neighborhood.ANOTHER CASE DISCOVERED.Another case of smallpox was discovered this forenoon and the families were placed under «quarantine.The authorities are taking every precaution to keep the disease from spreading and also to stamp the same out.mm AlOJflECIli.Citizens of Dublin Give Ample Evidence of This to King George.KING'S MOVEMENTS WATCHED EVERYWHERE BY ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD.Dublin, July 10.\u2014The citizens of Dublin continue to give ample evidence of their affection and loyalty to King George.The King\u2019s movements are watched everywhere by enthusiastic crowds.Yesterday their Majesties attended service in St.Patrick\u2019s Cathedral, where they were received by the Most Rev.Jos.Ferguson Peacock, Lord Archbishop of Dublin.The Right Rev.John Baptist Crozier, Bishop of Down, preached the sermon.In the afternoon the Royal party motored to Maynooth College, fifteen miles from Dublin, where they were received by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Earl of Aberdeen, Mrs.Birrell, wife of the Chief Secretary for Ireland, Cardinal Logue, Archbishop of Armagh, Roman Catholic Primate of All Ireland, and the Most Rev.William J.Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin.Their Majesties inspected the college with the greatest interest.They .signed the visitors\u2019 book and took tea.Afterwards they visited the Royal Hospital and other institutions.Such were the words spoken by Judge Monet yesterday afternoon in; defence of the St.Marie de Monnoir priests at a gathering of citizens at the Parsonage.The remarks was applauded, whereupon Canon Roy.who was here to explain the position and intentions of the Episcopate on the matter, retorted that when such words were met with applause there remained nothing for him to do btt to withdraw.\u201cLet us not mince matters\u201d rejoined Judge Monet, who spoke in behalf of the citizens of St.Johns and tha college priests, \u201dwe are in the parsonage; it was built with the citizens\u2019 money, and I am to-day acting as their mouthpiece.We are therefore at home here, and you will have to listen to us.\u201d And Canon Roy remained.The gathering was the outcome of two official communications read from the pulpit at high mass yesterday morning,, by Canon Roy, in which it was made plain that Archbishop Bruchési could not tolerate any longer in his diocese the religious community in «question, and also signify-ing the intention of the archMsh0p tn supplant this college Ibfc a regular in-' stitution, giving a combined classi-| cal and commercial course.The an nouncement was met with dissatis-1 faction by those who are in sym-I pathy with the so-called irregular order in charge 0f the college of St.Marie de Mannolr.As Canon Roy , declared he Wats willing to hear anyone having an opinion to .express on, the matter a meeting was called at the Parsonage in the afternoon, up.on the invitation of Judge Monet, who acted as spokesman for the citizens as well as for the assailed community.The place was crowded.Judge Monet first observed that people had not gathered to discuss the conflict NIANYJ\u2019ETITIONS.Case of Angelina Napolitain, Woman Sentenced to Death, Not Yet Dealt With.AUTHORITIES NOT IMPRESSED WITH PETITIONS PROM THE STATES.Ottawa, Out., July 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Governor-General-in-Council has not as yet dealt with the case of Angelina Napolitano, the woman under sentence of death at Sault Ste.Mariç.Meantime the Department of Justice is being deluged with petitions for clemency.Thousands of these come from the United States and in a form that is not calculated to impress the authorities with confidence in the sincerity of the petitioners.EARLY HARVEST IN THE WEST, Rain Fell For Two Days and This Will Do Much Good.IT IS NOW BELIEVED THAT A HEAVY CROP HAS-BEEN ASSURED.Winnipeg, Man., July 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014Hard rains all over the West Phi-day and Saturday are believed to assure a record crop.The heat was severe for ten days and but few places needed rain badly.Reports from all sections show there has been no appearance of rust.The harvest will commence about August 10, fully ten days, earlier than last year.E.T.BANK\u2019S NEW WEST BUILDING, MONTREAL.The formal opening for the END huildinyi for the West End |dranc>h; of the Eastern Townships Bank, in Montreal, took place last week, those present being: Mr.Wm.Farwell, President: Messrs.J.S.Mitchell, F.N.McCrea (Sherbrooke); Gardner Stevens (Waterloo); G.G.Poster, K.of C., Montreal, directors; James jMac-authority between the college priests kmnon.General Manager; A.G, on one hand and Archbishop Bruchési Campbell, Assistant Manager centre and Bishop Bernard on the other; branch, E.L.Sleeper, Manager East lue he wanted to point out that if End Branch, and M.A.Macfarlane, the college had already been running I Manager West end branch, for two years in St .Johns.Mgr.| After a thorough.inspection of the Sbaretti, the apostolic delegate, had j building and expressions of satisfac- decreed that the order must leave Don on the part of the officers On pt.Johns and return to St.Hya- I the successful completion of the work cinthe oa the pain of having their the party was entertained at a well-temporaltites forfeited to coffers I appointed luncheon at the Mount of Monseigneur Bernard.\t\u2018Royal Club by Mr.Poster.In the at BISHOP LAROCQUE IN THF.TFORD MINES.Ihetford Mines, July 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014His Lordship Bishop LaRocque was' here yesr,ery the Dominion Government for the first three months of the fiscal year ending June 30th was $29,237,646, or nearly three millions more than for the same period last year.These figures indicate an increase For the current tiseal year over the previous year of from twelve to fourteen millions The expenditures so far accounted for to the Department of Finanoe total $8,935,732, which is $102,000 in excess of last year.For the month of -lune alone the receipts were $10,660,205, or just about one million dollars more than for June, 1910.On June 30th the total net debt of the Dominion stood at $322,241,669, a decrease of $3,789,-, 760 for the month.JAMES CLEVELAND, DEAD.Was One of Oldest Residents of Richmond County.SPRINGS DRYING UP.Lake Megantic, July 10.\u2014(Special) -The hot dry weather is also drying up the ground, and small springs are also drying up.The overflow from the reservoir on Ness Hill was stopped running most all of last week, and a.s the overflow is utilized for a drinking trough for horses, there is much inconvenience caused by the stoppage.Teams coming past Randy Bay don\u2019t stop to let their horses drink at the lake, trusting to get a drink at the watering trough on Ness Hill.________________________ Banking By Mail is sim id y dropping a letter In t,h« post office.If not convenient lor you to call at any of our branches do your BANKING BY MAIL.Prompt attention to all Bn-quiries.Our Foreign Department haB every facility for Henrilng money abroad, safely and quickly, at a trifling expense.We Invite you to avail yourself of our extended foreign coonec-tiOUS.TR AVEIiTi PI J l H * CHffiQtTffia J8SUKI).Eastern Townships lank Established 1859, CHARGE OF HERESY.Halifax, N.S., Jply 10.\u2014The heresy case in the Presbytery of Halifax, where Rev.J.W.A.Nicholson, of Dartmouth, and at one time minister of Calvin Church, St.John, aijd later of Inverness, C.B., is charged by an elder in the church at Dartmouth with having denied in a conversation with him the deity of Christ, though pos.te the Cathedral and within admitting his divinity, is likely to become a cause celebre.Tlie 1\u2019rcsby-tery has appointed a committee of two ministers, Rev.A.Rogers and Rev.R.Johnston, to look into the mattey and report.The case will then be taken up^ by the Presbytery.Montreal, July ill).\u2014The fact 0f the ., ,\t,\t^\t.thermometer standing at 9.5 degress Itensibly for their assistance, but the die Orange real purpose for which the money was chief basis of the charge is that tpe ganization being made.After hearing organization known as \u201cSoldier\u2019s the gentlemen above named Mayor Son\u201d has sent money to soldiers, os- Norton appointed Dr.* Robinson, Messrs.H.C.Fontaine and W.C.on an instrument next to the Orange Mali did not dissipate the ardor and enthusiasm of Loyal Orangemen of this city on the occasion of their annual parade atid church service yesterday afternoon.Shortly after two o\u2019clock me in,hers of the various lodges be pan to assemble at their premises! at 31 I St.Catherine Street, just oP- an hour there was n strong body of (9h) gathered, all wearing the rugjalia as well as floral flavors.In the procession which formed there were nine lodges represented, and the ladies: lodge from Point St.Charles gathered at the Church.sent was propaganda.EIGHT KILLED; FIFTEEN WOUNDED.Oaxaca, Mexico, July 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014Eight men were killed and more than fifteen wounded during a.poli-tieal riot in Ocotlan, Saturday night Partisans of Benito Juarez, one the candidates for Governor, began the riot by leading an attack upon mercantile establishments of Diaz, Bros, relation* (,f Gicneral Felix Diaz A Opposition candidate for Uovcrnor.Webster as a committee to nominate officers for a Board of Trade.These gentlemen retired and after some de liberation brought in the following list of officers :, Honorary President Mr.C.H.Lovell, M.P.; President Mr.H.Verret, K.C.; Vice-President Dr.f).A.Robinson ; Joint Secretar ies, Messrs.L.M.Thomas and A.Gerin ; Treasurer, Mr.O.G.G.Webster ; Advisory and Finance Committee, Mr.D.8.Bachand, Dr.Shurt-leff, Messrs.J.A.Vez.ina, A.C.Hanson, H.O.Fontaine, E.B.Fischer.The meeting then adjourned to be called together again after the officers of the proposed board had met and were ready to make a report.WAS FOR MANY YEARS A WELL KNOWN AND PROMINENT FARMER.Richmond, July 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.James Smillie, one of the oldest residents of Richmond county, died at the home of ids son in Cleveland at an early hour this morning.He was 94 years of age, and had been in comparatively good health for one of his years, until quite recently.The deceased was a well-known farmer for many years, but retired from active work some years ago.He leaves four daughters and three sons.Two of the latter are in F.at-on, Colo.; one daughter in Boston, one in Toronto, and two reside here.McCuaig Bros.& Go.(Members Montreal Stock Exchange) A General Stock Exchange Business Transacted.Investment Securities a specialty.Report* on any Canadian or American Securities.Our Weekly Circular of June 29th gives an analysis of the position of Rio De Janeiro Tramway, Light & Power Go.Copy Mailed on Request.17 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal THE WEATHER mw*® ronon® » Moderate to fresh southerly winds ; some local thunderstorms, but mostly fair and Îvery warm to-day and on Tuesday.OTTAWA- 48 Elgin St- Gerald Lees, Mgr.SOREL-\t\\ 17 Rue Georges- Edmond PoUquin, Mgr, SHERBROOKE, Sun Life Bldg.CRANBY- E.T, Bank Chambers.\tv ¦ T.F.Davidson, Mgr-\t^ E.S.SPAFF0RD, Mgr.6651 37 PAGE) TWO.SHERBROOKE DAII.Y RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1911.AUGUST\t¦^HQNRPIRCBi\tCOOLEST DELENIATORS AND\t\tSHOPPING PLACE PATTERNS READY\t\tIN TOWN \tSpecial July Salt News for To-Morrow, Tuesday, July 11, 1911\t GIRLS\u2019 Summer Dresses Are offered at special reduced prices for this Big July Sale.Sizes 6 to 14 years at S5e, Si.00 $1.20, $1.05, $l.s5 and up.Misses Dresses, 15, 16 and IS years, from $2.90 to $3.50.Our Big Parasols For the Whole Family CHILDREN'S PARASOLS-Z5c value.July Sale .LADIES* SUNSHADES\u2014 In white linen, colors and fancies.SI.25 and SI.35 val.ties.Big July Sale .LADIES\u2019 PARASOLS\u2014 Fast black, strobg ribs and frame, pretty handles.$1,25 value.Big July Sale .¥ HOSIERY For Ladies.Misses and Girls sises.Black white, tan.blue, green, etc., etc.Plain and open-worfc lace, styles.The biggest bargain yet offered.25c\u201425c vaines.Big July Sal*, per pair.BOTS BàLBRÎGGAN DP.AttEHS\u2014 Sires :or rig cSt.¦ealues-Saie prrre FLY PAPER \u2014 S ociir.e =: 1er .fCILET PAPE:-.\u2014 -i \"I r7.-Tr\u2014'\tà .tor .TABLE OILCLOTH\u2014 \u202245 ii;.Ysricie, and color*, Ju!^ Sale .19c EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING\u2014 -%-?\twide.Handacnie ciems.Si -5 \u2022-O J o-y b»ie 98c MEN S BALBBIGGAN \tUNDERWEAR\u2014\t \tUsual\tünà\t425 c 35c\tBig July Sale\t \t\t \t\u2019e KITE WASH BELTS\u2014\t \t15c.kinds.\t10c 20c\tMEN S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS\u2014\t \twitii cuffs aitachi\tsd, Size \t1er DOTl 12;\t-,\t:\u2022\t14 j .\t-U HI-:- r\t14; \u2022\t\u2019 o 16 ¦ 22c\t65c.vaine.Big July Sale .\t48c Continues To-Morrow Willi This Hem List A Sale That Pleases Everybody One Thousand Yards High grade Messaline, Paillette and Chiffon Taffeta Silks, in black, white, cream and every desirable color.75c\u2014S5* values.Take your choice for this Big July Sale at .59c, WHITE INDIAN HEAD S UITLN yj\u2014 36 in.wide.A splendid material ror costumes or Wasc.Skirts, July Sale .15c LISLE GLOVES\u2014 for ladies, in grey, white and black, 25 cent values\t] Q/» Big Jnly Sale .J *- *v NEAR SILK LINING- 36 in.wide.A silky finish lining in black.and «dors.25 cent value Big July Sale for .\u2022JUc SCOTCH GINGHAMS\u2014 Very choice patterns in all the wanted colors.Strictly fast washing colors, 12£c.and 13c.values,\tO-r» Big July Sale .v DRESS MUSLINS, COTTON CHALLIES, 9jc A nice\tassortment of patterns and colors, l2jc and 14c.values.Big July Sale (Its,* for .** V SILKÔLENES\u2014 A soft, silky fabric for drapes,\tcurtains, etc., 18c.value, 36 in.wide.Big July Sale 1 is for\tI ~I c MILLINERY BARGAINS a HALF PRICE\u2014 AL ANY TRIMMED HAT STRIPE SHAPES\u2014 w-ors.various styles.P:g Jury Sale FLOWERS\u2014 A £*.e .t.: 3 of v si Les\tto P-ç y Sale 15c riLec in plain cgures.BABY BONNETS\u2014 -dusim Qualities,, slightly soiled and massed, 50-:.and T5c.va:-wt\t»>* Clearing Sale DUCK AND LINEN TAMS FOR CHILDRENS'., and 50c.values, Big July Sale .hoc 19c July Bargains In Ladies' Wlntewear T.-ast Bttg all our Wbitear*&r s marked at regular prices, so t y .-Mil sei at a glarte the big bargains offered.CORSET COVERS *0'.l:se for GO'-Vi.B\u2014 *1.25 one for *1 -*'j hne ',r *: '¦5 iia* f-.r *2.35\tMr Ï* 25 white PRIM CELS BLIPS\u2014 it *1.*: LiSc DRAWERS\u2014 25c.line for .35c.line for 75c.line for .UNDERSKIRTS\u2014 75c.line for .51 \u2019->j hoe for .$1.25 ime for .$1.50 line for .$2.00 lise for .Ready-to-Wear Bargains LADIES' WHITE DRESSES\u2014 Just about a dozen to go to-morrow \u2019¦\t84 * \u2022/ value for S3.00 S4 75 value for .$3.93 $7.90 value lor .\t.$6.50 LADIES' WAISTS\u2014 Every cod y seems to like our Waist values \"Lingerie\" style, \"Tailor - made\" style,\" \u2018Middy ' -vie.Black Lawn Tailor made.Black Lawn Emb.front Colored Waifs, $1.25, *1 35 29c 98c Big July Sale WATERPROOFS- Big iin, stripe and adl new, $10 ruly Sale .Î tic n.oire ef-and $12 87.90 SHORT KIMONOS\u2014 Muslin qualities, 45c.values, Big July Sale .LONG KIMONOS\u2014 $1.25 values.Big July Sale .HOUSE DRESSES\u2014 Penale quality, high or low neck.Sizes 34 to 44 bust.$1.50 value,\tu* 1 Big July Sale .\t.*T 1 \u2014*> HOUSE DRESSES\u2014 Two-piece style, desirable stripe patterns, $2A5 value.Bar\tJuly Sale\td4*.> \u2022)am' for\t.\t.\t.TU\u2014.) DRESS SKIRTS, *-1.90\u2014 Our best $5 50 and 85.90 values, in good Dress Skirts\u2019, are\toffered in\tblack\tand color.-; for\tthis Big\tJuly\t8UM) .$1.15 CORSETS\u2014Right Styles-Pleasing Prices Sty t> repLeniîLed to-day CORSETS AT 391 _ We cave thirty pairs Corsets wïi/t vTyîi- stz&T'is t.trft.; were $1 û and Î1 25 A r o c ' c ~ - e t f c r .t.o rz - z * b-'-br.\u2019t rave the belter .nets Clearing 39c our famous liner roc.LONG COAT CORSETS\u2014 49c *:\tLONG DIRECTOIRE COAT CORSET\u2014 Eitia ral-e,\t.J - 7 SaU\ttje-H?TABLE IJLNFNS\u2014 ~.\u2018j :l\thaEde&am \\ l/rW m DO IT TOR SHERBROOKE Budget of News From Various Sections ' \"\t., IX\\ F.RN'ESS.Dt.S.J.Btnnett returned from oceompanyinE -\\\u2018r.W.Ed'vards t0 Ne» York and reports that his patient if comf-rtably settled in a hx-pital there and is doing well.Quite a number from here attended tr-j fanerai of Mrs.George Couture y.St.Julie Sta., on Saturday.Mrs.l dure was well end favorably known here and leaves a wide circle I friends who mourn her not only as mist \u201cess of Couture's Hotel but also as ;.n upright Christian woman was cr ready to lend a helping hand in time of need.The grounds of the Academy are in wretched shape and people are com-nuncing to ask what the Commissioners are doing tf allowing this to go ca.Thev are at present used as a pasture and in the opinion of many w uld be better i: there was an estra tax made to meet expenses and keep the grounds in a neat condition.Messrs.House of Rock Island were in town last week.Mr.G.X.Somerville, formerly of *:,is place, has sold out his interests in the Somerville quarry of North Derby, but still remains in the em-I ioy of the Company.The funeral of the late Barbara Caidweil was neb from the residence, her sister.Mrs.Robert Kerr, on Thursday.Miss Caldwell was one of the 0ldesr residi r.ts of Adderley and u rs much esteemed by all.A number ?:om here were a: the funeral, which tt?,s largely attended.The bearers wire: Messrs.Alex Watson, - Wm.1 Bry Caldwell and John McKenzie.Mr.Wm.McCrea has returned from the West ant is much pleased with sh: place and intends moving out as soon as possible.He purchased a st re while away at the town of Duff ari intends carrying on the business a : usual as well as the agency for i! ; Ma.-sey-Harris farming machinery , Mr.McCrea and family will be much ! IT:is;ed here as they were very popular and Mr.McCrea was counted one of the best young business men in the | place.i Mr.W.J.Henderson, Manager of (the wall paper department of Good-; .Ltd., Montreal, is home to j sp»r.d holidays with his father here, j y \u2022 G.H.Thompson.S.J.Ben-; ne t.and J.H.Mooney, the commit-' -\u2018-e a: ; ntid by Inverness I.odge No.; ' ; ; F.to th~ committees of the ; :\t.\t: Kinnears Mill .; ! Thet- | :\tMines went to Kinma ¦ Mills ion Saturday to arrange for the I.O.M:\t_.nnie Kelly of Quebec is the ! - « - of Misses Katie and I Ar.-nie Stewart.¦ Mr.Chas.E.Miller and daughter, I St-: a.were in Lyster this week on f business.Th: younger members 0f the tennis ! r ,7t have formed a league here and :.fcu- played a number of singles for -\t: lace.Mess-rs.Joan Miller and , hiu.W.Mooney are tied for first ' place and the final match will pro-: a : .v be piaved the first of this Mrs.Walter it urn pel at their summer home.Miss Dunn, of Inverness is spendingV a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.Geo.Beatty.Mr.K.T.Yale has left for Danville on a business trip.Mr.F.N.McCrea of Sherbrooke,was in town Saturday in connection ttith the B.& A.Asbestos Company of which he is President.A number of prospectors arc fit work on lot No.\u2022'> of the Mb Range of Thetford, about two miles west of this place.They haye already found a good shotting of serpentine.Mr.H.A.Short', of Sherbrooke, was in town Friday.-?- NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL SOLD AT robertsoxville Robertson ville, July lb.\u2014(Special)\u2014A large real estate deal Was put through here during the week, when Mr.E.T.Yale sold his hotel, which is known as the\u2019 New Commercial Hotel, to Mr.Jas.Begin, of Courcelles, Beance.This hotel was built some three years ago, and is fitted up with every modern convenience.The hotel is to be under the mans,dement of Mr.F.A.Moore, formerly of the Riverview, Windsor Mills.THE LAW OF INHERITANCE.DIVERTING THE TRAFFIC Amusing Rivalry Among Three Adjoining Merchants It Is the smart man who is able to seize opportunity who generally succeeds.If you have any advantage to offer to the public, the only way to bring trade is to advertise, and exercise ingenuity.In a busy thoroughfare there were three clothing stores in a row.The proprietors of these stores were hitter enemies as well as business rivals, and each taxed his ingenuity to the utmost to outwit the others in attracting customers.The proprietor of the store in the middle one day, found himself momentarily beaten when he discovered that the shop on his right was placarded with sensational announcements of a \"great fire sale,\u201d while the rival on his left hand covered his building with huge posters proclaiming a \"receiver's sale.\u201d After a little thought, however, his features relaxed in a gradually expanding smile.An hour Inter the crowds that bad been auract-ed to the scene by the \"fire sale\" and the \u201creceiver's sale\" announcements flocked into the middle store.The proprietor had caused to be stretched act css the top of his doorway a sheet on which were painted in letters two feet high the words, \u201cMain Entrance.\u201d BLACK LAKE.| Mr.and Mrs.W.Raleigh Kerr and îfanijîy have moved to Lake Caribou \u2022\t: -r the summer.Mrs.Harvey Bennett '.f Lennoiville, Dominion Day with â-:: daughter, Mr.J.M.Johnston, i Master Jas.K.Wilson, at I^ake Car-' :\tguest of Master Howard Kerr; j Mr.Hobart.Monday at Lake riide, ! _\u2022 .i-st of Mr.and Mrs.Dean; Mr.and ! Mrs.G.H.Sic.\" Eon, of Boston, vis-: :cnz friends here; Mr.and Mrs.j B'.-.vr.ty, of Derby, England, guests j i Mr.and \u2022Mr : Ciabtree.Mrs.Dough-jry ; Mr.Crabtree s, sister and they aro maxinz an extended tour through Canada; Mrs.J.B.Ciearihue and daughter, Beatrice, Mineral, Virginia are visiting friends here, \u2019Mr.Cleari-h coming a week later.M:.Hobart of Bishop's Crossing, i- replacing Rev.Mr.CalUs during [his absence.j Mr.McDovza\u201d.President of the j Amalgamated Asbestos Go., is here ! at present.j Those who attended the lecture on : ere rsive': 'r.rherbrooke r.n Thursday L n\u2019nz were: Mr.D.Wilson, Mr.J.I M Johnston, Mr.J.D.Lowery, Mr.\u2022\tTorrtv and Mr.G.H.Simpson.soti*».to yourself by invest- smart V,agons cl t of zh* ' izj rtf-jrZ oi the buyer.* : - :\tWag- in sud painting dons os short HEN DE?SON VALE.Mr.Pe à AS inch, of Lyndonville, >?., is visiting friend» here.Mr.Alvin Little and Mi-;-: Verne Calker have returned from Inver- Mru.Henrv Little spent Friday .\t:-.er daughter, Mr-.George F.HOME LIFE OF QUEEN MARY.¦ - \u2022 Bclleyes in Simplicity In Training oi Children.î- s All Country Lighting Troubles Avoided With Blaugas.teacher, Mr-:.Forbes, ha» clos-e .'bool during \u2019be haying seas- - Mar ;-aret J.C!afire went to orb on Friday.Dennis Piogeon was helping Mr.in this section last week.- LEEDn.re ore a few in this district «bo JUST BY CHANCE Many of the Interesting Contrivances of To-day Were Discovered by Mce Accident Many common objects of the present, many little personal adornments and useful articles which are seen and utilized by us day after day.have interesting though little-known histories of their own.Many of the contrivances of to-day were discovered through sheer chance.Soap, for Instance, was the outcome of an accident.A tt-oman found occasion to boil some lye of soda in an iron pot, and discovered rhar by so doing she had produced a substance which would form a thick lather in water, and was a great help in removing dirt.This set her thinking.She remembered that the pot used was a dirty one.which had still remaining in it some vestiges of olive oil.This had combined with the lye of soda, and thus led to the discovery of soap.Do you know the meaning of the moustache?It has a deep symbolism.Several centuries ago, when a horde of Arabs and Berbes Invaded Spain, they seized the fertile southern slopes and drove the Christians who had been in possession, into the mountains of the north.Though these Moors, as the Arabs and Berbers were called, were mild and tolerant rulers in many ways, and mixed marriages became common, there was constant strife resulting from the difference In creeds, and much confusion as to who were Moslems and who were Christians.It was therefore determined that the Christians should wear some badge of their faith by which they might always be known, and misunderstandings on this point avoided in the future.The moustache w-as grown by every male Christian in Spain, and this custom has been followed for hundreds of years.The moustache Is supposed, with the nose, to form a rough representation of the Cross.The origin of the silk top hat may be traced to a little advertising scheme of a London haberdasher.In order to attract attention, this man walked out in the streets wearing the first silk hat ever made.So great was the crowd rhar, followed him that he was suspected of Inciting a riot, and he war-, severely reprimanded by the rn agir\u2018rates.He had set a fashion, however, and silk hats became very popular.MISTAKEN IDENTITY the\ti notai\tfeat\ton of a rur- ery\tfrom\ther\tre are no \tf -ther\tcharg It\tj |3 ;/ £\tmai ! t.bafl\tin the\tboxefc \tmon*\tooSceff \tn any\tparte need\t\t Sr Montreal Tin Blaugas Coirsaaii of Cantla, Ltd, *.)]) carried out in \u2022J?UtfOil! (\u2019'/.y Av, m Ac.JI'.\" ¦ ¦¦ i tott.iyy.i ¦ .-Muii ¦ for itoBKirr hon ville.Mr», f.vs.Bryant, accompanied by her two daughter- left for Boston to jep*-nd (, few weekn with friend», I Mi .Migiaiati of Berlin, Ont., >' j-pycliug few vcxè-n with Mr, and O\u2019Reilly Denied That His Name was \"O-biitherated\u201d In some country districts in Ireland, It is not.unusual to see the owners\u2019 name» simply chalked on traders' cart» and other vehicles, In order to «imply with the regulations.Unfor-tunatei- .-.is custom lends Itseu to the playing of pranks on the part of \u201cbhoy-s ' maliciously inclined, who sometimes rub out the lettering.A case of this kind having occurred, a constabulary sergeant accosted a countryman whose name had been thus wiped out unknown to hlrn.\u201cIs this cart yours, my good man?\" asked the sergeant.Av course it is,\u201d was the reply.\u201cDo yon nV Kill, also stable man nr smart hoy.\u2022> One able to net us clerk and do eol-Apply College Hoir .-, Dennoxvllle, Que.I h-ci ing.Aludy J.M.Nciult, Métropole ____\t- -________1________________ : Bldg,m King Street.ryvtanted _ A first-class fe- I house, nale cook for summer boarding \\\\ ANTED SHIPF\u2019ER AT Q1 Id EN tT-\u2022 Apply Dr.Keyes, Georgeville.I * * gar far tory.Must be steady and in- \u2014\t- telligent.About twenty.\\\\ A NT ED \u2014(GIRL t WHO 1S A GOOD 1 \u2014.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\t\u2014 »» plain cook lo go to Little Lake \\V/ANTldl)\t'1 HREE GOOD LA-tV borers.Mackinnon, Holmes & Co., Ltd.rr PAINTERS WANTED FOR CITY [\u2022i aud outsidt work.Paauett* & Bona.\t____ RH- good pay weekly.yy/ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY lialile agents, Bennetta, Secretary-treasurer.VI7ANTED\u2014A CAPABLE WOMAN TO help with invalid and make herself generally useful.Apply C6 Dufferiu Avenue.111 ANTED\u2014FO V | i GIRTiS TO WORK in our Worsted Mill.Patou Mfg.Co., Sherbrooke.TWO ss dining room girls.Highest wages paid, Windsor Hotel, Bt.Johns, Que.eery Co., Toronto, Ont.WO IjWT* '\u2014FURNITURE FOR House to let\u2014furn - sale.7 Fulton Ave.Wl ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, i»f lirst class T n< ) RE NT \u2014 ( »N L A K E AI EM PH R E-magog, for season or by the week, furni:,bed cottage with boat and ice, .\u2018\u2019even rooms, good tishing.Apply to Miss Niles, Vale Perkins, Que- rpo RENT\u2014AT ONCE.OFFICE IN I Métropole Bldg.Inquire of T.Rowell, 209 Wellington Street.rpo LET ON MAIN STREET, LENS'I nowille, nino-momed house, modern conveniences, largo lawn, shade trees.Apply Mrs.R.Findlay.X.TndTound.\u2018'weTght fro LK.T-MONTH OF, AUGUST, AT v .i,:\toffice.\t\u2019* Elmwood Park, Ayer s ( hit, on w.li- er front, furnished cottage, beautiful and convenient situation.Ice and supplies delivered at door.Terms, $30 per month, or 88 per week.Apply to Dr.Robertson, Lennox ville.rWANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT Apply Mrs.Cecil Bowen, 5 Queen Street, Sherbrooke.FOR ,SAI [JOR SALE\u2014ONE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD mare, city Im 1,000.Apply Bo T JOR SALE \u2014 18 ft » boat, 1£ h.p.ApfiW B.3X 33 Record Office.riDOR HAT,G \u2014 DRY GOODS STOCK, e Reason.imor health.Apply Mrs.O.C.Fournier, Coat.icook, Quo.\t_____ ITIOR SA 1,14\u2014ONR WOOD MULTIPLE ' typewriter, almoct new, and in perfect order.with large supply of type.Apply K.S.Gleason, SherbrooKc, Que.' \\ UTOMdUTLIO \u2014 MAXWELL RUNA-7\\ bout, in lir.-tl itlntts running order.Thin car will he n bargain for cash.Writ I», 'phone or rail at once.O.W.Rand, Conkshire, Que.TEACHERS WANTED, rp W O FROTF,STANT TEACHERS holding Elementary diplomas, for t.he School Corporation of Dudswell.Duties to comtuenen tirst September next.Length of term seven month::.Salary 523 per mont It.Apply to II.Cunningham, Sec.-Trees., South Dud:.well, Quo.\u2019 A DTOMOHILE, FORD\u2019S MODEL '! , J\\ 'Pouring Gar.Good order, secondhand, telly equipped.Address Box 2H, .Record Olllee.FIJOR SALE \u2014 WELL MARKED RE-U.gistered Hami'sltire pigs, 5i.,l0 apiece, $i:,.00 pair.Albert Humphrey, Dixvillo, OJuc.\"IITIRE FENCING FOR HALE\u20141 D.OPO l\\V rolls new flt.oelt, nil sixes, best, quality at 50 p.e.less than regular prices Bend for catalogue.The Imperial IWnste & Metal Co., Queen Hi.Montreal.'\u2014.LtrHT AND FOUND.il OST -AT GLEN VTt.T.A, .llTt.A\u2019 1ST, 'I J black pocket book, containing between *'.!D and *110 in bills.Reward.Rox 2il Record.\"I OS'J' \u2014 GN OR NEAR THE CAMP I J ground, a lady's open face gold wn! eh and watch pin.nmnufacl tired in Sweden ; two A.A.s Laurier Avenue.IJARM FOR SALE THE J.N.OITSH-¦ ing farm, 3^ mile: from Coaticook, 1 i miles from liisville; ninefy acres of land in a.high stale of cull ivat.ton ; will keei> thirty head of slock.Never failing running water in house and barn.Fine apple orchard, 2âo trees, mostly winter fruit.Good buildings.A really line farm property.I'riee, 51.000, Ininu-diate possession.Apply lo Otis Shurt-leff.Curator, Coal irook, ijiie.MIBCELLANEOna.\\\\ ANTED TO RENT -A Row BOAT, It in good rondli ion, for two months.Apply E.G.Fraser.LI IQHEST CASH PRICE PAfD FOR K I all kinds of hides, calf skins, and >ld rubliors.F.Bmlth, 13 ,Wtndsol Bt., East Bheritronke, Hell Tel.*47.V\\ \u2019 A NT TO KENT AT ONCE, house ¦' of sis or even rooms Apply Paul Trollier, ConUnenlal Hotel.- /1AKDHNEU WANTS WORK, Sl.r,n \" 1 per day.HH si.Gabriel Street.OMALL WASHINGS DONE AT HOME t~ by young English woman.Box 33 Record Office.CITY NEWS.* Mr.and Mrs.A.K.B.Lockhart of Cowansville, are in the city.Master Theodore Smith, of Beebe is visiting Mr.and Mrs.B.R.Elliott, at the farm near town.Mr.Joseph Cadieux, of DeLorimier Street, Montreal, is visiting friends in the city.Inland Revenue returns for the month of June, 1911, Division of Sherbrooke, amounted to $44,327.93.Miss Eva Sicotte, of Manchester, N.H., was the guest of her uncle, Mr.Jos.Codere, Sanborn street, on her way to Plessisville.Mr.and Mrs.Austin Ingram have returned from a prolonged stay with friends in Woonsocket, Providence, R.I., Boston, and the seaside.Miss Eleanor Van Vleit has left town for Huntingdon and Lacolle, at which latter place she will spend the summer.Mr.and Mrs.Landry, of Sherbrooke, are visiting friends at St.Sebastien, with their daughter Miss Adele Landry.Miss Doris Stevens left to-day to spend a few days at Lake Side Inn, Averii, Vt., the guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.Shurtleff.Miss Margaret EJlis, of St.Johns-bury, Vt., who is spending her vacation in Stanstead, is the guest for a few days of Mrs.Cecil Duffy, at her home iu town.Mr.and Mrs.W.J.May and family, Ontario street, have gone to Melbourne to attend the funeral of the late William Ames, Mrs.May\u2019s fath- Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Moyles, Messrs.H.K.Lodge, G.H.Lodge and E.S.Stevens from Manchester, N.H., art among the visitors to the city today.Mr.Edmund Reed from St.John.N.B., has arrived in Quebec for hit vacation which will he spent on Lakt St.Joseph, with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Reid.The total duty collected by Customs at the Port of Sherbrooke foi the month of June, 1911, was $28,-045.39, an increase over the samt month of last year of $5,477.70.The Sherbrooke Lacrosse team will be picked from the following players for to-morrow\u2019s game with the \u201cClovers\u201d in Montreal : Fortier, McAllis ter, W.Maguire, L.Dunsmore, Jones, G.Maguire, Saunders, Smith, F Povey, C.Dunsmore, Major, Vallee, Camirand, Grant, Davidson and Mor in.METROPOLE BUILDING SOLD.The Métropole Building on King street, has just been sold to Messrs.Rowell & Sons, confectionery manu facturers of this city.The price is understood to he $36,- 000.STREET OAR AND EXPRESS WAGON COLLIDE, While a Belt car was on a down trip at the corner of Moore street and Dufferin Avenue, it collided with a Canadian Express wagon.The driver of the latter attempted to cross the track ahead of the car, and the motorman realizing that a collision was inevitable, applied the brakes, but the rail being slippery he could not bring the car to a standstill un til it had collided with the wagon.The fender was broken .and other damage done to the car, bht the wagon escaped damage.No one was injured.1 STRICT NURSE FUND, A NOTE TO YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS.The Record has to offer its apologies to a number of the young people who contributed to the dis-tricl nurse fund and whose names were not published among the acknowledge-monts in the Record.The contribution cards were sent in by those in charge and in some way a number of them were mislaii: in the Record office.This explana tion is given that the young follct whose mimes have not appeared ma\\ understand the cause of the omis sion.They will be interested to know that as a result of their efforts on behalf of this good cause the district nurse work is about to begin in Sherbrooke and that sufficient money has 1 fct» raised to carry it on for a year.The help which will come to many who will he niinisteml to by tin district nurse in their hours of nines; will he a large reward to the little people, who have helped the cause by their collections and contribution: even though public acknowledgement has not been made in all individual cases.SEVERE STORM IN NEW ENGLANT CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE BY LIGHTNING AT VARIOUS POINTS.Boston, July 7.\u2014Widespread damage resulted from heavy electrical showers which visited many portions of New England last night.Somersel and Penobscot counties,in Maine wore especially hard hit, growing crops being damaged and fruit and otliei trees uprooted.In this vicinity lightning worked havoc in many places interrupting telephone and telegraph service and causing serious fires, while a heavy rainfall flooded streets and stopped the operations of trolley ears.In Brookfield, Mass., the Uniterian Church was struck by lightning and burned at a loss of $40,000.New-buryport, Salem and Lynn suffered from washouts tine to the heavy rain, and lightning struck in many places in those districts.¦-?- BALLING.The many friends of Mr.Albert Cromer will be pleased to learn that he is improving after his severe attack of heart trouble.The weather is fine for haying, but tlie crops need rain very much.Mr.Emile Plante was the first to finish haying in this locality, July 5 ' Ho mys it was a better crop than last year,\t^\t^ PLATINIZED GLASS.' ! t Produces an Odd and a Tricky Kind of Mirror.Platinized glass consists of a piece of :lass coated with an exceedingly thin ayer of a liquid charged with plati-tma and then raised to a red heat.Che platinum becomes united to the fiass in such a way as to form an odd Ind of mirror.Tho glass has not really lost its ransparency, and yet if one places it igainst a wall and looks at It he sees tis image as in an ordinary looking :lass.But when light is allowed to ome through the glass from the other ide, as when ft is placed in a window, t appears perfectly transparent, like irdlnary glass.By constructing a window of platl-Jzed glass one could stand close behind he panes in an unilluminated room ind behold clearly everything going in outside, while passersby looking at he window would behold only a tine nirror or set of mirrors in which their >wn figures would be reflected while he person inside remained invisible.In France various tricks have been ¦ontrived with the aid of this glass, n one a person seeing what appears o be an ordinary mirror approaches U o gaze upon himself.A sudden hange in the mechanism sends light hrough the glass from the back, where-tpon it instantly becomes transparent, md the startled spectator finds him-ielf confronted by some grotesque fig-ire that had been hidden behind the ;lass.\u2014Harper\u2019s Weekly.ORIGIN OF LLOYD\u2019S.fumble Beginning of Europe\u2019s Great Maritime Agency.Two centuries ago a man who had » ¦argo to send to the Mediterranean ontrived to get rid of some of tho Isk by inducing a friend to take an merest with him.It was necessary o write out a statement of contract o which the guarantors subscribed, i\u2019his was the first underwriting.These two men happened to be fru-inenters of Lloyd\u2019s coffee house 1» london, which was a favorite plac* or the merchants of the town to :atber to discuss business or to gossip.Others immediately saw the advan age of the scheme which their col ensues had devised, and on the nex» \u2022oyage the risk was parceled out tmong a larger number of the patron» ¦f the coffee house.Out of this small beginning has trown the great European maritimo ¦gency, still bearing the name of the tumble coffee house proprietor, and vnfch not only writes risks on vessels, >ut rates them and publishes their ar-Ivals at every port the world over, to matter how small or how remote-y situated.\u2014\u201cAnnals of the American i Academy.\u201d Where Abraham Fished.Mrs.Victoria de Bunsen in \u201cThe 'oui of a Turk\u201d relates a legend con-erniug Abraham which will be new 0\tmany readers.She learned of it vhile at Edessa, the traditional Ur of ho Chaldees.She was shown there 1\tlarge oblong tank of water so filled pjth fishes resting just below the sur-'aee of the water that tliclr fins and tack?seemed almost wedged together to as to form \u201can almost solid layer >f silvery life.\u201d \u201cThe guardian of the mosque throws tome meal into the water, and the fish ump high to catch it, a great living lyramid, of which those which jump he highest form the pinnacle.The radition is that Abraham as a child (shed in the tank; hence the fish were \u2022onsidered sacred.No single one has teen caught or killed to this day.Infeed, death would overtake the man vbo transgressed this law.\u201d\ti Protection From Lightning.Sir Oliver Lodge stated that the iroblem of securing protection from tghtnlng consisted in finding the best nethod of dissipating the enormous mergy of the Bash, but that it was not vise to get rid of the energy too luickly.A thin iron wire is consitl-tred the best lightning conductor from he electrical point of view, but it Is ilmost Impossible to protect a buihiiug From lightning unless it Is completely \u2018nveloped in a metal cage, ft is by no neaus true that a building is safe vhen provided with a conductor reach-ng up to the highest part of the mildiug.The Origin of Grocer.Grocer appears in Hollnshed\u2019s Chrotv idle, 1580, as \u201cgrosser,\u201d and in other ! nediaevnl records it is sometimes writ-;en \u201cengrosser\u201d and was applied to -'he spicers and pepperers who wens wholesale dealers in various spices\u2014 that is, who dealt en gros\u2014in large juantities, as distinguished from \u201cre-frators,\u201d who were retail dealers.Tho Grocers\u2019 company first adopted the word grocer in 1373, when the spicers i tnd pepperers allied themselves into a tingle corporation.\u2014London Express.Agreed With Her.Tramp (at the door)\u2014If you please, ady- Mrs.Mugg« (sternly)\u2014There, (hat will do.I am tired of this everlasting whine of \u201cLady, lady.\u201d I am just a plain woman, and\u2014 Tramp-A\u2019ou are, madam, one of the plainest women I\u2019ve ever fseen an\u2019 one of the honestest to own up to it.Cruel.Mrs.Renhnm\u2014Every time I sing to %e baby lie cries.Bonham\u2014He gets Ms ability as a musical critic from my ide of the house.\u2014New York Press.Prosperity demands of us mors irudence and moderation tlinn adver» dly.a NOTICE\u2019 Wo.make a special tv of Tjjiclir*H' and tent\u2019s Clothes CLEANING, RK ES SLN G AND REPAIRING.Come in or call ua >y 'phone and we will have our messen-rer hoy call for your goodd.Hell 'phono 354.THE NEW METHOD PRESSING & CLEANING CO., AYeUingtoa St., .Sherbj-pgke, Que, WILL T0AV DRY DOCK OVER OCEAN FLOATING DOCK FOR MONTREAL TO BE BUILT IN ENGLAND.Ottawa, July 7.\u2014The Vickers Maxim floating dock for Montreal is to he constructed at the works of the firm in England.It will he towed a-cross the Atlantic up the St.Lawrence and placed in Montreal.The performance will, it is thought, constitute a towing record, as the work will be done by three big Dutch tugs and there ¦ will be no convoy.Every time a floating dock moved heretofore has been powerfully convoyed by battleships.Battleships were on hand to render aid throughout the voyage of the American dry dock from the Atlantic coast to Ma- +nlaL, T,he,saine thinS was done when tne British dock was towed to Bermuda.The Montreal dock will be built next winter and towed to Mont ^Ain/!1\u2019!nilE summer.It will lift -.','100 tons and have n length of 950 UNEEDA BICYCLE \u201cThe bicycle is coming back into popular favor, we are told.It certainly should come back, and the only wonder is that the restoration has taken so long.The present generation of young men and women is missing much of the physical and mental enjoyment that the bicycle brought to those who rode it in the \u201980s.There is a charm about bicycle riding that is all its own, a charm that can only he discovered by those who earn it through labor, and who can appreciate the beauties of the countryside that unfold with every passing mile.\u201d \u2014Montreal Herald.W.J.DOBB 14 Water St.INSOLVENT NOTICE IN UK BILODEAU\tRI VA HD, Merchant Tailors, Sherbrooke.Insolvents T,, Au 5 iB, l!orO