Sherbrooke daily record, 27 décembre 1911, mercredi 27 décembre 1911

[" herbrooke Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27,\t1911.& ONE CENT INDUSTRIAL BY-LAIS READ IN CITY Relative to Jenckes and Brakeshoe Plant\u2014Pass Second Reading-Summary of Terms\u2014WM Soon be Submitted to Ratepayers.WOK DEM OF MASSACRE CMMES Russian Consul-General Sends Word to His Government.present to 375 At a brief session of tEie City Conn- men in addition to their cil, held last night, the Canadian , number, which is from 350 Brakeshoe Company and Jenckes Ma- j men.chine Company by-laws were read for , As security the Company will give ®rs*\" second time and left on ; the City an obligation in the form tie table for the third and final read- of a-mortgage and hypothec for the ing, which will take place on Tues- \u2018 sum of one hundred thousand dollars < ay evening, January 2nd.There ; on their present property and works were present at last night's meeting The by-law also includes all the Mayor Cate, Aid.White, Thompson, necessary clauses for the protection ' °l1Vler' Besaulmers, Uenault of the City, such as keeping the prop-and McManamy.Mr.S.W.Jenckes erty insured, etc.If the city can borrow this money at 4\tp.c., the cost to the City in interest paid over the period of ten years will he about and Mr.P.McCullough, representing the two companies interested, were present.THE JENCKES BY-LAW.The essence of the Jenckes Machine Company by-law is that the City will lend the Company the sum of one hundred thousand dollars without interest, with the exception of the first fifty thousand dollars, upon which interest shall be paid at 5 per cent, per annum from the date of payment until the Company has commenced to operate the said extension.The money will he paid to the Company as follows : Fifty thousand dollars on the completion of new buildings, and the other fifty thousand dollars when said buildings are equipped with machinery and tools ready for operation.The City will also furnish the power required for the new extension at $15 per h.p.The extension will he exempted from taxation for ten years.In return, the Company will pay hack the entire amount of $100,000 in ten equal yearly consecutive payments of ten thousand dollars, the first payment to he made one year from the date of the payment of the last fifty thousand dollars.They will build two new buildings, the cost of which, with equipment, will be between $75,000 and $100,000.They also agree to employ at least 250 $22,000.This, together with tax ex emption and cheap power, constitutes the bonus.CANADIAN BRAKESHOE COMPANY.Under this by-law the City grants the Company exemption from taxation for a period of x\"Bn years.They also convey to the Company a site at the coiner of Drummond Road and Belvidere street, on certain conditions.The Canadian Brakeshoe Company binds itself to erect a building at a cost of from $40,000 to $50,000 and employ each year during the first two years, continuously, from 100 to 125 men in Sherbrooke, with a yearly increase of 25 more men.They also agree to pay $1,000 per week in wages.When they have complied with the above they will be entitled to a free and clear deed of the land, and if, after five years, the annual wages amount to $100,000, the Company nhall be entitled to a free and clear deed.After reading these by-laws, the Council decided to Postpone the third reading until the next regular meeting.They will then he submitted to the ratepayers at an early date.Scheme was to Control Meat Output With $500,000,000 Capital.WERE COMPELLED TO DROP PLAN BECAUSE FUNDS COULD NOT BE FURNISHED.Chicago, Dec.27.\u2014Details of the plan for a $500,000,000 merger of the Armour, Swift and Morris interests in 1902, by which the Government contends it was sought to control the meat industry of the country, were revealed yesterday in the trial of the ten Chicago packers before United States District Judge George A.Carpenter.The contract, which was dated May 31st, 1902, was read to the jury and offered in evidence by counsel for the Government.The promoters planned to borrow $90,000,000 to finance the corporation.The appraised valuation of Armour, Swift, Morris and their subsidiary companies was given at $180,000,000.Each of the three promoters deposited $1,000,000 with a Chicago hank as an evidence of good faith, but they were compelled to drop the plan because of the failure of certain New York capitalists to furnish the funds needed.Veetler was on the witness stand throughout the day and will continue his testimony to-day.WILL HAVE NOM EXPERIENCE.Man Will be Chief Mourner af Funeral of Part of Himself.LEG HAD TO BE AMPUTATED, AND LIMB WILL BE BURIED IN CEMETERY.Minneapolis, Dec.27.\u2014(Special)\u2014 To be chief mourner at the funeral of part of himself is to be the novel experience of John Moes, of this city, vho was run over by a street car and injured so severely that amputation of his right leg was necessary.By Moes\u2019 direction, the limb will he placed in a vault placed In the cemetery, and when he has recovered it will he interred with the custom ary burial rites.PEACEABLE POPULACE HAS AL WAYS BEEN TREATED WITH HUMANITY.St.Petersburg, Dec.27.\u2014The Rus sian consul-general at Tabriz tele graphed yesterday to the Russian Foreign Office a vigorous denial of the charges of murder and outrage which have been launched against the Russian troops by the Persian au thorities.The consul-general says: \u201cI protest against this infamous calumny on our troops, who have always treated the peaceable populace with humanity notwithstanding the atrocities wreak ed by the Persians on our wounded soldiers and the mutilation of our killed.\u201cIf isolated innocent persons have suffered it can only have been during the bombardment of the houses in the vicinity of our camp, from which our soldiers were fired on.\u201cAfter suffering serious losses, the commandant of the Russian troops sent an order for all the 'women and children, as well as the men, to quit the houses.He placed tkem tnder shelter in our cam]), and later on sent them to the city under an escort of soldiers.\u201cOn this occasion a young officer, Prince Wakhwakhom, who was in command of the escort, was treacherously killed by the Persians.\u2019\u2019 SURRENDER OF ARMS.St.Petersburg, Dee.27.\u2014The Russian consul at Tabriz, in a despatch to the Foreign Office here, says that he has informed the governor that the disarmament of the populace is indispensable to the opening of negotiations.Tlie Governor has placarded the town, in consequence of this, ordering the immediate surrender of all arms.SHUSTER WILLING TO GO.Teheran, Dec.27.\u2014W.Morgan Shunter, the American treasurer-gen eral of Persia, whdN»as been dismiss ed from office by the Oabinet in compliance with the demands contained in the Russian ultimatum, yesterday sent his reply to the Cabinet, in which he stated his willingness to hand over his accounts when his successor was named.He added that his chief solicitude now was for the welfare of his fourteen American assistants, concerning whom nothing has yet been dec dcd.Meetings were held yesterday in the various mosques to protest against the action of the Government.The Minister of the Interior has issued an order that new elections shall lie held as soon as possible.The latest despatches from Tabriz report a temporary lull in the lighting.MANY LICENSES ARE AT STARE.Voting on Local Option Takes Place Next Monday.IN ALL THERE ARE 213 WHICH PEOPLE WIT DECIDE AS TO RENEWAL OR NOT.Toronto, Dec.27\u2014(Special)\u2014Two hundred and thirteen licenses are at stake in the voting on local option by-laws to be submitted to the electors in 68 municipalities in Ontario on the 1st of January.Three of these are cities, \u2022 'cn are towns, 19 villages, and 39 t.rvnships, two adjoining townships t ing joined in one in two cases.The cities are Chatham, with sixteen licenses at present, and the t\u2019.>.hi cities of Fort William and Port Arthur, with seventeen and nineteen -eases respectively CH SERVI - r 'U CiMISSI Work of Urgiusi/Ation Will be Starled in Ottawa.WILL CONDUCT AN INQUIRY INTO ALL BRANCHES OF THE SERVICE.Ottawa, Dec.27.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Civil Service Commission, which will conduct an inquiry into all branches of the service under the direction of Hon.A.B.Morine, K.Toronto, wiii meet here to-day for organization purposes.The question of appointing counsel and a secretary will be considered, as well as plans of, procedure.It is expected that some of the meetings of the Commission will be behind closed doors, while others will be open.W ASKED ME\" SAVSJOSEVELÎ.Says He is Taking no Part in New York Campaign.NOT IN POLITICS AND NOBODY EXPECTS HIM TO BE IN POLITICS.New York, Dec.27.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Theodore Roosevelt announced yesterday afternoon that he was taking no part in the New York State political situation and that \u201cnot a single human being\" had asked him to lend his influence to the support of any candidate for the Republican nomination for governor next year.Previous to his announcement, Colonel Roosevelt had an hour\u2019s conference with Darwin P.James, Jr., president of the Young Republican Club of Brooklyn.\u201cNobody has asked me\u2014not a sin gic human being,\" aec-.a-ecr Colonel Roosevelt, when asked if he had been requested to further the candidacy of anyone for the Republican nomination for governor.\u201cThey haven't asked me because I'm not in politics and nobody expects me to he in politics.\" PETTY THIEVING I People Hsive Been Caused Much Ancoyance and Loss.Ml FOIKB K BAÏ OF BUSINESS MAN MUST REGISTER.MONTREAL BROKER FINED i-KKi FOR FAILURE TO DO SO AFTER MARRIAGE.Mentreal, December \u2014A business man who marries must register in the Prcthonotary\u2019s office of the Court - house within sixty days oF his mar-; riage, whether he is under commun-jity of property or separate as to property.Mr.Hope Castle Scott, broker | who married last year, apparently | did not do this, for he ' was called on so pay ijldO fine.He took the case to LEMESURIER.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.J.Beatty, Christmas with his sister, Mrs.Byrne, of Lennox ville ; Miss Jennie Clouston, of Sherbrooke, home for the holidays ; Miss B.H.Hutchison home from Danville ; Mr.Edwin Ross of Haverhill, visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Ross ; Messrs.John and Edwin Gillander of McGill University, Montreal, home for Court and urgued that ha was not the holidays ; Mr.Jamieson and Mr, Simonds, of East Angus, guests of Mr.and Mrs.T.A.Wilkin ; Mr.C.M.Ross home from visiting his sons in Lawrence, Mass.; Miss G.Oliver of Macdonald College, visiting lier parents, Mr.and Mrs.S.Oliver.canying on business as a trader, hut was a member of the Firm of H.C.Scott & Co., commission agents and brokers only, and did not deal in articles of commerce.Mr.Justice Mercier did not sec things that way, and oiiiered him to pay the ^100 fine.IELEGHAPHIC DISPATCHES SMiZi New York, Dec.\t27.\u2014(Special).\u2014 New Yorv, Dee.\tCL\u2014(Special,).\u2014 Summing up in the Triangle Waist Co fire case, *p.which Max Blanch and I.Harris proprietors of shirt waist factory are charged with manslaughter was commenced |to-day, and the jury may ronfler its verdict by night fall.One hundred and forty seven levés were lost in fire.the joint government having been a fail (ire.The New Hebrides group in the Pacific Ocean are administered by a mixed commission of Frence and British naval orileers.PLOT TO ASSASSINATE COMMAN-, DERS.Amoy, China, Dec.27.\u2014(Special).\u2014 A plot has liecn discovered among Honanes© troops in this City to ) as-assinnte Yuan, Taotia and Ohoy Military c rfm man dors.The leader of the plot has been arrested, and summarily beheaded, while several of his followers are also under arrest.NEW MEXICAN RAILWAY.Seattle, Wash., Dec 27.\u2014President Madcro, of Mexico, has granted to a syndicate of Seattle men a consession | to build 300 miles of railroad, which I will connect Acapulco with the city j of Mexico.j The syndicate Fias already under construction 120 mues or track, and the line to the capital will be an extension of the road now being built The grant calls ror completion in six years.STOLE TO SUPPORT CHILDREN.Ottawa, December 27.\u2014Elizabeth Massey, a widow residing on Bell street was arses ted abluit 0 o\u2019clock Saturday night in the store of Murphy-Gamble, Limited, charged with shop lifting.Her case was brought i up in court yesterday when Magistrate O'Keefe remanded hier for a week, pending an investigation, The circumstances as told by the woman herself, were that she was a widow and had seven small children to care for.She was not very strong and therefore unable to do any hard work anil she felt obliged to steal, in, order to provide food for her young.BOY SCOUTS WILL MEET GOVERNOR-GENERAL.Ottawa, December 27,\u2014His Royal Highness the Governor-General, who is also the Chief Scout for Canada, has expressed the desire to meet, the Boy Scouts on New Year\u2019s morning at Rideau Hall.All the Ottawa scoutmasters have been notified and it is expected that th biggest muster in the history of the Ottawa scouts 'w:il turn out on New Year\u2019s Day.FARMER KILLED BY TRAIN.Canfield, Ont., Dee.27.\u2014 Edgar Brown, a young vurmer, was struck by a Grand Trunk eastbound train, dying an hour later.He leaves a young wife! ,Ii but Two o! the Crew Went Dcwfl With Mp OFFICER AND SAILOR PICKED UP BY PASSING STEAMER.Gibraltar, Dec.27\u2014(Special)\u2014Still another vessel, the German steamer Chios, foundered with nearly all hands, during the recent storm in the Bay of Biscay.The Chios, belonging to the German Levant line, was proceeding from Hamburg to Alex andria on Thursday last, when she was caught in the hurricane and sank with all hut two of her crew, the chief officer and one sailor, who were j willows, and picked up by a passing vessel.The Chios was built at Hamburg in 1891, and registered 2,059 tons net.MR.J.McM CURA Y LATEST VIC.TIM, WHEN HIS BEST TURKEYS WERE STOLEN.Birchton, Dec.27.\u2014(Special)\u2014For some time past there Inis been a great deal of annoyance and loss caused to the residents of this section by petty and malicious thieving.The last victim is Mr.J.McMur-ray, who hud a number of his best turkeys stolen.The thieves were disturbed at their work and endeavored to hide their identity by keeping dose to the fence which leads to the road.Mr.McMurray believes he could identify the marauders and the matter will he laid before the authorities for investigation.WOULD LET PEOPLE DECIDE.Chinese Premier Suggests This Coune as to Monarchy or Re public.FOUND WITH DYNAMITE IN SUIT CASE.Pittsburg, Pa., Dec.27.\u2014Carrying a suitcase containing 72 stlckg of dynamite, a roll of fuses and two quarts of whiskey, George Bridges, who refuses to tell anything concerning himself, was arrested at Mones-sen, Pa., a mill town near here.Except to say that \u201cA man gave me the suitcase at the lower end of the town,\u201d Bridges is reticent.The use to which the dynamite was to be put has not police.SUCH A COURSE HAS GIVEN GENERAL SATISFACTION THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.Peking, China, Dec.27.\u2014 Premier Yuan Shi Kai, has submitted to the more prominent Manchus here the proposal emanating from Shanghai for the meeting of a special national assembly in order to decide on the future form of government which shall be adopted for China.This step, taken by the Premier practically means that he asks the court to decide its own fate because the members of such a national assembly would decide in favor of a republic.If the Manchus agree to adopt the suggestion their decision to do .so will he promulgated as an edict, consisted chiefly of choruses, which in all probability, will he made public in the course of the day.ACTION GIVES SATISFACTION.Shanghai, Dec.27.\u2014Premier Yuan WILT, DIVIDE NEW HEBRIDES.London Deccmhcr 27.\u2014A despatch to the Daily Mail from Sydney, N.S., W., says that Great Frisain and France have entered into negotiations for the division of the new Hebrides.COURSE.Vancouver, B.C., Dec.27.\u2014Louis Coste, a Government engineer who has just been examining harbor facil-> ities on the Pacific coast, says that 1 there is danger of the Fraser river I cutting a new channel for itself and reaching the Gulf of Georgia in the State of Washington.Mr.Coste finds signs that the river will break through the low lands five or six miles above its mouin and turn south, and it would then naturally flow into Boundary Bay, just north of Blaine, and practically in American waters, but the construction of yet been ascertained by the 1 g^j Kai's decision to submit the pro ¦\ti posai for the meeting of a special '\ti National Assembly to decide on the FRASER RIVER CHANGING * future form of Government in China I to the consideration of the Manchus, on becoming known here, caused considerable satisfaction.According to the revolutionary leaders now in Shanghai Premier Yuan Shi Kai\u2019s consent is tantamount to the admission that he himself favors a republic.MAGOG.J Arrivals aud departures: .Miss C.Randall, who has been spending the last six weeks with her sister, Mrs, Ohannell, at 8 tan stead, to her home; 1 Mrs.J.Paragon and her daughter, tin Montreal, as the guest of Mr.'and Mrs.C.Boucher; .Nurse Colburn, of Montreal, the holidays with he: parents here; Mr.and Mrs.E.I).Smith, Christmas with Rev.T.C.and Mrs.Brown, at the Methodist Parsonage, Farnham; Major J.U.and Mrs.Wilcox, in Ottawa and Kingston for the holidays; Mr.and Mrs.E.Willows, of Brandon, Man., on a visit to his parents, Mr.and Mrs.P.friends Misses A.Rex-forel, F.Embury, A.Marshall and G.Shedrick, home from Macdonald College; Mrs.Jas.Taylor, Mrs.Jennie Taylor and Mies R.Taylor, visiting relatives in Boston; Mrs.John Ponigan and Miss Mildred Donigan.the holidays with Mrs.Donigan\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.Bohan, in Mon treal; Mr.and Mrs.H.Shonyo and Miss - Bertha, Christmas with Mr.Shonyo\u2019s sister, Mrs.Seale, at Granby; Mr.J.B.Oliver, guest of his | brother, Mr.W.W.Oliver, at Lis bon, N.H., on Christmas Day; Miss Nellie Colburn, Miss Jessie Beattie and Mr.Walter Beattie, students of Stanstead College, the holidays at their respective homes here; Miss E.Fothergill, ¦ of King\u2019s Hall, Compton, home on a.visit to her parents, Rev.and Mis.R.J.Fothergill; Mrs.John Taylor and Miss Josie Taylor on Monday evening for Springfield, Mass., to visit Mrs.Taylor\u2019s brother, Mr.John Logie, who is quite ill.St.Luke\u2019s Church Sunday School held their annual Christmas Tree and entertainment on Saturday evening.It was a great success even if the electric lights did suddenly g0 off dueling the proceedings.It was much enjoyed by all present.Special Christmas services were given in all the Churches on Sunday last.The Methodist Sunday School scholars were given their annual Christmas Tree arid entertainment in the Methodist Church on Friday evening.The programme was ;t special one and songs, and responsive reading.The Sunday i School Orchestra, under the leadership of Dr.Adams, supplied the music The choruses were repeated on Sunday, half in the morning and the rest in the evening, by request.There were about forty voices, all doing splendidly, showing great credit to their teachers.COUNT BONUS MARRIAGE LEGAL Rome, Dec.27.\u2014The Vatican has declined to grant to Count Boni de Castellano an annulment of his marriage with Anna Gould, who is now the Duchess of Talleyrand and Sagan.Countess de Castellane was granted a divorce from her husband and given the custody of her three children on - -, .November 14, 1900.About a year wing dams and other projected works ago Count Boni applied to the Vati- win keep the river in its present can for annulment of the marriage.course.PROPERTY TRANSFERS Registrations in the Sherbrooke I Division Registry Office dur rig the î week ending 23rd Dec., 1911\t- Joseph Dubois to Sherbrooke Real ty and Investment Company, north * part of lot 235-1444, South Ward.*-*=-\t; Price $3,600.Eugene Flynn to Napoleon Arguin, STORE BUILDING \u201c \u201c\u201c 8Ï FIRE AT C0ÂTIG00K.Good Work of Brigade Saved a Serious Conflagration\u2014Mr.Bertrand Harness Maker, and Miss Bryan, Dress Maker, Suffer Serious Loss\u2014Store Building Adjoining was Scorched\u2014Brick Wall Saved Hotel From Attack.of the building Mr.Bertrand lost everything, had a small insurance.Some of Bryan\u2019s effects were saved.She Coaticook, Dee.27.\u2014(Special) - ( Only the shell Ooaticook had a midnight blaze last mains, night.It was in the store building of U.J.Smith on Child Street and occupied by N.J.Bertrand as a harness shop, and Miss Bryan, dressmaker.It.was one of the oldest buildings on the street, Mr.Smith having removed from it some time ago.The origin of the fire is not known.It spread very quickly, and hud H n()t been for the splendid work of the lire side escaped damage owing department it.would have assumed brick construction, largo proportions.\tI reap d Miss had no insurance.The building was covered by insurance.The store belonging to Mr.A.A.Hall, adjoining, was .scorched, but not, seriously damaged.The Thorndyke Hotel on (he other to its Nil BS SUS FiH HU ms si il ü DOG < Hcvclnnd, ATTACKS GIRL.Dec.27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Little Miss Gassy Mason was quite ser ously bitten by a dog while at school last Thursday.EXPECTS TO HAVE F.ARGE CUT.En Patrie, Dee.27.- (Special) Mr.I,.Drollette, of this town, who owns a small saw mill, expects to cut.about half a million feet of logs this winter.PRESENTED WITH PURSE AND MONEY.Kingscy, Dec.27.-(Special)- The 'Congregation of St.Paul\u2019s Church presented Rev.Mr.Pye with a purse of money for iL Christmas gift.PURCHASED A FARM.Cleveland, Dec.27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Mr.William Rogers, Jr., has bought the Labelle farm at Lake Spooner, where he has been living for the past, few years, for the sum of $2,225.DELIVERED LARGE QUANTITY OF MILK.Knowlton, Dec.27,\u2014(Special)\u2014 On Dec.22nd, the Knowlton Creamery took from 58 patrons 11,000 pounds of milk and 875 lbs.of cream.The smaller creameries in the vicinity arc closed.NOT AN APPLICANT.; Windsor Mills, Dec.27.- (Special) \u2019 Mr.Begin, of Windsor Mills, emphati-: cally denies that he is an applicant for the position of Provincial Collector of Customs, Sherbrooke.Hr states that he has made no application, and would not accept the position ' were it offered him.CAPTURED EIGHT 'COONS.Kingaey, Dec.27.-(Special (-Rev.Mr.Pye and Mr.E.U, Tow ne whiio out hunting recently were .e\u2019 nSe enough to find a 'coon tree, where they captured right, fine .BUSINESS IS PROVING S V\u2018 IS-F UTORY.Farnhiijn, Dec.27.-i Spe c s )-,i\u2019lie I Wilkins' Overall Factory\t' nig I in more juarhinrn, and are eil'.¦ rt.rmg ! lor more hrl > us bui.ine- .i , proving cry satisfactory.I CONGREGATION REMEMBERS PREACHER.; Bondville, Dec.27.\t-(Spe-ia!)- The j Church of the Good Bhoptiei.l ¦ , n | usual, beautifully decorated for the Christman se ason.The Chris( ser-j vice was very largely attended and the ! offertory, amounting to $2;>.54, along with $25.40 offertory at, (hr Bishop Carmichael Memorial Church, Foster, making n total of $50.94, who pre-\u2022 sen ted to Mr.W.J.Bradhur.v, DP ity student, at present in charge this newly created parish as a to of appreciation of bis faithful .¦ m \\ during the past 19 months.in- of .eu HORSE WAS INJURED.Scotstown, Dec.27.(Special) \u2014 Mr.H.Duval had his horse badly cut by falling into a soft, place on Victoria Street, where some digging had been done recently to fix the wa ter pipes.This happened last Saturday evening as Mr.Duval was coming in from Fraucevilie.CAUGHT FIRE IN TIME.La Patrie, Dec.27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Fire broke out in Mr.A.W.Giard\u2019s mill which, if it had not been noticed immediately, would have caused ser ious damage to his property.The engineer noticed the fire, first and gave the alarm and it was soon put out without doing very much dam age.FRIGHTENED COUNTRY PEOPLED Scotstown, Dec.27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A number of people from the surrounding country, who came into town during the evening last Saturday, were somewhat frightened, thinking that the village was on fire.But it was only the Guelph Patent Cask Company burning up some of the mill waste.BRAKE MAN S l-iRKH ;'t 7 ; >Vi K\u2019l Parnliam, Dec.27.\t(Special.)\u2014As a freight train wm; Having Farn'.am Station for Montreal, n brakesman named McDonald fell between the cars and was very seriously injure,!.\u2019'']/¦ left thigh and arm were very had!y crushed McDonald was takun at once by Dr.Slack in a special tram to Montreal and to the Royal Victoria Hpnpital.At prr-'ent hr is m a very feeble condition.His home is in at Antoine Street in Montreal.MOTOR BOAT Magog, Dee.; warn), sight and of tlie year'was the lake on Chr CUT AT MAGOG.¦ (Special)\u2014An un-this time ling from s there be- for sound heard ct itmas D ing a, motor boat enthusiast out on the lake, the ice having all gone out leaving tin lake open all tlm way to Newport.Only once before can it he remembered that this vas the case, It being about 35 years ngo when the .steamer Mountain Maid (some say it was old steamer Nora) ran an excursion to George/illo on Christmas Day It, however, on this occasion, was frozen in that night at Oeorgeviilo and remained there ior the winter.Tlie prospects are now that the lake will remain Oi.ru until he New Year.IROH MIDNIGHT MASS AT K.C.CHU LARGELY ATTENDED.Stanstead, Dee.27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Roman Catholic Church celebrated as usual the midnight mass on Christmas Eve this year and the large and orderly congregation at- fContinued on page 5.) LAKE IS OPEN AGAIN.Lake Megantic, Dec.27.\u2014(Special) \u2014Another mild spell and rain on Friday and nil Friday night, and a westerly gale on Saturday broke up most of the ire on Lake Megantic, so that, the lake is open again once more.It.seems strange, to have the lake without any ice on Christmas Day, and is what very rarely hap pens.Last yea)' teams crossed the lake on the ice two days aller Christmas Day.INJURED THROUGH RUNAWAY.Scotstown, Dec.27.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 There was a serious runaway last Saturday evening when Mr.A.Morrison from the Lingwick Road was seriously injured.Jn some way Mr.Morrison lost control of a rather high-spirited horse ns he was getting off the bridge and coming up Victoria troet.Mr.Morrison was thrown out of the sleigh and fell on the ice and frozen ground He received several severe cuts and bruises about the head.The doctor had to take several stitches in the wounds.fc« ** jgrr& tmmmwHUMwS'xmumit b) J$4V» \\v THIS WfSAXa g LOCAL FORECAST.g ^ Westerly gales with a change q ri to much colder.Light local p 5 snowfalls and flurries.Thurs- y O day, fresh westerly winds, jv ® fair and decidedly cold.Part lot 20, range 8, Orford.Price) $225.Richard Howard to Pierre Sarrasin, part lot 15, WaterVllle.Price $100.Pierre Sarrasin to Auguste L.Gorin and Honore Lamarche, part lot 15.Waterville.Price $3,600.Pierre Gervais to Joseph Bernard, part lot 8.range 4.Orford.Price $1,500.COASTERS INJURE AN OLD MAN.East Angus, Dec.2 .-(Special) -Mr.Wm.Forbes met with a serious accident while returning from the Post Office, Just as he got to the foot of the hill by the pulp mill some noys that were sliding on the road ran against him, throwing him down.He was unconscious for some time, and on examination it was1 found tli\u201et he had two ribs broken.He is still suffering very rnnch, and as'he is an aged man it may be some time before lie will fully recover from the accident.AM\u20acRICAN ÔANKCRS AS^SOÊIATION TRAVCLCRS CUCQUeS Good in All Quarters ; of the Globe Wherever the tr.uvrlrr may travel, his \u201cA.B.A.\" Travelers\u2019 Cheques will meet with ready acceptance by Banks, Hotels, Railroads, Steamship lines, etc.Easily negotiated for full value.Identification established by counter signature.Safer than money; handier than drafts.Take a few cheques on your next trip.tastern Townships Bank KflUbltahed IS-'-ïi 04 ** * # 9»\t* r, i > ¦ t IT IP- \u2022« »> rt-» PlGE TWO.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1911 ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS parents for the tolly Reports From Correspond* Mr.and Mrs.M.McKenzie and Mr, \"\tr\tand Mrs.Ernest Parker and family, eats 01 Vbat Is Going On.1 of Coaticook.DIX VILLE.Arrivals and departures include COMPTON.Miss Esther Farnsworth with her par- The Christmas tree entertainment, held in the Methodist Church on Fri- ents Mr.and Mrs.T.Farnsworth at dar\t^\t1 attended m \u201crdar.Hill ; Mr.and Mrs.William s?11?of unfavorable condition of Harhourn guests of Mrs.A.E.Da- roads aad weather.A well prepared mon ; Mils Lav to her home at Programme was rendered, the credit Lome for the holidays ; Mr.Charles °f ^ieh belong to the children of H Swift.Jr., of Ctica, N.Y., recent\tSunday school who took their guest of Mr.J B Parser : Mr.Willis Parts admirably well.A number of Wiggett, of Lake.Yt.visiting his\tof_ the^ mu- Wiggett sister, Mrs.Henry Cunnington ; Mr William Cunnington, of Lennoxville, is also a guest at the same home ; Miss Bertha Martin, who has been teaching at South Lunenburg, Yt.at home ; Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Falconer and children, of Island Pond.Yt.guests of Mr.arc Mrs.Chas.Falconer ; Mr.Moody Johnson, of Lennos-ville, a few days in town recently ; Mr.Laurin Drew in Sherbrooke on Friday on a business trip ; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Bellows, of Farnham with their two sons, visiting Mrs.Bellow\u2019s parents.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.sic, which contributed much to the evening\u2019s programme.The entertainment was brought to a close by the distribution of presents from a tree laden with fruit of all kinds.Rev.Mr.Charlesworth and Miss Rugg.teacher and assistant teacher of the Bible Class, received suitable gifts ; Palmer, a daughter of Mrs, Angus be the guest of her B.McDonald, of Drumavaek.\tholidays.Miss.E.McCourt, to Montreal, af.her at the corner of Mill and Union\tMARBLETON.\tter spending week-end guest of streets.\tArrivals and departures: The Misses Parents Mr.Angus McLeod has purchased Dora and Nora Weston, home from jV\u2018r- S.Gilchrist, of Toronto, with the old Ball property in Agnes from Melbourne, where they are engaged his Parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.Gil-Mr.A.H.Evans, and has moved his teaching, for the Christmas\tholi- christ.family into it.\tdays; Mr.and Mrs.Anderson, Port- Tbe Christmass Tree and entertnin- The Christmas tree ana children\u2019s land, Mr.and Mrs.Shaw, Sherbrooke mcnl- 1,1 connection with the Metho.entertainment in connection with St.Christmas with Mrs.Glasscock; Miss\tChurch was a decided success, Barnabas' Episcopal Church is to be May Weyland, from Sherbrooke, foi and a &ood time was reported by all.held on Thursday evening in the Ma- the holidays; Messrs.Horace Weston ! Mr; E- Burbank, of Danville guest sonic Hall, commencing at 7.30 p.m.and Lawrence, home for the holidays; of his br°ther, Mr.Everett Burbank There will be songs and recitations The Misses Evelyn, Muriel and Irene on Sunday.by the children, and the distribution Travers, Montreal, guests of their' Mrs- Ferguson, and son, Master of prizes.\tsister and aunt, Mrs.I.N.Kerr, at\tCoteau Jet., with Mr.and The closing exercises of our Model the Parsonage for Christmas; Mrs.''\t* T '' School previous to the holidays were L.C.Bishop and Ralph, Montreal, Mrs.A.L.Bance.Dr.and Mrs.E.Tomkins and chil- iield on Friday at 2 p.m.The open- guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.R.Bishop dre''\\ tlie Christmas holidays Coaticook.Mr.T.Brown, to Ottawa after the ing proceedings were conducted by\tfor the holidays; Mr.and Mrs.\tC.H.the chairman.Rev.H.S.Fuller, and\tRoper, Boston, Christmas with\tMrs.\t.\t.as the subject of his address he said\tG.M.Willard; Mr.and Mrs.H.\tHar-\th011113!8\t'Vltb\tbls mother, Mrs there were two words worthy to hold\tman, Gould\u2019 Station, with\ttheir\tBccwri,T College\tstreet a high place in life and to influence daughter, Mrs.F.Mimkittrick, for both word and action, and these two Christmas; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Mc- ! land as Immigration Agent for : Eastern Townships.the Drew ; Mrs.L.D.Chamberlain with | Miss Luella Ladd is spending the relatives in Ea'on and Sawyerville : 1 holidays with friends in Compton and Miss Iva Wilson, of Coaticook.a j Sherbrooke week end guest of Mrs.Alfred Me- : Mrs, M.Cochrane is in failing Coy ; Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.Daniel Gilson en- .health and her condition is considered tertairieî''DÏ Christmas Day Mr.and ; very serious.Mrs Benj.Gilson, of Malden.Mass ; Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Pomeroy enter-Mr.and \"Mrs E.E Gilson, of Sber- : tamed at Christmas dinner on Mon-brooke ; Mr.Sam Gilson and family.¦ day.the following : Mrs.Mooney, of of Waterville ; Mr.E.Gilson, of Win- Montreal : Mrs.Ayer, of Ayer's Cliff; Mr.J.Bourque, to Windsor Mills, Miss E.Hudon, of Sherbrooke visit- and ofS°theM|SooL an^L^BDss.^S\twere -worship\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2019service;'\u2019 DonaldTll'onrieal, 7^ K^daTs\"'wUh\t!f0tt; of the Primary Class.Mr.\tA.\tL.\tPomeroy\tsails\tthis\tweek\tration, respect and reverence for all per S.S.\tEmpress\tof\tBritain\tfor Eng-\tthings beautiful, good and seemly,\ther daughters,\tMrs.\tStevenson\tand \"Service was that which a man\tyjrg.\tBrowning;\tMrs.\tH.Staples,\tvis- owes in his thought, intentions, pur-\tit ing\trelatives\tat Lvndonville;\tMr.used in their larger and more extend- Mrs.C.Bishon; Miss Kate Gallagher, ®?R\u2019 Master Reginald,^ to Danville; ed sense, \"worship\u2019\u2019 implying admi- Montreal, home for Christmas; Mrs.I ,\tHlU (Sculptor) of Mon- \u201c\t\u2019 - ' \u2019l Alex Munkittrick, to Boston t0 visit ^alkm town recently; Mr.B.Pear- ¦ her daughters Mr* Stevenson nnd s°:i to Montreal, after week-end guest of his parents; Mr.A.Meldrum to his hone; Mr.McFarlane, to Knowl poses and activities to God the giver Albêrt Chester, Barton; Mrs.\u2019 Foss t^\".Mr (L Bohan of Montreal.^\t.rt LA r.w T T~> T \\ ^.-1 1\t.7\tr\tOmIL'.CT\u2019 T Hie.\tri £\\Y* IVl r* o Li1 T1 o! all good.Rev J R.Douglas fol- and MiS3 Chester, Cookshire, guests lowed ana several cluldren then gave of Mr.and Mrs.Bartei.for the holi.recitations and songs, foBow ng up- (ja}.s on which came the distribution of guest of his 'mother, Mrs.E.Dohan.4- Colds Cause Headaches.LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes .\t.\t,\t,\t., The Christmas Tree and entertain- Prizes in the various classes of work\t+v,a\t- cone durin- the vear endint:\tlast ment ln tbe Tov'n Hall, Saturday cause.Call for full name.Look for sig- '\t- eiir-\tevening, was a great success.Santa nature E.W.GROVE, 25c.midsummer.The proceedings closed\t\u201e\t.\t, .\t.,\t.\t,\t,___&.\tClaus was very liberal in distributing with a few words from the chairman\ttn alT ^\tJ showing the steady and advanced ¦-.peg ; Mr and Mrs.John Gilson and ;o.ïï A.Pomeroy, of S.anstesc Col- ; progress of the past two Years and STORNOWAY.daughter.Mr.Will Gilson and fa- lege Miss Cora Davis, of Lennox-mily, Mr.and Mrs.E.A Martin and j ville : Mr.L Davis, of Coaticook, Mr \" and Mrs.Leonard Lorimer and and Mr.A.Lee Pomeroy.Montreal, family ; Miss Frances Mayhew, of Is- j Mr.Willie Allinson, of Regina, and land Pond.Yt.and Miss L.Mayhew ; Miss Lucy Allinson, of Boston, reach-of Thetford Mines, visiting their par- j ed home on Friday to spend Christ-ents.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.W.Mayhew ; ; mas with their parents.Mr.and Mrs.Hector Howe and j Arrivals and departures include : daughter.Evelyn, ai rherbrooke re- Mr.ana Mrs.McDonald, of Montreal, cent guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Howe; week end in Compton, guests of Mr.Mr.Eugene Mosher, of Barest on.vi- ; and Mrs.Hitchcock ; Mr, and Mrs.D.siting friends in town ; Mrs Tfcos.f Saul try tn Sherbrooke on Monday.Gerrard and family, of Waterville, ! with their daughter.Mrs.H.J.Duf- and Mrs.Poole, of East Mrs.J.Harden ; rith relatives here ; Miss Lena Korn ¦ tett : Mr of Coaticook.is passing her holidays j H&tiey.guests half, everything pointing to the clos- et home ; Mr.Eugene Cutter, of Coaticook, with his parents : Mr.H.Parsons, of North Hat lev guest of his mother.Mrs.A.E Parsons; Mrs.gifts to all.The ladies who were on the several committees deserve great A Christmas tree and entertain-\tcredit for painstaking work in train- ! ment was held here on Thursday eye- ing next June with a very satisfac- lns the .cbi,dre\": each one taking their ning.The hall was crowded with an torv year's work.The programme parts Wlt\u201c credit to themselves and audience who v.ere delighted with the was brought to\ta close hv singing\ttheir teachers.The programme\tcoü-,\tprogramme of choruses, drills, reci- \u20220.Canada.\u201d with very many cheers\tsisted OI soc?s, recitations and\tdia-j\trations, dialogues, etc.The excellent for the three good teachers,\" Rev.lofues-\t'singing of a quartette composed of Mr.Douglas and the chairman.The 1\tP^3!' nnd dance will be held in | Messrs.A.and L.Gosselin, A.Mn- apnreciat on of parents and children Tonn Hall, Thursday evening, | theson and M.McCaskill, was much, was shown in the handsome presents December 28th.Bourgeault's Orches- appreciated.Instrumental music was given to the principal and her assist- :tra wil! furnish tbe music.\tj given by Messrs.A.and A.Matheson anrS_\t'\t\u2019\t! Dr.M.S.Macdonald is still con- and Miss Burke.In fact the acting Several of our Young oeople are at fl t° 7he, h\"l'sc b?1ilinefs-\t| arld , 'vllc\u2019le entertainment reflected home to spend the holidays amongst ;,, Thef M°del J?°\t56 °n Fri\" \u2022 gr®a* c^dl7 upo\u201c th® Jou?s Pe°ple # whom we notice\tMr H Patton of \u2022 day for the Christmas vacation\tand\tand the ladies who had the under- ,\t^\tAxne< and \\üss\tI Mclver of Mars-\tthe teachers have gone to their homes\t-\ttaking in hand.An account of the v-f\"\t- -\u201d-7LlaT;co\"i;':\u201c jboro.from Stanstead College : Miss for the bolidaJ-s- They were the re-: evening\u2019s entertainment would not be j X W^u^Mr Md ,Ruti McIver from Jackman.Me.; Mr.¦ «Pients of some nice presents from ( complete^without special^ mention f 'Ca nary, who have ! £enneüi Murray from Milan ; Mr.A \u2022the ^PKS\u2019 Norton Jones and laughter, of Hyde Park, Yt.visiting relatives ;r town; | Mrs.Costello, ol | been spending their honeymoon ix months in evening to spend of Mrs.inos C:.vnard grd 'etti?sou, ]ti.u Saturday with friends in Compton .Xr F E ; hristmas with Mrs.Costello\u2019s aunt Wallis, of Montreal guest of his par- ! Mrs J.B M.St.Laurent : Mr.L.eats Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Wallis: Miss | St- Lauren t.L.L.L.of Quebec, was Fannie Damon her vacation with her ; his mother's guest, sisters at Coaticook.\ti A very pleasant Christmas gather- j\tLAKE Mt-GANTIC.mg was held at the home of Mr.and , Mr.A.D.McDonald, of the central Mrs.J B.Parker on Monday.The out-of-town guests wire Mr.and Mrs.Fred Parker and family, of Barest n Mr.and Mrs W.H.Lovell.:¦?Ffcer-hrooke : Mr.and Mrs.E -J Nelson of Norton.Yt.Mrs The-.Weaftn; and daughter, ' T'iront\" : Mr.and Mrs.Jas Parker.Rev D.W.Terry.McLeod, from Skinner, and Mr.Lew-Europe reached Como- ; isr McLeod from McLeod\u2019s Crossing ; Mr.and Mrs.J.o Eevnn and children from Druid.Sask., here on Saturday on a visit to Mrs.Bevan\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.McLeod, Echo Yale and will remain a portion of the winter before returning West.Mr.Malcolm Morrison, formerly of Ness Hill, a son of the late Murdo Morrison, who has been a resident for of the work of Miss \u2018Donaghy, who In the word received of the death ! trained and instructed the children ' of Mrs.George Bennett\u2019s father which 80 successfully took place in Windham Jet., N.H., recently, as already reported, it should have read Mr.Doran, instead of Mr.Dorau.to EV2 icier hone, has recently made many years of Crystal.N.Dakota, is * me improvements m his store by here on a visit to his brother, Mr.taking dc :e partition and adding Murdo Morrison.Ness Hill, and will e to his own.Mr.Perrault, au employee of the Lake Megantic Lumber Co., has also opened fancy goods business in one :i the stores of the Denault block spend some time amongst his relatives and other friends in this district.News is to hand from Auburn, N.RICHMOND.Misses Flora, Edytbe and Marion Nicholson, of Montreal, guests of theis parents, Mr, and Mrs, N.Nicholson for the holidays.list Mr.Wm.Clark, is still on the sick ! of Mr.C.Sutherland, of Ontario and Miss.M.Sutherland, Montreal, with their mother, Mrs.Sutherland.Miss Alice McKay, of the Post Of- __the_serious illness of Mrs, fico staff to Cookshire where she will Mrs.A.P.McLeod is confined the house by illness.Mr.Arthur and Ernest Burke, from St.Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke, are spending the holidays with their parents.Mrs.James Matheson entertained the children of the S'unday School : and teachers on Monday evening, the i 18th.A peanut hunt and fishpond caused much merriment.Games were indulged in and dainty refreshments and treat of home confections brought the evening to a close.The event was thoroughly enjoyed by the children.Mr.M.J.McAulay, who was taken ¦suddenly ill last week, is much bet- ter.THE 1.9 W *> ItV li, So easily prepared\u2014 so thoroughly enjoyed \u2014 so wholly beneficial\u2014that you really ought to serve it oftener.When rightly prepared Fry\u2019s Cocoa is the most delicious and most nourishing beverage you could serve \\\\ k\\.Remember : \u201cNothing Will Do But FRY\u2019S\u201d rnfs «9S Satisfy the children\u2019s craving for sweets by giving them this new FRY treat.Pure and good\u2014 inexpensive, too.Beat stores sell it.Trade Supplied by J.S.FRY & SONS, Limited 27 St.Sacrament Street* Montreal 38 an 1 BEEBE.j Arrivals and departures; Mr.Mrs.Austin Beebe, Messrs.John and Ray Beebe, Newport, with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Beebe; Mr.and Mrs.Lee Reed, Boston, at his mother\u2019s; Miss Inez Yetter, Sherbrooke, home for the holidays; Mr.J.F.Feltus, home for Christmas; Mr.and Mrs.Evans Buzzell, North Dakota, at Mr.J.F.Feltus\u2019; Mr.Porter Dixon, Orleans, at home for Christmas; Mr.and Mrs L.H.Rogers, Franklin, N.H., with her mother, Mrs.Ban-fill, and sister, Mrs.Ferguson; Mr.and Mrs.Bell, Sherbrooke, with his brother, Mr.Hugh Bell, at Mr.Twombly\u2019s; Miss Evelyn Bradford, the holidays with Mr.and Mrs.W.Huso; Mr.and Mrs.John Akin and children, Newport; Miss Maud Akin, with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Akin; Mr.and Mrs.Bert Gillfillan and two daughters, with her sister, Mr .i Sydney Pocock; Mr.Milton Haselton, 1 Ottawa, the holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Haselton; Mr.C.E.Whitcher, Montpelier, at Mr.H.B.Stewart\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.Harold Farman and daughter.West-field, with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Harris; Mr.L.F.Gilbert, to ! St.Johnsbury; Mrs.C.A.Scarle;, 1 to Hatley for the holidays; Mr.and Mrs.Maynard Bullock to Marlington; I Mr.and Mrs.A.Blair, to Newport; , Dr.and Mrs.Gilfillan, to Brown's Hill.cd on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.O.Yliet, of Sherbrooke; Miss Mary Par-G.G.Webster.\tkinson anil Miss Ethel Parkinson, Mr.and Mrs.Merriman Lovell are Montreal; Mrs.Libby and Miss Rita the guests of Mr.and Mrs.P.T.lAbby, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Thomas, Quebec.\t (s> I i (\u2022) * 4.œ -» @ 4-\t4 (\u2022 4-\t4 ®*®i®4®4®+®4®-f®4®+®4®-t |4®4®4®4®4®4®4®4®4®+®4\u2019 !\tnIG\tI s\tKook\t?I\tBargains\tI AT 0 FRASER\u2019S! t\t9 ® lor balance of this week.4\t-0% discount\toff all\t® ®\t£ !\tCalendars\t&\tBooks\t5 x 100 ft .SuO.OO.Torrens Titles.TnrmH ?lo down and ?\u2022\"* per month.These will double in value in 12 months.AT KIN BON & BOWEN.Rosser Ave.Brandon.Man.CANADA.Province of Quebec., District of Bt.Francis.No.845.In the Superior Couit The twenty-second day of December, 1911.Before Messrs.Genest.& Broderick, P.B.(\u2019.ALBERT BRI F RE, of the Township of Weedon, District of Bt.Francis, trader.plaintiff.\u2014vs.\u2014 ANSELME LAPOINTE, heretofore of the Township of Weedon, now absent in the Province of Quebec, Defendant.The defendant is ordered tq appear within one month.GENEST &c BRODERICK, P.S.C.PANNETON & LEBLANC, Attorneys for Plaintiff.the PEOPLE\u2019S TELEPHONE CO.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that, a meeting of the NharehoiderK of the PEOPLE S TELEPHONE COMPANY will be held at the Company\u2019s Head Office, Sherbrooke, Que., on Friday 5th day of January 1912 at Throe O\u2019clock in the Afternoon, to consider an increase of the Capital Stock of the Company to $500.'''''b.and a change of name to \"The Eastern Townships Telephone Company.\" C.J.WRIGHT.Sec.-Treas.Sherbrooke, Que., Dec.27, 1911.VICTORIA ROAD.The following is the report of the Christmas examinations at Victoria School in order of standing : Grade IV.\u2014Lutha Morrison, Daniel McRae.Grade III.\u2014Gordon McKay, Peter McRae, Harold McRae, Muriel McLeod, Mary Wright, Harvey McRae, and Francis Wright (unranked).Grade I.Senior\u2014Fred Sherman.Grade I.\tJunior\u2014Annie McRae, Murdena McKay.2nd Primer\u2014Milton Morrison. exam so SHERDHOOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, Ifllf.STOP! READ THIS FORCED OUT OF BUSINESS This disaster has fallen upon thousands of merchants who have not closed out their surplus stock at the end of each season\u2019s business.Mr.T.VINEBERG, 147 Wellington St.has decided not to carry over one dollar\u2019s worth of unstylish or unseasonable merchandise in the future, and has placed his enormous mountain of merchandise in the hands of The TORONTO FACTORIES & MILLS SYNDICATE with orders to sell, and sell quick This they are doing in ii,'ht good style, as the following price list will prove.25 Ladies* Suits $2 9S ladies' Coa s L-as* seas o\u2019 3 gro ' v ut verr -li: Values .for .*i' $3.l>s g-oocs.Valse Ladies' Tweed Coats S2 79 VOKSETS S price .;Wc 1C \" Pnce%r\" $2.79 -1- EXTRA CORSETS S-a'.e pnce .FINE UP-TO-DATE 73c \u2022 ONLY MEN S ODD VESTS.in assorted patterns.value up to fo ¦'.29c Men\u2019s Overcoats i'NLY.RAGLAN COATS.Sizes ii'i\t42.Vailles up to Slti.OO.Saie price MEN'S .M'c.FLEECED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.assorted sizes.Sale price is .37c Bis lot of .MEN'S BLACK OVERALLS with Bibs,\t4*)C Sale price $2.89 Men\u2019s Suits 20 Onlv, Muffs S1.98 C5TLY CHILDREN\u2019 S WHITS BEARSKIN' Cm>.\\TS.Sizes\u20141.^r.d 4 ye^.r< Value up to $4.0\u201c.Fur?: Beaver.Im:: Murueu.Fus.Eit $1.79 $47.50 Fxtra Special Bargain F.r this Sale.MEN\u2019S MUSKRAT LINED ^ COATS, with Canadian Otter and Persian Lamb Collars.ste-VV0.*7:'\tS47.50 -E.ATHEL ST $4.95 Special Bargains \u2022 i'SLY LADIES\u2019 BLOUSES \u2014 \u2018\t£1.25 8 -.e price Boys\u2019 Suits 29c ns.value up to $\u2022 \u2022 50, baie price ¦ $2.98 100 MEN S TWEED AND WORSTED SUITS, very new and up-to-date.Values up to $17.Italian lining,\t< \u2022' \u2022 Sale price .tTF/.T») Our stock is complète in the following goods.all of which, must be sold at a sacrifice price.Ladies\u2019 Furs.comprising Muffs.Stoles, Throw Scarfs, Coats, Caps.Etc.FOR MEN we have Caps, Coon Coats, Rat-lined Coats.Gauntlets, Etc.THIS IS NOT A SALE For any p -rticnlar member of the family, you will find here unheard of bargains for mothers, for fathers, for sisters, for brothers, for young ladies, for young men, for boys and girls.Hurl the good news far and near : tell it to everybody, tell it to the Railroad Men, tell it to the Aldermer, tell it to the Lawyers, the Doctors.Bankers.Policemen, Firemen.Workingmen, Farmers, Merchants, tell it everywhere to evervbodv.v^O&QOOOOOOOOOOvi ?T § o 0 o Penn.Rv.NEWS o O o ttüChtY o 2 a 3 a 3 3 S FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS, O00000000O0000