Sherbrooke daily record, 28 mars 1914, samedi 28 mars 1914

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1914 ONE CENT IMMIGRATION SOCIETY IS FORMALLY ORGANIZED \u2022 Officers Elected, By-Laws Adopted and Plans Discussed.As Soon as Promised Government Assistance is Received Will be in Position to Begin Operations.The Eastern Townships Immlgra-'tion Society, recently incorporated 'by act of the Legislature, was formally organized at a meeting held in this city last night.It expects very «hortly to take up its work on be-fcalf of immigration and repatriation.The act of incorporation was accepted as the charter of the society.\u2022In this act the objects of the society are set forth, as follows: \u201cImmigra-'tion, colonization and repatriation [in the Eastern Townships, and in portions contiguous thereto, as well 'as the general amelioration and development of the said portions of the Province.\u201d At the meeting last evening officers were elected, by-laws adopted and general organization business transacted.The officers are: Honorary President\u2014Hon.P.S.G.'Mackenzie, Provincial Treasurer.President\u2014E.W.Farwell.Vice-Presidents\u2014J.N.Davignon, Knowlton; V.E.Morrill, Sherbrooke.Executive \u2014 The President and (Messrs.R.C.Wilkins, A.D.Gendreau, Wm.Morris, P.C.Duboyce, J.E.Poutre, J.N.Davignon, V.E, Morrill, and a Secretary-Treasurer yet to be named.A Council of twenty was appointed as follows: The above-mentioned executive, and in addition Messrs.J.A.McClary, Lennoxrville; F.Millette, Windsor Mills; Harvey Beatty, Stan-bridge East; J.E.Guilmette, Danville; J.L.Alexander, Hillhurst; A.Rousseau, Coaticook; C.N.Lyster, Kirkdale; Victor Marchessault, West Shefford; W.E.Learned, Cookshire; Dr.Verdon, Granby, and J.E.Savoie, Plessisville.Mr.Wm.Morris was appointed solicitor, and Mr.J.H.Bryce auditor.The general management will be in the hands of the Executive, and the Council will be called together from time to time as occasion arises.MEMBERSHIP.The general membership will include (1) all members In good standing of the Associated Boards, which includes all the members in good standing of the affiliated Boards; (2) any resident of the Eastern Townships who shall, -be duly elected a member after application.It was decided not to charge any membership fee at the present time.PLAN OF OPERATION.As soon as the general plan or organization is approved by the Government authorities, and the.promised financial assistance is received, the Society will be in a position to at once begin operations.An office will he established in Sherbrooke, with competent secre- | tary-treasurer.This office will man-; age the general immigration and repatriation work of the Society in the Eastern Townships.The agents in the Old Country and in New England will work in cooperation with this office.APPLICATIONS WANTED.The Society at once calls for applications from all parties desiring farm or domestic help.These should be sent in at once and addressed to the E.T.Immigration Society, Sher-' brooke.ADVANCED FARES.The way is now open for assisted ! fares in the matter of desirable farm workers.The Society will handle this part of the work very carefully and very cautiously, following pretty closely the Ontario system in this regard.For instance, a farm laborer on the other side desiring to come to this section, under an assisted fare arrangement, will be required to provide certificates of health and character, and to sign agreements to repay advances from his wages.The steamship company will then, by advice of the Society, issue transportation through to Sherbrooke, and will take the responsibility of landing the man here.Upon delivery of the man in Sherbrooke, the Society will be obligated to Hhe transportation company up to the amount advanced.The immigrant will renew his agreement to refund the amount advanced, and the farmer who engages him will enter into agreement to transmit to the Society this amount in instalments, a portion being retained from each month\u2019s wages.In the matter of domestics, it is probable that the applicant for help will be required to deposit with the society the amount of fare advanced, which will carry with it the Society\u2019s agreement to deliver the domestic or refund the money.It is believed there will be no difficulty in working out the details of the Society's operations in this regard.The Society\u2019s work will very likely embrace efforts to interest farmers with capital to come to the Eastern Townships And take up farms which are at present poorly cultivated.This is one of the important undertakings of similar organizations in New Brunswick nnd Nova Scotia.THE NEW ENGLAND WORK.As soon as the Government bee appointed the representative in New England the work in the direction of repatriation will be Undertaken.It is understood that the Government agent will work in co-operation with the Society.QUARTERLY MEETINGS.General meetings of the Society will be held quarterly, probably at the same time as meetings of the Associated Boards.BRUTAL MURDER TORREON FALLS IN NEW YORK JO REBELS Worst That Police Department Has\t-\u2014 Ever Had To Deal General Villa CapM Town Alter Four Days Vigorous Fighting REMAINS FOUND IN RUINS OF A BOAT HOUSE THAT WAS DESTROYED BY FIRE.New York, March 28.\u2014(Special) \u2014 One of the most brutal murders In the history of the police department, was discovered to-day when the body of a man known only as \"Red,\u201d was found in the ruins of a boat h.ouse at 161st Street and the Hudson River, which was destroyed by fire.The man was killed with a hatchet or an axe.A long knife was found imbedded in the victim\u2019s skull.TO BOYCOTT ULSTER FIRMS i LOSS ON BOTH SIDES WAS VERY HEAVY \u2014 DEAD ARE PILED UP ON SIDE OF THE STREETS.Juarez, Mexico, March 28.\u2014A telegram received at four o'clock yesterday from General Villa says that practically all of Torreon, including the active business section, is in the hands of the rebels.FOUR DAYS\u2019 FIGHTING.Gomez Palacio, Mexico, March 28.\u2014Four days of fighting including three desperate assaults by rebels, were crowned yesterday when General Francisco Villa moved into the city and established his headquarters 'on that side of the town looking towards Torreon and within three miles of that great goal of the campaign.The final and deciding assault was delivered yesterday.It was preceded by a bombardment, after which the infantry and cavalry dashed into the streets.Rifles, machets, pistols and hand grenades were used in a hundred different encounters in the narrow thoroughfares.The grenades, of home THEY | manufacture, were lighted with the cigarettes, which are an unofficial part of the equipment of every Mexican soldier.Toronto, March 28.-(Special) - A\tV'1^°te\" ntot.yEt kn°w his circular has been received here from \u2014\t\u2019 - P\t1 v,\u2018iB \u2018'riVy\u2018 Ireland urging a boycott of Ulster TWO YEARS IN OFFICERS REFUSE TO RECALL PENITENTIARY\tJ[|E|R RESIGNATIONS Pierre Laroche of Bromptonville Pleaded Guilty to the Theft\t__\t, .jx ¦ ¦ r- u u l .of a Horse King s Influence May be Used to Induce Field Marshal French and Genera! Ewart to Remain in Positions.Premier ' Will Make Statement on Monday in the House of Commons Toronto Firms Ashed Not to Buy From Unionist Manufacturers in Ireland REASON GIVEN IS THAT DID NOT CONDEMN RECENT ORANGE HOOLIGANISM.firms hostile to Home Rule of which a list is given.The circular begins : \u201cHere is a list of the Belfast Unionist traders who have either encouraged or failed to condemn the recent outbreaks of Orange hooliganism in that city.\u201d \u2022 PREVENTION OF EASTER DESECRATION.i Washington, March 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Designed to check what is declared to be a growing tendency on the part of the American people to make the Easter season the occasion for displaying fashionable clothes, a move-! ment was launched here to-day to form, the \u201cSociety for the Prevention of Easter Desecration.\u201d FLEET HAT BEEN CALLED TO ENGLAND The wounded suffered terribly from thirst, and many died for the lack of water and surgical attention.The dead of bo.th sides were mingled in the streets ,or found huddled'under piles of earth which had once been abode houses or corrals, wrecked by rebel shells.Veterans say that no more furious battle ever was fought in Mexico.It was a delirium.He expects to cooperate with four thousand men under General Herrera, who is under orders to attack the town from the east.AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTION IN THE , SCHOOLS THE BRITISH MEDITERRANEAN j FLEET SAILS FOR ENGLAND.London, March 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014The | Milan correspondent of the Daily I Chronicle says the British Mediterranean fleet received from Naples early I this morning (Saturday) an urgent aerograph summons to sail immediately for England.The fleet sailed forthwith.The reason is unknown.Dean Laird, of Macdonald College, addressed the Convention of Farmers of Richmond County at Richmond Town Hall, on Wednesday evening on \u201cRural Schools.\u201d The speaker commenced by referring to the work of the Macdonald College Demonstrators in improving the methods in actual farming, nnd giving instruction in academies.SCHOOL CLUBS AND FAIRS.! Competi tions were .held in connec-1 tion with the Academy clubs for poultry, corn, potatoes and seed ; school fairs were held and It was hoped to arrange County fairs at which the products of these clubs might be exhibited, discussed and judged on the spot,.A great deal of the value of the school fairs depended upon the circumstancei under which the judging was done.It.was Important that the pupils should hear the judges discussing the points of the various exhibits and learn the reasons given for awarding these prizes.AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTION The speaker was interested in the Work of model and elementary* schoola because the class of teacher which supplied these schools was being trained in Macdonald College.Some things had been taken of! the, curriculum for teachers and several things would soon be added in their place.\u2022 Three hours per week were now devoted to elementary Agriculture, and it was hoped that, in future years | every student going out.from the College to tench in rural schools ¦ would be able to obey the school law and tench Agriculture.OTHER DESTRABLE HUBJEOTH Other subjects which might he taught in rural schools were singing, drawing, manual t raining and household science as these were all being taught in tire College school for! teachers.Sewing was a subject that should he taught, in every rural; school.BENEFIT OF TRAINED TEACHERS Some years ago there was a.large number of untrained teachers, but through the efforts of Inspector Roth-ney al, the teachers in the County wore now trained with three or four exceptions.Trained teachers resulted In better instruction, and the people in the Province would be more content to stay on the land.NEW TYPE OF TEACHERS A scheme was on foot to institute a new degree at the McGill University \u201cD.Sc., \u201d which would he obtained by two years' work in applied scionce at McGill to be followed ay a course at Macdonald College.Thus! a new type of teacher would arise, | able to suit the needs of the people and the academies in Quebec Province.PRACTICAL EDUCATION.26 of the 34 academies in the Province were in towns of less than 9,-000 population\u2014in rural places devoted to farming.The rural schools should satisfy the needs of the community hy teaching subjects to help them in alter life, and the city school should give industrial education for the same reason.Too long had the schools of all countries been supplying matriculants for universities, but as only one half of one per cent, went to the universities, the universities should not dominate the subjects to be taught in the schools.The curriculum should he determined by the length of the school life,\u2014the shorter bhe time, the more practical should he the education.This was so in Germany, Franco and other countries.) THE SALARY QUESTION.Dealing with the question of the supply of teachers, Dean Laird said they trained all they got, and there were posts for them, but the salaries were not sufficient.A stenographer would get.more salary after three month\u2019s training than n teacher.Girls ware going in (or office and shop work, because the conditions were good, and on the other hand (Uontiuued on page 12.) LB LOST Chinese Bripds Sumd and Then Sel Fire to Town of Sheg Chow THE MARAUDERS WERE LED BY \"WHITE WOLF\" AGAINST 2,000 TROOPS.Pekin, March '28.\u2014(Special)\u2014White Wolf and his band of brigands, who were fighting 2,000 regular troops at a place twenty miles from Sheg Chow, feigned flight, and the troops occupied the town.White Wolf and his men surrounded the place during the night, and their agents inside set fire to the town at many different points.The soldiers became panic stricken and the bandits attacked and defeated them.Five hundred of the people of the town were burned to death.CHANGES IN ELECTORAL LAWS DEBATE ON N.T.R REPORT GOES 0» Bill to be Presented in House Which Calls For Radical Changes UNNECESSARY DELAYS FOR TRIAL OVER TECHNICALITIES WILL BE DONE AWAY WITH.Ottawa, March 28.\u2014That a bill will be presented to the special committee of the House of Commons on electoral purity, which will make some radical changes in existing electoral laws, was learned last night at the conchisioo of the conference between the Minister of Justice and legal officers of the House of Commons.If the bill is passed, means will he provided by which election petitions, which under present conditions may be blocked by technicalities and delays, will be given summary bearing.The bill, ns Its provisions are understood, will remove the prohibition which prevents an election trial proceeding during a session of Parliament; it will provide for the abolition of all preliminary objections; that the production of a voters\u2019 list with the name of the petitioner shall be conclusive evidence of his qualification.It, will also provide that a respondent to a petition shall be given ten days to submit his answer, and if this is not done either party may move to have the case put down for trial.If at the end of thirty days, neither side was moved, the judge shall fix time for the trial.By thus preventing all preliminary objections and narrowing the time for bringing such contestations to trial, the new act will work a very material benefit and is one of the most important pieces of election legislation yet framed.Five Speeches Were Made in the House of Commons Yesterday \u2014 MEMBER FOR EAST LAMBTON SAID THAT WORK COULD HAGE BEEN DONE WITHIN ESTIMATES.Ottawa, March 28.\u2014The debate on the National Transcontinental report sagged off yesterday,1 and the day was marked by the dullness that seems to be associated with Friday proceedings in the House of Commons.There were five speeches made continuing the debate, the speakers : being J.E.Armstrong (East Lnmn-1 ton) and A.L.Davidson (Annapo , Us) , for the Government; and G.W.Kyt.e RRicbmond) , Pius Mi, baud (Victoria, N.B.) , and A.Turgeon j (Gloucester) , for the Opposition i Mr.Armstrong compared the cx ! travagant expenditure on the Trans continental under the Libera] admin istration with the economy that had been displayed by the Hydro-Electric Commission of Ontario in the construction of thè great electric system.Though spending $22,000,(100 in ;t:hc provincial undertaking, every contract had been well within the estimate made by the engineers.It had been shown that public under takings could be constructed without waste.BUDGET SPEECH APRIL 6.At the opening of the House yesterday, before the resumption of the debate on the N.T.R.report, the 1 Minister of Finance announced that be would bring down the 1m id get on April nical stafl, apart from pilots, numbers thirteen hundred persons.The work comprises the construction of aeroplanes and spare parts, storage and transport arrangements, problems of design and standardization, depot organization and equipment.I \u201e\t.\t,\t,\t,\t, ,\t, ,\t,\t.\t,\t, W.c Ui\t«LIU tJLM 1st ranks he took his old mental fur- and training.There are 161 niture with him and never really became a Liberal.It adds that it was a great mistake to put him into the War Office.NEW RULES OF DISCIPLINE London, March 28\u2014In the course of a statement in the House of Commons Premier Asquith stated that the Army Council\u2014Field Marshall Sir planes now in the service.There will shortly he eight squadrons of aeroplanes in being, twenty-five to each squadron, comprising five types of aeroplanes, including a light scout, two kinds of reconnaissance aeroplane' and two kinds of fighting aeroplanes.And Britain is to spend on aviation alone, during the coming year, five million dollars In addition to $7,250,- John French and Lieutenant General (MX) for ligbter-than-air craft.The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank to, $13,501000 Capital, $15,000,000 mmEY ORDERS issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce, are a safe, convenisnt and inexpensive method of remitting small sums of money.These Orders, payable without charge at any bank in Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and in the principal cities of the United States, are Issued at the following rates : $5 and under.3 cents Over 5 and not exceeding $10 _ 6 cents 10 and not exceeding 30 .10 cents 30 and not exceeding 50 .13 cents REMITTANCES ABROAD should be made hy means of our SPECIAL FOREIGN DRA.FTS and MONEY ORDERS.Issued without delay at reasonable rates.\t352 BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE Dufftrtn Avenue (MMn Office) Wellinston Street Branch TJppertown Branch (Kins Street) .Hi.Winn Paiwell.Manejer.A.P.Taylor, Aset.Manager, .V.A.rtiiggra.Manager.N.V.Dinninj:.Acting Manasar.THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST: Northerly and northwesterly winds; colder, with showers.SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS MARITIME TECEOKAPH & TELEPHONE COMMON.Wo draw the.attention of the investing publie to th*\u2019.m«xits of thia stock.The annual statement of the Company shows A I*AROK INCREASfD IN business for the year ended December .list.1918-\u2014ar.increase of 2879 subscribers, and the Directors\tthat it would appear from present indica- tions that THIS GROWTH WIIÆ.CONTINUE FOR BOMB TIMB TO COME.The STOCKS PAY AN* ANNUAL MVIDENTJ OF 6 PER CENT.Public Utility Securities are always very popular.The statement,* of well managed companies show constant increases in receipts in prosperous times, and only a minimum of disturbance in periods of business reaction.We are in a position to offer a block of Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Common AT AN ATTR VCTIV'E PRICE, and would advise investors to write at onco for full particulars.F.B.McCURDY & CO., MeitiSfirs Montreal Stock Ewiaai* BWtirooX»\tArt Building Jl N.ROSINS.MaHLwr*r.nR.VNOUFS roB.tt.TOQg Richmond.Rock\tOcnkaMr*.D-D 7 jCWÛ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1914.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS daily Reports From Correspondents of What is Going on in Various Communities.MARTIN VILLE.The mild weather of the last few days has done much In reducing the depth of snow.In fact, in some places the snow is gone.Considerable logs are being hauled to the mill yet in spite of the failing roads.Mr.Lee Cass has his mill running with a full crew of men.Mrs.L.A.Smith entertained the Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon.A pleasant afternoon of work and conversation was followed by an appetizing tea.RICHMOND TOWN COUNCIL Bryant of Sherbrooke, guest of her ! Mrs.Smith was assisted in serving sister-in-law Mrs.Thomas Currie, for ! by Miss B.Goudie and Mrs.Irving a few dayB> and calling on ether ,\t».\t__\t\u2014 XT I IriCT1'dB in town; Miss Victoria Wil- The March meeting of the W.O.T.U.| liam8on of st_ j0bnsbury.Vt\u201e vis-was held at the home of the Secre- iting her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.tary Mrs.T.D.Merrill on Wednes- wlUiam Forbe8.Mra.j.A.Bothwell,\t.\t\u201c\t' ; day afternoon of this week.Plans: of Sherbrooke.on Thursday; Rev.BVe-laW II] COIIIieCtlûn With Gfailt were made for a social evening 1° I.A.B.Macdonald in Richmond on 1 April.\t'Wednesday; Mr.George Arkley, in The Boy Scouts took their first sterbrooke_ Thursday; Mr.J.H.Rand ; tramp on ^mrsday afternoon.\tof Cookshire, in town, Wednesday ; Rev.Mr.Pollock, of Moe s River, jyjr ^ DaviB, in Cookshire, on ! was in town on Wednesday calling ou Wednesday; Mr.and Mrs.0.H.Ches- T S' ,\t-ter, in Marbleton, Tuesday, nrl h , GeorSe Sharman are ^ o£ the valuable pBir of hor8es preparing to move to their new| owned b »h\tratioa o{ East home in Moe s River soon.\tAngus died on Sunday.The horse was Recent visitors include Mrs.GTace ,\t,\t.Barber and little son, of Sand Hill, |valued at S32°'\t.___________ with her sister, Mrs.Edwin Sharman for a few days ; Mr.John Rudd, of Scotstown, with his daughter, Mrs.to Boston Last Passed It\u2019s Great to \u201cDo Things\u201d But the doing power of both brain and body depends largely upon the right kind of food.There are certain elements in the field grains that Nature uses to build a strong working body and brain.Grape-Nuts Food \u2014made of wheat and barley, contains all these strength-making elements \u2014including the vital mineral salts ( Phosphate of Potash, etc.) particularly for the nerve centres and brain.Grape-Nuts food tastes delicious, is easily digested and its power is proven by trial.\u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d and a profound one for Grape-Nuts.\u2014sold \"by Grocers.Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont.AYER\u2019S CLIFF.Arrivals and departures include : F.L.Sharman on Wednesday and Mrs- G.A.LeBaron, of Sherbrooke at i Thursday ; Mr.S.W.Farnham, of her broker's, Mr.A.E.Fish, Mon-St.Stephen spent the week end with day ! Mr- and Mrs' Russell Bowen Mr.T.D.Merrill.\tt and H.Morse, of Barnston, on Departures:\tMrs.Dessie Parsons! Tuesday at Mr- H- G- Blick'si Mrs- and the Misses Q.and L.Parsons to George B- Colby and Mrs.C.H.Libby ¦ Waterville on Monday ; Miss Ruby a^ Bock Island, Wednesday ; Mrs.Wells and Miss Wells, of Hatley, on Tuesday at Dr.C.L.Brown\u2019s ; Mrs.D.Paul, of Massawippi and Mrs.R./Paul, of Boston, Mass., Wednesday at Mr.D.L.Paul\u2019s ; Mr.MacMillan, of Macdonald College, Tuesday in town; Mr.F.Wilkinson, of Way\u2019s Mills, in town on Tuesday ; Mr.Mossman, of Toronto, at the \u2019\u2019Clifi House,\u201d Thurs-town for a Tew\u2019 days.ThTg^t \u201c of da7 1 PRunbly of California at her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.McCoy.\t°\t' Sharman to Johnville for a few days\u2019 visit with her aunt, Mrs.Has-\u2022 eltine ; the Misses Lillian and Pearl Mayhew and Miss Carol Cass spent a couple of days this week with Mrs.Jas.Groom.DANVILLE.Mrs.A.Gasne, of Montreal, is in Mrs.H.Dustin\u2019s this week ; Mrs.At The first\u2019of the we^k \u201cÂfT \u2019\t! kin8on\u2019 of McOonnellv Wednesday at an\u2019s Sunday school class in the Meth- j Mrs\u2019 A\u2019 E\u2019 Flsh\u2019s I Mrs- Sunbury, of\tBROWN\u2019S HILL, odist Church drove to his place and Bock Island with her sister-in-law, Mr.Edwin Vaughan, brother of Mr.spent the evening.They had a plea-\t^ar^son\t; Miss A.| Çeorge Vaughan, of this place, died sant visit and enjoyed themselves\t°I Stanstead, Thursday at : at the home of Mrs.Noble, Fitch TT-i +¦ L A.T T kY\ta tvj'Kot*! a in \u2019 C * TVf i ca\t«in.\t-a»-\t.\t» RATEPAYERS WILL MEET TO RATIFY OR DISALLOW MEASURE ON APRIL 2ND.Richmond, March 28.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The adjourned meeting of the Town Council took place when there were present Pro-Mayor Dyson, Councillors Hudon, McMorine and Smith.The final draft of the by-law providing a bonus of $10,000.00 for the Boston Last Company, as prepared by Mr.Rugg, was read.Whereupon, in accordance with the notice of motion given at a previous meeting, a motion was passed \"That By-law No.104, cancelling By-law' NoTsS, and providing a bonus of $10,000.00 for her sister, Mrs.Morriscm.Mr.Taylor who was in business here for a few dayt on the 22nd of March passed away at his home in Brooklyn, N.J.-4- the Boston Last Co., be and is hereby enacted.\u201d This is the transfer of the real estate known as the \u2018\u2018Factory Property,\u201d by the corporation of Richmond to the Boston Last Co., under certain conditions.A motion was passed that a public meeting of the electors of the municipality, who arc proprietors of real propertt, be held in the Town Office on Thursday, April 2nd, at 10 o\u2019clock for the purpose of approving or disapproving of By-law No.104, and to demand a poll if they see fit so to do.The Road Committee was authorized to contract for whatever gasoline, kerosene and oil is needed for the use of the corporation during the coming season, also to engage a competent operator for the road roller.A motion was passed that the town office and outside employees of the Water Dept, be notified that in no case must water he turned on to consumers without an order from the Secretary-Treasurer\u2019s office.After several accounts were passed the Council adjourned.church services by Rev.G.H.Craik, and Masonic ceremony conducted by Rev.Wm.MacMillan, W.M.of St.Francis Lodge.The late Mr.Beattie was an employee of the Grand Trunk and a former well known resident of the Gore.Mr.W.Chamberlain\u2019s ; Miss Bessie | Bay, on March 25th.The funeral Curtis, of Stanstead, visiting friends : was from Ayer\u2019s Cliff Church and the in town ; Miss Bessie Buck at Hatley interment in the cemetery beside his Friday ; Mr.and Mrs.A.Breaky and late wife.daughter, of Libbytown, Thursday in Arrivals and departures include ; t0»Tn\u2018 4\t».\tMr\u2019 Homer Vaughan, of South Had- Mr.Austin Dresser and family who ley, Mass., called here by the death have lived in the \u2019\u2019Ayer\u2019s Block,\u201d of his father, Mr.E.Vaughan; Mrs ,\t-\t-\tthe past, year have moved toi A.S.Temple and son, Earle, from ¦\tMrs.E.\tJ.\tMorrill\tentertained\ta\tMassawippi to care for Mr.and Mrs.Concord, N.H., a few' davs at Mr E ! number of friends\tat\ther\thome\ton j\tBadger.\te.Temple\u2019s - Mr H N Davis to Thursday evening.Cards were play- ! The Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet with Rock Island \u2019on Tuesday \u2019 ;with music.Refreshments were served.Mr.Horan was the recipient i of a handsome large rocker from his guests.Among those present were \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.Hamilton, Mrs.Kent, j Mr.C.C.Brown, Mr.and Mrs.West , Olney, Mr.and Mrs.Grin Olney, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Church, Mrs.Armstrong and Miss Phelps.Extremely Low Prices Are placed on D.&_A, CORSETS by retaflera as so pian y are sold that even at a email profit corset dealers like to sell them» EVERY FIGURE eso be suited with a J&.dfc.A* Lind the price is ahvays ranch less then that of imported corseta of simitar styles.Made and guaranteed by The Dominioh Corset Co, Quebec.Maker» of \"La Dica Cor Jet»'\u2019 9-M ed at several tables.Delicious re-Mrs.A.Dustin on Tuesday afternoon, freshments w'ere served and a splen-1 April 7th.,did time was anjoyed.\t-*- The shredded wheat banquet given\t¦ CLEVELAND, under the auspices of the Ladles\u2019 Aid Arrivals and departures ;\u2014Mr.and ] of the Methodist Church was well Mrs.Seth Olney, of Castlebar, guests attended.Probably 150 persons sat1 of Mr.and Mrs.Chester Hea\u2019ly cm down to the good things provided.| Tuesday ; Mr.John Mulvena to Win-After the inner man had been satis- nipeg after the winter with his par-fied a very interesting programme ents , Mr.and Mrs.John Mulvena-of vocal and instrumental music took Miss Lottie Bilton.home after a cou-place, including selections by the pie of weeks at the Pinnacle ; Mr.Danville Band.It was a very en-j joyable evening in every respect and : tbè proceeds were satisfactory.The funeral of the late Wm.Webb took place Friday afternoon.The funeral service was held in the Advent Church, Rev.Mr.Kearney officiating.The funeral cortege to the cemetery consisted of his family, the near relatives and a host of, sorrowing friends.The remains were interred in the Protestant Cemetery.The Busy Bees met at the home of Mr.A.F.Curtis is in very poor health at present.Those who attended the comedy, \u201cWhen a Man\u2019s Single,\u201d given at Fitch Bay on Tuesday night, were well repaid for their time and money.Mr.and Mrs.B.J.Taylor and little daughter recently visited at Mr.E.E.Temple\u2019s.CANTERBURY -\t- Miss Winifred Groom is recovering Paddy Flynn, from the Sherbrooke after her illness 5°fp,ltai> but is ?G11 VRry B! : Mrs.Tuesday M gs Laura Mayhew enter_ tained all her girl friends in the af.ternoon.The girls all took their needles and quilted a quilt.In the Elijah Smith in Melbourne with her daughter, Mrs.Russell.Those from a distance who came to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.\t+1.Wm.Healy, were Mrs.Cyrus Healy evening.t>ie young men came m and of Greenlay ; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur & V6ry i°Hy eveninS was spent in Crack, of Kingsbury ; Miss Jamison,\tand ,m\u201csfic\u2019 I)fint7 refreshments of Waterloo; and Mrs.Fred.Jami- were served before leaving, son, of Montreal\tQuite a number from here attended Mr.Frederick.,'of Richmond has ^he ForeSters banquet, March 25th., evening, when they spent a pleasant\t^1?rf i\t^ yefrS'\t______________________ bvetrhe00hostfsfeShmentS\t8erVed oninS ia ^ band*caused Iff P°cüt\tSCOTSTOWN by the hostess.\twhile splitting wood.\ti Mr* William Whitehead of this town Ail ladles\tare\tinvited\tto\tattend\tthe\tThe farmers\tare\ttapping\ttheir\tsue-\thaa sold his Property to Mr.William Millinery\tOpening\tat\tJ-\tA.\tBoivin\ts,\tar-bushes\tnow\tand\tthose that\thave\tWatson from McLeod\u20199 Crossing.Tuesday March .31st.The very la- done so report sap running well.[* Arrivals include: Miss Annie Mc- test styles will he shown.Come and'\t-f._.\t__ Donald, from Sherbrooke, visiting be convinced.\tnTnwunvn\tfriends; Dr.M.S.McDonald from .\tMarbleton; Mr.H.C.Patch from - iss \\ .\tGoyette\twishes\tto\tthank\tMotrisville, Vt., where he had been j her numerous customers, not only in visiting his parents.Richmond, but Danville, Windsor\t.\t(__________ enough has not been as well the last na+Lnxt\tf°r\tWINDSOR MILLS, enonoh\t««.il\tPatronage during the past season and EAST ANGUS Mrs.Armstrong of Sherbrooke was Tn-vLLrt\t^\t^\t,,,\t\u201e called to see Mrs.Thomas Good- ?.17hmond.\tDanville, Windsor enough has not been as\twell as\tlast\tbe vs Tn Tn\tt h\t!';a80D \u201c®Q The\tmembers of the Young People\u2019s week.\t\u201c'!! t0 inform\tthem\tthat\ther\tmilli-\tGuild\tof chrl8t church, Brompton, Mrs.John Wilson is still quite \\r=,rrh P\ttake pla»^ TPesday> and the members of the Guild of Sit.seriously ill at the Sherbrooke Pro- von \u2022\t» riJlnS-fy°Ur friends With George\u2019s Church, Windsor Mills, had testant Hospital.\tL» \u2019friT.U\ta\u201ey j!\ty°u\tyour\ta supper and social evening at the Mr.J.H.Gorham\tleft\ton\tThurs-\tkw York\twin\t°f\thome\t°f Mr\u2019 DaVid stewart\u2019 Green- day to return to Rimouski to open\thelping vo\u2019u to\tthe\tisteat \"tt ^\tlay\u2019 °n Thur8day f;venln£!- Tbere up his camp there.He was accompan-\tgo\u201d colors for vr ur\tb-rt\tThf T l\tWa\\a V.ery lar?e attendance and a ! led by Mr.Fred Padwer, who will\tHat is the ral/\th\t^ T go\tmoBt «\"Joyable evening was spent.: remain there with him for the sum-\tg '\t,___________ GROUP OF PAST MASTERS.An interesting function took place at the regular meeting of Pioneer Lodge, No.7, I.O.O.F., on Tuesday evening last, in the presentation to the lodge of a group photograph picture, in massive gold frame, of all the Past Grand Masters of the Quebec Grand Lodge since its institu-' tion, and also the original founder of j the Order, bv Fred J.Verrill, P.G.H., P.D.D.G.M.District Deputy Grand1 Master J.D.Smith, who was present, in a neat speech, moved the thanks of, the lodge, which were tactfully tendered by the Noble Grand,G.H.Jameson.The picture, which is about 24 x 36 inches in size, 'was much admired by the large number of members present, was hung in a prominent place, and is a fine addition to the trophies of Pioneer Lodge.mer.Mr.W.A.Burns haa been on the sick list for the past week.Arrivals and departures; Mrs, J.H.DANVILLE mail service and the numerous telephone lines in use by farmers make ordering and delivering of Drugs easy by When roads are bad, or you are busy just call up No.144, BROWN, The Druggist.Children\u2019s Dresses Stamped to Embroider No dress as dainty for a child as one you embroider.Very useful dresses are marked at a low price for special selling this week.Stamped on Holland with scalloped neck and sleeves, pretty design, also scalloped around the bottom, sizes for children from 1 to 2 years.Reg.85c for 69c.MONTREAL,, F*.Q.APM SAGE IEA LAKE MEG ANTIC.COATICOOK\tMr.A.B.Gendreau was last week Mr.A.Mossman, of Toronto paid elected a vice-president of the Absous a flying visit Friday.\telated Boards of Trade, and Mr.G.Mr.Wm.Dees was in town Friday M.Thompson was elected a represen-: visiting friends, he left the san».; tative on the Council of Management day for Quebec.\t| at the meeting of the Associated: Mrs.E.L.Sleeper is Indisposed at Boards, the Coaticook House.\tThe country roads are completely Mr.and Mrs.A.O.Norton have covered up and there is no traffic, gone to Florida ; Mr, and\tMrs.H.A.\tThe crews of the camps\tof\tthe\tLake Norton, and Miss Helen Norton, have»\tMegantic Lumber Company\tIn\tWo- gone abroad ; Mrs.Henry Barrett and burn and other places around the children of St.Hyacinthe in town lake are coming in, the sudden thaw visiting Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Fox.having broken up the lumber roads.The Reading Club will meet with\t-?- Miss Jennie McKee cm Monday even-1\tA FUTILE SACRIFICE.\u2018flk-\t\u201cI heard a cynic talking on the Mr.Gordan Cairne is able ito be B'HDty of self-sacrifice the other out a?3-\u2019\" after his recent illness, night,\u201d said a New York lawyer.\u201d1 Miss Bernice Cowan is spending the didn\u2019t agree with his conclusions, hut week-end In Lennozvllle.\tA'3 theme recalled an incident in my Miss Mary Savage is\tspending a\tyouth that was certainly\ta\tcase in few days in Montreal, the\tguest of\tpoint on his side.' \u2014.\"When 1 was a youngster the dog- faced boy was in his prime.We lived min\tin the c°unty «®at of a county up- I fun mi* UUIll\tstate.My only sister\u2014always my l/riJlIlLn Umll\tgreat pet\u2014and 1 werè intensely ex- cited when we heard that the lad with the canine countenance was to ; come to our town.\"We had saved up all our pennies j \u2014\tand when the boy arrived we had ; n ,\t.\u201e\ttwenty-five.We figured the admis-! Bring Back Its Sion would be ten cents and we ! would have a nickel over for candy\u2014 for what's seeing a dog-faced hoy 'without candy to chew while star-_____\t, Ing?\"Well, the boy arrived and we : Common garden sage brewed into a went down to the tent where he was heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol ' being displayed.To our horror the added, will turn gray, streaked and admission was 25 cents.We puzzled faded hair beautifully dark and lux- long, but the tragic conclusion was uriant, remove every bit of dandruff, i always the same\u2014only one of us (stop scalp itching and falling hair, jcould go in.Bo, with tender fingers Just a few applications will prove a;! drew forth the twenty-five pennies revelation if your hair is fading, ! and in a voice husky with the emo-gray or dry, scraggly and thin.Mix-,tion of disappointment I said: 'Here, ing the Sage Tea and Bulphur recipe\tDot, you go in.\tT don\u2019t\tmind,\tand at home, though, is troublesome.An\tyou can tell me\tall about, him\twhen easier way is to get the ready-to-use you come out.\u2019 tonic, costing about 50 cents a large \"My sister protested, but finally j bottle at drug stores, known as went, in five minutes she was back.\"Wyeth's Sage and Bulphur Hair I wai all eagerness to hear every Reruedy,\u201d thus avoiding a lot of i detail of the famed face, muss.\ti \" \u2018How was he\u2014how was he, Dot?While wispy, gray, faded hair is What did he look like?Is he a really, not sinful, we all desire to retain truly dog?Tell me quick.' iour youthful appearance and attract- \u201cDot gazed at me and her lip :Ivenecs.By darkening your hair with\tquivered, 'Oh,\tJack,\u2019\tehe\tsaid, Wyeth\u2019s Bage and Bulphur, no one\t\u2018when , I got In\tJ.was\tso scared I can tell, because it does it so natur-\tcouldn\u2019t look et\thim.\u2019 ally and evenly.You just dampen a\t?\t\u2014- sponge or soft brush with it and HON.DR.MONTAGUE IK BETTER, draw this through your hair, taking) Winnipeg, March 28.\u2014Hon.Dr.W.one small etrand at a time; by morn- H.Montague, provincial minister of ing all gray hairs have disappeared,1 public works, returned from the ,and, after another application or) Mouth in apparently good health, jtwo, your hair becomes beautifully I Last week a despatch was received, 'dark, glossy, soft »nd luxuriant.i saying he was seriously 111.\t' HOCKEY CLUB TO HOLD DANCE.The Wanderers Hockey Club arc to hold a grand euchre and dance in the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hail on Easter Monday evening, April 13th.Look Young ! Natural Color, Gloss and Thickness.THE LATE SIMON BEATTIE.The funeral of the late Simon Beat-tie, of Montreal, took place from the Grand Trunk station on Wednesday ) morning, and was ver- largely at-: tended by the members of St.Francis) Lodge, No.15, A.F.& A.M., Holy-rood Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, and members of Argyle Lodge, Montreal, of which the deceased was a member.Inte.rment was made at the Convrevational cemetery, Melbourne, Is Britain Tired of Canada?We don\u2019t think en, but we are sure \u201e\u201e man has any chance of curing corns un-lesa Ho uses Putnam\u2019s Corn Extractor.It takes out root, ¦\u2022\u2022.tom, and branch, cures painleesly in 21 hours.Use only Putnam\u2019s, tme, at all dealers.FRECKLES FEBRUARY AND MARCH WORST MONTHS FOR THIS TROUBLE \u2014 HOW TO REMOVE EASILY.There\u2019s a reason why nearly every-1 body freckles in February and March, but happily there is also u remedy for these ugly blemishes, and no one need stay freckled.Simply get an ounce of othine, double strength, from your druggist and apply a little of it night and morning, and in a few days you should see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the light ones have vanished entirely.Now Is the time to rid yourself of freckles, for If not removed now they will stay all Summer, and spoil an otherwise beautiful complexion.Your money back If othine fails.NOTES.It is announced that Mr.Enos Baker, the celebrated entertainer singer and preacher, who has beei attractin'\u201d large audiences in Mont real rece ly, will be in Richmond oi Sunday, .pril 6th, at the Methodisl Church, and Monday following at thi Town Hall.Mr! Baker is known ai the \u201cYorkshire Nightingale\u201d anl and sings perfectly in two voices, so prano and tenor.PUPILS PUT ON DRAMA.The reception hall of Sit.Patrick\u2019s Convent was crowded to the doors on, Wednesday evening with a deeply appreciative audience to witness the presentation by the pupils of the establishment of the drama entitled, \u201cThe Shepherdess of Lourdes,\u201d under the direction of their able teachers.The stage was most tastefully decorated, and the different scenes well arranged, but what most attracted attention was the rock of Lourdes,so well portrayed as if by fairy hands.The drama was given in several acts, with tableaux, which were splendid, the costumes were beautiful and appropriate, while the presentation of the various characters and the enunciation of the young ladies was very pleasing.The sacred atmosphere of the play was faithfully preserved with becoming modesty bv the youthful actors, greatly pleasing the large audience and reflecting the highest credit on the patience and culture of the sisters who did the training.Rapturous applause greeted the various) scenes and climaxes, and the occasion' will long be remembered by all those\u2019 \u2022 present.Between the acts appro- , priate musical selections were rendered by the Richmond Brass Band.27TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY About fifty friends assembled as a surprise party at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Cross, Stanley Avenue, on Monday evening last, to congratulate and show in a tangible manner their esteem for the worthy couple on the occasion of their 27th wedding .anniversary.A very pleasant evening was spent in various social amusements, while ta§teful piano selections were rendered by Miss E.Cross, of South Durham.OYAL Baking Powder AbsoIutelyPuie Royal Baking Powder is indispensable to finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of modern housekeeping, Royal Baking Powder makes hoc breads, cakes and pastry wholesome.Perfectly leavens without fermentation.Full instructions in the \u201c Royal Baker and Pastry Cook\u201d book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake with Royal Baking Powder.Gratis to any address.ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK You can have this Cozy Rocker ^ $5.45 Sent Freight Paid to Any Station in Ontario Selected oa.k frame in either golden or Burly English finish; seat and ba-ck upholstered in best imitation leather.A handsome and comfortable rocker, easily \u2022worth many dollars more.Send today and be delighted.Catalogue No.30 containing hundreds of photo illustrations of the best selected furniture, sent to any address.The Adams Furniture Co., Limited, Toronto IRELAND AND THE IRISH.The Rev.Mr.Burke was greeted by a large audience on Tuesday evening] at the Methodist Church, when he gave his celebrated lecture, \"Ireland' and the Irish.\u201d Mr.Burke proved to) be an eloquent speaker, with an ) abundance of wit and humor, and his address was intensely interesting to the audience, presenting as it did, conditions as they are in Ireland from an intimate knowledge thereof.ADDITION TO BUILDING.Dr.B.W.Brock is to make considerable changes in his brick bu Id-ing on Main street.The building is to be extended to sixty feet deep and a third storey added, and when fin-' ished will be another creditable improvement to the appearance of Main : street.This as another evidence of the health\" growth which is taking place in Richmond.\u201cDon\u2019t you tell\u2014Sis!\u201d \u201cThis\u2019ll be a good joke on mother! She didn\u2019t think we could reach so high when she put Kellogg\u2019s on the top shelf, did she?But we fooled her this time ! Course mother won\u2019t care, \u2019cause she lets'* us have Kellogg\u2019s every time we want it, don\u2019t she?Says it\u2019s good for us and makes us grow like everything.\u201d CORNFLAKES Always fresh\u2014always uniform in quality.10c at all grocers PAPER HOW FREE 3' Sherbrooke Record 98c secure this $2.50 Volume In gold, «rtimlc inlay tlaslgn, «¦, and complet» dictionary BeaullfiiTly botind In rich fiMrroon.__ with 16 In II-page portrajm of '\u2022nnU-htmon of nnimcol terms.OUT-OF-TOWN HEADERS WttJL ADD SAo EXTRA FOR FOSTAC \u201cHEART SONGS\u201d\tor^soil gl/wo\tto.-.F\u201e\u201er r«r.to\tthe bwA.it,.rrr PARCEL POST RATE ON HEART BONGS.According to the new Parcel J\u2019obI rates, \u201cHeart Hongs\u2019 to readers at slightly reduced cost, ns follows : Within twent\" miles of Shernrook e, 7 cents.Anywhere in Quebec Province, lac.Outside of Quebec Province as at present, by mail, 24c.Readers In remitting will govern themselves accordingly, Will be sent / 115 SHBRBttOOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1414.THREE If i i i L The Daily Record SHERBROOKE RECORD CO.v Printers and Publishers.Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 106 and 108 Wellington street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE strictly in advance to any address in Canada, Great Britain and the United States.One year, $2.00 ; six months.$1.00 ; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.To any address in the Eastern Townships, by the year only, $1.50.Circulation Statement Circulation statement for weeK ending March 21st, 1914 : Monday .10,900 Tuesday .10,925 Wednesday .10,900 Thursday .10,880 Friday .10,910 Saturday .\u2022>.IC\u2018,950 Total .65,465 TO ADVERTISERS Advertisers are reminded that copy for advertisements should reach the Record Office not later than 3 p.m.the day previous to publication in order to ensure insertion.All copy will be handled in the order In which it is received.net M UPPEHiGS 'and Adah Hurlbut, Mr.Arthur Dra- will occupy the pulpit of the Meth-per, Assistant Sunday School Super-' odist Church on Sunday, intend-ui, prepared the boiling of the Rev.Mr.Bourke, of Montreal, will sugar.Mi-, J.H.Smith, the Super- give his famous lecture, \u201c(reland and intendant, made all other arrange- the Irish,\" in the Town Hall, Tues ments.The pastor, having charge ot.day evening March 31st.Mr.Bourke the programme and social parf.The will illustrate his lecture with 150 .\tevening was a pronounced success.\tlantern views.Gatherings llV Dailv Record Car- M>- Harold Wing expects to return Capt.Wm.Solomon, of Granby, °\t>\ti\tto British Columbia about the 10th spent a few days In town this week.of April, as his father, Mr.Ed.Wing\t-?- is much improved from his severe ill-\tMILUNGTON respondents in Various Communities.ness and can now get out.i Mrs.Arthur Pepin of Racine,\tis a tomv\ttjtt\tr\tguest of his parents, Mr.and\tMrs.d\t\u201eiuv \u201eT n ^ tt n\tG.Metivier for a few days.Brome County W.C.A.\t- onven- ijee'B orchestra furnished music for tion will he held at Iron Hill, May ft socia, gatherillK at North Troy, Vt\u201e Wednesday evening., \u201e\t,\t.t, ,\t,\t, Mr.Geo.Norris' gang came back f/iu\t,of ,,Farnham\u2019\tquests wt ^6 on Thursday to continue\twork The Highlands.\t.\ton the turn tabic extension.Miss Lora Robinson visited her\t_____.\t_ cousin, Miss Mildred Beard, this: week.26th and 27th.Mrs.E.A.Boright, Misses Polly Recent arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.Heald Patch of Faraham, visiting relatives in town for a few days ; Mr.David Hunter, of Derby Centre, Vt., and Mr.Vincent Cummings, of Knowlton\u2019s Landing, calling on friends in town ; Dr.Harris, of Knowlton, at Mrsf Mabel Durrell\u2019s ; Mr.Stuart Macfarlane a few days at Currier recently; Mr, Josiah White-head at Mr.D.H.Ingalls, Farnam\u2019s Corner; Mr.J.F.Bryant visiting ¦THE WHiTtiUS EWnh, Jf RONTO \u20220*7.iTREii SOUTH ROXTON Claire the little son of Maior and Mrs- J- Dyson closed her SCh°o1 0n Dr' Keyes ^ Ceorgeville on Wednes-M^Miittaorr is^ome^m thel^iday for a month's vacation, which day ; Mi^ Lera Channell.of Stan will be much enjoyed by her pupils.J&IBîit.(\tRecommended e Eastern Townships * «\tHotels\t| / 1 RAN BY, WINDSOR HOTEL\u2014T.A.Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.BUSINESS CARDS District Hospital, Swcetsburg after,\t.\t, an extended stay from an operation I ¦ WnK ^U 00^, ot Hox on ¦ .for appendicitis.\t,llad his valuable horse shot on Wed- On Wednesday, Messrs.L.Hastings,! nes.day' *s a lieav> l°ss f'\" Hi.Jas.Robinson, Mesdames Hastings Bullock as the horse was valued a and Robinson visited Mr.and Mrs.! three hundred dollars.Hiram Williams, of Foster; Mr.and 'ddie farrnerB aI'e a\" busy in eii Mrs.1.Goddard, Mr.and Mrs.A.suPr orci>firds as tbe saP ran weli Whitehead were also guests at the this week.same home, and all were treated to \u2022^r- Beness, of St.Joachim, left for new sugar on snow.\tthe Northwest on Thursday.Mr.ben- -+- ez took a car of house goods and five SUTTON\thorses with him.He will join his bro- On Thursday cvenrng the, ther, who went from here some eight Scholars of the Sunday School | weeks ago with some stock and a held their annual sugar soc-| number ol young horses, ial.Quite a large gathering was in,-+- stead College, with her parents at Channel! ; Mr^ L.¦>.Wing in Magog on business ; Mr.C.Patch at Eastman on Wednesday.Mrs.Mabel Dnrrell is confined to, her room by illness.POTTON SPRINGS.Mrs.J.A.Wright returned home Tuesday from the Victoria Hospital, Montreal, where she underwent a second operation, and although very weak, prospects are good for a speedy recovery.Miss L.M.Holleu-haupt also returned after spending two weeks with her there.ABBOTSFORD Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Roach and Hiss Thompson spent Sunday in Granby; Mrs.R.Beckham to her general contractors.1 < K.ADDIK, C.H., Q.L.S., QUEBEC.XT.Office, 81 tit.Peter St.; Residence, US St, Cyrille St.Tel.connections.-\u2014-, Q A.MEADE, COATICOOK, QUE., j O.Quebec Land Surveyor.Bell 'phone.| All kinds of surveys and levelling.AP.wIAND\tc.crepeau.sher- brooke.Provincial .uand Survey ir, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.'Phone id2.I \\OUGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, Q'JE., -Lr Quebec Land Surveyor, plans, subdivisions and surveys, all kinds.Tel.evidence.An attractive programme !\tWATERLOO, had been arranged.The efficient Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Maguire have School Choir, beautifully rendered returned from a trip to New fork, several pieces under the leadership oi Rev.S.F.Newton will preach mis- Mrs.Houston.Miss Adah Hurlbut sionary sermons at Faraham on Sun- home in Montreal, after the winter gave a good humorous recitation, day.\t_ at \u201cBraemar\u201d; Mrs.Brosseau and which was highly appreciated.Misses Mr.L.A.Parmelee, of Medicine Elfreda Jackrmn and Jessie Bresee, Hat, is spending his holidays at his gave special solos, also a pleasing ! home here.duet by Misses Kathleen Newcity Rev.Chas.Huxtable, of barnham, Mîmes N MISSIII Blllf Gil F A BE FOIl Mi Mrs.Ball, of Granby, guests of Mrs.Miles Brosseau, recently; Mr.J.R.Marshall, Monday at Macdonald College and Montreal; Mrs.J.Cross-field and little son, Gordon, have gone on a trip to Minnesota.MOST PERFECT MADE THE INCREASED NUTRITIOUS VALUE OF BREAD MADE IN THE HOME WITH ROYAL YEAST CAKES SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT INCENTIVE TO THE CAREFUL HOUSEWIFE TO GIVE THIS IMPORTANT FOOD ITEM THE ATTENTION TO WHICH IT IS JUSTLY ENTITLED.HOME BREAD BAKING REDUCES THE HIGH COST OF LIVING BY LESSENING THE AMOUNT OF EXPENSIVE MEATS REQUIRED TO SUP-PLYTKE NECESSARY NOURISHMENT TO THE BODY.E.W.GlLLETT CO.LTD.TORONTO, ONT.WINNIPEG\tMONTREAL rT'HIS is the new Custom ^ Last that we have had a || great many of Spring Shoes built over.Note the Hat heel and receding toe.Sizes in Tan or Black with or without hooks.When You : Study Late i and feel worn out and depreo- j sed either from headache or f nervousness, do not forget { that at our store your every f drug want can be supplied in J a most careful and painstak- j ing manner.\t{ ; Physicians\u2019 Prescriptions l J.A Jiggett & Co.i i i* filled with utmost accuracy and skill.Special medicines delivered at any time, everywhere.W.H.Griffith j * Druggitt\t* 121 Wellington Street, Sberbroeke.J BAD COLD IN THE HEAD, THROAT WEAKNESS AND CATARRH QUICKLY CURED.INSURANCE AGENTS.\\\\; S.DRESSER & CO.SHER-' » \u2022 brookc.all branches of insurance.Office established 1875.Lï J.SOUTHWOOD & CO.INS.AGT3., t \u2022 s.& S.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.I W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, bb ; - * > WeUinifton St., Sherbrooke.Bell.1\u2019HYSICIANS AND Si)R-GKONS._________________________________I j l A.c.ethier, M.D.\u2014SPECIALTY, , \u2022 Urinary Diseases.Consultation: He?., King St., Sherbrooke, Que., and by appointment.1 \\K.W.A.HARWELL (SPECIALIST lJ to the Protestant Hospital), Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases, 27 Duf- 1 lerin Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation.10-JZ a.m.,\t1-4, p.m., and by appointment.MEDICATED AIR A MARVEL ! Catarrhozone is far superior to any internal medicine.Its relief is almost instantaneous-just takes long enough to breathe its healing vapor info the lungs to give wonderful soothing relief.Catarrhozone goes right to the tiniest cells in the lungs, carrying healing, soothing balsams to the places that are tainted with Catarrhal inflammation.A sneezing cold is cured in ten minutes\u2014a sore throat is healed and restored in an hour or two \u2014 TESTING A \u201cCLASSIC\u201d Pick up any great literary achievement written in any language known to you, upon which successive gener- \u2022-\tations of critics have set the seal of chronic bronchitis is soothed away :\tapprovai_ Open it at any page, and quickly disappears\u2014catarrh oi\t,,\t,,\t,\t, long standing is invariably cured be- read flrst Passa^e that meets cause Catarrhozone kills the germs your eye.then take a pec and piece that cause the trouble.\tÏ of paper and try to paraphrase that As a cure for Asthma and a pre-i Passage.Try to say the things said ventative of Grippe every doctor is in a better, a more convicing, a hap- HAPPENINGS AT STANRIDGE EAST Long Prices Were Refused By Farmers For Good Milch Cows OLYMPIC Londom-Paris ?April 18 May 9 * M-w30 * June ZQ July II - Aug.6 White Star Line 333 Main Street, Winnipeg, or Local Agents.I'Tom\tb'rom 1 Glasgow.\tSt.John.N.B.Mar.11\tSAT UR NT A\tApr.2 | March Z L\tVJ'HKNIA\tApril 9 ! April I\tLETITIA\tApril 18 I\u2019akaag* Kai««-C'abi» CIÏ), ®*7.5U ; I bird Clans, eawi *n I w«8tbound, 181.25.For full il-.forn.Kt: na apply to a.I:, Sewell or U.H.Fo»a.Sherbrooke, Que.or The Robert Iloford Co.Limited; Montreal.Toroato, St.John.N B , Quebec.delighted with Catarrhozone.One eminent throat specialist says if Catarrhozone is used two or three times pier way than that in which the author has said it.Should it strike you that he has been too verbose, each day you will never suffer fromitry if you can be more concise.Has any disease of the head, throat, nose\the been\tobscure?Seek\tto\tclarify or lungs.This is good news to many j him.In\tthis way I think\tyou\twill of our readers\twho must require a1 learn better than in any other what safe, sure and\tpermanent cure for| qualifications are needful to the their colds and winter ills.Every\tmaking\tof a classic\u2014Hubert Bland in good druggist sells Catarrhozone,\tthe Sunday Chronicle, large outfit $1.00 ; small size, 50c.;\t->- trial size, 25c.J A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST\u2014 .Eye.Ear, Nose and Throat.Office.49 King St.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital S-9.AUCTIONEERS AND ACCOUNTANTS.Old rGozmtrry> TEA \u2018 JOHN J- GRIFFITH.AUCTIONEER, «> Accountant, Commissioner and Au-ii-Lor, Sherbrooke, Que.Bryce & francis.accountants and Auditors.15 Quobe.c St.Sherbrooke.Âwa rcfecî Gold Meda! L0ND0N.191L MAN U FACT U R ERG.i'EO.LONG, SASU AND DOOR i VI Manufacturer.Write for quotations.TAILORS.\u2022 , et your clothes PRESSED AT UT \u201cNew Method.\" 118j Wellington St.MUSIC TEACHERS.¦ R, W A.MONTGOMERY, MUS.B.F.K.C.U., L.R.A.M., teacher of Piano, Urgan.Singing, Room 20, Whitinç Block.Ttie tea value of this delicious blend is absolutely unmatched.Equal in flavor and cup quality to teas of much higher price.The great household favorite which combines exceptional quality with economy.Sealed in air-tight, dust-proof packages.50c.per Pound Other Ridjways Specikltie* \u2022Her Majerty'iBlend* $1.00 per H>.\u20225 O'Cloclc1\t60c.- \u2022Capital Household * 40c.Afar f)OTv be Had in 'i'tno *t Best Skofii, F.L8ENE0ICY&C9.ÎS3Ô NATURALIZATION BILL PASSED.London, March 28.\u2014The Imperial Naturalization Bill passed through committee in the House of Lords, ¦without modification, and has been reported for third reading next week.HPi A n ^Hü ' mm M ADVOCATES.I\tAWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVKR, II\tAdvocates, etc., Sherbrooke.fin era m onus aim BB-I FINE Gram Sagar To have every grain alike, .size of dots at h it, each one choice extra Granulated White pure cane sugar, get the St.Lawrence in bags, with red tag\u2014loolbs,, 25lbs., 20 lbs.MEDIUM Grain In the bags of St.Lawrence \u201cMedium Grain\u201d \u2014 blue tags every grain is choicest granulated sugar, about size of a seed pearl, every one pure caue sugar.COARSE Grain -Many people prefer the coarser grain.The St.Lawrence Green Tag assures every grain a distinct crystal, each about the size of a smalh diamond, and almost as bright, but quickly melted\u2019into pure .sweetness.Your grocer's wholesaler has the exact, style you want-grain, quality and quantity all guaranteed by St.Lawrence Sugar Refineries Limited, Montreal.2 JACOB NICOL, K.C., ADVOCATE, ?J Crown Prosecutor.'.'5 Wellington St./ 1ATE, WELDS & WHITE.ADVO* V-' catea.Quebec Bank, Sherbrooke.I BONARD & JUNEAU, ADVOCATES.18 King St.C.TRACY.ADVOCATE, Hi?Wellington St.O'BREAPY & PANNETON.ADVO entes.lf>5 Wellington St.EWING &.McFADDEN ADVOCATES, 112 St.lames Street, Montreal.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C.George R.McFadden.fiei.Advicate, tweelsliiirg Office open every day.Personal attention Wednesdays and Saturdays.Appointments can be arranged for any time.Montreal Office : CHAUVIN, BAKER & WALKER.INSTANTLY CLEARS AIR PAS-SAGES ;' YOU BREATHE FREELY, NASTY DISCHARGE STOPS, HEAD COLDS AND DULL HEADACHE VANISH.Try \"Ely\u2019s Cream Balm.\" Get n small bottle anyway, just to try It\u2014Apply a little in the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose and stopped-up air passages of the head will open ; you will breathe freely ; dullness and headache disappear.By morning ! the catarrh, cold in-head, or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.End snch misery now ! Cet the small bottle of \"Ely\u2019s Cream Balm\u201d at any drug store.This sweet, fragrant balm dissolves by the heat oi the nostrils ; penetrates and heals the inflamed, swollen membrance which lines the nose, head and throat ; clears the air passages ; stops nasty discharges and a feeling of cleansing, soothing relief comes immediately.Don't lay awake to-night struggling for breath, with head stuffed ; nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.Catarrh or a cold, with its running nose, foul mucous dropping into the throat, and raw dryness is distressing but truly needless.Put your faith\u2014just, once-in \u201cEly's Cream Balm\u2019\u2019 and your cold or catarrh will surely disappear.Sugar tmsm Water Works Water Power* Surveying Patent Solieitor Mining Newbro\u2019s tierpicide Costs No More Ilian \u201cSomething Just As Good\u201d Why Take Chances ARTIST MATERIALS FOR OIL, WATER AND CHINA PAINTING.C.I*.CROWLEY 662 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.MONTREAL.P.C.DuBoyce NOTARY, AUDITOR, RTO t OU KT HUUkSh:, UL\u2019riMUNL, I'UH, SuccGBBor to D.M.Rowfti.N.r.For a woman to adorn her head with false braids, pufla and rata, or a man to wear a toupee, is like buying an off-brnnd hair preparation instead of New Pro's Hurpicidu.The \"false hair\" and the \"off brand\" arc both substitutes for the real thing.The original is alwny» conceded to be better than any imitation or'substitute.¦'Something just as good\" is a heresy of the rankest kind.Newbro's Herpictdo is the remedy anil does as promised.Years of success and thousands of satisfied users have made it standard.Herpiclde destroys dan- druff.keeps the scalp clean and stops falling hair.Its proper use before baldness appears mokes false hair and wigs unnecessary.Newbro\u2019s Herpicide in 50c.and $1,00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guarantee it to do all that is claimed If you are not.satisfied your money will be refunded.Applications may be obtained at good barber shops and hair dressing parlors.Send 10c m postage for sample and book on \"The Care of the Hair.1' to The Herpicide Co.Dept.R.Detroit.A1 ic.h Constipation Vanishes Forever Fnmpt Rtlief-~P«rmantnt Ctam CARTER'S LITTLE UVER PILLS (ail Purdy rep »bU~*±«wfr but gently *¦ theUvo», Stop ah* dinner datreM tntolndi\t_ _ geatlea\u2014fanpewn» (he ^mplerioe\u2014brighter UM> rjm.Smdl Ml SmuM Dm*, Small Prie*.Ganuinfi mm* km Signature GOING INTO POULTRY BUSINESS.! ROADS ARE NOW IN VERY BAD CONDITION.Stanbridge East, March 28.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Eggs are selling here now at 22c a dozen, butter at 30c lb., new maple sugar at 10c and 12c lb.FARMERS LOSE COWS.Several farmers in the vicinity have lost cows which were valuable this spring.Among them are Messrs.M.Callaghan, R.T.Cooke, V.Montagne, M.Hunt, W.Hall, J.T.Dufresne,A.Westover and M.Harrison.Mr.G.W.Currlgan also lost a valuable cowr.PRICE OF STOCK HIGH.New milch cows are selling from $50 up, beef cattle from $40 up.Mr.tS.P.Knight refused for a milch cow $100, and Mr.G.W.Gage $75 for some milch cows.AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.Mr.E.A.Palmer and family, \u2018who are at Ste.Anne de Bellevue, are having hard luck.The family have scarlet fever and are under quarantine.Now Mr.Palmer is taken sick with typhoid fever and has been taken to the hospital.It is reported as being a mild case, and It ; is hoped that all may have a speedy recovery.GOING IN FOR CHICKENS.Miss Ethel Corey and Mr.Kenneth D.Tree have purchased incubators, and are expecting to raise chickens on a large scale from their respective flocks of hens, but will not wait for the hens to become broody.ROADS AiRE BAD.The roads are quite muddy here, and it is quite a change from the fine sleighing that has lasted about ; three months with hardly a thaw to ' damage it.GOOD FEED FOR COWS.Mr.M.S.Cornell has recently unloaded find sold about two cars of barley for feed.These txvo cars ¦each contained about 1,700 bushels, which was worth at wholesale price over $2,000.The freight on the two I cars was $413.0?.Mr.Cornell has Isold out seven carloads of this barley since the first of the year.The j farmers find it good feed for fattening, and fed with bran it makes a good feed for milch cows.SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.The special effort for increased attendance in the Methodist Sunday 1 School, which has been made for the last three months, has met with marked success.On Friday evening next, April 3rd, a supper will be given by the school at the Methodist Church.Rev.J.G.Fulcher, of Montreal, will be present to assist in the programme.He will also preach at the service on Sunday af ternoon, April 5, at 2.30.A special invitation is given to all to attend.Thick, Fine and Red.Agonyof Itching and Burning Frightful.One Cake of Cuticura Soap and Box of Cuticura Ointment Cured.Lower Onslow.N.ft.\u2014 \u201cAt first we thought my child's trouble was his teoth.The whole body was a solid rash ami at the arm plis and elbows and thighs the skin came off as if he had been scalded.Jt was a very thick line rash, red in color and intensely itchy and buming.The skirt just wiped off leaving a raw sore with little specks of yellow matter in them.The skin on every finger split down on each side and looked like a ruffle.His toes broke out In llule yellow pimples and tho bottom of hisfeet did the same and he would say ho could not walk, that there were pins sticking in his feet.\u201c Tho agony of itching and burning was something frightful.If be got a chance be would scratch tho skin right olf and make a sons, but to prevent that I made mittens for him out of cotton.Every night from twelve o'clock until three in the morning he would have to bo taken up out of bed and rocked, his sufferings were so bad.\u201cWith no permanent cure In sight I got the Cuticura Soap and Ointment.Tho first night the child slept, the whole night through, the first night for four months.I am thankful to say tho euro was complete and l just got.one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment.\u201d (Signed) Mrs.Samuel Higgins.May 17.1913.Cuticura Soap and Ointment, sold everywhere.For liberal free sample of each, with 32-p.hook, send post-card to Pot ter Drug & Chem.Oorp., Dept.t>, Boston.U.S.A.* ü&Royal Mail steamship- TO LIVERPOOL\tFrom 1 April\u2014Virginian.St.John II April\u2014Tunisian.Halifax 15 April\u2014Victorian .St.John 25 April\u2014Alsatian.Halifax TO HAVRE AND LONDON From | 2 April\u2014Sicilian.St.John TO GLASGOW\tFrom 31 March\u2014Scotian.Portland , 7 April\u2014Grampian.Boston 14 April\u2014Scandinavian .Poi ad 21 April\u2014Hesperian.Busuon Apply local agency or H.& A.ALLAN, General Agents - - - 2 St.Peter St.Montreal._ CANADIAN aERVICB.From\tFrom , Southampton.\tPortland.M«.I March 19 .AUSONXA .Abril 4 ! March 26 .ANDANIA .April 11 April J\tA SCANIA\tApril IB Steamers tail A\u2019lymouth JdastDound.Hates Cabin till *46.Zj up , ard-cUsu British iCastbound f«0.Z5 up ; .Westbound $30 up.For further particulars apply to E.He Sewell or C.H.Foss, Sherbrooke, Que .or the Robert Relord Co., Limited.Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.Jonn, N.B., and Poitland, Me.Railway v~ Dyeing is Easy Wiflr..30 a.m.Also connecting traîna on the Meg&ntia and Chaudicre Valley Division*.daily except Sunday.For timetablda or further information apply to any of the Company\u2019s Agente, or to E.C.Grundy.G.F.& P.A., Sherbrooke, Qua.color*\u2014will postpaid BENEDICT SlontreftL LOW COLONIST RATES TO PACIFIC COAST.western Line on sale dally until April t5th from points in Canada to Salt : Lake City, Ogrden, Los Angeles.San j i Francisco.Portland, Seattle, Victoria, i Vancouver, Kootenay District and Ca j nadian Northwest points.I Through tourist sleepers and free reclining chair cars from Chicago,.Variable routes, liberal stopovers.For full information as to rates, routes and] literature, write or call on R.H.Ben- j nett, General Agent, 4reeds.As anjfar maintenance.The rations were after the usual number of strokes !indlCa-tlOI\\,of the Val,Ue WtliCi1'aree.deriS gradualIy reduced during several with cultivator and harrow en over v^V11\t6\t°f PUr6 bred StOCk weeks' time until T-iantities were un cultivator and harrow, go over t,ree