Sherbrooke daily record, 24 avril 1914, vendredi 24 avril 1914

[" Sherbrooke * Daiiy Record Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1914 ONE CENT VILLA WILL NOT JOIN FORCES WITH HUERTA AGAINST U.S.Says he Will Not be Dragged Into a War With Americans For Anybody Not Consulted by Carranza Before Sending Ultimatum to President Wilson.Much Depends on Attitude of Constitutional Leaders Over Placing of Troops at Boundary and Enforcing Embargo on Arms and Ammunition.Carranza Wants Facto, President of Mexico, CITY COUNCIL AND RAILWAY CO.OFFICERS SEND TOASTS BY CABLE Daily News Specials From Eastern Townships to be Recognized as, de and That Punishment of Huerta and Other Offenders Should be Left to Rebels .Washington, April 24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 What effect the movement of land troops to Vera Cruz and to the Mexican border, coupled with the renewal of the embargo on the shipment of munitions of war into Mexico, will have on the attitude of the Constitutionalists, was one of the chief questions which confronted the Washington administration today.The answer to this question was awaited with the keenest interest in official circles.It was realized that upon the attitude of the Constitutionalist leader, Carranza, to a great extent, hinged the action of the American mbit r operations in the country.Meantime officials wore without any definite information regarding the plans of General Huerta, although there were rumors as to intentions of General Maas, the Federal commander who evacuated Vera Cruz, to attack that city.THREE DEAD AND TWENTY- THREE WOUNDED IN YESTERDAY\u2019S FIGHTING Washington, April 24.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Three dead and 23 wounded were the reports of the fighting in Vera Cruz yesterday.This makes fifteen Americans who have been killed and 74 wounded in the three days fighting.FIFTH BRIGADE ON MOVE.Galveston, Texas, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The reinforced fifth brigade, the army\u2019s first expeditionary force for Mexico, broke camp during the night at Fort Crockett here and at daybreak moved to the transports waiting to take them to Vera Cruz.They were not expected to sail before late this afternoon.This camp contains the regiments, fourth, seventh, nineteenth and 28th Infantry, comprising about 3,000 men and forming the bulk of the brigade, were largely veterans, all having seen service in the Philippines.KING ALFONSO WOULD BE ARBITRATOR.Madrid, April 24.\u2014(Special) \u2014 King Alfonso of Spain, it,is said, has expressed his willingness to act as arbitrator between the United States and Provisional President Huerta, if agreeable to both sides.VILLA WILL NOT BE DRAGGED INTO FIGHT.El Paso, Texas, April 24.\u2014General Francisco Villa, head of the rebel military forces, informed George C.Garothera, special agent of the State Department, that he will decline to ho dragged into a war with the United States by anybody.\"Why,\u201d he smiled, \"all Europe would laugh at us if wo went to war with you.They would say: \u2018Little drunkard Huerta has drawn them Into a tangle at last.' \u2019\u2019 Villa said ho wms not consulted in the drafting of the Carranza ' note transmitted to Secretary Bryan Wednesday night and which was regarded as somewhat hostile in tone.The rebel loader told Carothers, who reported the interview to the State Department last night, that one of the chief reasons he came to Juarez was to show the American people that his attitude was friendly and that lie did not fear to trust himself on the border without a military escort, behind him.Carothers took supper with Villa and canvassed the situation thoroughly.\"Honest,\u201d said the rebel general, \"I hope the Americans bottle up Vera Cruz so tight they can't ever get water into it.Your admiral is doing something it would have taken ns a long time to accomplish, if we could have accomplished it at all.\u201d The general brought with him a hundred woven rugs of the softest lambs\u2019 wool an a present for General Hcott, who recently loft Fort Bliss to become assistant chief of staff at Washington.Carothers promised to forward it.along with Villa\u2019s congratulations to the recipient of promotion.Villa said he had arranged with all foreigners except Spaniards to ship out their cotton from Torreon on paying a war tax, to which the foreigners had agreed.He said Spanish cotton was not included in the arrangement, having been confiscated.There are 75,000 bales there, valued at $450,000.Robert V.Pesquerra, Carranza\u2019s confidential agent here, insisted yesterday that the note of the chief to Secretary Bryan was not hostile, but was intended as a basis for further negotiations.He was expecting a reply from Mr.Bryan setting forth the views of the State Department.The rebel position is that the American troops should he withdrawn from Mexican soil, Carranza recognized as de facto president, or at least as a belligerent, and the punishment of the individual Huerta and other individual offenders left to the rebels.Carranza, if recognized, would not hesitate to apologize and disavow the acts of one whom he considers a traitor.\"I think his statement was fair and frank,\u201d said Pesqueira, \u201cand by no means a threat of war.\u201d UNCLE SAM CALLS HALT.I Washington, April 24\u2014United States troops moved last night to reinforce the American navy at Vera : Cruz; the embargo on arms was formally restored, and troops were ordered to the Mexican border, primarily to relieve uneasiness among border residents, hut also as a pre-: caution against hostile military operations along the International line.I Secretary Garrison announced that a brigade of infantry and some artillery under Brig.-General Frederick Funston had been ordered to embark on the four army transports at Galveston for Vera Cruz to support the expeditionary forces of marines and blue.ackets there.The chance that General Maas, the Federal general, might make a return attack on Vera Cruz with reinforcements, and the possible necessity of a forward movement toward Mexico City to protect fleeing Americans and the Vera Cruz railroad, were the underlying reasons for the military movement.The restoration of the embargo on arms was officially announced after the pronouncement of General Carranza, the Constitutionalist chief, that he regarded the seizure of Vera Cruz as a violation of Mexican sovereignty had been considered by the Administration.While Mexican Constitutionalists here protested that Carranza\u2019s real attitude was friendly the American Government decided to take no chances and abruptly stopped the shipment of all arms into Mexico.WILSON WARNS CARRANZA).President Wilson earlier in the day 1 had issued a statement warning General Carranza, the Constitutionalist chief, that the United States was dealing mow and would continue to deal with those whom Huerta commands and \"those who come to his support.\u201d The United States has chosen Brazil to look after its interests in Mexico.Where there arc no Brazilian consuls French consuls will act for the United States.During the day a special reserve fleet, ranging from dreadnoughts to tiny gunboats, was ordered to the Atlantic coast of Mexico.No flgnting of any consequence was reported from Vera Cruz, the American land fwixes pushing their way inland to some important breastworks to make their position secure.Rear-Admiral Fletcher and American Consul Canada were occupied most of the day in Vera Cruz handling hundreds of American refugees.British and German vessels took off more than twelve hundred refugees at Tampico and a general exodus of Americans from Mexican cities was reported.Rear-Admiral Fletcher requested permission to capture all Mexican gunboats and vessels carrying troops or ammunition for the aid of the Mexicans around Vera Cruz.These were the outstanding developments which came in dramatic sequence throughout the day of ex-; treme tension.The national capital ' was nervous with excitement, while the diplomatic relations of the Huerta government and the United States were being finally severed and the army and navy continued to put themselves on a war basis.NOT ON THE OFFENSIVE.Revelation of the purposes of Carranza and Huerta are lining awaited before a complete military campaign is developed.The United States intends to take no offensive steps, for I the present preferring to hold Vera.' Cruz until the sttuatiou in Mexico City and elsewhere in the southern republic crystallizes.MEXICANS INDIGNANT.London, April 24.\u2014A Mexico City despatch to the Daily Telegraph, dated April 22, describing the events at Vera Cruz, says: \u201cThe manner of the Americans\u2019 landing has increased Mexican indignation.Not the least intimation had been given, and the sailors were allowed to land as they had done daily in numbers to bathe on the shore or stroll about the town.This time, however, they were armed and they occupied the customs and other buildings before the Mexicans were aware that the town was being invaded.\u201d The correspondent further describes how all parties in Mexico are offering their services to the Mexican Government, including the revolutionary chief, Zapata, who, he says, \u201chas submitted to the Governor of Guernavaca in order to light the invader and has offered to lead his men to Vera Cruz.''' The correspondent also gives re-ports that the ahherents of Carranza and Villa are joining the Government in its resistance, and concludes, \u201cIf all these reports are true and the revolutionists, inured to war, combine against the United States, it will be a terrible, dogged and cruel struggle.\u201d I SENATE PASSES VOTE FOR $500,000 FUND.Washington, April 24.\u2014The Senate late yesterday after considerable debate, passed the emergency resolution giving President Wilson $500,000 to be used in his discretion for the removal of American citizens from Mexico.The resolution which passed the House yesterday will go to the ; President for his signature.SPANISH PAPERS FRIENDLY.Madrid, April 24.\u2014 The leading\u2019 newspapers of Spain have adopted a friendly attitude towards the United States in commenting on the Mexican situation.El Liberal expresses the belief that Mexican independence will | be respected by the United States although General Huerta brought intervention upon himself.It says it would be well for the United States to intervene also in the Mexican provinces where Carranza and Villa exercise authority.El Imparcial regards the Munroe Doctrine as now being modified to mean \"America for the North Americans.\u201d It predicts that the war with Mexico will end in the adoption of an imperialistic policy by the United States.CANNOT FIGHT LONG.Montreal, April 24.\u2014In the opinion1 of Charles Lawrence, Mexico cannot fight the United States very long.Mr.Lawrence has just returned from Mexico with his wife.He is the man-, ager of some oil properties in Mexico.On April 4th he left Tampico.| Fighting was going on there at that time.On April 11th he sailed from Vera Cruz.\u201cWill this he a long struggle?\u201d he was asked.\"A long struggle ?Why, it will be like taking candy away from a baby\u201d i he replied.\u201cSuppose the United States warships blockade the ports of Mexico\u2014it would bottle them up completely.They could get no supplies, and the country is completely ex- ! hausted now, for there are no crops this year and there is no money.| They have no way of manufacturing j gunpowder.\u201d Joint Meeting Held to Try and Come to Some Amicable Arrangement COMPANY WILL SUBMIT ANOTHER PROPOSITION RELATIVE TO THE OPERATION OF STREET CARS.In accordance with the resolution, * 1 passed by the City Council on Monday night, the Mayor and Aldermen! met Mr.C.J.McCuaig, President of the Street Railway Co., and Mr.N.j C.Pilcher, General Manager, to discuss the whole question of the operation of the( street railway from both points of view.It will be remembered that the1 ! Company addressed a letter to the Mayor and Aldermen on February 16, ! embodying certain conditions which Ï they submitted were absolutely necessary to the successful operation of the lines.The Council could not however, see its way to agree to the j proposals of the Company.The Company later informed the Council it was impossible to modify the proposals contained in the at>ove mentioned communication, and also again expressed regret that the Council had not obtained a report from an independent engineer upon the feasibility of carrying out the terms of the franchise.At the Conference with the repre-j s ntatives of the Street Railway Co., yesterday afternoon, the Mayor and Aldermen went over all the various points raised with the object of endeavoring to reach an agreement but no definite conclusion was arrived at.It was felt that this is largely ! a question of \u201cgive and take,\u201d and it is understood that the Company will submit another letter to the Council on the subject, based upon the suggestions discussed at the in- j formal meeting.The joint meeting held yesterday was n step in the right direction and although nothing has yet been settled it is hoped that the conference will materially assist in the solution of the tramway problem.Officers in Toronto and Fermoy, Ireland, Exchange Greetings Last Night QUEEN\u2019S OWN OFFICERS HELD THEIR BANQUET IN THE MILITARY INSTITUTE, TORONTO Toronto, April 24.\u2014(Special)\u2014The officers of the Buffs sat at table until four o\u2019clock this morning in their mess room at Fermoy, Ireland, while toasts and congratulations were exchanged with the officers of the Queen\u2019s Own Rifles banquetting at the Military Institute in Toronto over the C.P.R.telegraph wires and commercial cable.Sir Henry Pellatt proposed a toast to the Buffs and his remarks were simultaneously cabled to them, after which Lieutenant Colhill, commanding the Buffs, replied, reviewing the circumstances which had established the close association existing between the Buffs and the Queen\u2019s Own and at the conclusion of his remarks formally ordered unveiling of a statue to Sir Henry in the Buff\u2019s quarters.govermenU MAJORITY 42 Division in the House of Commons on Laurier\u2019s Amendment to the Budget KILLED 125 MUSKRATS.Stanbridge East, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Messrs.T.Holloway, M.N.Harris and E.Gage, who have had a large number of traps set for muskrats, have been successful in catching 125 rats.EXTENSION TO FACTORY BUILDING.Rock Island, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014A new building is to be erected during the coming summer at Rock Island by the Union Twist and Drill Oo., who bought out Butterfield & Co.The plan is for a building with 170 feet frontage on Railroad street and 62 feet deep, with three floors.MILLS START UP AGAIN.Scotstown', April 24.\u2014( Special) \u2014 The Guelph Patent Cask Go\u2019s.Veneer Mill has started up again, now that the water has gone down.The mill was only closed one day.The Scotstown Saw- Mill Company\u2019s mill is also now in full operation.AT OTTAWA ON BUSINESS.Lake Megantic, April 24\u2014The Mayor, Mr.A.B.Gendreau, and Mr.Lemieux, left town for Ottawa, on Wednesday evening, to interv; -.v th-j Government in connection with affairs at Lake Megantic.MARBLE QUARRIES CLOSED DOWN South Stukely, April 24\u2014The marble quarry has again suspended operations.We hope it may only he temporary, as it throws out of employment many who have families and need the work.RIVER CLEAR OF IOE AT BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.Bishop\u2019s Crossing, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The ice went out of the St.Francis River here on Wednesday.The high water has brought a large quantity of pulpwood on to the meadows and Mr.D.A.Matheson has several men engaged in clearing it off.SEASON ABOVE THE AVERAGE.] Cowansville, April 24\u2014( Special) \u2014 The sugar season in this section has been above the average, both as to quantity made and quality which held good until the last.Some have gathered their buckets while others claim we will have one more good run of sap.FREIGHT CARS WERE DERAILED Dixville, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A freight wreck occurred here early on Tuesday morning near the upper switch, when six cars of pulpwood were derailed.The wrecking train was called and during the forenoon had the track cleared for traffic.SENATOR REMS STRUCK UN FACE Assault Was Committed by Member of the Legislature of Nova Scotia COMMITTEE WAS IN SESSION; MAKING INQUIRY INTO ALLEGED BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.Halifax, April 24.\u2014Senator liam Dennis was struck in the by R.H.Butts, member of the sembly for Cape Breton, while committee was assembling last night to take evidence in the inquiry into an alleged breach of privilege by the Evening Mail in the publication of an article last week.Mr.Butts is a! member of this committee.Without saying a word he advanced towards Senator Dennis as the latter entered the committee room, and struck him.The blow amounted to nothing, and; the crowd at once broke in and pushed Mr.Butts away, that gentleman immediately afterwards taking his place on the committee.Mr.Butts is said to have been I angry at the publication in the Mail last night of an article describing his appearance Wednesday evening when, at a meeting of the committee oh ; that occasion he said the action of Senator Dennis in certain proceedings in connection with the matter had been cowardly.Wil- face As- the ASKED THAT WHEAT AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS SHOULD BE PLACED ON THE FREE LIST.Ottawa, April 24.\u2014By a vote of 88 to 46, giving the Government a majority of 42, the Laurier amendment to the budget of Hon.W.T.White was defeated at 1 o\u2019clock this morning.The amendment to the budget yesterday afternoon moved by the leader of the Opposition was as tol-lows : \u2018^That this House is of opinion that in view of the prevailing econo/nic conditions of the country it is advisable to place wheat, wheat products and agricultural implements on the free list, and that without doing injustice to any class steps should be taken to alleviate the high cost of living by considerable removal of taxation.\u201d ATTACK MADE ON IRISH CATHOLICS ____ La Veriteof Quebec Deals With Recent Events at Ottawa College NO BUSINESS STAGNATION.Kirkdale, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 With cows selling at $75 to $80 ; beef cattle at 7c.to 8c.per pound ; pork at $12 to $13 per hundred ; ordinary horses at $150 to $200; everything at the same proportion, with plenty of money in circulation, farmers with their help fully employed, business was never brisker.The country never offered a greater contrast to the city as an opportunity for lucrative employment than it does to-day.The \u201cRube\u201d may be a \u201chayseed,\u201d but he is the mainstay of the country.WATER UP IN LAKE MEGANTIC.Lake Megantic, April 24\u20141 Special) \u2014 The water in Lake Megantic is now up to four feet on the guage, having risen five feet from extreme low water of two weeks ago.The drivers for the different lumber companies, have been sent to the head waters of the rivers to commence the drives.It is anticipated that there will be no trouble with the logs this spring as the rivers are now full of water, and any amount of snow in the roads and mountains.MAIN ROAD DRYING UP.Kirkdale, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The last three days with its high winds, although not favorable to the farmer, has been a boon to the tra- ; veller as it has dried up the mud on the main road, which has settled hack to its former level.The frost being : all out and the quagmires having been absent this year good wheeling is assured.This condition of affairs is due to two causes ; 1st, Broad j rounding roadbed ; ditches with an [ average depth of one inch to the foot-of road width ; 2nd, The worst spots are well gravelled, therefore, the frost had no chance to penetrate the road very deeply.On the other hand, | the back roads are either a maâs of ice or a narrow quaking bog.The back roads are built on a different system from the main road.FARMERS ARE BEGINNING THE SPRING WORK.Kirkdale, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Several farmers who have been plowing along the valley report no frost in the ground.It is expected that by next week spring plowing will be general.As soon as the atmosphere conditions permit seeding will be general.RECOVERING FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS Farnham, April 24\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.James Sterling, who was so seriously scalded, in the engine collision, at Outremont yard, and has since been in the Royal Victoria.Hospital, at Montreal, for the past eight weeks, has arrived home here.Mr.Sterling is making a steady recovery, but is yet far from well, and will not be able to report for duty for a considerable time yet.ST.STEPHEN\u2019S CHURCH, COATI-COOK Coaticook, April 24,\u2014(Special) \u2014 The annual Vestry meeting of St.Stephen\u2019s Church, was held on Monday evening in the Guild Room.Notwcustanding the rail, an average number were present.Mr.C.A.Fox was appointed Rector\u2019s Warden, and Mr.D.Moyle reelected People\u2019s Warden.Mr.E.N, Robinson elected as delegate to the Synod and Mr.L.M.Thomas as substitute.Mr.L.M.Thomas was elected Treasurer, Mr.O.G.G.Webster and Mr.E.E.Wetherell, auditors.The Rector reported that there were crnnectcd with both congregations 104 families, with a Church population of 378 souls, of these 195 are Communicants.The financial report showed that of the Church at home and abroad, for all purposes $2899.30 bad been raised during (he year of which $264-40 was given for the Missionary work WOULD SEND IMOiBE TO MEXICO REIGN OF TERROR IN TRINIDAD 500 State Militia Arrive In Zone Where Miners Have Been Fighting CANADIAN FIRST LORI) OF THE ; ADMIRALTY WILL BE CONSULTED IN MATTER Ottawa, April 24\u2014In the Senate 1 yesterday afternoon Senator Poirier I called attention to the risk of Canadian property .\u2022ind the lives of Cana-dians in Mexico and the statement of the Government made by Premier Borden yesterday that they were giving the matter attention.He asked if the Niobe and the Rain- 1 bow were to be sent to Mexico to | protect Canada\u2019s rights.Hon.Mr.Lougheed- \"I will call thn ; attention of the First Lord of the Admiralty to the matter.\u201d - , - * 1 BIG STEAMERS FOR PANAMA, j Hamburg, Germany, April 24.\u20141 Two new steamers, each of 16,000 displacement and to be used in the Panama Canal service, were ordered yesterday by the Hamburg-American1 lino, ONE TOWN OF 2,000 INHABITANTS HAS BEEN DEPOPULATED ON ACCOUNT OF RECENT EVENTS Trinidad, Col., April 24.\u2014(Special Trinidad, Col., April 24.\u2014(Special)\u2014About 500 State militia arrived at Wnlsenburg early today and at ! daybreak began to move southward into the zone where the coal minors are on strike and where fighting has occurred between miners and militia with loss of life during the last five days.Aguilar, normally a thriving mlnp and agricultural town of 2,000 population, is almost depopulated today, terrorized by the events of the last four days, during which the strikers\u2019 colony at Ludlow was wiped out in a battle between strikers and militia, and the mining camps of Empire, Southwestern, Hardhead and Uoyal were wrecked nr burned.The citizens have fled in all directions.ADVISES THEM THAT IT WOULD BE WELL FOR THEM TO STUDY\u2018CANADIAN HISTORY.Quebec, April 24.\u2014A bitter attack on the Irish Cathoiics of Canada is made by La Verite of Quebec, in con- -nection with the recent events at Ot-' tawa College.Speaking of the \"disgraceful demonstrations\" of the Irish students, it says that it is painful! to think these \u201cyoung fanatics\" will one day be the ruling class among the Irish Catholics of Canada.The prejudices against the French Catholics are not being dissipated, it contends, and in order to remedy this condition of affairs it suggests that the Irish students should take a course of lessons in the respective histories of Ireland and Canada.GENEROSITY OF THE FRENCH.| \u201cThey will then learn,\u201d it says,: \u201cwhat Protestant England has done against Catholic Ireland to humiliate her, to ruin her, to persecute her | with kicks and sword thrusts.On the other hand, a short course in the his-| tory of Canada will make these young Irishmen rellect on the generous treatment accorded by the French to the poor typhus-stricken exiles of Ireland who landed on the shores of our country and were received like brothers.\u201d \"The times are much changed,\u201d the paper adds, \u201cCertain sons forget too soon the debt of gratitude contracted by their fathers.Do we not sec nowadays the Irish descendants of these unfortunates who were persecuted by English Orangoism running to the Canadian Ornngeists to make war on the French language, the tongue of their benefactors and their saviours?\u20191 VESTRY MEETING AT FOSTER.Foster, April 24.\u2014 (Special) \u2014The annual vestry meeting in connection with the Bishop Carmichael Memorial Church was held in the Parsonage on Tuesday evening, when the following officers were elected: Mr.H.H.Allen, clergyman\u2019s warden; Mr.H.Weston Parry, people\u2019s warden in place of Mr.A.M.Hunter, resigned; delegates to Synod, Messrs.W.D.Inglis and A.M.Hunter; sidesmen, Messrs.W.A.Dixon, W.E.Phelps, Jas.Nicol and Edw.Gibbs; vestry clerk, Mr.A.M.Hunter.The financial statement, although not quite enough to meet all the demands of the parish, was quite satisfactory considering that the parish has but lately organized.The increase in amount raised during the past year was nearly 50 per cent, over the previous year.Matters in general were discussed and the incoming wardens decided to get a good supply of water at the Parsonage at once, regardless of cost.Mr.A.M.Hunter was requested to act for the time being as Sec.-Treas.of the parsonage building fund, as the people\u2019s warden could not attend to that part of his duties at present.It was also decided to solicit subscriptions! for a pulpit, to be placed in the church in memory of the late Rev.R.D.Mills.This fund will be in charge of the incumbent, Rev.R.S.Booy.ANNUAL VESTRY MEETING AT ABERCORN Abercorn.April 2î\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Annual Vestry Meeting of All Saints\u2019 Church, Abercorn, took place in the Church Hall, at 2.30 p.m.Monday.Those present were : Rev.IT.Charters, in the chair ; Messrs.C.M.Bow-ker, Clark Hall, James England, J.A.Payne and A.F.Holmes, who acted as secretary.The reports of the Rector\u2019s and People\u2019s Wardens, Messrs.F.F.Fyles and John A.Payne, were read and proved the affairs of the congregation to be in a very satisfactory condition.Total (Continued on Page 8) THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE with which is united The Eastern Townships Bank.SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., President.ALEXANDER LAIRD.General Manager.JOHN AIRD, Asst.General Manager.: Capital,$15,000,000 Rest,$13,500,000 Travellers' Cheques | issued by the Canadian Bank of Com-mercc enables the traveller to provide himself with funds without delay at each , point of his journey in a convenient, yet inexpensive, manner.They are issued J payable in every country in the world in denominations of #10 #20 #50 #100 with the exact equivalent in the moneys of the principal countries stated on the face of each cheque.They are economical, absolutely safe, self-identifying\u2019 and easily negotiated.BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE : Main Office (Dufferin Avenue), E.\tW.Earwell, Manager.A.P.Taylor, Assistant Manager# Wellington Street Branch.F.\tA.Briggs, Manager.Upper Town Branch (King St.,) N.F.Dinni'ur, Acting Manager.THE WEATHER Moderate winds ; fine, with a little higher temperature.INVESTORS MARITIME TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CO.OMMON The value of Ihis stock as an investment can he judged from the following figures furnished by the Maritime Telegraph and Telephone Company : The Nova Scotia Telephone Company, Ltd., had an increase of subscribers In 1TO7 of 880 IPOS of 583 lfl09of 0*5 11)10 of 740 mi of 705 The Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company.Ltd., had AN INCREASE of subscribers In 1912\tof 2153 1913\tof 2379 The president, of the fourth annual report states that from present indications THIS GROWTH WILL BE CONTINUED for some time to come.Investors will do well to write for full particulars.F.B.McCURDY & CO., Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Sherbrooke Office, Art Building, R.N.ROBINS.Manager.BRANCHES : Coaticook, Richmond, Rock Island, C'ookshire, TW® SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1914.3 ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Daily Reports From Correspondents of What is Doing on in Various Communities.C00K8HIBE The Lord Bishop of the Diocese will be in Cookshire vu administer the Sacred pile of Confirmation in St.Feter's Church on May 31st.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.R.J.Mackey of South Ham; Mrs.T.D.Ward, Titus Station, and Mrs.J.C.Reid, of Leeds, to their homes after visiting their sister, Mrs.George Edwards; Mr.Ayton Cromwell, to Sherbrooke, Wednesday; Mrs.Jones of Randboro, in town, visiting her mother, Mrs.Graham; Mr.Ben Sylvester and nephew, of Bury, in town on business, Wednesday; Mr.R.Bartholomew, of the Chronicle, in Ottawa this week; Mr.Alex Newman of Bishop\u2019s Crossing in town the first of the week; Mr.C.Bindman from a vacation to Montreal; Mrs.C.M.Mac-Rae, home after Sunday in Scots'-town, guest of her sister, Mrs.C.E.Soles; Mr.W.Graham and Mrs.Cork of Grande]; Mrs.J.Mills, N.Niles and David Stevens, of South Durham, visiting at Mrs.A.H.Kenney\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.John J.McLeod, in Sherbrooke Monday night; Mr.J.H.Rand, in Bury, Wednesday; Mr.T.i Gilday, of Montreal, visiting Senator Pope over Sunday; Mr.Jim Williams in town on Wednesday; Mrs.Robert Cole and son, Gerald, at Birchton, visiting Mrs.Reginald Taylor , on Wednesday; Mr.Barlow Coates, of Bury, in town; Mrs.S.J.Parker, home after some time at Eaton Corner; Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Planche, Misses Marjorie and Barbara, the week-end guests cf Mrs.Eckberg, East Angus.Miss Abbie Bailey, who sprained her arm some time ago will soon be able to be on duty again.Mr.J.W.Robinson is recovering slowly al-thoueh it will be some time before be will be able to be out again.Mr.Charles Coles left for Brunswick, Me., after most of the winter here in this section.He is President of the Peiepscot Paper Company.The Junior W.A.and Guild will meet Friday of this week in Parish Hall at 3 o\u2019clock.Miss Louise Cbartonnel entertained nine of her girl friends to tea on Tuesday afternoon to a birthday par- 1 ty.In the evening they enjoyed magic lantern views.The Bpworth League of the Methodist Church meets on Monday next at 7.30 p.m.Topic Sabbath Observance.Matt.12 1-13.It must tie Even were it double the price, Bovrii would still be an economical and indispensable article in every home, for Bovrii has been proved to possess a Body-building power of from 10 to 20 times the amount taken.S.H.B.Bovrl Of al Stms, etc., mf i ox.25c.; 2oz.40c.; ^cz.70c.; 8cz $1.30; 16 ça.$ Ï.25 Barri 1 Cordial, Largp, $1.25 : 5 oz.4 0c.16 oe.Johnston\u2019s Fluid Beef (Vimbos) $1,20.3 are Really Washable DENT'S \"NEUVEL\" is the latest and greatest sensation in gloves.Superbly fashioned from choice leather, treated by a new and exclusive process, the washing properties of this glove are truly astounding, each washing restoring the original new velvety finish.Price S1.25 per pair and upwards.All \"Neuve!\u201d' gloves will give satisfaction but the better the grade the longer the service.INSIST ON \u2019\u2019DENT\u2019S NEUVEL\u201d DANVILLE Mrs.Ohas.Cleveland Brown, who has been spending a few days in Quebec, is now the guest of her mother, Mrs.G.F.Cleveland.Dr.and Mrs.I.J.Porter entertained the orchestra at their home on Tuesday evening.It was the eve of ! the doctor\u2019s birthday.Delicious refreshments were served and a delightful time was spent.Messrs.C.F.Burbank, Dr.McKee and O.M.J.Ingalls were in Sherbrooke this week.Many of the residents who knew Dr.Henry Lee at one time member of this community, will be grieved to learn of his death, which took place at Well\u2019s River on April 4th.The cause of his death was cancer of the | spleen.Mr.Perkins, Jr., has just received a new motor cycle, which he purchased lately from Mr.Harry Stock-I well.Mr.Chas.Perry of Nicolet was in town Thursday on his way to Montreal, where he will attend the fun-icral obsequies of his daughter.I Mr.Richard Williams has gone to Montreal, where he has accepted a position with the Stockwell Motor Co.Mr.and Mrs.Byron Barnard, who have been the winter in Florida, are expected to arrive home about the first of May.Mr.Harold Carson, of St.Johns, Que., son of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Car-son, of this town, is moving to Edmonton, Alta.Mr.Carson has been in charge of the branch store in St., Johns for several years and his removal is in the nature of promotion.Mr.James Hutchinson of the Danville Stock Farm, has gone to Bermuda, where he is interested largely in commercial enterprises in that country.At the union meeting on S.unday evening next, which will take place in the Advent Church a special programme of music, recitation, etc., will be given.Mr.John Andrews, who has purchased the Austin Richardson house on Crown Street, has just closed the sale of his farm.The deeds were passed on Thursday.Mr.Austin Doyle, who saved a Î young lady from what would likely ! have been death on the railway track a short time ago, at the risk of his own life, was presented with a gold medal this week, given by the Royal Humane Society.The presentation was made at St.Hyacinthe by the Mayor of that city.Mr, Doyle was an old resident of Danville and conductor on the G.T.R.at the time.His many friends here congratulate him on his bravery and presence of mind, j Dr.T.L.Brown, Richmond, Que, to been quite ill for the past four weeks, Miss Edith Daisy Dornsy, youngest is now convalescing, daughter of the late John F.Dorney, i Arrivals and departures; Mrs, G.o; Ottawa, Ont.\tN.Somerville, of Rock Island, who Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Brackett left\thas been nursing her\tsister Ethel\tfor Wednesday for Gorham, N.H., where\t°ver two\tweeks, to\ther home\ton they will make their home.During\tSaturday\tMrs.A.B.\tSomerville\tof their short residence in Richmond\tInverness,\twith Mrs.\tJames Creller, Mr.and Mrs.Brackett made many Miss Mattie Miller and Mrs.Guy friends who will learn of their depar-\t' sues s ture with regret.\tEthel Creller recently; Miss Stella C.Galvin has gone to Biddeford, Me., and will enter the Trull Hospital to complete her course in nursing.Mrs.Wm.Broderick and littla son have returned to their home in Kingsbury, after a short visit to hex mother, Mrs.D.Galvin, College St.BURY Arrivals and departures; Mr.F.Braze nail, of Toronto Veterinary Col- of Miss Mr.G.N.Somerville and Mr.Albert K.Somerville, of Rock Island; Mr.Horace Clark, of Lennoxville, Sunday at the home of Mr.James Creller.j Mrs.Lucinda White Is very ill at ! the home of her daughter, Mrs.Ida j Goodrich.Mrs.Wm.Brevoort to Kingston, Ont., called there by the illness of her sister.+¦ NEWTON THEORY DOUBTFUL Lecturer'* New Idea of the Earth\u2019s /\tRotation Mr.Joseph L.Garvin, B.A., Inspector of Public Schools, Barrie, Ont., read a remarkable paper before the Toronto Branch of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada.Mr.Garvin challenged the truth, of the Ntewtoiflan Theory of Gravitation, viz: \"Every particle with a force that varies directly as the product of the masses and Inversely as the square of the distance between them.\u201d Mr.Garvin gave considerable data in support of his theory that a heaven- SAWYERVILLE Artistic wall papers and B.& H.ly body rotates on Its axis through Its lege, in town; Mrs.Henry Taylor abd Famous Paint.Montgomery\u2019s.little son to her home in Cookshire, j\t______-\u2014 - after a few days with her parents, Mr\tASBESTOS, and Mrs.W.Smith; Miss Myrtle Bar-I Mr.and Mrs.David Bogie to Rich-j from ^ sur{ace- Hence if this theory ter from Sherbrooke on Tuesday ; j moa(j on Saturday after the holidays he true, a body that has lost all its own inherent gravity, and that the rotation lessens as its heat radiates Miss Winnie Smith, to Cookshire for a few days; Mr.Chas.Lovelock, to Sherbrooke on Tuesday.The patrons of the creamery are requested to attend a meeting which will be held at the creamery on April 25th at half past seven p.m.Mr.W.McRae of Lennoxville, guest of his brother, Dr.McRae; Mr.L.Gillander of Lennoxville is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.S.Gillander.with Mr.and Mrs.Watson Clark ; Mrs.Clark\u2019s two little sons returned with them to their school at St.Francis College.School began on Wednesday, Miss Bartlett, of Melbourne, lipvmg been engaged to finish the term.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Vivian, of Holton, Mich., the holidays with their daughter, Mrs.C.Shoemaker ; Miss Lizzie Church and Miss H.Barr to Montreal' In spite of the cold weather there : after visiting their respective homes; has been a considerable quantity of Mrs.Jethro Brooks and son to Mont-sugar made m the vicinity of Bury real ; Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Pearson, ana of an excellent quality.\tfrom Montreal ; Mr.and Mrs.Harry _\t4\tp-Briddon from Montreal, where Mrs._ OOATIC00K\tBriddon went to consult a specialist.U\ts Mls31 onary Society of ! Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Gale spent ^^ï^thoJist Church, held its,East- the week end in Lorne.er Tuanks offering meeting with Mrs.There was no service here on Tues-Masten-\t\u2019j0*- Thompson, njght as the Rev.Mr.Hamilton the President, presided, and a goodly ija(j been called away by the death of number were present.The thank off- his mother, ering received amounted to fifty dollars, the mite boxes to ten thirty, and a life membership of twenty five dollars.At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs.Masten.Miss Nunns and Mr.Albert Nicholas, who have been spending the Faster holidays in town returned to their respective schools.Miss Bernice Cowan returned Tues-day.Messrs.C.E.Lough, of Winnipeg, Calescle Lemard, of Farnham, are in ^j'rs town completing installation of new roller-mill recently purchased by Messrs.Hopkin Bros.Mr.Geo.W.Page is in Cookshire, on business.RANDBORO Try Montgomery\u2019s for wash fabrics and whitewear.KINGSBURY Mrs.T.G.Torrance to Montreal, called there by the serious illness of his sister, Miss Torrance, who is in the Ro^al Victoria Hospital.Mr.Harold Woodard, Auburn, Me., some time with Mr.and Mrs.Jame- hsat has lost all its gravity, and no longer rotates, and he contends that our moon and the planet Mercury supply confirmation of this.It follows also that a heavenly body that has lost its gravity will begin to disintegrate, and all loose particles at once be drawn to the parent body by the gravity or attraction of the latter.In the case of the moon, he said, its air and ice, soil and boulders, long since struck the earth with mighty force and caused the glacial period; and as the moon goes on disintegrating the particles come to earth as meteors and dust.Mr.Garvin firmly believes in the Nebular Hypothesis, and contends that every planet was originally a comet, and that every comet in our planetary system will ultimately become a planet with attendant moon or moons.SEAL BRAND COFFEE The Finishing Touch To A Perfect Meal CHASE & SANBORN MONTREAL.u?I TRAIN WAS DELAYED Took Seven Years to Travel Seventy* one Milee The opening of a new railway in America recalls one of the most re-McLean from Montreal to 1:ier markable journeys on record.A train home : Mrs.Miller from Flodden with .\t.\t\u201e\t* Mrs Évans\t: set out fr0:n Beaumont, Texas, for The logs are being brought down Port Bolivar, a distance of 71 miles, from Mud Brook and will go to It started at half-past eleven on the RICHMOND A meeting of horsemen will be held at the New Brunswick Hotel this, Friday evening, at 8 o\u2019clock, to consider the advisability of holding a trotting meet in Richmond on May ' 24th.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting on Monday evening next, in the Sunday School room of the Methodist Church The pulpit supply committee of the Methodist Church meets this (Friday).; evening, in the church basement at 7 o'clock.The wedding took place in Montreal ion April 20th, by Rev.Father O'Reilly of St.Patrick\u2019s Church, of Mr.1 Thos.L.Brown, second son of late SCOTSTOWN Mr.John W.Taylor of the Scots-town saw mill Co., is on the sick list.Mr.N.G.Scott is in Quebec City on business.Mr.Antonio Paradis has been promoted to the place of foreman in the chair factory.He took the position Æade vacant by the resignation of Mr.J.A.Jolicour, who has gone to Waterloo.i Mr.E.Beaudoin to town after a few weeks vacation at his home in .Beauce County.Mr.Mackie from Cookshire was in town Tuesday.Mr.Robert Murray has taken an office in the Oddfellows\u2019 block and is uow agen/fc for the International Cream separators.The subject of Mr.H.C.Patch\u2019s ccntly sermon last Sunday was \u2018\u2018Sin.\u2019\u2019 seB-j Next Sunday eveming Mr.Patch will j speak on the subject of \u201cRedemp-.tion.\u2019\u2019 Erompton Lake as soon as the goes out.EAST CLIFTON Complete range of footwear.Montgomery\u2019s.morning of September 8, 1.900, and arrived seven years afterwards.All went well for the first 33 miles, but then, at a point called High Island, it was surrounded by water from the Gulf of Mexico, which had broken 38 miles in\u2019and and flooded the rail-The train could not go forward, The passen- BISPIOP\u2019S CROSSING.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Har ry Bond, of Beecher Falls, and Miss t way.Lucy Weston, of Marbleton, guests at an(1 it couid not retunl.Mr.Geo.Westman\u2019s; Mr.M.C.Wil- ;\t.\t.\t., lard with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Eera after hour3 0i terror\u2019 ma Steamers call Plymouth Eastbound.Rates : Cabin (II) $\u2022£(}.25 up ; Third-Class British Eastbound Ç30.25 up ; Westbound $30 up.For further Particulars apply to E.H.Sewell or C.H.Foss, Sherbrooke, Que., or the Robprt Reford Co., Limited Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.B., and Portland.Me.TIME TABLE Q\t^ t **\t; burnish the hair, making it glossy, silky oAVAGE b MILLS\tsoft, and more easy to put up in grace- Miss Alice C.Bell, teacher of\tAlex-\tful, wavy folds that \u201cstay\tput.\u201d\tCon- andra High School, Montreal,\tspent\ttains no oil, and will not\tchange\tcolor FARNAM\u2019S CORNER\t,her holidays with Mrs.Lyman R.I of hair nor darken it.Simply sprinkle .\tp,,\to0.|, .q.o Rev.\tMr.\tWard\tof\tBedford\twill\tSavage, ami has returned to\tMon- I ;l liule on your hair each\ttime before inCIieCl oepieinDer /OlO, lî#ld occupy the Dulcit here on Simdav i treal.\t! brushing it.\t| BOSTON AND NEW YQKU EXPRESS\u2014 next y P ¦\ton \u201cffniai |\t___________+___________! To keep your hair and scalp dandruff- £L, '\t'\tfree and clean, use Harmony Shampoo.i he Nose bocial on Friday even-\tPOWER OF A PLAY\tThis liQUid shampoo gives an instan- ing last was a successful and enjoy-\t; taneous rich, foaming lather that immed- able affair, and considering the bad.\tiatcly penetrates to every pari, of the state\tof\tthe\troads\twell\tattended\tLaurence Irving Would Keep the\tStage\thair and scalp, insuring a\tquick\tand j The l.O.G.T.is in a\u2019flourishing con-\t*____«_______thorough cleansing.It is washed off just dition.Several were initiated at the ^ From Derogating last meeting.; On Friday evening the Young Pe-o-\twas in the PerEOn of m>' father pie\u2019s Club announces a social even- t*lat the drama received the highest ing to which all are cordially invit- recognition that had ever been be-ed T u\t.\tstowed upon It.He was the first Mr.Joseph Dean Montreal the week-end at his cousin\u2019s, Mr.\u2019 0.J.actor to recelve the ,lonor of Knight- .Drew\u2019s.\t\u2019\t\u2019\t'\t' hood, and he was the second\u2014Garrick Jessie Harvey re-opened l'3r was the first\u2014whose honored bones school at the Stone school house on were laid to rest in Westminster Ab-Monday last.\t, i Mr fu,.i nu.-o- a .4\t, oey.Therefore, one may truly say I lvir- b'al1 Oliver, Sutton, ,ias been .\t.\t.\t.t ' the past week at Mr.D.p.Harvey\u2019s.that the art of the actor has been -\u2014\u2014a- I honored by the Sovereign and sane- as quickly, the entire operation taking i only a few moments.Harmony Hair Beautifier, $1.00.Harmony Shampoo, oOc.Both guaranteed to satisfy you in every way, or your money back.Sold only at the more than 7,000 Rexall Stores, and in these towns only by us.W.J.H.McKindsey, Lennoxville.Geo.W.Johnston, Cowansville.J.B.Comeau.Farnham.A.Jas.Bedard, Richmond.Arthur Vaillancourt.Waterloo.WONDERFUL M!B WEST BROME ! Mr.J W.Cates, of Montreal spent by the Church, the week-end at the parsonage.Clean and free from dandruff and .\t,\t.\t, possessing all the radiance of per- tioned,\tor it\tmignt be said\thallowed,\t[ec(, ]jair rpMS is just what Sageine said Mr.\tLaurence\tj\tmeans to those who suffer with itch- Ser.oies\tfor\tthe\tnext\tthvee~\taeL-e\tin\tIrvin8\u2019\tthe famous English\tactor, In\ti\tmg scalp, dandruff, coarse, dry.or the Methodist Church at 10 a^m an address.It behooves the stage and j\t^0£) > ¦/ J.A.ROBERT, 69 Wellington Street u m i\\ à 1 for three or four days to see the ' sights and shall visit Miss Manarey) ' who came out to India at the same 1 time I did.She has been at the Lan- ; guage School there ever since, and is ! going to her work in Indore at the | end of the month.I shall be so glad ! when I get the language; from now on, I expect to get some time to study, but have had little or no time for it until recently.I intend spending my six weeks holidays in Mus-sourie in the Hills, studying.\u201cThe hospital is about three minutes walk from the College, and is on the opposite side of the road.The compound next to ours is that occupied by the American Presbyterian Church (Indian Christian Church ; owns the building).There is a Boys\u2019 ' High School (boarding) run by the A.P.C., and numerous bungalows on the compound.Our girls attend Sunday School there every Sunday morning, and the senior girls return here for the Bible lesson after opening exercises.That service and the 4 p.; m.church service are in Urdic.An | English service is held at fi p.m., the | choir consisting of some ci our girls.\u201cLudhiana has a population of about 29,000.The country is very Hat and the scenery nothing to speak of in this vicinity.Thtee two com-pounde, the homes of the better off, and the public buildings are about the only places where trees aye growing.There are no sidewalks even in ! the bazaar.The natives walk in the middle of the r.'iad, and when one : drives the sais is usually obliged to j : get down from the gari and walks ; 'at the horse\u2019s head, shouting to the people to get out of the way, which they do very leisurely.It would be a most remarkable thing to see an Indian hurrying.The sacred bull also wanders along the road and gets in one's way.I wish I had time to de scribe the bazaar, but will do so in a later letter.\u201cDr.Brown, our principal, is on furlough.She is at present in Palestine, and will stop a week or so in ; Switzerland before reaching En:ljnd, [ her home, She will be in Toronto the iast part of May, as the gue^t of i our Canadian committee, and while there hopes to interest the graduate doctors in this place, as we need more helpers.She expects to return j hem by Nov.1st, and during her ab- ; seres has asked me to occupy her | rooms, with which my office is connected.I saw the snow-capped Him- I alayas for the first time the other day, while driving on the Grand Trunk Road and shall not soon forget thé beautiful picture.\u201cAs it would take two long months I to get your consult, I have undertaken to buy in your name a large lamp for the dining room at a cost of $3.84 in Canadian money.The larger S3C-tion of this roo.-.was lighted by only one lamp, which was not even in the centre, as it had to be near the entrance doors, and as this room had to be usDl for a study for the larger number of the girls, it has been most trying for their eyes, and the new lamp has be:n the pTeatsst help to them.Do you think the Ghiild will bn i willing to give this ?If not, it will be all right.We are badly in need of ! more hymn books, and if you send us some we should be very grateful.I , am the librarian here as well as sec | retary treasurer, which is ors reason I am especially interested in the j hymn book question.Our book is called \u201cHymns of Worship and Service\" ! Chapel Edition, published bv the Century Co., of New York, The books are in use three times a day, sometimes oitencr.Two dozen, or even one dozen, would be most acceptable, ii you could possibly raise the amount.I promise you T will not ask again for twelve months.'' Miss Nourse\u2019s letter was read at the meeting of the Y.L.Guild on Tuesday afternoon, with the result that in spite of the many calls upon them and the work already undertaken, the Guild agreed to buy one dozen hymn books and send to Ludhiana, and a Sherbrooke lady inter ested in Mission work\u2014not a member of the Guild\u2014has offered to bear the expense o( the lamp which Miss Nourse had purchased.\t¦ The Gold Bond Shoe For Men Two-thirds of your life is spent with shoes on, so let there be comfort, style, serviçe.Let your shoes, gentlemen, he THE GOLD BOND SHOE\u2014the shoe of excellence.WE ARE SOLE AGENT.ÏVÏ.JT.CHOQUETTE 85 Wellirt0lon St.Opp.His Majesty\u2019s Theatre For Sale-Self Contained House, = Nnrtb Ward Eight rooms and bath, hardwood floors, cement cellar, fully modern, lot 66x132.$4,300 if sold before May 1st.ROBEBT SE1VERIGHT REAL ESTATE AND CUSTOMS BROKER, 'Phone : Office 312.House 1296.\t1 YORK APARTMENTS.4»\t\"f\" m | 135 Wellington Street | *\tf \u2022&*\t \u2022t* J»\tv» | Eyes cannot lie examined | % nor glasses lilted by mail | X McConnell\u2019s complete ^ £\tSight Service\tj; Î\tgives the\t4 ! 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[jg KING GEORGE HAS GIVEN HAND-I SOME CHEQUE TO THE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS OF PARIS Paris, Apsil 24\u2014 Their Majesties ! FLEMING A GREAT FAVORITE Kin^ George and Queen Mary yester-WITH LOCAL FOLLOWERS' OF\tput in another busy day and were THE RING WHO THINK \u2018 everywhere received with immense po-HE WILL MAKE A NAME\tpular enthusiasm, especially at the FOR HIMSELF\trace course at Auteuil, where society Local followers of boxing game are an,j the masses gathered in their pleased tlnn, they will get an oppor- thousands to witness \u201cthe sport of tuoity of seeing the Lapraine boy.tj- who\tis a great favorite in this see-\tand\tto do honoi t\tKing tion,\tin action.During the last few\tGeorge and\this Consort and\tcheer years Fleming has come steadily he-1 for the entente cordiale, fore the eye of the sporting public, ; In the morning Their Majesties visas one\tof the best featherweights at\t\u201e .A.^\t-r,,; gs the game.It will probably be the ^\tthe\tBritish\thospital\tam.\tthe\tBn- i only\ttime he will annear here as he\tt!8h art exhibition in company\twith i h \u201d\tk Ce 111 PPe a uere as ne\tp gl(le t\td Mrs.Poincare,\tand the m has a busy season ahead of him.He 7\t7\t,\t^ \u201c will take part in the Canadian cham- tvi^n,\u2019ers\th^ud i pionship bouts at the Redoscope, gl1 ' lng r,°\t& f r>«r I Montreal, shortly, and alter^rds in' 80me ch&hae to the chanties of Par-; I\ti tends\tto make a trip to Europe, |1S;\t.\t., .\t,\t,, I\ti where\the has several engagements I Last+fght the\tKmg.and\tQueen\tdm- II\tah8ad of him\t! ^ as the quests of the French Prem- ; |j\u2018 All those present at last Friday\u2019s;^ ^^he French Foreign Minister I bouts clamored for a return fixture J' 8\t1\ty\u2018.\t1 + a v : between White and Shears.Every- phe yisrt comes to an end today II\tbody agreed that this bout was first The!r\tbC m Lon' Mr.L.J.Donnelly, agent of the American Express Co., is in Burlington, Vt., for a few days on business.On the 19th of May next, a popular euchre will be held for the benefit of the Hospital General St.Vincent de Paul, at the Armory, at 8 \u2019o\u2019clock in the evening.Preparations are being made to make it an agreeable evening for the attendants, a musical programme will be executed comprising orchestra, band and Vocal music.In a recent Canadian supplement to the \"Illustrated London News,\u201d there appears an article entitled \u201cFarming in Canada\u201d illustrated by a group od views of farming scenes in Saskatchewan, Alberta, Aew Brunswick, and Quebec.One of these is a view of \u201cBroadview,\u201d Mr.E.V.Norton's Stock farm for Shorthorns, at Coati-cook.HIS MAJESTY\u2019S Thursday April 30tti THE N.Y.ASTOR THEATER MUSICAL COMEDY TRIUMPH 11\u201c Red Widow By Channing Pollock, Rennold Wolfe and Charles Gebest.A cast of exceptional merit, including Lillian Concord.Lillian Ludlow, Ynez Dean, Walter Paschal, Carl Sherlock, William Pruette, Jr., AND FIFTY OTHER FAMOUS FUNSTERS.20 DISTINCT SONG HITS ! One solid year New York, three months each Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia.Now being presented in London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna.Mail Orders Now.Seats on Sale Monday.Prices 25c.to $1.50.Financial and Market News DAIRY PRODUCE I \u2019-lass until Shears, unfortunately, .i fouled White.The former was sorry i that the foul occurred, which he don again this evening.?- Here it is Just what you have been looking for.\u201cThe Gilson goes like 60.\u2019\u2019 Gasoline Engine, h.p.to 4 h.p., mounted on steel hand truck, 100 p.c.efficiency.Write, phone or call for complete information and demonstration.H.J.UBEREE LENNOXVILLE, QUE.Agent for Eastern Townships.(WATCH THIS SPACE.) '¦æmmmmsmmîssgszmsmŒŒsmsap- Extensive /Suction Sale OF EFFECTS BELONGING TO ©.\u201eOJ, 106 at 100J.Toronto Ry.\u201425 at 133», 25 at 134, Woods\u201410 at 128.fanners\u2014130 at 48,\t25 at Textile\u201410 at 78»,\t23 at at 72»,\t10 at 72».Paint, Pfd.\u20144 at 99.Ottawa Power\u201410 at 1418, 5 at 141, Bell 'Phone\u20145 at 145.Crown Reserve\u201425 at 120, 122, 40 0,t\t128,\t100 at 125.Brazil\u2014115 at 77.25 at 701.50 at 76», 25 at 768,\t25 at 76»,\t100 at 76», 100 at 76».Ames, Pfd.\u201435 at 58 Commerce\u20147 at 209».Tram.Power\u2014240 at 38», 50 at 39, 25 at.38».42».72»,\t25 at /f - ^ /\t2 F>.IVI.I Stock Reports \\\t-r.\t^ Mon.Power \t\t\t219 J Scotia \t\t \t\t\t 63 R.& O\t\t\t.100i Tor.Ry\t\t\t 133 J Dom.Steel \t\t\t 27 C.P.R\t\t\t\t\t19IÏ Detroit \t\t\t 65 Crown Reserve \t\t\t 126 Laurentide \t\t\t177 4 NEW YORK MARKET.Un.Pac.151| N.\tY.Steel .157 O.\tP.R.191 Reading .1603 Copper .- .70'l St.Paul.964 U.S.Sugar .99J- Lehigh Yailcy .133i 734 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 24- I9T4- SIX i: ijii fg i.! i mil I i T .a .'W H .n d ¦.1 \"S ,1., irtlüîî .1 .2- jilt' 1 1 Sw Llr ii l llll ,\t1 .nüTTïï ! 1 :i Birr IT Li i;i|| -!|!|I!F\"\"\"1ÏÏÏÏT ¦9HI are .not made by chance.Shale Rock material, with good equipment, careful workmanship and rigid inspection\u2014combine to make our brick the best on the market.Each of the several varieties leads its particular field.The most modern plant in Canada produces these brick, which lead in color, strength, uniformity and durability.Made only by National Brick Company of Laprairie, Limited Head Office, Victoria Sq., Alontreal.I Ai1.11 til Hü 3L MEGANTIC CO.HAPPENINGS Budget of News From Various Sections of Country 5 I rrifl É CU LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS The Only Lightning Conductor Made that Never Lost a Building WE CHALLENGE any or all of our competitors to disprove a single one of our statements.We are prepared to substantiate every assertion made by us in this or any other advertisement.t\\e guarantee that National Flat Cable is made of the purest, softest and most expensive copper obtainable and agree to pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100) in gold for one foot of National Flat Cable of our manufacture taken from any spool any where in the hands of any of our dealers providing same shall be found by any responsible chemist to contain one ounce of iron, steel or anv other foreign element.We guarantee that we are a thoroughly reliable, financially responsible concern, whose record for honesty, integrity and square dealing has never been even questioned by anyone, anywhere excepting only one bitter and vindictive competitor.We are not, as stated by this competitor, \"likely to fail in a short time.\" Our business in Canada is NOT for sale and our branch at Windsor has been maintained for the past two years and will be continued there permanently.We are recognized by the leading insurance companies and the latest instruction book sent out by the National Board of Underwriters specifically mentions flat cable and gives the exact dimensions of same as being an approved form of lightning conductor.The March number of \"Fire Protection,\" the official insurance paper in the United States, on page three has the following to say regarding the views of the various state fire marshals : \"It is the concensus of fire marshal opinion that a flat woven wire conductor is more efiective than solid copper tape because of its greater conducting surface.\" Note that' there is ONLV ONE conductor that the above description can apply to and that is National Flat Cable.Under date of March 15th, 1914, we were advised that Professor Day, of the Ontario Agricultural College, has examined our flat cable, has compared same with other makes and finds that our conductor upholds our claims for same.We are prepared to prove, if necessary, that the particular competitor, who seems to feel that we have no right to do business or to oifer our superior goods on a most favorable basis to the trade and property owners throughout Canada, wrote us only a few months ago making the proposition that we withdraw all our sales force from Canada and enter into a contract whereby the salesmen representing said competitor might have the exclusive privilege of selling ^National Flat Cable.We believe in doing business in an honorable, upright and straight forward manner and do not approve of'resorting to underhand methods and false statements to sell our goods.We are prepared to supplv all dealers with all the flat cable thev desire NOT ONLY THIS YEAR BUT FOR YEARS TO COME, the ONLY lightning conductor on the market to-day with a perfect record.Good Live Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory.NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS Main Offices.Niles.Michigan U.S.A.Canadian Branch.Windsor, Ont, CARL L.B.WHEELER.Saies Manager for Eastern Canada.Way's Mills, Que.Just the ear for Business Men and Doctors.The simplest and best ignition system in use (Bosch).A perfect oiling system.Full elliptic springs and very easy riding.Five speeds with direct drive.No grinding and groaning of gears.Built in New England for road conditions similar to ours.In hill climbing you need never take the dust of any other car.50 miles per gallon gasoline.1.000\tmiles per gallon of oil.10.000\tmiles per set of tires.The Metz will get you there over any road just as quick with less expense for operation and upkeep than any other car on the market regardless of power and price.If th'-se facts are worth considering why pay more ?H.H.BROWN, HATLEY, QUE.Repesenting the Townships.HENDERSON VALE Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.George Suitor, to their home in Leeds after a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Wright, and Mrs, Forbes ; the Misses Ethelwyn and Margaret Little, and their brother, Wa ter, to Inverness, after the week-end with relatives in this place.Mr.and Mrs.John K.Little en-i tertained quite a number of young people to a sugar party on Saturday evening, which was very much enjoyed.Mr.Henry Little, who has been ill, has so far recovered as to be up and around again.The farmers are complaining that this is a very poor sugar season as very little sugar has been made yet.Mrs.R.Wright and daughter, Hattie, of Millfield, guest of her sister, Mrs.R.J, Wright on Tuesday.NATIONAL INVERNESS WEST Arrivals and departures:\tMasters John and Macbeth Miller, of Inverness.guests of their friend, Mr.Benjamin Wotton, at a sugaring off on Saturday; Miss Elsie Devaney of Inverness, the guest of her friend, Miss Maria Samson, on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.H.Marois, guests of Mr.and Mrs.O.Bergeron recently; Mr.James McKinnon of Millanville, visiting Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Murchie, recently.WOMEN IN ENGLAND English Property Laws Are Favorable to Women According to the laws of Great Britain when a woman marries she automatically becomes entitled to a certain portion of her husband\u2019s property.In the case of wives without .children the courts usually allow ' them one-third of the husband\u2019s estate should he die without making a will.Nor is he allowed to disinherit his wife.She must have her dower.He cannot sell his real estate without her consent.On the other hand, the husband does not automatically enter into any joint possession of his wife\u2019s estate upon marriage.She can will every cent she owns to any object, no matter how fantastic, and he cannot claim it.He is obliged to support her.even should she have an income of $10,000 a year and he an income of $1,000.It is true that if he goes to the workhouse and the wife is in possession of means she is obliged to : pay for his maintenance.She can j contract debts and make him pay them.So can, grown-up daughters living at home.The law will put him ; in jail if he refuses to pay his wife\u2019s just debts.If she slanders anyone .she cannot be prosecuted.He must answer to the law for her, and if there is to be any punishment he must 1 bear it.FIRST TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Mr.Joseph Samson gave a sugar ____=_.'- ing off to a number of young people on Sunday last.Sugar makers have not made the average quantity vet in this vicinity owing to the continued cold weather but the sugar and syrup is of a better quality than last year.LOWER IRELAND Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Jos.Bullard of Thetford Mines, visiting friends; Mr.John Nelson accompanied by his sister, Mrs.Hardy, with their sister, Mrs.Chas.Nugent, of Cranberry; Mrs.F.W.Wight, to her home here after a few weeks with her brothers at Clapham.Log \"driving\u2019\u2019 is the order of the day here at present.Messrs.Moore and McGill have a large crew of men putting the drive through the Bullard\u2019s Brook.Mrs.Geo.E.Davidson, who has been on the sick list is able to drive out again.J and ADDERLEY.The snow is nearly all gone the roads are in a bad shape.There was no service here on Sunday owing to the condition of the roads.Recent arrivals and departures: Mr.Peter Hamilton from Montreal having disposed of his car load of cattle; Mr.John McKinnon, of Pengarth, Sask., who spent the winter in Lowell, Mass., arrived at his brother\u2019s, Mr.A.McKinnon on Thursday, accompanied by his brother-in-law, Mr.David Common, of Lowell, Mass, who returned home Saturday ; Miss A.M.McKinnon, of Montreal to resume her duties in the Technical High School, after the holidays at her home.No Organization Formed in Canada ¦\tTill 1827 Canada\u2019s first known temperance society was organized at West River, N.S., in 1827 and the next year another was formed at Beaver River, NIS.These were both total abstinence bodies.The first temperance convention in the Dominion was held at Halifax in 1834.In 1840 the first nondrinking organization to be known as a \u201cTemperance Society\u2019\u2019 was formed among Roman Catholics in the city of- - \u2022\t- Montrea 1 ' \u201e\t,\t\u201e Members of Parliament there receive Lngiand felt the strength of the gs per (jayi they have the pecu-temperance movement to a greater liai r.nvilege of a free seat in the extent than before when in 1832 the , Royal Theatre in Copenhagen, first organized movement was started T)ie Norwegian honourable member , T .T .\t,\t.\t, is thankful for a daily income of 12s.by Joseph Livesy.who organized a tbough he must flo his daty properly band of workers at Preston, Eng.to get it.He loses a day\u2019s pay Up to the present day the Church when he takes a day off.Members of of England in Canada has moderation Sw ss Diet work under the same threat.If they are absent they lose salary which amounts in their case to 16s.per day.Roumania pays her law-makers a sovereign per day, and Bulgaria offers Its.In the latter country, members living in the capital have 4s.deducted, because they have no train fares OUR large select stock of furniture, floor-coverings, draperies, stoves and ranges, gives you a selection unequalled in this city, at .LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS Our Easy Payment System has helped countless numbers to furnish their homes to their taste and satisfaction, without putting a strain on their earnings.Our continuously increasing business is proof of our policy always GIVING SATISFACTION in every way within our means.Do not delay seeing our selection of home-furnishings and consulting us about our easy payment plan.Homes Fumsshed Complete from $100.00 and up, terms $1.00 PER WEEK.©Iieiifoiis*ci Eros, 132 WELLINGTON STREET.pledges which restrict only the use of ardent spirits.The progress of temperance, in the United States was more or less sporadic outcroppings of sentiment until in 1898 when Dr.Benjamin Rush of Philadephia took a firm stand and so earnest was his work that the feeling against liquor gradually grew until It reached proportions great enough to secure legislation.JUSTIFIED IN KILLING FATHER The Stomach First That the formation of a human being begins with the stomach is contention of several scientists high repute.to pay, and only one home to keep up.Hungary treats her statesmen just half as well as we do, allowing them £220 per annum.They have, however a liberal allowance for house rent, and can travel first class with second class tickets.the of \u201cMETZ 22\u201d THE GEARLESS CAR $650.F.0.B.Sherbrooke, Fully Equipped.Sensational Ending to an Irish Murder Trial There was a remarkable ending to a trial on the capital charge at the Monaghan Assizes.After deliberating for fifteen minutes.the jury returned a verdict of \u201cNot guilty \u2019 in the case of Francis King, aged eighteen, who was indicted for killing his father, a Carrickma-cross farmer.Lord Chief Justice Cherry said he entirely agreed with the verdict The circumstances of the case were sensational.The father, who was addicted to drink, arrived home from an auction, violently Intoxicated, at three o\u2019clock In the morning.After putting his wife out he attacked his nineteen-year-old daughter because she refused to give him money, and after biting a piece from her neck he tried to strangle her.Aroused by his sister's screams, the accused rushed to her assistance, struck his father on the head with a hatchet, compelling him to release the girl.Complications ensued, and the father died a month later.The gtrl, In her evidence for the defence, said that so long as she remembered her father drank, and systematically abtuied the whole family.Many nights they had slept in a borr to escape his violence.Insurance 311! in Australia The commonwealth ministry of New South Wales is preparisg a national insurance bill on the lines of Lloyd-George\u2019s measure.Provision will be made for benefits for funerals, maternity sickness, accidents and unemployment WHAT M.P.\u2019S EARN Italy and Spain are the only European countries which offer no monetary reward to their members of Parliament.The Portugese legislators are not remunerated by the State, but they have a free pass for travelling on all Railways in the country, and their constituencies are permitted to pay a sum equivalent to 15s.for each day\u2019s sitting.Denmark is another country which believes that its political gentlemen are ready to work for almost nothing KÏIMO GEOROF, NAVY PLUG GHRWING XOBAOOO IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF! passes all others in quality and flavour because the process by which it is made differs from others.\u2014It is deliciously sweet and non-irritating.SOLD EVERYWHERE: 10c A PLUG ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC Pailfuls of Honey W7»!Ia renewing the roof of Caatle-hlli House, an eighteenth century mansion near Ayr, the workmen came npon a hire of bees which had been located under the slates for the paet fifty years.The hive and store of honey had grown to extraordinary proportions, the aecmrulated honey and comb having become so great a* to endanger by Its weight the structure on which Itrf sted.The bees, of which there were thousands, were killed.The honey, which was in a perfect state of preservation, was removed *n naflfnlv Canada\u2019s Water Power Only about one-fifteenth of Canada\u2019s estimated water power has beon de veloped.One cen\u2019t nlwayp tell a barber by >-ion, but occasionally the almighty bis mug\tdollar administers a terrific jolt.Kvm notice how Mite a fat woman A woman\u2019s new hat brings more b\tati fa't ion to her milliner than to Love 1b considered the ruling pas- her own husband.Burials In Switzerland Tn some pari.n of Switzerland all the dead, rich or poor, are burled at public expense.Dr.Morse*» Indian Root Pills »re made according to a formula in use nearly a century ago among the Indiana, and learned from them by Dr.Morse.Though repeated attempts have been made, by physicians and chemists, it has been found ! Impossible to improve the formula or the pilli.Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Root Mia area household remedy throughout the world for Constipation and sQ Kidney and Liver troubles.They act promptly and effectively, and m Clennso tt*« System GUARANTEED RELIEF FROM ALL BOWEL ILLS If your bowels are out of order, instead of usJnsf some harsh salt or other physic, take ;j, Rex all Orderlie t.o-ni^ht, and to-morrow you will feel créât.They taste £Ood and act, no easily that there ; isn't a Partir ie of griping or purging, nor the\tvc loosenesH that follows the taking of alt.:-; and most pills.They soothe and streng\u2019then the bowels, promptly relieving the constipation, making it.unlikely to occur again.We don't believe there is any other bowel remedy anywhere near as good, and at the same time so easy and pleasant tr, take as Flexall Orderlies.We know you will agree with us and be iieve you will thank un for telling you i about them If they don\u2019t satisfy you in every way.come back and tell us and ! v/e will give back your money without j a word or question.You have no mason jto hesitate when we give you the oppor jtunity, a; we hereby do, to try them j at our r J - k in vest pocket titi boxes ; i TOc, 2or, ,V»c, You can buy Hexall Orderlies only at \u2018The Rexall Hlores, and In these towns; only by us W.U .VT'Klndsey, Lennox ville.Arthur Vaillaneourt.Waterloo.fieo.W ./ohnston, rowansville.j d.U.( orneau, Karnhem.i A Jas.iiedard, Richmond.\t< Thousands of happy women have done away with the rub, rub, rub of the Monday morning washing board.They are using the I, X, l, Vacuum Waste This remarkable little device works on the vacuum principle.It eliminates rubbing with its resultant backache and swollen fingers.And it does the work in\u2019 HÀLF THE TIME ! Washes everything from heavy blankets to delicate laces, Also rinses and blues.Can\u2019t rust or get out of order.And ordinarily will last a lifetime.Rid yourself of washing slavery forever by taking advantage of our Special Offer The regular price of tbe LX.L.Washer is $2.50.But as it is new in Plastern Canada we are making a special introductory price of $2.00 for a limited time to all who send the attached coupon.FAT « MARA COUPON.CANADIAN UTILITIES CO., Dept.C, 1650, St.Catherine Street East, Montreal.Gentlemen : Enclosed please find $2.00 for which send me one I.X.L.Vacuum Washer, prepaid.It Is understood that if ft is not sutlsfactor} in every respect you will refund my money.You Touch a Magic Button When You Become a \u201cWant Advertiser\u201d Our day is tlie day of \u201ctouching buttons.\u201d A President presses a button in Washington, and a titanic explosion, thousands of miles away, weds the two great seas., We are fond, nowadays, of accomplishing big effects with simple processes.And so the \u201cbutton-pressing\u201d magic applies to the \u201clittle things\u201d of life, as well as to the big episodes.When yon become a \u201cwant advertiser\u201d you press a MÀOIC BUTTON- and the infhtence is felt in the homes and offices and business places of the city.Y our quest becomes of interest to the people who are aide to help you accomplish it.IF yon seek work, and \u201cpress the button\u201d of want-advertising publicity, your quest becomes one of personal interest to the people who need you.The same law operates in the working out of every \u201cwant ad task.\u201d For classified advertising makes the whole city your market; makes the right people your audience; delivers your message to all people to whom it could have anv interest or importance.^ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1914.SEVEN \u201cDaily Record\u201d Want Advertisements BIG RESULTS FOR LITTLE MONEY.RATES : 15 words or less, 15c.each insertion ; one cent for each additional word.price of five.If charged weekly rate does not apply.Six insertions for the \\JBAMHTRKS8 WANTED BY THE ^ day.Apply Mrs.V.E.Morrill.12 Prospect 8L.city.rPABEE GIH^ WANTED AT ONCE\u2014 Apply New Sherbrooke House.ttJTENOGRAPHKR WANTED \u2014 MUST ^ be efficient in both languages.Good salary to capable person.42, Record.Apply Box CCHAMBERMAID WANTED Oxford House.APPLY HELF W Ar» i g-D\u2014i^UkLE.FUR SALE.DRUG CLERK, WITH SOME Experience, wanted.Both languages, good salary.Apply Richard\u2019s Drug Store, East Sherbrooke.MEN WANTED TO LEARN AUTO driving and repairing by practical experience.Special opportunity for limited number.Write at once.Maine Auto Company, 770 Forest avenue, Portland Hiaine, (Woodfords Station).oNE 20 H.P.LOCOMOTIVE TYPE boiler mounted on.wheels, with 2() j h.p.engine mounted directly on top.One 6xS double drum contractor\u2019s hoist, ! with boiler on same base.The J inches Machine Co.Ltd.C* YOUNG GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST with housework, home preferred.Apply One sleeping b Quebec St.n 'VABLE girl WANTED \u2014 city.APPLY C^OOK GENERAL WANTED / Wm.Par well, Duffer in Ave.MRS.jT^NE COOK maid and kitchen (FEMALE), OHAMBER-girl wanted for May 1st for Valley House, North Hatley.'Phone GUI or 830, or Box 39, Record Office.\\TOUNG MAN keeper and both languages.Apply J.W.King St., Sherbrooke.WANTED AS BOOK stenographer, writing j McKee, CADILLAC, 1910.FI YE - PASSEN-;ar for sale.Has just been thoroughly overhauled and painted.Tires filled with Day\u2019s resilient tire filler.Will sell cheap to quick buyer.Apply at I Sherbrooke Motor Mart.' TO /1O0D BRIGHT MAN WANTED '-J drive delivery.Must be good man with horses and know the town thoroughly.Good wages to right man.Bray Bros.ij I IT OLSTEIN BULL CALF FOR SALE.I -O- Registered, fine type, good strain.M.M.Beaton.R.R.No.2, Scotstown, I Que.TO LET.N EW STORE TO LET, WITH TENE- |p ENERAL ^ washing.! be completed by 1st j aide of Wellington.Lunch Cart.May ;\t60x25 ; east Apply Bonner\u2019s SERVANT WANTED\u2014NO Apply Mrs.L.A.Belanger, ! rpHE BUSINESS BLOCK, 201 WKL-18 Montreal St.\tI X lington St.r to rent.Apply on prem- ! ises.G.A.LeBarc-n, Prop.- SOME - bookkeeping.Young- S1 STENOGRAPHER WANTED \u2014 SOME- ^ knowledge of bookkeeping.Young- WJE\\ knowledge of bookkeeping.Young - kJ EVEN-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET-man preferred.Apply in own handwrit- ^ North ward ; hot water heating, ing.State salary expected.Box 45, - modern conveniences.Apply V.E.Mor Record.\t, rill, Record Office.'\\rOUNG GIRL WANTED 'housework.Apply 33| TO Bowen.DO ^IVE-ROOM FLAT, WITH MODERN - conveniences.Apply 49 Queen St.YOUNG GIRL WANTED TO HELP with child and do light housework.Apply Mrs.Newton, 54 Victoria St.T IWO SIX-ROOM APARTMENTS TO and Apply to Ueo.Long.rj^EAT YOUNG GIRL WANTED housemaid's work Apply Box 48, Record mornings FOR only.first-class finisb.Tel.91.rORAGE AND BARN TO LET MAY J.O.Darche, 67 King SI.UTOR ^ 1st.rV/OUNG GIRL WANTED FOR ' X oral housework.Mrs.A.W.21 Victoria St.G EG- : Blue, \\lu.1 50 MELBOURNE STREET TO ENERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014 Good wages.Apply to Mrs.W.S.Lawrence, Belvidere St., Lennoxville, any time after Friday, April 24th.plumbing, heated by hot water, stable and garage.Possession May 1st.Apply W.A.Hale.TEACHERS WANTED.ELEMENTARY TEACHER WANTED X-rf for Victoria School, Hampden, half a mile from C.P.R.station, at McLeod's Crossing.Must have elementary diploma.School to begin 1st May, 1914, for a term of eight months.Salary, §30 per month.Apply to John Black, Sec\u2019y-Treas., Scotstown.QFFICES AND lington fcit.BEDROOMS TO LET.I^AST MOTOR BOAT X 25 ft.by 4 ft.G in FOR SALE\u2014 40 h.p.six-cylinder motor.Seats six ; fully equipped ; speed, 22 miles.Also 60-80 h.p.Emerson racing motor.Both bargains.J.E.McCrea, Sherbrooke.Que.HALF H.P.ELECTRIC MOTOR, $3U ; sewing-machine, -SlO.Both in repair.McConnell.135 Wellington St.RESTAURANT ON SALE\u2014CITY OF 8,000 ;\t$600 buys it.Good stand, doing $10,000 yearly business ; seats 80, rent $25.Big chance for man and wife.Must sell at once, other business.Address Box 212, Thetford Mines.Double waggon, double team and darncss for sale.Apply P.O.Box 134, Sherbrooke, Que.ONE McLAUGHLIN-BUICK FIVE-passenger touring car for sale ; nearly as good as new.If you want a good second-hand car this is a bargain.J.W.McKee, 11 King St., Sherbrooke.Household furnishings - sale.Apply No.32 Ball St., FOR city.Registered jersey bull calf and another G months for sale.Both are of excellent individuality and breeding and fit to head any herd.W.H.Robinson, Granby.E^OUR NEW MILCH good, chunkcy work TIOUR ROOMS, HALF OF SHED TO let.Apply ISO Bowen Ave.O .IX-ROOMED TENEMENT TO LET on Oliver St.All modern conveniences.Apply 132 Wellington St.old, for sale.Brome, Que.L.S.COWS, horse, 6 Mooney, ONE years West to NE rpwo SIX-ROOM X let, 106 $12 each.APARTMENTS TO Prospect St., north ward, A N ELEMENTARY teacher wanted by PROTESTANT ! \u2014- the school trus- i fï~î OUSE TO tees for the South Ham Dissentient.;v* *-School.Term, eight months, commenc-1 Ply ing the 1st of September, 1914, Apply to R.J.Mackay, Sec.-Treas., South Ham, Que.tenement.J.Brown, LET \u2014 SIX-ROOMED Modern conveniences.Ap-9 Fulton Ave.rpEACHER WANTED \u2014 A TEACHER * with elementary diploma for the school at Millfield.commencing 1st September next.Salary, $30 per month.Apply to M.A.McKillop.Millfield, Que.House of seven rooms on Magog St.to let.Finished in hardwood, hob and cold water, with all latest improvements.Apply T.M.Cowan, Queen St.House on belvidere street - of six rooms, .with large barn, to 1$ H.P.OLDS STATIONARY gasoline engine for sale.In good order.Can be seen working.Apply Box 47, Record Office.\\ N UP-TO-DATE DOUBLE TENE-ment house, newly built, all modern conveniences, fine location.Apply 364 Wellington St.south.KU\\ POST CARDS, POSTPAID, 35c.'vi Big assortment \u2014 lovers, comics, ¦ games, animals, friendship, views, etc.Record Emporium, Beebe, Que.LMVE REGISTERED HEREFORDS ! X to be sold at my farm by auction, | May 4th, at 1 o\u2019clock p.m., one mile | north of Stanstead.J.E.Ives.\"V EARLY NEW COOK STOVE FOR I sale.Apply to-night or between 3 and 6 Saturday, at 18a London St.! T IEACHERS WANTED FOR BARNS- let for Cowan, 1st of May.Queen S»t.Apply Thomas M.iQEVEN-PASSENGER TOURING CAR, < beginning Sept.1st, 1914.None but qualified teachers wanted.Applicants please state experience and salary required.Apply, with references, to F.J.Wilkinson, chairman, \\yay.\u2019?Millk.at to H.Corey, \"Sec.-Treas,, Barnston, Que.IPURNISHED X Court St.ROOM TO LET \u2014 17 j extra tire, three extra inside tubes.A bargain for an immediate purchaser.T.M.Cowan, Queen St.RKAX, 1SSTATK FOR.SALE.ELE- Thet- tcach- \u2022.