Sherbrooke daily record, 15 février 1912, jeudi 15 février 1912

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912 ONE CENT ARE CONTRACTS DR.S(M VAT ALREADY LET?Quebec Eastern Line May be Built at Once.\u2022WILL ENTER SHERBROOKE VIA HISTORIC \u2019\u2018LONE PINE\u201d ROCK The prospect of having a new railroad run into Sherbrooke is causing considerable interest in this city.The Record learned from what is considered good authority that the contract for the building of the new road had already been signed, and that in all probability work would be started ear ly, in the spring.The contractor is said to be Baron Pichon, a French Capitalist.So far no part of the contract has been sublet.It is expected that the contractor will start work from the Sherbrooke end as soon ns weather permits.As already announced the railroad will cross the St.Francis River at Lone Pine Rock, From there the line will follow the west side of the river and run over the street next to Walter Blue & Company\u2019s building.The station will in all likelihood be built in that vicinity.106 MILES TO QUEBEC.Two surveys have already been made the shorter of which is only one hundred and six miles.The other is one hundred and sixteen miles, but touches almost every town of any Importance.It built it will be the shortest route from Sherbrooke to Quebec.The distances above mentioned are from Sherbrooke to Quebec, not to Levis.WILL QUEENS HOTEL BE PURCHASED?It was rumored on the street this morning that an effort was being marie to secure an option of the Queen\u2019s Hotel and other property in that vicinity.The identity of the.parties after the option is unknown.WILL BENEFIT MEGANTIC CO The new railway will he a boon to Megantrc County, and with its construction, after years of waiting, the sound of the locomotive will be heard in the quiet glades of Inverness and Leeds.NEW SECRETARY FOR »T0WN.Mr.P.Sherman Elected at an Adjourned Meeting of Council.AUDITORS\u2019 REPORT DISCUSSED.MATTERS AFFECTING WATERWORKS HELD OVER.Srotstown, Feb.IK.\u2014(Special)\u2014At an adjourned meeting of the Town Council held in Dr.Mooney\u2019s office last night, there were present Councillors M.A.McKenzie, W.F'.Bowman, Joseph Langlois, F.G.Roy.Mayor Mooney presided.Mr John Black, one of the auditors, was also present.Much time was spent in examining the report of the auditors.The report generally was accepted, hut there were some things in connection with the waterworks which were left to the next meeting for tin al settlement.At this meeting Mr.Payson Sherman was chosen secretary and treasurer, to take the place of Mr.John McDonald, who resigned at the last meeting.Will Hold Office Uotil New Chinese President Has Been Appnlnted.NATIONAL ASSEMBLY PASSES RESOLUTION PAYING HIGH TRIBUTE TO SELF-SACRIFICE.Nanking, Feb.15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Dr.Sun Yat Sen\u2019s resignation as president of Chinese republic has been oc-cepted by the national assembly here, on condition that both he and the present cabinet hold office until the new president and cabinet take oyer their duties.The elections of ministers and of president are to take place this afternoon.There was touching scene in the assembly when Dr.Sun Yat Sen handed in his resignation The national assembly afterwards passed a.resolution paying great tribute to Dr.Sun Yat Sen.It was worded as follows: \u2018\u2018Such an example, of purity of purpose and self sacrifice is nnparalled in history.It was solely due to his management that Northern China was won over.\u201d Yuan Shi Kai\u2019s refusal to come t0 Nanking caused some rcactiou here.A section of members of the Senate declares that it will not elect Yuan Shi Kui president of the republic.This opposition to former imperial premier has been strengthened by the report received here that Yuan Shi Kai is engaged in seeking recognition from foreign legation in Peking, and that he has received some encouragement.TANG SHAG FOR PREMIER.London, February 15.\u2014Tang Shao Yi has declined the proffered premiership, according to a Shanghai de-snatch to the Daily Telegraph.All the parties in China, however, are insistent, aud it is believed that he will eventually accept the office.TO DEATH.Tbree Trainmen on G.T.II.Meet Terrible Heath Near Yarmouth, Me.TWO FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDED AND WRECKAGE WAS IGNITED.Yarmouth, Maine, Feb- 15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Three trainmen were burned to death in a freight wreck on the Grand Trunk Railroad near North Yarmouth station this morning.Two freight trains collided with ter rifle impact.\t_ Toe wreckage, ignited.The three'men in one of fne locomotives were buried beneath the mass and were roasted to death.VISIT OF SECRETARY TO Premier Said Desire of Both Ceun Was to Reiieve The Exisiiog Tension.BONAR LAW PROMISED STUBBORN RESISTANCE TO HOME RULE MEASURE London, February 15.\u2014The opening BANK ID BUILD.Looking for a Site For New Home on Wellington St.SAID THAT OFFICIALS FAVOR BOURQUE BLOCK IF PRICE CAN BE ARRANGED.The Bank of Hochelaga is contemplating erecting a new building on Wellington street.Several sites have been examined, but it ia said that the moat desirable property so fai examined is that known aa tht Bourque block.Thu property wat sold some months ago to a Mr Ger vais, Coaticook, for 117,000.It is said that the only hitch in the deal is that the present owner o: the property is asking a much large] advance on the price paid that the bank officials think is warranted.Two of the bank officials were in Sherbrooke this week looking into tht matter.TO-NIGHT\u2019S MEETING AT Lwge Crowd Will Hear Addre*.From Mayor Hebert of Sherbrooke! TUESDAY\u2019S MEETING WAS A SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY.Lake Megantic, Feb.15.\u2014(Special \u2014Indications are that the Town Hal day of' the parliamentary session, I will be filled to its utmost capacit; which is to deal with Home Rule, Welsh Disestablishment and Electoral Reform, was marked by a statement by Premier Asquith, that the visit of Viscount Haldane, secretary of war, to Berlin was made at the invitation of Germany and to-night, when His Worship Mayor F H.Hebert, of Sherbrooke, will ad dress a mass meeting of citizens oi the important question of town de velopment.As briefly reported in yesterday\u2019 issue, the meeting of citizens held oi T RILLED BY BOYS.Was Waylaid While Going Rounds in Industrial School.TRAGEDY IS SAID TO HAVE OC-CURED IN COUNTY HEATH, IRELAND, INSTITUTION.New Y\u2019ork, Feb.15.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 A cable from Dublin says: Eight schoolboys were arrested today charged with the murder of John Kelly, assistant Master of an industrial school in County Heath.The boys, it is a leged, waylaid Kelly while ne was making his rounds on Monday night, and beat him to death witli sticks.that the conversa- .Tuesday night was quite largely at e British War Min- J tended.Among those who spok ister and the German authorities bad ' were Mayor A.B.Gendreau, Aid.H reference to a desire on the part of W.Albro, Aid.Hoard, Mr.Alex 1H both countries that the existing ten- I vine and Mr.Jos.Roy and Rev.H sion should be relieved.\t| Fuller, Lake Megantic; and Mayo Interest in this statement complete- ^r-\t^¦ Mooney, Scotstown.ly overshadowed that in the Govern- Rev.H.S.Func-i »tated that h ment\u2019s huge legislative programme would be one of a number to contri Since Secretary Haldane\u2019s visit t0 bute live dollars in order to give pri Berlin the English people have been \u2022'¦es for the best kept gardens and in prepared for the announcement that '-n llal1 ^deuces.\u2018 K\tThe question of beautifying th shores of the lake was brought up and it is very likely that a systerr atic effort will be made to do this.Mr.George M.Thompson gave a interesting account of the bgnque held in Sherbrooke, and pointed ou that if properly carried on there was no doubt but that a systematic effort to advertise Megantic would mea prosperity to the town.He offered tr he one of twenty-five to contri but' $10 a year for advertising purposes In less than live minutes fifteen otb ers agreed to do the same.Other bus iness men will follow.Dr.Mooney, of Scotstown, express TO EXCLUDE DtTDSWELL.lecent Visitors: Mrs.S.Willard, dswell Centre and Miss A, Coveli Mrs.J.Finlay\u2019s; The Misses Hat-and Alberta Turner, Westbury, at s.J.Bell\u2019s; Mr.W.A.Coveil, in okshire for the week end; Mr.and s.GilHs Hall, at G.M.Hall\u2019s re-itly; Mr.R.G.Bostwick, in Sher-loke on Saturday.Premier McBride Favours Adoption Of Such a Policy.MEASURE RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION FROM ORIENT SHOULD BE ADOPTED AT ONCE.Victoria, B.C., February 15.\u2014 (Special.)\u2014Premier McBride advocated (i policy of Asiatic exclusiou for British Columbia in a lengthy speech in the Provincial Parliament yesterday.He said a measure restricting immigration from the Orient should be adopted without delay.it had to do with Anglo-German relations, hut they hardly hoped that the conversations had proceeded us far as the Prime Minister's guarded speech shows.His hopeful words that he believed that the conversations may have more than negative results have caused the greatest satisfaction.The speeches on domestic affairs dealt only generally with the Government's huge legislative programme.Bonar Law, in a fighting speech, promised to offer stubborn resistance to Home Rule and other measures.Lord I.ansdowne intimated that Home Rule Will meet its fate in the House of Lords.It will therefore, have to be ^ ^\tre at belng.preBent> an, re-passed by the House of Gommons,\tin üle ultiraat as provided by the Parliament Bill.\tof thfi greatfir Eafjtern TüWn ships movement.A feature of the gathering was th' number of English-speaking peopt ï present.The fact that the move meut, is being supported by every cP Izen, regardless of nationality, mean that nothing but success can follow.E GAVEJHE HINT.Brought About the Visit of Secre ttry Haldane to Berlin.KAISER USED HEAD OF STEAMSHIP \"COMPANY AS THE GO BETWEEN.London, February 15.\u2014';' \" Daily Mail understands that the suggest- NO HOPE FOR RICH ES OF \u2019GOVERNOR FOSS WILL MAKE NO EFFORT TO COMMUTE SENTENCE Boston, February 15.\u2014Governoi Foss will make no effort to commutf the death sentence of Clarence V.T Rlchcrsn, murderer of Avis Linnell ion for the visit of Secretary Haldane | w|10 |iaB been sentenced to die Ir to Berlin was made in the first in- the electric chair in the week of May | stance by the German Emperor, through Albert Baltin, director\u2014general of the Hamburg-Americnn Steamship Company.mwnit kphs siiHiiwm cwidim » » ms ALLANS WILL HAVE NEW SERVICE.London .February 1.5.\u2014The Allan lino announces that it will inaugu-raf.c a steamship service between Plymouth and Canada within six week\u2019s time, the first steamer to sail being the Sicilian on April 16.After May 17 there will heafortnightly service to Quebec and Montreal.PARLIAMENTARY CHANGES London February 1.5.\u2014Charles F.G.Mosterniun, parliamentary secretary to the Home Office, has been appointed financial secretary to the Treasury to take the position vacated by C.E.Hobhouse, who succeeded to the Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster last October.This is a stepping stone to the cabinet rank for Mr.Masterman.RECEIVED A NICE VALENTINE.Winnipeg, Man., February 15.\u2014The ulmreholders of the Winnipeg Elec-trif Company will receive a valentine of $:t,OPO,OflO stock at par as a result of yesterday\u2019s meeting of the board held in this city.The an-noi ncement was made that the profits of the year were if 1 .iHlO.OOO and that S-12.000 would be placed to the credit of profit, and loss.MONTREAL JAIL REVENUE.Quebec, February 15.\u2014According to a question answered in the Legislative Assembly yesterday in the Government, the Montreal jail has a limited but real revenue, which for 1911 amounted to $36.68.The income of the Quebec jail during the same period was more generous.It amounted to $110.63.No information was given as to the character of the receipts.f ARIZONA NEW STATE.! Washington, February 15.\u2014President Taft yesterday signed the pro.clamation admitting Aruziona to the United States.KILLED BY 200 POUND WEIGHT.Ottawa February, 15.\u2014Calixte Le-claire, of 10 Albert street, Hull, who has been employed with the E.B.Eddy Company, lor the past three months, as signalman on the \u2018\u2018Merry Widow Excavator,-\u2019 in the construc-tion of the foundation of the new pulp mill being built, was struck and instantly killed by the fall of a JOn; pound weight, from the derrick of the excavator.FAVORS CHURCH UNION.Krockville, Ont,, Feb, 5 \u2014The quarterly official hoard of Wall Street Church, Brockville, representing one of the largest Methodist congregations ir.the Montreal Conference, voted unanimously in favor of church union.ZERO, FOE TO TEMPERANCE Tctonto, Feb.15.\u2014Rev.Prof.Raymond, of Saskatchewan, told the National Temperance Congress at Massey Hall yesterday, that the bad weather in Saskatchewan and Alberta was a serious hinderance to the temperance cause in these provinces.10.The Governor in conversation with William A.Morse, junior council for the condemned man, said there was not the slightest chance to sade the life of Richeson.He will not submit to the Executive Council any petition favoring a commutation of the death sentence.He is satisfied from the hundreds of letters he has received that the sentiment of the State is for the death of Richeson.KING OF SAMOA DEAD.Melbourne, Australia, February 15-Th > announcement is made from Le-vuka, Fiji Islands, of the death of Mataafa, ex-king of Samoa, who maintained resistance against the treaty powers In 189S.CHANGES IN CABINET.London, February 15.\u2014Earl Carrington yesterday resigned the office of Lord Privy Seal, and the Marquis of Crewe has been appointed to succeed him.Lord Pentland also resigned as Secretary of Scotland, and Thomas McKinnon Wood, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, has teen .(Contlmieri on Page 6.) CIVIL SERVANTS SENT TO BLOCK RETURNSS HOW NUMBER DISMISSED BY THE CONSERVATIVES.Ottawa, Feb.15.\u2014 The extent to which the axe has been wielded on Liberal officeholders by Hon.Messrs.Monk and Pelletier is shown by a return presented to Parliament, giving a list of appointments to the civil service in the post office and public Works departments, since the Government assumed office.In the inside , service of the Post Office Department I there have been 33 new appointments, lot which thirteen were additions to the staff, while 20 replaced Liberal officials.In the outside service appointments totalled 382, of which 236 were additions and 146 to fill vacancies.In the public works department four appointments have been made t0 I the inside service and 161 to the ont-Iside service.MIC COUNTY Omil NEWS SP1MIS FM» 111 PEOPU PLEASED.PARIS OF IRE EfSIERI I Runway Through District Now an Assured Fact.EFFORTS TO HAVE RAILWAY HAVE BEEN GOING ON FOR FORTY YEARS.Inverness.Feb., 15.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The confirmation of the sale of the Lotbiniere and Megantic Railway to Quebec Eastern Railway was received acre with great rejoicing.The building of a railway through Megantic County to touch thin and other points, has been a dream with the people.Now it is a reality.(For forty years the members of parliament and the leading business men have struggled hard to have a railway established, but success did not crown their efforts.The railway through here will mean greater prosperity to the people of Megantic County.It is the intention to proceed with the work of laying the track just na soon as the weather permits.Already ontracts are being made for the i.np ply of ties for track work.-y-\u2014 Yîîicial Staff o! International Iron workers Now In Custody.PRESIDENT AND TWO VICE-PRESIDENTS HAD TO GIVE HEAVY BONDS FOR APPEARANCE.Indianapolis, 1ml., Feb.15.The \u2019nited States Government yesterday rrested almost all of the 54 men ndictcd in the dynamite conspiracy :ases.It took into custody within a few ours practically the entire official taff of the International Atmociatiou J Bridge and Structural Iron Work-ra, including the chief officers, mem >ers of the executive board and »oout went y business agents and former usiness agents.These included Frank I.Ryan, the president; John T.But ->r, of Buffalo, N.Y.the first vice resident, and Herbert S.Hoekin he second vice-president and succès or of J.J.McNamara as secretary rcasurer, and each of these men was equired to give $10,000 bond for his ppearance for arraignment here with U the other defendants on March 12.More than forty of the men, chiefly abor union officials, who are charged with conspiracy to destroy by dynu nite or nitroglycerine the property if employers of non-union labor, were mder arrest by last night, and it vas declared the apprehension of nil he others would follow within 48 lours.I.BANK STOCK 216 12 Shares Sold To Day at That Price.This morning 82 shares of E.T.Hnk stock sold on the Montreal muret nt 216, and 25 shares at 215.\\IAYOR OF VALCOURT FOR THE FOURTH TERM.Mr.Jos.Dupaul, merchant, of Val-court, Ely, whose term of office had expired as mayor of the municipality, was asked to be a candidate again as councillor.He met with opposition, but was elected over his opponent by a majority of fifteen.At the last regular meeting of the municipal council Mr.Dupaul was appointed Mayor of Valcourt, this being hiu fourth term.Mr.Dupaul is to he congratulated on the honor conferred on him by his fellow councillors.MINISTER HAS RESIGNED.Asbewtos, Feb.15.\u2014(Spee:al.)\u2014 The resignation of Rev.Mr.Bruntou, Presbyterian Minister on this circuit, was received with great regret.i\t_____ WATER QUESTION THE SAME, i Scotstown, Feb.\ttô.\u2014(Special) j There Is no change in connection with 'the water situation.No improvement ha i been made, COMPTON FARM SOLD.Compton.Feb.14.\u2014(Special) The farm of Mr.J.Valleo, consisting of 140 acres, has this week been sold to Mr.T.Rouillnrd, of this place, for the sum of $3.325.I hold a union meeting at Wlndaor Mills on Tuesday next.Ths subjects under consideration will b\" \"Rscoft-structions In Theology.\u201d Introduced by Rev.K.C.Woodley, Richmond; \u2019\u2019Jesus Christ and Modern Thought,\u201d by Rev.J.C.Nicholson, Sherbrooke.AT WILL HOLD JOINT MEETING WINDSOR MILLS.Windsor Mills, Feb.15\u2014(Special )-The districts of Sherbrooke and Richmond Ministerial Association, will MA&BIAGE8.BOUFFARD-LABONTE.Compton, Feb.14.\u2014(Special)\u2014Tb« R Church was the scene of a pretty wedding Monday morning, when Misa Alma Labonte was married to Mr.James Bouffard, both of this place.The ceremony wag per formed by the Rev.Fattier Lavalle The wedding breakfast was enjoyed by a large number of friends at the home of the br de, followed in the evening by a pleasant reception at the groom\u2019s parents,\u2019 Mr.and Mr*.Gilbert Bouffard.CREWS HAD BUSY TIME.Richmond and Island Pond Emer* gency Trains Callrd Out TEN CARS DERAILED NEAR NORTON WHILE CREW WAS BUSY CLEARING TRACK AT LWNNOXVILLK.While the wrecking outfit from fa-laud Pond.Vt., was at work yester day forenoon clearing the track of live cars that bad been derailed on the G.T.R, nt the \u2018\u2018Diamond\" at Iven-noxville, word was received of an other wreck near Norton Mills.This necessitated the wrecking crew going to that point, and the wrecking crew from Richmond arrived shortly after wards and took up the work of clear ing the track.Six oars and an engine were derail ed, and as a consequence the outgoing and Incoming trains on the G T.R., (\u2019.U R.and B.& M.were held up until after noon.The wreck near Norton Mills on the G.T.R.also had the effect of blocking the traffic Ten freight cars left the track, and it took some hours to clear the permanent way.-»- MANY TEAMS EMPLOYED Kingsbury, Feb.\t15.\u2014(Special) The Grombie Lumber Co.are doing a very large business this season.They have no less than 40 teams employed hauling logs and pulpwood.ATBROMPTON.Good Work of Firs Fighters Kept Fire From Spreading.THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRE 18 UNKNOWN.WAS ONE OF OLDEST BUILDINGS IN TOWN.Uromptonville, Feb.15.\u2014(Special) The dwelling house belonging to Mr.E.W.Tobin, M.P., at the cornet of St.Lambert and Bridge streets, was destroyed by tire yesterday.The cause is unknown.If was one of the oldest buildings in the town, having been built and formerly occupied by Mr.(Charles Dion.When the alarm was given the fire lighting appliances at the Tobin Manufacturing Co.'s works were connected up, and the employees did good work in keeping the fire from spreading to other buildings, one of which was only seven leet distant.The property was insured.MELBOURNE.A fancy dress carnival Is to Ite held in the Melbourne Park Rink ou Monday evening, Feb.19th.Prisses will be awarded for the.bent costumes.Miss It Husk to her home at Gore after spending the past week the guest of Mr.and Mrs.John Martin.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK Capital and Reserve, $5,400,000.HEAD OFFICE - Established 1830 - SHERBROOKE, QUB.WM.FAnWELfc.President.\tGARDNER 8TEVKN8, Vlce-PnwldeoG J.MACKINNON.General Manager.BRANCHEa IN PROVINCE OK QUEDKC : Acton Vale\tEastman Asbesto»\tFarnham Ayer\u2019e Clli\tPouter Bedford\tFrellghebarg Beebe\tGranby Beloeil Beloell Station Bio\t___ Bishop\u2019» Croialng Huntingdon Black Lake\tIberville Brome Bromptonvlll» Chambly Basin ClarencovUle North Hatley __.Ormstown Hommlngford f.|llUpgbllr)f HenryvllU Howlok 277 St.lame» St.St.John» 120 St.Catherine E.St.Joseph do Beane* (East End)\tSt.Philippe da (West End)\tLapralrla 001 St.Catherin» W.t.Reml Ht.Sebastien Scotstown Joliet to Knowiton Encolle Pointo Aui Tremble» Quebec Richmond Hlmouekl Rock Island Roxton Fall» \u201e\tSt.Armand Station Lawrencevllle\tSt.Chrysostom# Coat1 cook\tLonnoxvUU\tnt.Constant CookfihtrB\tMagog\tKt.e.Klizabeth CowunsvlH»\tMansonvill»\tSt.Fabien Danville\tMnrbleton\tSt.Felix de Valol» Dlxvllla\tMarlevllle\tSt.Ferdinand d'HaUfaxWatervlll# Dunham\tMegantic\tSt.Gabriel de Brandon\tWeedon East Angn»\tMontreal\tgt.George.Beance Went SheffoM East Hatley\t(Centre) st Hyacinthe\tWindsor Mill» Al»o Branche» In Manitoba.Alberta.British Colombia and Sa«kat« chewan.Having» Department at all Office».CORRESPONDENTS ALL OVER THE WORLD.Sherbrooke\u2014 Dufferln Avenu# Wellington St.Upper Town, Kin* I Stanbrfdg# Bait Stalistoad Hutton Hweotabnrg Thatford Mine* Thctford Min»» W»#t Opton Valcourt Waterloo STUDY OF LEADING CANADIAN COMPANIES Our Statistical Department has prepared a comprehensive booklet entitled \u2018\u2018Standard Canadian Securities.\u201d Among others, It contains studies of the following companies : CANADA CEMENT DOMINION TEXTILE M0NTKEAL L H.& P B.C.PACKERS SAWYER-MAS^EY WINNIPEG * LE .TRIG RY Copy mailed free on request.McCUÂIG BROS.& Co.Members Montreal Stock Exchange SUN LIFE BUILDING - SHERBROOKE (CARLE 8(\u2019AFFORD, Manager, Montreal Ottawa Sorel Craabg Danville.(20A) THE WSA'HSE COOAL VORBCA*?.Fair and comparatively mild.Friday a few light snowfalls or flurries, but mostly fair.^ SENGHBUSGH AUTOMATIC INK WELLS Actually :;.ives 7.5 per rent, of yonr Ink hill».In addition to tha saving effected, you get a uniform dip, and there 1» a solid comfort la knowing that if you aerldentally upset one of these that you will not cause a spill.We will send one on 15 days\u2019 approval, to anyone asking for «âme.without expense.II not satisfactory, return.That is how we teel about it.besides, we have a guarantee from the manufacturers.Price upon request.MODERN OFFICE APPLIANCES LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail Stationers, 100 Wellington St. *AUB TWO.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912.m.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS lityr Report» From Corresposd-oflts 01 What It 6ohig On.the RICHMOND.Mfe.T.A.King, of Windsor Mills, spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.McLeod.A euchre party will he given Monday evening, Feb.19th, under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Catholic Or- recovered and is able to resume her duties as teacher of a private class.Mr.T.Knowles, of Montreal, conducted the morning servire in the Methodist Church.In the evening Mr.T.J.Parkes, of Sherbrooke, gave an address on the Laymen's Missionary Movement.He was assisted by Mr.T.Knowles, Rev.Mr.Carmichael and Rev.Mr.Craik.The meeting of the Richmond and der of Foresters, in the Odd bellows Melbourne branch of the Loyal Tem-Hall at 8 p.m.Refreshments will he served by the ladies of the order.Mr.A.Stewart, sr., continues to be very ill at his home on Main street.Miss Grace Campbell to Coatieook on a visit to her sister, Mrs.(Dr.) j Fraser.perancc fvegion, .held in A$ Bt.(Vincent Hospital I *\u2022 ** II a,ni.j a* IT Brooks sU**» M »\u2022 Free 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In Its different branches by an expert.Portraiture, Landscapes, Horses, Enlargements.Developing and Printing for Amateurs.Geo.Johaston 149 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.sons Oats Your grocer has Tillson\u2019s.Two sizes\u201410c and 25c.Each 25c package contains a handsome piece of English Porcelain Tableware.CANADIAN CEREAL & MILLING CO., Ltd.Toronto, On: In the old days of \u201c oatmeal \u201d the miller was thinking of his goods not of the housekeeper.He made his product in his own way leaving her to find a way to cook it.The only way she could find was the troublesome all-night way.A tedious performance.Instead of asking the housekeeper to find a way to cook Tillson\u2019s Rolled Oats we have found a way of preparing them to suit her cooking convenience.15 minutes is all we ask of her time, because 15 minutes cooking turns Tillson\u2019s Oats into the most delicious, digestible porridge ever put before a hungry man or child.KNOWLTON.If t docs not rain lu-Ioi'c Monday night Ralston will reduce price of oats and wheat live cents tier cwt, the next day, spot cash.BANQUET AT WATERLOO.MR.T.li.DAVIDSON, GUEST OK HONOR OF LARGE NUMBER OF FRIENDS.Waterloo, Feb.it.i Special.)-The conti-ilimontary banquet tom led to l ¦ K.Davidson, in honor of his aP pi duelling marriage,, was held Satur-da, evening at the Brooks House and passed oil very successfully.Over fifty sat down to u most inviting 1 spread, and the menu.lias seldom, if ever, been excelled, here.After i-tip-Pnd au'l Interiauiliai.ü ntution* lu Vcim -ot.Return Umil., I-\u2019ct).\t22nd, UH2 City Ticket Office.6 H-rntb- -a H'1-Bell Tel.I.')0 nicl Peoplo s, 01 (-' F.R-Htation, Tel.207, GENERAL BTEAMHHIP AGENCY.MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL QUEBEC CITY, FEBRUARY I6lh to 20tli, ! IU I \\£, SINGLE FARE FUR ROUND TRI F.TIcT.el.B goo*! going Feh.J-\u2018db t ¦ uni h.Inclusive Good tu return until Feb 1)211!!,\tF.) 12.For time1 aides or further porte -\ti'1, apply lo any of t bet'umpany\u2019n Agent-or to E, \tà ^-v-».\t'W'W-v» »-% w.-v-%.-» \u2022*, B'rtbs, Marr sees \u2022«»« *»\u2022» plv 20 Galt Street.ED SITTING ROOM REQUIRED North Ward.Telephone.Address Box 19 Record Office, SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.The Monument National was well filled last evening by an appreciative and very representative audience on the occasion of the concert and operetta given with the assistance of Ma.dame Fafond Drolet, the noted vocalist from Quebec, and Professor Bourgeault\u2019s orchestra.The programme opened with a tuneful march by the orchestra after which Madame Fafard Drolet was heard in la) \"Thais,\" Mirror Scene, (Massenet); fb) \u201cVictoria Mio Core,\u201d (G.G.Carissimi).Madame Fafard Drolet has a soprano voice of great range and power, which has been beautifully trained under the best masters in Paris and elsewhere on the Continent.Her operatic selections, which included an aria \u2022 from \"Manon,\" (Massenet) and \"Habanera,\" Bizet's Carmen, were applauded to the echo, and the \u201cJewel Song,\u201d from Faust (Gounod) with scenery, revealed the artiste\u2019s dramatic temperament.The air from the Messiah, \"Rejoice greatly, O Daughter of Zion,\u201d was exquisitely sung.Aris from \"La Tra-viata,\u201d ( Verde) by the orchestra, was followed by a brilliant piano solo, in which Mrs.Maurice Shea was at her best.Alter a short intermission the little operetta, \"Frere et Soeur,\"(Luigi Bbrdese) was sung and acted with the greatest spirit and success, the cast being as follows : Catarina, Mrs.Thos.Cabana ; Gina, Mrs.L.Dawson ; Claudio, Miss Flossie Dawson ; Premiere Ouvrière, Miss J.Beau-chesne ; Deuxieme Ouvrière, Miss M.Royer.The Flower Girls' Chorus was very melodious, and the parts well balanced.The following took part : Misses Gertrude, 'Yvonne and Alice Codere, Juliette Codere, Lena and A.Leblanc, Juliette Fournier, Marie-Reine Millette, L.Millette, Juliette Stenson, S.De Valter.\"Humoreske,\u201d (Dvorak), the next item on the programme, was a delightful number, and met with deserved recognition.Mr.Dnmais, o\u2019f Montreal, who was in town and attended the concert, by special request, gave a couple of recitations which were highly appreciated.\"O Canada,\u201d and \"God Save the King\u201d brought a pleasant musical evening to a close.Madame Fafard Drolet was arenm-panied by Miss Rheaume ot Quebec, (MUG CO.De&l With City Will Likely be Closed To-Morrow.WILL START WORK AT ONCE REPAIRING BUILDINGS.A representative of the Cosmopolitan Clothing Company will arrive in Sherbrooke to-morrow to close the deal with the city for the Carpet Factory building, which site they will occupy.It is understood that they are prepared to put up the deposit of $3, 500 required by the Council.The papers will likely he signed tomorrow and the proposition will he submitted to the people at an early date.UEE SHIPNENT OF H1ÏJ SMS.Township of Shipion Has Sent large Quantities Across the Border.FOR PAST FIVE MONTHS NO LESS THAN 143 LOADS WERE SENT OUT.Danville, Feb.15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The refusal of the Canadian people to accept the reciprocity pact has not affected the hay business in Shipton Township.Since October 1st, the following cars have been shipped to points in New Y'ork State October 19cars; November $0 cars; December, 44 cars; January, 34 cars; February, to date, 25 cars.Messrs.C.D.Baker, representing Messrs.J.M.Rinter & Co., Elizabeth N.J,, and X.Chaghon, buying for Clinton Grain Coy, Plattsburg, N.Y., have been the largest shippers.Owing to the shortage of cars they have been greatly handicapped, being obliged to pile in the station yard tons of hay.Mr.G.E.Denault, has also 350 tons at his warehouse at Asbestos awaiting delivery of oars.LODGEJF QUEBEC.Aqdu&I Report Shows to Increase In Membership last Year.FINANCIAL REPORT ALSO SHOWS A SUBSTANTIAL SURPLUS OYER PRECEDING YEAR.Montreal, February 15.\u2014The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of S'iel\u2019ec, A.F.si A M., was opened yesterday in the Masonic Temple, Dorchester Street west, with Grand Muster M.Wor.Bro.Rev.Frank Charters presiding.The Grand Master reviewing the progress of free masonry in the pro- I vince, said the total membership u.Quebec, now reaches 7,021, ns against 11,655 in lllld, an increase of 3ss.The fim ucial report showed n substantial \u2019surplus over the preceding year.I Official visits and the inauguration of a number of new lodges, prominent amoiit, which were those of Three Rivers and Lake Megantic, also were refti red to in the address of the Grand Master.j Nearly JOG delegates from the var ions subordinate lodges of the grand lodge were in attendance.| Tin: following grand officers were elected at the evening session, which was held in the Auditorium Hall, Berthelet street: M, W.Rev.Frank (Charters, of Montreal, was re-elected Grand Master; R.W.Bro.Jno.E.Wright, of Montreal, Deputy G.M.,; S.W.,; R.W.Frank Richmond, G.1.j R.W.Bro.Geo, Brodie, Quebec.G.jW M.W.Isaac H.Stearns, Montreal G.Trens.; R.W.Will H.Whyte, Montreal, G.Sec.: R.W.Wm.Pcrci-, va' Montreal G.Reg.1 The following District Deputy Grand Masters were elected It.W.Broc Jno.M.Dalton, Three Rivers, i Quebec and Three Rivers District; W.O.Hagar, Montreal No.1; U.Ohas.Young, Montreal, Montreal No.2; J.P.Riley, Lake Megantic, St.Francis district; H.E.Mitchell, M.D.Bedford Bedford district; E.T.Graham, Buckingham, Ottawa district (.co.E.Clarke, Sutton, Shefford and Brome district.The following were elected District Grand Chaplains; R.W.Bros.Rev, Wm.Henderson, Three Rivers, Que hec and Three Rivers district; Rev.W.S.Major, Montreal No.1; Rev.J.S.Dixon.Scotstown, St.Francis dis trict; Rev.Jas.Plctts, Dunham.Bedford district; Rev.J.McPherson, Hull, Ottawa district, Rev.Canon Carmichael, Knowlton, Shefford and Drome districts.NO OPPOSITION AT CU*UNG.J.F.KERR\u2019S RINK WAS DEFEAT ED LAST NIGHT.W.J.Wiggett, skipping A.I).Bro die\u2019s rink, defeated J F.Kerr\u2019s rink last night by a score of 13 to 11.The rinks were ns follows : A.E.\tRowell\tF.\tDinning S.L.\tJackson\tA.\tG.Campbell L.Cathro\tN.\tDinning IV.J.\tWiggett,\tJ.\tF.Kerr, Skip\u201413\tSkip\u201411 TO-MORROW\u2019S MATCHES.To-morrow evening C.N.Martin\u2019s rink will play J.P.Watson's, and W.H.Wilson\u2019s rink A.D.Brodie\u2019s.H.Irwin\u2019s rink has the bye.SINGLES.On Thursday evening, Feb.22nd, at 8 o\u2019clock Mr.V.E.Morrill and R.M.Watson will play the finals for the single championship, \"THIS DATE IN HISTORY.\u2019\u2019 FEBRUARY 15.1763.\u2014Seven Year\u2019s war between Austria and Prussia and their allies ended with tlie peace of Hubertsburg.1804.\u2014New Jersey passed an act for the gradual abolition of slavery.1820.\u2014William Ellery, one of the Rhode Island signers of the Declaration of Independence, died.Born Dec 22, 1727.1833.\u2014Joseph Pease, the first Quak er, admitted to membership in tlm British parliament 0n his affirmation.1864.\u2014First detachment of Federal prisoners received at Andersimvillo Prison.1872.\u2014First session of t.he firrt legislature of British Columbia E.T.Bank Vole Was Purely Formal.NUMBER OF SHAREHOLDERS WERE PRESENT TO RECORD VOTES IN PERSON, The attendance at the special meeting of the shareholders called yesterday afternoon to ratify the ncti0n of the directors of the Eastern Townships Bank, relative to the amalgamation with the Canadian Bank of Commerce, was larger that is generally the case at annual meetings.Mr.William Farwell, presided, and tlie directors present, were: Messrs.Gardner Stevens, Waterloo; J.S.Mitchell, F.N McCrea, U.C, Howard, Sherbrooke; A.(\u2019.Flumerfelt.Victoria B.O,; tj, W.Coiby, and 11.J.Fuller, Montreal.Among the shareholders were:\tMessrs.M.F.Hackett.Stan- stead; N.N.Walley, L.A.Bayley, H.11.Fraser, K.(\u2019apt Bennetts, Sherbrooke; J Gushing, Barnston; A.N.Jenks, Coatleook; 1.0.Hunt, Providence, R.1 ; C.I).French, Orleans, Vt,; R.P, Small, Dunham; Thomas Ward, Wntorville; G.S.Arlin, Lancaster, N.H.Mr.Farwell, the president, having briefly explained the object of tlie meeting the vote was proceeded with as to whether the E, T.Bank should amalgamate with Canadian Bank of Commerce.The vote stood as follows In favor of the project: By proxy.21,851 In person .1,859 Total for .\t 23,210 There were ioOO proxies in favour of the amalgamation submitted, but as there were certain formalities not complied with there were not counted.The total shares ot the hank ts 30, 000, so that a large majority of and above the two.third vote was east in favour of the amalgamation There was no opposition, and the proceedings were purely formal.The deal will receive its final sanction when the same has received the signature of the Governor-General Paton Manufacturing Co.of Sherbrooke.Notice is hereby Riven that the Annual General Meeting of the HharehoUl* era of this Company will be held at the rompunv s Montreal Office, 327» Hoard of Trade Buildim?.on WKDNK8DAY.L'NTH INSTANT, at it o'clock p.m., for the reception of the Annual Report, Election of Directors, and the transaction of other business.By order of the Board, JAMES V.WATSON, .\t.\tSecretary.Sherbrooke, Feb.12th, IB 12.IIUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY .To provide that upon amalgamation as aforesaid, that the company applicant.the said Lotbinierr Megantic Railway Company, shall, subject to the transfer ot all Its right», privileges, franchises, subsidies, property, powers, rolling .stock, undertakings, capital stock, and assets to the company applicant, cense to exist as a corporation, but shall henceforth form nil integral part, of the company applicant, and be governed by the charter thereof an granted, and from time to time amended, and by the by-laws thereof alone ; 7 To provide for the extension of the time during which the undertakings of the company applicant, including those of the Lotbtniero & Megantic Railway Company may be carried out and brought to a conclusion ; To determine the conditions of the proposed amalgamation between the company applicant the said Lot bln fere ^ Megantic Railway Company, and to repeal S, ( J R E K N S I I I ELD ^ -\t.v LANCI'EIR >C.Solicitors for Applicants.Montreal.December 12Mi, UU1.injured in n wreck\ton the\tl\u2019enneylvn nia Ball rond, near\tWfttrioi\t' s Bridge this mornlnR.\t\t Ascot Lodge No\t30, A.\tF & A.HI.The member: nf A\t4eot I .oil\t,\\ N,»\t.'to.A.F.& A M .are\trequest et\tto attend the funeral of one 1\tate hrot\tHT, Ellgem* 1*.Smith, from hi :\tresidence\tJohn ville.at 2 p.m .on Frid\tiv nftern\toof) other ai rangementh having vice will not !>.\u2022 Ma.By order of t he W\tbeen m; M 1\tde.the f.er I :\t\\ ü I ' K E.Secret ! Lennoxville, Feb.LMh, ldr~\\ PRESSED HAY WANTED Write what, you have, lieu lent ufa-tioii, and luwcNt.price.HI\u2019HR BY GO., Newport, Vt.LIME RIDGE.Mru.;i.Gilbert, to Sherbrooke to viHit relativ\u2019CM in compuny with her nun, Mr.1.BroU.Gilbert; Mr.J.Scott Gilbert, the Kiietit.of MiHft Nettie Gilbert for a few ilayn.SALABERRY A very pretty wedding took place at Salaberry, Que., on February 5th, when Miss Sabina Castella, was united in marriage to Mr.Robert Douglas, in Sherbrooke.The happy couple took the train and went to the home of the groom, where dinner was served.The table was decorated with flowers and ferns.-They were the re cipients of numerous gifts.Miss Daisy Gill, has been ill with an attack of appendicitis.Miss Lucy Nugent, is home from Lyndon ville, Vt., on a visit to the parental home, for a couple of months Miss Mabel King, was the guest of Lucy Nugent on Thursday last.Mr.George McCraynolds, had a \u201cBee\" on Friday last, hauling pulp-wood on to the Lake shore.GRANITEVILLE.Little Willard Reed, who was so sick last week, is a little better.A great many children have chicken pox in this vicinity.Mr.E.Rediker spent a few days in Sherbrooke; Mr.Boulais has returned from St.Angelc, Que.WATERVILLE.The funeral of the late Mrs.Macoy will take place on Saturday at 1.30 p.m.from the residence of her son-in-iaw, Mr.R.Jamieson.¦«WELL, well; ffc^THIS i* a HOME DYE i \u2018\u201cT;-! J!?at anyone I\t' [/\tcan use F: ANNfi ALL these DIFFERENT KINDS « of Goods with the SAME Dya.1 used No Ckaore of Mli-takes.bimple «ntl Clran.Send for free Color Curd wild Booklet 101.The JOHNSON* KICHAUDSON CO., !.trailed, 3» J tontrewl, (.au.ONE DYE'\u201cAU KINDS»'*»* MONEY RAISING SALE IS A MONEY SAVER FOR YOU You can furnish your home during this sale at a reduction 35p.c , you can get all furs and fur coats at absolutely cost price, you can clothe yourself and family at equally low reductions.REMEMBER THAT THIS SALE LASTS UP TO FEB., 24th.MEN\u2019S CL01HING ni\u2019VT I\u2019FNMAN S WOOL FLFKCK Li .FI) I'NDKUWKAK, 4\u2018{(« ed to .Rr* ¦ r .00 ALL WOOL l x itFRWFAU.reduced to .(i.ic Regular 7.->r.NEGLIGFK SHIRTS.\t~(\\(t reduced to .Regular SI.00 NEGLIGKK SHIRTS,\t7(L.reduced to\t.% Regular Ç1.V» MEN\u2019S SWEATERS, reduced to .«$1 Regular $2.00 MEN\u2019S PAN\u2019TS\u2019 .$1.3) reduced to .«.Regular Sl.âO DERBY HATS.reduced to .$1 Regular $3.00 DERBY HATH.\tÙ*) reduced to .T Regular *lo.oo SPITS.refliK ed t o\t\u2022TM L» LI Regular $ i H oo WORSTED HITTS, reduced tr «$12 Regular $12.00 MEN\u2019S OVERCOATS.\tsRT \"TM reduted to .\u2022?< .JW Regular $10.00 ALL WOOL BLACK BE A V ER OVER Sis-.,,.\t$10.50 LADIES\u2019 CLOTHING Regular *1.00 LADIRS' ITNRKflWEAK,\tCw* reduced to .Regular 75c.WHITK/t.AWN WAISTS,\tJQe.reduced to .«1 Regular 61.00 WHITE LAWN WAISTS.\tI-., reduced to .\t.lo/v Regular $1.50 WHITE TAILOR-MADE WAISTS,\t(IW/-.reduced in.Regular 50 111,AUK SILK WAISTS,\tJJ.) reduced to\t,\t«U\u2014.\u2014»l Regular S:i.5n RLACK VICUN A\tSKIRTS.Ot-)\t\u2022>\" reduced to\t*D\u2014\u2022 ) Regular *5.on ALL WOOI.WORSTED SKIRTS*\t*>T reduced to .Regular $2.50 LADIES SWEATERS, reduced to .$1.70 Regular $8.00 LADIES' SWEATERS,\t0*-) reduced to .Regular $12.00 LADIES' COST tT MES, reduced to $(i.!K1 Regular $20.00 LADIES* COSTUM ES,\t0*1\t*> reduced to\t*T I ?r Regular $8.00 LADIES' TWEED COATS, reduced to .*n#J LADIES\u2019 BEAVER Regular $17.00 ALL WOOL ('OATS.\t0*1\t! reduced to .\u2022 r I s Tlidflo are only a few of the lot of bargains to be bail (lining onr sale.Be sure to pay ns a visit before Lite \u2022J llb of this month.ECHENBERG BROS I- 132 WELLINGTON 8T, BOTH PHONES.'J pia* sa.~\".i SHKRnRoôî™ nmy rrcoro, TïïTmsniv,.p't^ërttàry.ï», isis.!MÀN SON \u2019vUjLE.Rev.Mr.J.M.CoMn, was in Mi nt-real last weeK, attenlinft the Syncà.The Epworth League gave a social at tho home of Mrs.Jane-Cowan Friday evening.Mr.Harold Peabody, attended the Auto Show in Montreal last week.EXTRAORDINARY SALE AT Levesque\u2019s New Store 110-112 Wellington Street We do not wish for a moment to have yon believe we have the best and most modern store in the city, bat we do say that we sell onr goods at the lowest prices.Visit us and we will prove it HERE ARE A FEW OF THE LINES WE WISH TO CLEAR OUT Sir Overcoats for men, regular $18.00 to $20.00.Reduced to .$11.50 75 pairs of Pants.Regular $2.25 to $3.50.Reduced to $1.39 and .*3.39 125 prs Men's Woollen Draw ers.Regular 90c to $1.25.Reduced to .69c Six Muffs, worth from\t$4 to $C.Reduced to .$2.99 Men\u2019s Boots with calfskin lining.Reg.$4, reduced to.$2.89 Men\u2019s Rubbers .69c Boys,\u2019 1 to 5 .59c Boys,\u2019 10 to 13 .49c Ladies\u2019 .54c Children's .39c 25 Ladies\u2019 Sweaters, white, grey and red.Regular $2.50 to $3.00.Reduced to $1.89 and .$2.29 Large quantity of Women\u2019s Woollen Mitts, also for girls and children, reduced to 24c and .34c 12 Ladies' Fur Collars, Reg.$S to $15.Reduced to .*6.00 C, Tweed Coats for young girls, reduced to .$2.89 Men's Patent Leather Boots.Reg.$4.50.Reduced to .*3.39 We also have in stock a largo assortment of Felt Shoes which must be cleared out.We are offering these shoes at greatly reduced prices.Do not forget to look over our stock of Flannelettes, White Cotton, Bleached Cotton.Muslin, Dress Goods, etc.We sell these goods at prices that defy competition.Large assortment of Black Woollen Socks, reg.50c.Reduced to .39c Auction Sales On FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS wc sell by Public Auction from 7 (ill ft.All those wanting Dry Goods of any kind shonld moke it a point to be present.You will Save Money.110-112 Wellington St.Sherbrooke, Que.>oooooftooooooooooeaceaiifl« THREE RIVERS 0.Locals.FINANCIAL AND | MARKET NEWS.I busy time of it and were equal to the occasion.Claude Atto was at his best and on several occasions went right through the crowd only to have his shot turned aside by Lambert.Molyneux and the other forwards kept plugging away and checked back well.When the teams came back for the second period the pace was faster and ( more team work in evidence.Malone\tCOliNTRY PRODUCE and Baptist each made several bril-\tw MV,¦ liant rushes but failed to score.After\t- twenty-one minutes of hard work At-\tPRICES STEADY.| to sent in a lightning shot from a! Montreal, Feb.15.\u2014A firm feeling 4a\tCaam\tJscrimmage that Lambert had no\tprevails in the\tmarket, but the vol- rlUMaUS , railed 10\toCOre Ou I chance in the world of stopping.One\tunie of business doing is not large, minute later Norrey Wiggett secured\tns the demand\tat present prices is the disc and with a burst of his old\tprincipally for\tsmall lots to fill act- speed tore up the ice and passed to | ual wants, as\twith milder weather Baker at the right moment, the lat\t4l'\"\t.BORDEN\u2019S PEERLESS BRAND EVAPORATED MILK ARGUIN' IN GOAL PLAYRD STAR G A M K-CHKCKÏNG CLOS K.In a game, three-quarters of which was rather uninteresting, Sherbrooke defeated Three Rivers last night by a score of two goals to nothing.The checking by both teams was so close that good hockey was out of the question.Sherbrooke was minus the services of Earl Spafford and Sprig-gings, point and cover point, both of whom were ill.Norrey Wiggett stepped into the breach and in spite of the fact that he was out of practice, and wore a Pair of strange boots and skates, played an effective game at point.Towards the end of the game lie showed flashes of his old form.The last goal was the result of his worl,, as he carried the rubber the entire length of the ice and passed to Baker in front of the poles.Reid Moe played right wing, and played the position as well if not better than it has been played this year.Atto was moved to rover, his natural position, and replaced Gerald Wiggett who played cover.The work of the defence of both teams was good, especially the work of the goal tenders.Arguin never put up a better game.He had a great deal to do during the last period but was invincible.Baker was closely watched r,,ul was inclined to rongn l; a little.Neither team scored in the first half thanks to the good work of Arguin and Lambert.These players had a Headaches Over the Eyes Mean Frontal Catarrh APT TO GET INTO EARS, CAUSING DEAFNESS.OR TO REACH THE LUNGS AND END IN CONSUMPTION, You Can Cure Catarrh in Any Stage by Breathing the Healing Balsamic Fumes of Catarrhozone, and Here is Proof.Mr.Uric Berault, a young gentleman, who has lived for years in Sweetsburg, '\u2022lue., inherited catarrh from his mother.The disease spread through his system till he was a physical wrecK.\"As a child,\" smd Tdr.Berault, \"1 was prone to an ulceration of the mucous Uning of the throat and nasal passages.\"1 grew pale and emaciated, lost all desire for food, and got into such a \u2018 dreadful condition that my friends said p H-11 that Catarrh was fairly eating me un.\tA11111 Every organ of my body seemed , \u2022 Boyne ter scoring.With.a lead of two Sherbrooke played a defensive game and kept the Tri Fluviens from scoring.SUMMARY.Sherbrooke.\tThree Rivers.Arguin .goal .Lambert N.Wiggett .point .Malone G.Wiggett .cover .Baptist Atto .rover .Kiernan Baker .centre .Malona Molyneux .l.w.Lambert Moe .r.w.Lacombe Referee\u2014George Povey.Judge of Play\u201413.Baxter.First Half\u2014No score.2nd Half : ¦ 1\u2014Sherbrooke, Atto, 21 min.2\u2014Sherbrooke, Baker 1 Min.PENALTIES.Sherbrooke\u2014Moc 2, Baker 2, 4, 2 3, Atto 3.Three Rivers\u2014Kiernan 2, Baptist 2.Quebec 2, Canadiens 1.Ottawa 17, Wanderers 5.tho production will increase when prices will find a lower level.We.quote prices as follows: Selected stocks, round lots.37J\tto\t.38 Selected stocks, single lots., .395 to .40 No.1 stock, in round lots .32J\tto\t.33 No.1 stock, single cases .34 5\tto\t.35 POULTRY MARKET QUIET.Montreal, Feb.15.\u2014There was slight improvement, in the demand for dressed poultry and a fair trade was done in a small way.The tone of the market remains steady and prices show no important change as follows: Turkeys per lb.18 ' to .19 Chickens, per lb.125 to 15 Fowls, per lb.08 to .10 Ducks, per lb .14 to .16 Geese, per lb.13 to .14 HONEY MARKET QUIET.Montreal, Feb.15.\u2014Business in honey continues quiet, the demand for small lots to fill BOY SCOUTS WERE DEFEATED.Waterloo, Feb.14.\u2014(Spécial.)\u2014 A close game of hockey was played hero being only Monday evening, when the Waterloo actual wants, as the consumption at Academy team defeated the team re- this season of the year is light.We presenting the local patrol of the Bov ' duote: Scouts, by a score of 4 to 3.\tI Clover, white honey .1.1 to '.II.5 The pla^ was fast, and the cdiéck- : Bark grades.08 to .19 ing hard and close throughout, but White extracted.07 to 08 the W.A.A, A.hoys proved the Buckwheat.07 5 to .0!) stronger team.Wilfrid Smith, 0f the1\t\u2014\u2014 senior seven, refereed the game satis- LIMITED DEMAND FOR MAPLE THE MAN WHO GOMES TO LOOK receives the same glad welcome here as the man who comes to buy, our primary object, at this time, being to acquaint the men of Sherbrooke with the advantages in quality, service and price to be exclusively obtained at this store.We don\u2019t expect to sell you goods before you know us, our goods and our business methods, so we invite you to call, \u201csnoop around\u201d a bit and get acquainted.J.ROSENBLOOM & CO.0BS9 I 'k STAR CLOTHING HALL 95 97-99 Wellington St.factorily.The line up was as follow\u2019s: W.A.A.Pearson.Mizener .Kimber .Holden.Shaw .Letroy .Taylor .Boy Scouts1: PRODUCTS Montreal, Feb.15.\u2014There Is no\u2019 change in maple product, for which .goal .Wallace the (demand is very limited, as .buyers .point.Hardy , in most cases have ample supplies on .cover .rover .centre .r.wing \u2022 \u2022\u2022L.wing BOWLING.Murray, hand for the present.We quote: Maple .Malboeuf syrup, in wood, at 7c to 71c per lb., .Kendall j anti in tins, 70c to 75c as t0 size, and .Bressee map'ly sugar at 8c to 9c per lb., as t0 .Glascott.quality.RESULTS OF CITY LEAGUE MATCHES.HARMONV BAND.W.Rioux .F.Brunelle V.Bedartl .\u2022I.La vois .Barre.Total .120 .106 .152 .133 .142 143 168\u2014421 138 118\u2014362 154 184\u2014490 162 157\u2014452 172 155\u2014469 Conlains no .sugar- An ideal diet for Infants pure rich milk.All Grocers\u20145c and 10c Cans just \\VM.H.IM n\\ a