Sherbrooke daily record, 3 novembre 1914, mardi 3 novembre 1914

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1914 ON^CE^T Battle Still Rages Along Belgian Coast; Attacks and Counter Attacks Bravely Met SACRIFICES OF GERMAN TROOPS FUTILE; BRITISH TOOK MANY PRISONERS AT YPRES; ALLIES\u2019 DEMAND CANADIANS IN ON TURKEY MAYOR'S SHOW GERMANS FORCED TO QUIT THEIR TRENCHES *\"l«,\tî>, *\u2022 Grand Vizier is Not MUST GO TO LIVERPOOL.London, November 3.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Home Office announces that no Americans or friendly allies 'will be allowed to embark on the outgoing steamers sailing at Queenstown on Thursday for America.They must proceed to Liverpool to join the steamer.ITALY PROHIBITS POOD STUFFS London, November 3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A Rome despatch to the Star states that a royal decree published there prohibits the exportation of rice, rye and potatoes to Germany and Austria.AUSTRIANS CAPTURED 2,700.London, November 3.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The correspondent of Reuter\u2019s at Amsterdam sends the following : \"A telegram from Budapest states that in the engagement fought near Turks, Galicia, the Austrians took 2,700 prisoners.\u201d DUTCH LEVY WAR TAX.The Hague, Nov.3, via London.\u2014i-(Special)\u2014In order to cope with the terrific war burden of $100,000,000 guilders (about $400,000) daily for the mobilization, the Dutch Government proposes to institute an export tax on all such materials which, through war or other circumstance, have increased exorbitantly In price.CAUCASIANS TO FIGHT TURKS.London, November 3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A despatch from Tiflis says: \u201cIt is announced that the Emperor has ordered the Caucasian army to cross the frontier and attack the Turks.\u201d GERMAN CROWN PRINCE WOUNDED?London, November 3.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Rumors persist, says a despatch from Berne, Switzerland, to the Times, that a wounded man brought recently to the palace at Strassburg is the German Crown Prince.NO ALLIANCE WITH PERSIA.Petrograd, Nov.3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Persian legation here declares that no alliance exists between Turkey and Persia.All rumors of such an alliance in the Russian and foreign press, it is stated, are without foundation.PRESIDENT POINCARE REVIEWED TROOPS.Paris, Nov.3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014A bombardment of Fumes, In Belgium, 26 miles southwest of Bruges, by the Germans, did not present the review there yesterday of the French and Belgian troops by President Poincaré of France, King Albert of Belgium, and Alexandre Millerand, Minister of War for France.While the shells of the German guns, apparently directed against the railway station at Furncs, were exploding at frequent intervals, the President, King and War Minister were in the neighborhood of the Hotel de Ville.European Conflict Extended By Turkey\u2019s Perfidy n following the course of events the great struggle a good atlas is essary.'he Record\u2019s War Atlas is not con-jd to Central European countries.URKEY, ASIA MINOR.ARABIA, EZ CANAL, EGYPT, INDIA AND L ASIATIC COUNTRIES ARE ,L SHOWN IN THE RECORD\u2019S lR ATLAS.'his Atlas will be distributed to :ord readers while the supply lasts 22c., Including postage.\u2019OU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE THOUT IT.F INTERESTED DO NOT DELAI.'.IE 14 COUPON There, to the strains of the Marseillaise and the Brabançonne, the national airs of the two countries, which were given with much spirit, the soldiers of France and Belgium passed by.All the men displayed the greatest enthusiasm.some Ersatz and Landwehr troops.In reserve are four divisions of cavalry and the 19th army corps, and around Lille are the 18th, 13th and 14th army corps, with a great cavalry force.If these observations are correct, there are about 600,0C0 German troops between Ostend and Lille.KAISER WAS AT YPRES.In Northern France, Monday.\u2014(Correspondent, London Times)\u2014The Gorman Emperor ordered his troops to take Ypres at all costs.He came in person to the firing line to see them do it.The enemy opened the attack on our lines with a serious artillery fire.The infantry came in- .\t, , ,\t,\t., i.to action and for one of the few proceeds, but less Rercely,^ amid the tjme3 during the campaign charged our trenches with the bayonet.All Sufficient BATTLE PROCEEDS ALLIES ADVANCE NIGHT AFTER NIGHT, DAY AFTER DAY ATTACKS ARE BEING MADE Paris, November 3\u2014Th« battle picturesque windmills of that small portion of Belgium near the coast which is still unconquered by the Germans.Night aiter night, day after day, attacks and counter attacks j are being delivered and met with ! hardy bravery by both sides.All the great sacriiices made by ; the German troops have proved futile, but still the invaders continue, despite the fact that they are en- : countering resistance which more ; than equals\" their own hardihood.Whenever the Allies have given way at any point in the field, they have i recaptured the lost territory quickly; wherever they advance they maintain their position.The Allies have occupied the village of Passchendaele, eleven miles northeast of Ypres, after terrific fighting, as a result of which the Germans were forced to quit their trenches by the British who took day the battle raged.The fighting has been desperate and the losses very heavy.What is the outcome or whether the battle has had a definite result is not known, but this I have good reason to believe, that last night we still held Ypres.RUSSIANS ARE ADVANCING MEET WITH SUCCESS ALL ALONG THE VISTULA FRONT London, Tuesday, Nov.3\u2014The Petrograd correspondent of the Morning Post sends the following: \u201cAccording\tto official\tnews,\tthe Russians are\tadvancing\twith\tsuc- cess along the whole Vistula front.Details arc confined to information about that part of which the Aus-many prisoners, according to officers trians are retreating.The Russians who arrived from\tthe\tfront.\thave secured\tPiotrkow\tand\tother ALLIES\tSTEADILY\tADVANCE Places in such positions\tas to\tsug- gest that the Austrians run the risk Around La Basse the engagement 0f being cut off from Cracow, their continues serious, but the Allies ultimate goal of retreat A rear have not ceased advancing surely guar(i defence was attempted at Opa-though slowly.Fierce fighting is pro- tow, but without success, and the gressing in the neighborhood of Lens Russians took séveral hundred prisant Arras.The Allies in the vicinity oners and six Maxims, with a supply- train.\u201d ci je Quesnoy-en-Santerre are strong ly entrenched and have successfully beaten off the efforts of the Germans to make a breach in their lines.A fittle further south many isolated combats have taken place in which neither army scored much success.FOOTBALLER HONORED Sergeant Godson, .the well known football played has hern decorated on the Held of battle with the emblem of the Legion of Honor as a reward for the taking command of several batteries of artillery, after all the other officers were killed or wounded, and.silencing a German 1 battery.The General congratulated him before the entire army.Virtually every height of import- THIS ance in the Vosges is now in the hands of the Allies after fierce engagements.In Lorraine, not far from Nancy,the battles go on in the forests and across the canals and rivers, from which the Allies have succeeded in pushing the Germans and entering German Lorraine.-$¦- Britain Will Stay Toptiier to Protect /frican Colonies Aga n't Turkey UNDERSTANDING MAY BECOME OPERATIVE AT ANY MOMENT, SAYS DISPATCH.Rome, Nov.3.\u2014 (By Philip R.Mac-Kenzio) \u2014I am informed authoritatively that Italy and Great Britain have agreed to stand together for the common defence of their colonies in Africa if Turkey goes to war.The understanding may become operative WELLAND LOCKS DAWN SEES TURN OF TIDE.London, November 3.\u2014A despatch to the Morning Post from a town in Belgium dated Saturday says : \u201cTo-day was a cheering one for the any moment, allied troops along the front from In Government circles there is no ÎS01?m nlTàdC- iftC\" * fort_ logger an attempt to deny that in night of ebb and flow the tide seem- ,\t/r_ .\t, ed to turn definitely in the Allies' Llbya (Tripol,) Italy is as ml,ch favor with early dawn.The village Ihreatencd by Turkey as England is of Hamscapelle, southeast from Nieu- in Egypt, while Somaliland and Eri-port, was taken with & fierce bayonet trea are surrounded by British pos-charge of the Belgian and French in- sessions.Hence, it is obviously mdis-fantry.The advantage was pushed' home and the allied line of battle peD3Qble for ,Ully and England,close was securely set on the railway line fr^en^s \u2018and neighbors, to unite for from Nieuport to Dixmudo.\tj mutual defence.\u201cTen days ago the Allies were shell-:\t\u2014- ing on that line because the Germans ; XO BLOW UP were there.They had then establish-'\t^\t\u2018 ed ten or eleven divisions of infantry across the Yser, and one division was ahead of the railway line.This even-; \u201eT ^ m\t'7^7 ing they can hardly he said to have ' ' 1\tUNEAI.IHLD\tR\\ Bid RET any position safely established across! SERVICE AGENTS -)F TUK the Yser, as the allied troops hold\tUNITED STATES, the full stretch ol the railway cm- Welland, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014Secret Ser-bauktnent, which is on th0\u2018 average vice men employed by the United less than two miles sopthwest of the States Government have discovered a r*ver\u2018\t! plot to blow up the Welland Canal, The firm establishment of the Gcr- and the Toronto, Hamilton .4 Buffalo mans at Hamscapelle on the road Railway tunnel at Hamilton, accet'd-norn Ostend to Dunkirk, might have ing to information received ty the ultimately made necessary the fall- Dominion Government, and detectives ing back of the allied lines.Tlie field of the Canadien hie Railroad were after the battle this morning wns a\tsummoned yesterday to\tmeet\tin To- riglit of horror.Probably at least!\tronto, whence they\twill\tleave\tto pa- five thousand were killed and wound- trol the tunnel at Hamilton, and the ed altogether, and the killed were Canal from St.Catharines to Lake more numerous than the wounded.Erie.The canal has been under guard The German troops on the Belgian of Dominion troops since the out-front arc now in numbers and dis-, break of the war.position somewhat like this : On the\t-v- coast there are four divisions of Ersa LLOYDS QUOTE ON ITALY, reserves ; next to them, coming along1 London, November 3.\u2014 Lloyds is the line to the southeast are ranged\tquoting CO guineas\tper\tcent,\tagainst the 2nd army corps, the 22nd army\tthe declaration of\twar by\tItaly corps, the 23rd army corps and the against one of the great powers be-26th army corps.At Roulera are fore November 30th.FLEET MUST BE PUT OUT OF COMMISSION AND HER ARMY DISBANDED UNTIL CLOSE OF WAR.London, Nov.3.\u2014The Grand Vizier pf Turkey has apologized on behalf of his Government for the warlike oper-1 ations of the Turkish fleet under German commanders in the Black Sea, , but it was stated authoritatively last evening that the Porte will have to go very much farther than this before ; the powers of the Triple Entente will agree to resume friendly relations with the Ottoman Government.1 It was disclosed in a statement issued by the French Government last I evening that Turkey, in reply to a .note presented by Great Britain, Rus-: sia and France on Friday last, agreed to recall her fleet from the Black Sea but refused to dismiss the German officers from her ships and.that as it was believed she could not maintain a passive attitude without doing this, the ambassadors of the Entente powers demanded their passports and loft Turkey.There is every reason to believe that, despite the apology of the Grand i Vizier, which it is understood comes from the peace party in the Turkish j cabinet and may not be adhered to ! by Enver Pasha, the Minister of War, , and his Young Turr followers, France 1 Great Britain and\u2019 Russia not only will demand reparation for the war-; like operations of the Turkish fleet in the Black Sea, but will insist that ! Turkey\u2019s entire fleet, or at any rate : the cruisers Goeben, Breslau and Hamidieh, he put out of commission until after the war, Turkey\u2019s security : being guaranteed in the meantime, i It is suggested also that demobil-! ization of the Turkish army would be demanded, which -would mean that those troops which have crossed the Egyptian frontier must be withdrawn.However, as the terms of Turkey\u2019s! apology, which apparently was made in London, have not been published: and must be considered by the Entente powers before the apology is accepted or refused, there seems to be HAVE NOT CROSSED EGYPTIAN BORDER.| London, November 3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 ! A despatch to the Daily Mail from Cairo, Egypt, says: \u201cThe Turkish j troops are reported near the border, j which they have not crossed.The British are fully prepared to repulse an invasion, thanks to the measures taken by the Government, The public in Egypt are calm and not even aware of a Turco-Russian rupture.A press censorship will be established to-morrow.\u201d I TURKISH AMBASSADOR LEAVES RUSSIA.Petrograd, Nov.3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Turkish Ambassador, Fahreddin ; Bey, has left the Russian capital.He is leaving for home via Finland.'NWVy-y-, ^ a long way to go before diplomatic relations between the Ottoman Government and the allies can be resumed.An added difficulty to the situation is that the ambassadors of the powers have left Constantinople, : which will make it troublesome to ascertain whether the whole Turkish cabinet concurs in any agreementi reached.Meantime, a report comes from j Constantinople of the seizure of another Russian steamer.ALL HOPE NOT ABANDONED.London, Nov.3.-The Grand Vizier of Turkey has apologized for recent events in the Black 8ea.The text of the Turkish apology was not announced yesterday afternoon.\u2019It had been intimated during the day that Great Britain was delaying hostilities waiting for eleventh-hour amends from the Porte.That this would he forthcoming was seriously doubted.Nevertheless, in the absence of a formal declaration of war, all hope had not been abandoned, even though the British 'press treated the situation as beyond repair.KNOW TURK TOO WELL.London, November 3.\u2014 The communication sent to the powers of the , Triple Entente by Turkey, relating to the Black Sea Incident, has not been made public here, it is said, however, that any explanation would have to be forwarded by guarantees and reparation for the acts of war committed by Turkey.liine Hyndred of the Overseas Cont'ngeiK Wi I go to London From Salisbury Plain NAVAL RESERVE BRIGADE, INCLUDING SOME WHO WERE AT ANTWERP, WILL BE IN PROCESSION.London, Nov.3.\u2014The final details in connection with the Lord Mayor\u2019s show procession on Monday were settled at the Guildhall yesterday, when the Mayor and Sheriffs\u2019 Committee met.It was announced that arrange-! ments had been made with the War Office that the military contingent is ! to consist of detachments of the city\u2019s ¦ territorial units.in addition, the (London Scottish will send a representation, and 300 Canadians are to | come from Salisbury Plains.A strong body of sailors from the Naval Re-: serve Brigade at the Crystal Palace will also be included, among some of whom are those who fought, at Ant-! werp.LIVELY SCENES NORTH SEA N0% AT COUNCIL MILITARY AREA Mayor Adjourned tlie Session on Account of Personalities That Were Thrown Out BRITISH OCCUPY AKABAH London, Nov.3.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The fortified town of Akabah, in Arabia, on an arm of the Red Sea, has been shelled and occupued by the British cruiser, Minerva.Akabah is at the head of the Gulf of Akabah, ten miles east of Suez.The Admiralty announced this occurrence as follows : \u201cUpon arriving at Akabah the cruiser Minerva, Capt.Percivat WaHeigh found the place occupied by soldiers and armed natives.One of the soldiers had the appearance of a German officer.\u201cThe Minerva then shelled the port and the troops.The town vas evacuated and landing parties from the Minerva proceeded to destroy the forts, the barracks, the post office, and the stores.\u201cThere was some loss to the enemy, but no British casualties.\u201d MOSLEMS IH INDIA ARE LOYAL TROUBLE AROSE IN CONNECTION; W1H CONSIDERATION OF VALUE OF MR.J.NICOL\u2019S PROPERTY The Council meeting last night was marked by a stormy ending and the Mayor adjourned the session cn account of personalities.The trouble arose during the hearing of valuation protests.The case under consideration was that of Mr.J.Nicol, whose property on Court Street had been assessed at $7,000.In supporting his protest Mr.Nicol claimed the property was worth only $5,000 at which sum he offered to sell it to the valuators.He complained oil the inequalities of the assessments, and offered to give $8,000 for Mr.May's property which was valued at $5,000, and to buy a lot from Aid.Ewing for $1,500 which stood at $800 on the valuation roll.Me.Nicol also threatened to take his case elsewhere, if the Council would not reduce the assessment to the actual value.Mr.Dion, one of the valuators, recommended that the figures be reduced to .$6,000, as an error had beeo made in counting six tenements instead of three.Mr.Nicol replied with some sarcasm about the \u201cthree tenements at $1,000 and three at $6,000.\u201d Thereupon Mr.Dion informe^ Mr.Nicol that his property \\vas worth $7,000.Mr.Nicol retorted: \u201cI don\u2019t think you 'know anything about valuations\u201d and addressing the Council he said: \u201cI think this gentleman ought to be ashamed of himself.\u201d At this point the Mayor deemed it wise to adjourn the meeting.Aid.Ewing charged Mr.Nicol with insulting the Council and the Mayor after leaving the chair told Mr.Nicol he had no right to go there and insult the valuators.Aid.Ewing declared he was quite willing to resign, whereupon Mr.Nic^ ol replied: \u201cYou offered to resign before and yet you didn\u2019t.\u201d LIVELY SCENES AFTER.ADJOURNMENT After the adjournment there were lively scenes both in the Council Chamber and in the office adjoining, w\u2019here for several minutes many of the citizens heckled the aldermen upon valuation grievances and some of the aldermen made it quite plain the- did not intend to be \"insulted\u201d when they gave their services to the city and were proceeding according to law.ANOTHER CASE Cnl.T.S.Somers who appealed against an assessment of $7,600 produced sworn affidavits from six different authorities that the property was only worth between $4,500 and $5,000.The valuation was eventually reduced to $7,000.Drastic Measures Adopted by tbe Admiralty to Halt Mine Laying MERCHANT VESSELS ENTERING IT WILL BE EXPOSED TO THE GRAVEST DANGER.London, Nov.3.\u2014The entire North Sea has been declared a military area, and merchant vessels entering it will be exposed to the gravest dangers from the mines which it has been necessary to lay and from the ! warships which are searching vigi-.lantly by night and by day for sus-; picious craft.This action has been taken as a reply to the laying of mines by the Germans in the waters north of Ireland.HAND OF LORD FISHER.London, Not, 3.\u2014The supremely important announcement issued by the Admiralty last night with reference to the North Soa came too late for editorial comment In most of the morning papers.It is regarded as : the direct outcome of Lord Fisher\u2019s appearance as first Sea Lord of the i Admiralty Board.Lord Fisher has always b.ecn knowm as an advocate of strong measures, and the halfhearted consideration wiiich the | Admiralty has hitherto given this question has speedily been trans-, formed into action by his interposition.The plan announced by the An miralty puts a new- aspect on North Sea naval strategy besides curtailing The possibilities of Germans, under ; cover of a neutral flag, laying mines outside the limit of what the English now refuse to call the German Ocean.It reduces the chances of any German fast cruiser slipping out for purposes of commerce raiding, a contingency which has been particularly apprehended since the exploits of the Emden and Karlsruhe have i shown what can be done in this way.Calcutta, No'-\u2019.\t3.\u2014The best test of the attitude of the younger school of Moslems in uidia is the opinion of Mohammed All's Delhi organ The; Comrahe.\u201cIf any cause can he ours\u2019\u2019 it says, \u201cit is the British, and if Germany counts on us she is mistaken.It would be bad business also for Turkey to lavish on Germany the lives, energies and resources she needs for her own quarrels, since Germany never spared any for her when she was beset by still greater perila.\u201cWe do not wish to be cynical, hut self-preservation is the first law of nature, and nature is inexorable and ruthless in puniShing disobedience to its decalogue.\u201cGermany has done nothing as yet for the.Turks to deserve the sacrifice of a single man, much less a street riot in a single town or village by Moslem sympathizers of Turkey, with a view to embarrass their own government.\u2019\u2019 UMPIRED BALL GAMES THIRTY YEARS.San Jose, Cal., Nov.3.\u2014 (Special) \u201cJack\u201d Sheridan, dean of the umpiring staff of the American League, died here yèstcrday from a sudden attack of heart failure following a three weeks' illness.He was sixty-two years old.and had been an umpire for thirty years.PREACHER NOVELIST VOLUNTEERS.Rev.C.W.Gordon, of Winnipeg (Ralph Connor) who has volunteered to' serve as chaplain with the second contingent.The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., E.L.D., D.C.L., President ALEXANDER LAIRD,\t-\t-\t- General Manager* JOHN AIUD, -\t-\t.\tAssistant General Manager.THOUSAND MILLION LOAN.London, November 3.-The Daily Telegraph says it is reported in hanking circles the Government intends issuing shortly a 4 per cent.loan of a thousand million dollars for purposes of war, redeemable In ten years.THE wtATHre - Capital, $15,000,000 Rest, $13,500,000 ?», À ?* f WEATHER ?Fair and cold at first, fol- i lowed at nirrht by showers and $ milder weather.Farmers\u2019 Business The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the transaction of their banking business, including the discount and collection of sales notes.Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge on application.BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE Duflerln Avenue (Main Office) .E.Winn Farwell, Manager.A.P.Taylor.Asst.Manager.Wellington Street Branch 1 .F.A.Briggs.Manager.Uppertown Branch (King Street) .N.V.Binning, Acting Manager ^ TWO SHF)!*BROOKE DAII,Y RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1914- ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Daily Rppcrls From Correspond-tots ot What is Coing on in Vafous CcmKuniiies.BURY.Arrivals and departures include : llr.and Mrs.Brazenali to Bishop\u2019s Crossing and Gould recently ; Hiss Lizzie Hepburn to Sherbrooke, where she will spend the winter ; Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Kerr and Mrs.A.Dawson of Island Brook, in town last week ; Mr.and Mrs.Alymcr Fraser and children, of Beecher Falls, A t., and Mrs.John Winslow and children, of Eaton, guests of their mother, Mrs.Jas.Ross, the past week ; Mrs.Bowen, of Lennoiville, the guest of her daughter, Mrs.Chas.Good-enough ; Mr.and Mrs.Malloy, of Island Brook, guests at A.Hamilton's one day last week ; Mrs.H.Berwick to Colebrooke, N.H., to visit her ¦daughter, Mrs.Bernard ; Mr.Everett Goodenough of Montreal, calling on his father recently ; Miss L.Keenan, of Windsor Mills, in town recently.Several farmers are having their cattle tested for tuberculosis by Dr.Brazenali.The Government Road Inspector was here on Tuesday and inspected the new gravel road at Crossbury and accepted it.Owing to the absence of Mrs.Mc-Iver in Toronto Miss Pope will have charge of the material to be used for oewing and knitting for the soldiers.Mr.Clarence Downes, of Brookbury guest at Mr.Walter Webster\u2019s recently.St.Paul's Guild was entertained by Mrs.Bradley on Wednesday afternoon and considerable work was done.$25 of the proceeds from the harvest supper was used to apply on payment for the piano in the hall, and $55 towards the electric Tights for the Rectory.The many friends of Mrs.Alez.Doherty will he pleased to hear that\u2019 she is now convalescent after her serious illness.Mr.Andrew Morrow has returned from the Sherbrooke Hospital and is improving daily.Mr.and Mrs.F.Hibbard, who sold their house here a short time ago, have moved to Angus where they will reside for the present.Mrs.John Murray has returned from Sherbrooke, where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.W.Green.Miss Margaret Murray to Sherbrooke to visit her sister, Mrs.W.Green.Mr.W.Ward, of Eaton, in town recently guest of his daughter.Mrs.J.McKeage at the Grand View.Mrs.Win.Smith and son Tommy, to Cookshire on Thursday, guest of her daughter, Mrs.Henry Taylor.Hallowe\u2019en passed off quietly here with the exception of a few harmless tricks played by the juveniles.There will be a supper and entertainment In the Town Hall on Nov.19th under the auspices of the Catholic Church.Of Spec ial Interest to Ladies Unsightly Warts can be removed in a tew hours, b.v Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor.Reliable, sale and sure.Try ''Putnam's.\" HOW TO CORE STOMACH TROUBLES Excessive acid in the stomach.or hyperacidity, as it is called, is primarily responsible for nearly all cases of ind> s^ction., dyspepsia, gastritis and flatulence, and quite frequently leads to stomach ulcers.The successful treatment for prevention as well as cure o! such cases depends entirely on neutralising the excess acid, stopping the food fermentation, and healing the inflamed mucous membrane that lines \u2019he stomach.For this purpose specialists are now advising the use of pure bisurated magnesia, which has recently b«en found to be unequalled in the tacatmeir of even the severest case?.\\ teaspoonful in a little water immediately after eating stops ail Pam.almost instantly, neutralizes the acio end soothes the inflamed stomach, and if regularly used will Quickly remove -he cause o' the trouble and effect complete retref.Make the Liver Do its Duty Niac uaa b tes when the Ever It hfta lia ttemacn ud baweb are right.CARTER\u2019S LITTLE LIVER PILLS gastiy but firmly coi pel i bzy lira M do iti duty.Cure» Co» ¦tipstioB, tnai tien Sick Hesdacho, anfii OUtrcts after Eatiag.Smell Pill, Small Daea, Small Prie*.Genuine non bar Signature STYLE MASSAWIPPI.The Patriotic Club held their third social Friday evening last, which turned out a great success in numbers and enthusiasm.About 150.attended, and as each part of the programme was rendered gave hearty and deserved applause.Mr.W.Murray acted as chairman and Mr.J.Townshend and Mrs.W.Murray assisted, and the success of the affair in large measure\tis due\tto them.The proceeds amounted to $34.83.There were recitations by Miss Alice Colt, Miss Alma Gilson and Miss Annie Edson; a dialogue by three young lads, C.Edson,E.Voi-sard and A.Mosher; a song, \u2018\u2018At the End of the Rainbow,\" by Mi=s Mildred Frappled: duet, Mrs.W.Hunting and Mr.Townshend; tableaux, \u201cBritannia,\" \"Little Miss Muffett,\" \u201cFaith, Hope and Charity,\" \"Canada and Beleian Refugees.\" A patriotic recitation entitled \u201cMarching,\" with the singing of a chorus composed for the occasion by Mr.Townshend and given by him, brought down the house.The sale of homemade candy which took place netted $13.Dancing until midnight followed, with Mrs.Hunting at the ; piano.-9- MILAN\u2019.Recent arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Angus R.McLeod and family of Megantic, for the week end with Mrs.McLeod\u2019s parents Mr.and Mrs.J.D.Morrison ; Mr.Lombard, of Colebrooke, N'.H.to visit Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Marshall ; Mr.D.L.McLeod from Manitoba after five months\u2019 absence ; Miss Bella Mc-Aulay to Montreal after a vacation at home ; Mr.and Mrs.Ben Foucault to Bury, Que., for a couple of days.At the IV.M.Society's social held at the Manse on Wednesday evening, for the benefit of the Patriotic Fund, the sum of S24 was realized.Evelyn, the little daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Alex.M.Morrison, is ill with pneumonia.Mr.L.St.Pierre finished work in his creamery for this season on Saturday.Mr.Alex.McAskill shot a fine buck deer last week.COOKSHIRE The recent arrivals and departures include .Miss H.Scott of Saw-yer-ville, the guest f Miss Ethel Edwards for a week; Messrs.Jonathan Robinson and Thomas Burton of his sister, Mrs.W.E.Learned and Bishop's College, Lcnnozville in town on Sunday, the former the guest of the latter v: Ating his parents; Mr.A erne Bartholomew of the Expert- ^0 1, DA§üf-25 mi DAMNE TRY THIS ! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR AND STOPS IT FALLING OUT.Your hair becomes light, wavy, BuSy, abundant and appears as soft, iiistrous and beautiful as a young girls's after a \u201cDanderice ban cleanse.\u201d Just try this\u2014moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your ba;r, taking one small Strand at a time.This will cleanse me hair of du.-;:, iirt and excessive oil, and in ju:-:t a lew moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair.Besides beautifying the hair at once Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruJ; cleanses, purines and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair.But what will please you most will be after a few weeks\u2019 use when you will actually see new hair\u2014tine and downy at first\u2014yes\u2014hut really new hair growing all over the scalp.If you care for pretty, soft hair and Jots of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowiton\u2019s Danderine from any druggist or toilet counter, and just try it.mental Farm, Lennoxville, Sunday in town the guest of his father; Mr.Harold Kerr and Mr.Lester Wootton the week-end in town; Miss V.Maynard, Abbotsford; Mr.D.J .P.Masse St.Malo; Mr.Allan MacRae, Spring Hill; Nap.Brulotte, Lake Megantic; Mr.L.Rioux, La Patrie; Messrs.H.and A.Casavant, Ascot Corner; Mr.H.J.Simons, Bury; G.C.Halliday and E.M.Laroche, Sawyerville, Scott Parsons, Scotstown; A.H.Letourneau, St.Camille; Mr.A.Parsons, of Portland, Me., in town recently.Mr.F.H.B.Saxon of the Cana- | dian Bank of Commerce is away on bis holidays.He, together with Messrs.Frank Hurd and Gordon For- ! ter, is spending two weeks hunting near Learned Plain where these parties hope to bring down some big game.Mr.R.II.Pope returned Monday evening from central western points, spending most of his time at Calgary on business in connection with his ranch at Carbon, which is carried on by his three sons.Senator Pope reports everything in a flourish ing condition, notwithstanding the war, which he states is the chief topic of discussion there as well as here.Mr.F.E.Halls is able to be about again after his attack of rheumatism.*-^\u2014 -\u2014 DANVILLE The choir of St.Augustine\u2019s Church' will hold an afternoon tea in the rooms of the Patriotic Committee, Barnard Block, on Friday.The i proceeds will be devoted to patriotic purposes.Tne Ladies' Guild of St.Augustine\u2019s Church will meet at the residence of Mrs.G.F.Cleveland on Thursday afternoon next.The Cantata, whkh is being rehearsed for the benefit of the Patriotic Fund will bo given in the Town Hall on November 17th.The Hallowe\u2019en ball given in the Town Hall on Saturday evening was a very enjoyable affair although not as largely attended as was anticipated.Brock\u2019s orchestra furnished first class music during the evening.Monday being Ail Souls\u2019 Day services appropriate to the occasion were held in St.Anne\u2019s Church.Large congregations were present.A very enjoyable Hallowe\u2019en gathering was held at the residence of Mrs.Webb on Thursday evening.It took the form of a p liow and sheet party aud each guest, of whom there were a large number, wore some sort of disguise.Games suitable to the occasion were played.Dainty refreshments were served dur ing the even-ing and the party broke up at a late hour after spending a most delightful evening.The usual Hallowe\u2019en pranks took place on Saturday evening.In consequence a portion of the square was literally covered with all kinds of vehicles from the water cart and large roller belonging to the corporation to the smallest kind of conveyance.Several signs o\u2019 no small dimensions were alro dumped among the general conglomeration of articles.The gathering together of this material showed an industriousness of the midnight visitors almost to be envied.It rook half a day on Monday to clear the Square but things are now in their normal condition again.Mr.and Mrs.Stimson entertained a number af young friends at their heme on Saturday evening.Games and other amusements were indulged in ontb refreshments were served during the evening.The Misses Burbank entertained a number of friends at their home on Monday evening in honor of Miss A.Stockwell, who is leaving town to re-sidi' near Portland.A very happy time was spent in various kinds of amusements.Dainty refreshments were served.Mr.and Mrs.Harold O.Taylor of Fitch Bay have returned to their ,\u2019home after spending their honeymoon with their uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Gifford, Danville, COATICOOK Mrs.Lyman and the Misses Cummings left Monday for California, where they will spend the winter months; Mr.Chas.Chartier of St.Hyacinthe, in town visiting relatives; Mr.Geo.Fortin, of Montreal, the guest of his parents.The Eastern Girls will give their first concert in the Guild Hail on Saturday evening.Tickets cn sale at B.N.Robinson's drug store on Main Street.The funeral of the seven year old son of Mr.Chas.Holiday was held at the St.Stephen\u2019s Church on Sunday afternoon.RICHMOND The home of Mrs.G.R.Gilchrist, Clevcmont Avenue, was the scene of a very nice gathering when her daughter, Mrs.Gordon, gave a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss A.Caswell on the occasion of her approach-''' ing marriage.After the guests had all arrived a basket decorated in,pink and white and laden with beautiful presents was carried bv two little girls, also dressed in pink and white and placed before the bride-to-be.The contents of the basket being inspected refreshments were served.Mrs.Duboyce left yesterday afternoon for Montreal to consult Dr.Birkett at the Royal Victoria Hospital.LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ! milby The annual chicken pie supper un- | dec the auspices of the Ladies Guild, : held on Wednesday evening, was largely attended by those in the vicinity and from surrounding places.While those present were partaking of; I the bountiful supper provided, Mr.i Rollins kindly gave several selections on his gramophone which were much appreciated by all.The programme ; following the supper was contributed j to by Rev.Le Gallais, Mr.Ormsby, and three gentlemen from Bishop\u2019s College, Miss Luce, Mr.A.G.Spaf-ford, Mr.Stewart McCallum and Mr.Willis Powers.The proceeds amounted to $36.55.NORTH HATLEY.Millinery at reduced prices on Friday and Saturday, also Gossard Corsets at cost.Mrs.T.V.Reed.KINGSEY FALLS Arrivals and departures: Mrs.J.W.Smith and Master Maxwell, and Miss Althea Smith, to Sherbrooke on Friday, and were accompanied by Miss Lizzie Smith of Little Metis, and while there will be the guests of Mrs.L.Dunsmore; Mrs.Fred Driver of Montreal, the guest of her sisters on Friday; Mrs.Grossett to her home here on Wednesday, after visiting friends in Windsor Mills, Sherbrooke and Danville.Mr.B.Noble, of North Troy, the guest of his brother, Mr.Hugh Noble.Mr.H.Stubbs, who has been quite ill, is now better; Mr.Joseph Haddock who has been ill with erysipelas is gaining slowly.\u2014-^- LIME RIDGE.The Dominion House at Lime Ridge is now open to the public.KINGSEY.Arrivals and departures include : Rev.and Mrs.Pye and Master Wallace Pye, Windsor Mills, guests at Maplewood ; Miss Mabel Evans to her home in Lennoxville after a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.J.M.Sykes.Mr.F.Plamondon has been called to St.Thomas de Pierreville on account of the illness of his father.Mr.Frank Blanchette, Trenholm, has broken the record for threshing in this vicinity.He threshed 725 bushels of oats in seven hours for Mr.0.C.Shaw.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will give a supper and concert in the Town Hall on Thursday evening, Nov.5th.There will also be a table of fancy and useful articles for sale.ALL BRITISH.Editor of Record.Dear Sir:\u2014I have noticed recently in the large city dailies that there are a number of people who object strenuously to the use of \u201cEngland\" instead of \u201cBritain\u201d in the motto, \u201cEngland expects evefy man to do his duty\"' certainly strikes the note right.We cannot be too careful in avoiding the use of these provincial distinctions.Let us in future use the word \u201cBritish\u201d instead of \u201cEnglish,\" \u201cScotch,\u201d \u201cIrish\u201d or \u201cWelsh\u201d etc.It really won\u2019t be too diifi-cult.I do do not think any Britisher will ignore the heroic acts and true bravery as has been shown in the j Irish, Scotch and Welch regiments.If you will read any London or other English newspaper it will be noticed | that the word \u201cEnglish\u201d or \u201cEng-1 land\u201d is not used other than when they mention certain English regiments.The terms used are \u201cGreat Britain,\u201d \u201cBritain,\u201d or \u201cUnited Kingdom.\u201d It is also well to notice that Great Britain is hardly right because it does not do justice to the Irish.Let us in Canada trv to remember that we are all British, whether we\u2019re English, Scotch or anything else.Y\u2019ours truly,\t, A BRITISHER.Sherbrooke, Oct.28, 1914.lm WHy Will SANBORN MONTREAL MARRIAGES BRISSETTE CORNER.Arrivals : Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Raymond and chilaren home from a visit to relatives and friends in Canaan, Vt., and Disville and Hereford ; Mr! Ernest Harrison, of Ives Hill, visiting Mr.and Mrs.P.H.Wilson ; Mr.and Mrs.Leo Bresett and Mr.and Mrs.E.Precourt home from Sherbrooke ;^ Mr.A.McFarland from Barre, Vt., to spend the winter with his aunt, Mrs.P.O\u2019Connell.RANDBOKO.Arrivals and departures : ,M s A.P.id-dell and two children, Mrs.Emma Bo- t and two children, of Brooklyn, N\u2019.V., at Mr.M.Boyd's ; Mr.C.Chadded;,\u2019 o£ Lennoxville, Mr.M.Cairns' on Sunday ; Mr.A.Belleveau of\" East Angus, ¦i M.Chaddock of Bromptonville, :n town on Sunday ; Mr.V.Rand to Brooklyn, N'.Y.; Mr.and Mrs.H.Cairns : to Compton recently ; Mr.Abbot.o! Newberry, at Mr.c.McCalum\u2019s.| Mr.Burton Willard has installed a Teed grinder in the saw mill, which will ; be a great convenience to the farmers.TX fPSH: COWAN COCOA .delicious pure Everywhere PATRIOTIC FUND QUESTION.Editor of the Record.Sir:\u2014I noticed in your issue of October 24 a report from Ulverton of amount collected for the Patriotic Fund.The would-be correspondent must have drawn on his imagination as the amount stated was incorrect, and there was one collector only, viz.: Mrs, Geo.T.Johnston, who, I think, deserves the thanks of the community for the time she spent.It ! is no more than right that she be\tMILLER\u2014McLAUGHLIN.given the honor that rightly belongs West Bolton, Nor.3.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 to her.The amount sent was $72.50.A very pretty wedding took place on Also in the issue of October 23 \u201cA Wednesday, Oct.28, at \u201cMaple Hill Farmer of Kirkdale\u201d writes about Farm,\u201d the home, of Mr.and Mrs.O.collectors in a general way, refer- A.McLaughlin, when their only | ring to them as somewhat suspicious daughter, Hazel May, was united in characters, and refers to Mr, C.N.marriage to Thomas Hugh, eldest j Lyster\u2019s letter, previously published, son of Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Miller, of to hack up his statements.Now, as West Bolton.The ceremony was per-Mrs.Johnston is the only one who formed in the presence of about one has collected for the Patriotic Fund hundred guests by the Rev.Canon in this vicinity, so far as I know, I Carmichael, of Knowlton, under a see no reason whv Mr.Lyster should floral arch and bell design.The bride feel more confident of the dest natlon was given away by her father, while of his money if it were to pass Miss Gladys Mizener played the wed-through the hands of the municipal ding march.The groom was sup- j council.The residents here were porteci by his brother, Mr.Carl Mil not waited upon by an irresponsible Ier.of the Molsons Bank staff- The ^ person or a stranger, but one of our bride was attended by Miss Lyle Mil-neighfcors whose life gives proof of a 1er, sister of the groom.The bride, most trustworthy character.No who is one of West Bolton\u2019s popular doubt other communities were treat- young ladies, looked charming in a ; ed in a like manner.If we have any | dress of ivory duchess satin with tu-reason to believe that the neighbor nic of shadow lace and tulle veil who solicits for this cause is less held in place with orange blossoms, trustworthy than our municipal, She carried an arm bouquet of cream councillors we are free to give or roses, carnations and maidenhair not.Perhaps vou will say the men fern.The bridesmaid was attired in who are elected to the oflice of coun- pale blue duchess silk with tunic of cillor hs,vc or should have the confi- shadow silk and veil, carrying an dence of the people, but they are arm bouquet of pink roses and mat- \u2022 not the only ones who are to be denhiair fern.The groom s gift to trusted.\ttl10 bride was a pearl necklace, Then again if the special tax of a brooches to the bridesmaid and oc-quarter of a mill on the dollar were ganist, a stick pin to the grooms-in effect it would not be a free gift, man.Many were the evidences o\u2019 but a tax.Those who do not have esteem from the guests and friends, as much confidence as Mr.Lyster of among which were substantial ajl municipal moneys being used cheques, cut glass, silver, furniture, wisely would be compelled -to pay, linen, chinn and bric-a-brac.After , not give, to that fund.This system partaking of luncheon Mr.and Mrs.would not reach all residents, only Miller, midst showers of confetti, property holders.Do we not up to , rice and good wishes, left in an auto the present time, as British subjects, for Foster station, where they took rejoice in liberty and freedom?Then train for part; unknown to the a?St.\tPaul\tsays, \u201cDo not use your\tguests.Upon their arrival they\twill liberty\tas a\tcloak of maliciousness.\u201d\treside at.their fine farm home\tat Do not be compelled to do what West Bolton, recently purchased by ought to he done without compul- the groom.Among those present sion.It will be time enough to from a distance were Mr.Arthur Mc-iook for tax\tfor everything that is\tLaughlin, of New York; Mr.\tand needed\tif we\tfind ourselves under the\tMrs.F.G.Guthrie, of Bedford;\tMrs.German Empire.Hoping this will Oaulkins, Bridgeport, Conn.; Mrs.find space in your valuable paper.Bertha Townsend and son ami Mr.Yours truly,\tand Mrs.Carr, of Button; Mrs.P.A.G.HARRIMAN.Miller and Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Mil- : Ulverton.Oct.28.\tleri Highwater; Mr.and Mrs.N._____ ___4___________\tW.Miller and Mr.M.\\V.Miller, of .Brome Centre; Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Miller, Brome; ?dr.and Mrs.O.E.! Soles, of Sherbrooke; Mr.Geo.Dry-burgh, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Wilson Needham, South Bolton, and many others from Rno\\8Ron end ; Deaths Reported vicinity.THOMAS MILLER, CLARENCE-VILLE.Clc.renceville, Nov.3.\u2014 (Special) Mr.Thomas Miller, who has been living with his sister, Mrs.Wm.Clsarihue, Wolfe Ridge, died on Saturday last.Mr.Miller had bean suffering with cancer for two years.The funeral was held on Monday at 2 o'clock in the Union Cemetery.r\u2014\u2014|r ->1-\u2014 PUT LOT GRANNY wmmaammmaÊÊÊÊÊBm wmmimmmmxmmt FOR ALL INJURIES AND SKIN DISEASES of the bowels is an absolute necessity for good health.Unless the waste matter from the food whkh collects there is got rid of at least once a day, it decays and poisons the whole body, causing biliousness, indigestion and sick headaches.Salts and other harsh mineral purgatives irritate the delicate lining of the bowels.Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Root Pills\u2014entirely vegetable \u2014 regulate the bowels effectively without weakening, sickening or griping.Use Dr, Morse*s M Peps is the name bestowed upon a new scientific preparation put up into tabl___or pastille form, which provides an entirely new and effective treatment for coughs, colds and lung and throat troubles generally.Did it never occur to you as peculiar that when you have a cough or a cold, or any chest trouble, you should apply medicine\u2014not to your lungs, but to your stomach ?Look at it the other way round.Suppose you suffered from some stomach complaint\u2014indigestion or ulceration.How strange you would think it if you were asked to take a medicine which had to be breathed in, and which went\u2014¦ not to your stomach, hut to your lungs and breathing passages ?There is no connection between the stomach and the lungs (see diagram below), and when for a cold or a cough or any chest complaint you take some medicine, such as liquid cough mixtures, syrups, lozenges, which go\u2014 not to your lungs, but to your stomach\u2014 you are wasting time.Peps \u2014 this newest remedy for coughs, colds, and lung troubles\u2014go to the lungs and breathing-tubes, direct.Peps are really pine fumes and pertain highly beneficial medicinal extracts specially prepared by a new scientific process and then condensed into tahTJ;., form.It is like making a breathable gas solid 1 You put a \u201cPep\u201d on your tongue and let it dissolve.As it does so the sealing essences it contains turn into vapor, and you BREATHE them direct to your lungs and air passages 1 These heal-\tMTW0 mg essences pass down iMMMIIIlUillgAHABtt your breathing-tubes, bathing all\tBWICT the inflamed surfaces\t^ 01(iECT T0 which no111™\t^stomach 1 i q uid or solid matter can e v e r reach, in health-giving pine fumes, and carrying health and healing wherever they p e a e-trate.These tissue strengthening, pleasant fumes, so liberated from the dissolving Pep, are not only healing in their operation, they are antiseptic.They kill the germs of consumption, catarrh, and those many and varied throat and lung troubles so common to-day.Peps fumes\u2014like the fumes from nature's Pine woods\u2014get direct to the lungs and chest, and give instant relief to colds, tightness, bronchitis, etc.In short, Peps bring pine forest air to your homei You have a nasty night cough?Take j a Pep before going to bed\u2014your cough will not trouble you! Your lungs are.a little weak, and going from the warm house into the cold air outside makes you cough?Just before going out put a Pep in your mouth\u2014there will be no coughing' Your throat feels \u201cstuffed up,\u201d your chest feels tight, and your breathing troublesome?Peps will put matters right for you very quickly.Peps, while gradually turning to vapor as soon as put into the mouth, will retain their goodness indefinitely if kept dry.Each little Peps pastille is packed in an air-tight wrapping, which is easily removed, and they are packed in neat tin pocket boxes.They are not sticky (the minister or public speaker can carry a few loose in the vest pocket); they do not spoil the appetite and ruin the digestion, like cough syrups and mixtures do; and\u2014 they DO cure coughs, colds and lung trouble ! Just as the out-door treatment for consumption\u2014the \"breathing\u201d treatment\u2014is now admitted to be the only rational treatment, so the \u201c Peps \u201d treatment for colds and lung troubles is the only rational homo treatment.Peps cure catarrh, coughs, bronchitis, sore throat, tightness or aching across the chest, difficulty in breathing, night cough, hoarseness, asthma, laryngitis, smoker\u2019s throat, cto.Best for children because free from opium, morphine, or any poison.All druggists and stores sell Peps at 50c.a box or ff for $1.25.Should your dealer be out of stock, order direct (post paid) from Peps Co., Dupont St., Toronto, or 52 Princess Si, Winnipeg.FREE TRIA L.\u2014The proprie- /STOMACrl Indian R.\u20ac»o4 Pill! p »tson, r .Sr\ti'/J.r\\|; Yvl'iy ¦/ mm ir~ P«B This illustrates bnt one of the many uses to which Zam-Buk, the great herbal bairn, is daily put.Accidents wiii happen, especially where there are children.Mothers should never be without Zam-Buk.Zam-Buk is the best \u201cFirst Aid.\u201d Its strong antiseptic properties kill ail germs, preventing blood-poisoning ar.d inflammation.Its ricii, herbal essences quickly ease pain and build up new, healthy tissue.Zani-Ruk is a sure cure for all skin injuries and diseases, eczema, piles, etc.It is purely herbal and contains no poisonous coloring matter.Take no substitute.See the name on every box before paying.Healed Severe Cut i M™.\t!-\u2022 Bierwiiqh, of Carnduff, Saak., writes : *' My li:ro son cut the end off his finger at the brat joint.As it was such a severe cut 1 was going to take lurn to a doctor, but in tb^ meantime, to case the j>:.ii, I applied some Zam-Buk on a piece of lint, lb - .topped the bleeding and gave him such relief tuat be ceased crying and seemed quite at case.I therefore flo oded to see if Zam-Buk would heal the v.o.ud.Next day I replaced the dressing, and t on-t.nc' d I , do so ru, h day, using nothing but Zatn-Buk.I rorn the very first the cut began to heal and «lid *'< without any further troub\u2019e.There was no inflammation, no festering : and each day, when dressed, the wound seemed p-rfectly healthy.Healing svas very rapid, and the little fellow seemed tf, have no j1,1 whatever.Zam Buk is a marve lous healing balni, and I rnnnot too strongly recommend mothers to always keep it at I and.\u201d !\" Dennis ttoodu!\", of Springhill, York Co., N.B., writes : \u201cZam ii ;s has on my ankle, which R.E.BAILEY, NORTH TROY ; North Troy, Vt., Nov.3 \u2014(Special)\u2014Rav/aon E.Bailey died Saturday at the Waterbury Hospital, aged 68 years.The cause of death was heart disease, from which he had sul-lercd for several years.Mr.Bailey was born in Newport.He served one her of the 55th Massachusetts ms\" :CONSTIPATION RELIEVED ment.In 1879 he married Mrs.Ellen\tcm, rs.n.r IN.Godell, who died three years ago.EN BELlf Â1 DUR R SK Their three sons, Otis G.of Franklin, j\t\u2018 IN.H., R.Ollf of White River June- Unless Kcxn.ll orderlies relieve your I tion, and William O.of Bethel, sur-I bowel troubles and make you feel\t1 ! vivo them.Tbe funeral of Mr.Bailey was held on Monday afternoon at coming hack to tnanx u; Ilk for telling'you tors wish this great discovery to be widely appreciated, and have decided to offer a free trial packet to all persons who would like to test this unique remedy.Cut out this article, write across it the name of tins paper, and mail it to Feps Co., Toronto, or 52 Princess Street, Winnipeg, enclosing 4\t1 cent stamp to pay for return postage.A freo trial packet of Pops will be mailed you by\u2019 return.If you have a friend Buffering from a cough, cold.or any throat (about, them, then come back anyway i aud ask uh to «rivo you back your money three o clock jn the Baptist.Church, :This jH\u2019\tstron(e ,,, v,c ,.,an m\u201ek(! North Troy, Rev.H.I.Kemp offi- this guarantee, ane -we want to make it ciating.Burial took place in the vil-Ut.rong, heeause we brllcvc that Rcxall lagfl cemetery.The bearers were I).Orderlies are the best bowel remedy Fuller, K.Broe, I,.Allen and C.C.' rnadf\u2018 Wheeler.\tSoothing and easy in ad.ion,\tt.hey _____\tcleanse the bowels, thoroughly tonlnj; MRS.8.B MANDIGO, BROME\t.C I\t(zFN Irlrj.\tliar bowel action, help to promptly re j Brome ( entre, Nov.3.(Spécial) j lievo const ipa*ion and overcome Its \u2014Mrs.H.B.MandigO, widow of the cause.In the e things they dtftY: from late H.13.MandigO, passed away on | old-faBldonml, lim n, iH:.-i*recal)lc «nit;: October 28 after a long and painful 1 nnd other t>hyul>;; wli:cl» usually give lllne.'i.The funeral was held at the;\"\"1!\u2019 temporary I\u2019nllrf and often Dave tlm house, the Rev.E.M.Taylor, of l, MvrN iM r\u2019'\u201d \u201c \"',\"1,!l'on 11,11,1 .\u20191 hey t ikI\u201d lik\" randy and even children 1;.!(! red a bad case of doctor\u2019s treatment Z \u2022 frnr.Z k h r>Va ; - Jink Co., n from all 4ji,jnn*tA and «torri.or postr-'dd I f ato, tor 50c.boi, .j host* $1.25.Lglllii ! 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SHERBROOK* DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1914.The Daily Record BHERBUOüKc.KECJOKiJ Cu., Prlulars and PubUetir*.Printed and publiebRd eesry alternoon.except Sunday, at 10(t and 1'JS Wellington street, Sherbroolte.SUBSCRIPTION PRICK strictly In advance to any address m Canada, Great Britain and the United States.One year.82.00 ; six months.41.00; three months.50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.To arty address In the Eastern Townships, by the year only.81.59, Circulation Statement Circulation statement for week ending Oct.31st, 1914 : Monday .11,750 Tuesday .:.11,750 Wednesday .11,764 Thursday .11,650 Friday .11,700 Saturday .11,780 Total .70,394 TO ADVERTISERS Advei Users are reminded that copy .'4'\"'.r E.EVANS «V, OLIVEK Civil Inugluours and Lund Surveyors.Pians, Surveys, Reports, for Railway» aloutric or SU.um).Wharves, Fouuda-ons, Factory Buildings, Water Supply, ower plants, including Superintendence : Construction.Land Surveying, Sub-ivuion of Properties.UU ST.1\u2019KTER ST.QUEBEC.&! Frigon Surveyer CONSULTING ENGIN EEUri.ExainluuUous, Surveys, Estimates and Designs, Technical and Financial Reports.51» HEAVER HALL HILL.Tel.Uptown, IWUH\tMONTRE AL.P, C.DuBoyce BOTAKY, AUDITOR, IflTQ COURT II OU Shi, RICHMOND, QUK., bucccSHor to D.M.Uowat, N.IL FBTHjjh CtREAl KNOWLTON.Dr.and Mrs.Harris and Mr.Geo.Harris attended the funeral of Mrs.Harris\u2019 mother in Montreal on Saturday.The fire alarm was sent in on Friday evening from Mr.J.O'Hallor-an's but was extinguished before the brigade arrived, having been a small chimney firs.- Several from here attended the Thanksgiving supper at Brill\u2019s on Saturday evening.Mr.Forest Frizzle has purchased Mr.E.Bullard\u2019s farm on East Hill.Mr.McClay has started the foundation for a building on Davignon Ave.The Young People\u2019s Bridge Club will meet at the Misses Godue\u2019s on Wednesday evening.The Ministering Children\u2019s League of St.Paul\u2019s Church are having \"an entertainment and sale of work in the Church Hail on Saturday evening Nov.7th.The Parochial Guild of St.Paul\u2019s Church will meet at Mrs.H.G.Knowlton\u2019s on Wednesday afternoon.Air.Rodger Macfarlane is visiting his parents.Scientific Opinion The World Over is unanimous that caffeine and tannin, the poisonous drugs in tea and coffee, should not be used unless as medicines under the directions of a doctor.These drugs in tea and coffee are known to be one of the common causes of chronic headache, nervousness, dyspepsia, \u201ccoffee heart,\u201d and other aches and ills.If you are troubled with any such ailments, suppose you do as thousands of others have done, get relief by quitting both tea and coffee and using POSTUM \"There\u2019s a Reason\u201d Postum is made only from prime wheat and a bit of wholesome molasses.It is a pure food-drink, nourishing and appetizing, and entirely free from the tea and coffee drugs, or any other harmful substance.Young and old drink Postum with pleasure.It comes in.two forms.REGULAR POSTUM\u2014must be boiled.15c and 25c packages.INSTANT POSTUM\u2014soluble\u2014made in the nip with hot water, INSTANTLY.30c and 50c tins.Both kinds are delicious and the cost per cup is about the same.Grocers Everywhere sell POSTUM Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont.MANSONVILLE.Mr.S.H.Botterill,-of the Manson-ville House has sold his livery business to Messrs.Robert and Merrill Heath and they will carry on the business as in the past.Mrs.C.N.Boright visiting friends in Montreal.Miss Doris W\u2019illcy, of Abercorn.with her sister, Mrs.K.Turner.The Young Girls\u2019 Guild gave a Hallo we en social on Friday evening.Some very pretty costumes were worn.Mrs.H.A.Gilman and Miss Bernice George acted as judges.The prize for the best make of costume was given Mr.C.J.Farrell, going as the \u201cKaiser,\u201d and the Booby to Mr.Arnold Heath dressed as \u201cUncle Zeb, the Coon.\u201d Dainty refreshments were served and dancing and cards were enjoyed.WEST SHEFFORD Mrs.Geo.Mitchell of Scranton, Pa,, a guest of Mrs.A.Roberts for a few days: Miss Josie Hayes home from a month\u2019s visit in Niagara Falls; Mr.and Mrs.A.M.Wood of Barton, Vt, have came to reside with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Wood; Mr.L.Hayes has left for Monitor; Alb., where he will spend the winter with his parents; Mr.G.Enright, home from Saxby, Sask,, for the winter.-+- RICHFORD MAN RUN OVER BY I\tTRAIN West Lebanon, N.H., Nov.3\u2014(Special)\u2014Percy Coons, about 28 years old and unmarried, a passenger on the Boston & Maine train due in White River Junction -about midnight, was run over by a shifting engine between that place and West.Lebanon sustaining frightful injuries.One foot was cut off just above the ankio and the other foot and most of the leg were severed.One arm was also cut off.He is in a critical condition in Hanover Hospital.CSnns either jumped or fell from the train, which was late and making up time.The shifting engine followed shortly after the passenger train.The man hud laid for some time in a partially unccnsctous condition when discovered.He was employed as a collector and driver for a laundry concern.The injured man is a former resident of Richford, a son of the late | Myron Coons ami brother of Edwin W.and Walter M.Coons of this villi age.The latter went to Hanover on 1 Monday morning, and letters rocetv-' ed from him state that his brother Youüg P«op!e oî Granby Celebrated lie lowe\u2019en in G^d Fas'ioned Style.EMPLOYEES OF MEYERS\u2014THOMAS CO.GIVE ONE DAY\u2019S PAY TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND Granby, Nov.3 \u2014(Special)\u2014 Hallowe\u2019en was celebrated with the old time enthusiasm on Saturday night in the factory town, the proceedings lasting well into the small hours of the morning.About two hundred boys marched through the streets singing popular songs, \u201cIt\u2019s a Dong Way to Tipperary\u201d evidently being a favorite.They 'serenaded the Mayor, cheered and rang his door hali, but His Worship was not to be lured from his warm bed.They then marched down to Councillor Fare\u2019s residence and gave him a few selections.Mr.Pare appeared on the balcony and after satisfying himself that they were friends and not enemies, made them a nice little speech and invited them to partae of his hospitality.A bonfire was built on Main Street and the fire alarm sounded.This was probably exceeding the limits of legitimate sport, but they suffered for it as the firemen turned the hose on thci the crowd and gave them a good soaking.EMPLOYEES GIVE ONE DAY\u2019S PAY The Meyer-Thomas Co., Ltd., have sent a cheque to the Patriotic Fund for 5'142.85, being one day\u2019s pay of the employees of their factory in Gran\u2019oy.This factory also contributed $283.70 to the Montreal branch of the fund, making $428.75 altogether which this company has contributed to the fund.FOR RELIEF OF BELGIANS Largo quantities of food and clothing have been contributed to the Belgian Relief Fund.Mr.Quinn, the local C.P.R.agent, has been very active looking after the shipments of the goods, which the company have transported free of charge.PROPERTY WITHDRAWN FROM : SALE The curators 0f the estate of the 1 late Isaac Scale again offered the | property on Elgin Street for sale, 1 but there being no bidders at the minimum price of $3,000 the property was withdrawn from sale.SITE FOR A TOWN HALL The building lot at the corner of Main and St.Anto ne Streets has been sold to the Municipality of the Township of Granby for $6,000 as the site for a new town hall.INJURED WHILE HUNTING While hunting last week Mr.J.Bruce Payne suffered from a slight accident by having a branch strike him over the eye, making quite a deep cut.He went to the hospital fori treatment and is now so far recovered that he was able to preside at the Magistrate\u2019s Court on Monday.REACHING FOR $5,000 MARK The Granby Patriotic Fund is gaining slowly but surely, and is now ! reaching for the five thousand mark.; SOLD RESIDENCE FOR $2,500 Mr.H.O.Collins has sold his re- | sidence on Drummond Street to Mr.i Eugene Tctreault for $2,500.CONSCRIPTION VS.VOLUNTARY SERVICE The debate on Thursday evening, ! \u201cConscription vs.Voluntary Service\" j was well attended and thoroughly en- ! joyed.The affirmative was taken by i Messrs.Maton, Fogarty and Knight, and the Negative by D.M.Mitchell, Skinner and Dr.Elder.Both eides were strongly supported but volunteer service won.Solos were sung by Messrs.Cook and Skinner.NOTES Mrs.E.A.Buzzell of Abbotsford, is spending a few days the guest of Mrs.j.c.Barr.Messrs.George Miner and Garnet < unningham of Montreal were in town for the week-end.Mrs.J.c.Barr entertained a few laches very pleasantly on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Aubrey Johnson and 1 children of Farnham and Mr.Cedric ' Johnson of Montreal were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Johnson.Mr.Edwin Hayes is spending a 1 week with his son, Mr.Albert Hayes ; at Ottawa.BROME CENTRE.Mrs.George Bice who has been, helping to care for her mother for the : past few weeks to her home on Saturday ; Mr.K.R.Mandigo to his home in Boston ; Mr.am] Mrs.Leon Mandigo who have been spending their honeymoon with his sister and paryits to their home in Foxboro on Monday ; Mr.and Mrs: Herbert Drew of Dunham, here attending the funer-! ai of Mrs.Mandigo on Friday.E F, NO HEADACHE, SOUR STOMACH, BAD COLD OR CONSTIPATION BY MORNING.CANADIAN PACIFIC CHICAGO EXPRESS TORONTO\u2014DETROIT\u2014CHICAGO The Canadian No.24.Lv.MONTREAL.«.4.5 a.m.10.00 p.m.Ar.CHICAGO.7.45 a.m.9.05 v./u* Get a 10-cent box now.Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indigestion, Sallow Skin nnd Miserable Headaches come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become filled with undigested food, which sours and ferments like garbage in a swill barrel.That\u2019s the first step to misery\u2014indigestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating.A Cascaret tonight will give your constipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning.They work while you sleep\u2014a 10-cent box from your druggist will keep you feeling good for months.Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment.Don\u2019t forget the children\u2014their little insides need aj good, gentle cleansing, toe.TAKE SALTS TO Lake ©mtaHo Shore Lin© TO TORONTO.via Belleville, Trenton, Brighton,Col-borne, Port Hope, Newcastle, Bow-manville, Oshawa, Whitby.Leave Montreal 8.45 a.m.Direct connections from Sherbrooke.E.IT.Sewell, City Pass.Agent, 74 Wellington St., Phone 130.or C.P.R.Station, phone 207.CHRISTMAS SAILINGS.From\tFrom Glasgow\tst.John, N.B.Nov.21) .LETiTIA .Dec.12 PASSAGE RATES : Cabin (II) East-boumt and Westbound, $52.50 up ; Third Class Eustbound and Westbound $23.76, For tub iuforuiatiou apply to E.H Scivell or G.A.Harrison, Sherbrooke, Que., or the Robert Ueford Co., Limited.General Agents, Montreal.Toronto, St.John.N.B,.Quebec.FLUSH KIDNEYS EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL BAOKACHY OR BLADDER TROUBLES YOU\u2014SALTS IS FINE FOR KIDNEYS.Double Track Ail The Way TORONTO, CHICAGO Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it fr6m the system.Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally.Yo.i must relieve them like you relieve your bowels ; removing all the acids.waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick beadacue, dizziness, your stomach sours, t.nigue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges.The urine is cloudy, full of sedime.it ; the channels often get irritated, obliging j you to get up two or three times dur-; ing the night.To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's urinous waste get about four ounces of Jad Faits from any pharmacy ; take ¦ table-spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days .ml y our kidneys will then act fine and hlad-j der disorders disappear.This famous! salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation.Jad Salts is inexpensive ; harmless, and makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder diseases.international limited.Canada's Train of Superior Service.Leaves Montreal 9.00 a.m.arrives Toronto 4.30 pan., Detroit 9.55 p.m., Chicago 8.00 a.m.daily.IMPROVED NIGHT SERVICE.Leaves -Montreal 11.00 p.m., arrives Toronto 7.30 a.m., Detroit 1.45 p.nr, i hicago 8.40 p.m.Club-Compartment Sleeping Car Montreal to Toronto daily.For tickets, information, etc., apply to G.A.HARRISON, City Passenger and Ticket Agent.2 Strathcona Souare.¦] hone 88, or to W.HARRISON, Station Agent, 'phone 197.CANADIAN SERVICE.SAILING DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED WHEN ARRANGED.For Particulars apply to E.H.SEWELL or G.A.HARRISON, .Sherbrooke, Que., or The Robert Reford Co., Limited.General Agents, Montreal, Quc-bec.Toronto.St.Johu, N.B., and Portland.Me.How To Get Rid of a Bad Cough A Home-Made Remedy that TTlll y I)o It QuBckly.Cheap ami A Easily Made If you have a bad cough or chest cold which refuses to yield to ordinary remedies, get from any druggist SUJj ounces of Pinex (7)0 cents worth), pour into a 1(1-ouncc bottle and flU the bottle with plain granulated sugar svrup.Start taking a teaspoonful every hour or two.In 24 hours your cough will he conquered or very nearly so.Even whooping cough is greatly relieved in this way.The above mixture makes 10 ounces\u2014a family supply\u2014of the finest cough syrup that money could buy\u2014at a cost of only 54 cents.Easily prepared in 5 minutes.! Full directions with Pinex.This Pinex and Sugar Syrup preparation takes right hold of a cough and gives almost, immediate relief.It loosens the dry, hoarse or tight cough in a way that is really remarkable.It also quickly! heals the inflamed membranes which ac-comnany a painful cough, and stops the, formation of phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes thus ending the persistent loose cough.Excellent for bronchitis, spasmodic croup and winter coughs.Keeps perfectly and tastes good\u2014children like it.Pinex is a special and highly concentrated compound of genuine' Norway pine extract, rich in guaiacol, which is ho healing to the membranes.To avoid disappointment, ask your' druggist for \u201c2% ounces of Pinex,\u201d\u2014do : not accept anything else.A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation.The Pinex Co., Toronto, Ont.TIME TABLE In effect September 27th, 1914.BOSTON & NEW YORK EXPRESS\u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 8.00 a.m.daily, arrive Levis 1.15 p.rr., Quebec 1.20 p.m.PASSENGER-\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 4.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Levis 9.10 p.m., Quebec 9.15 p.m.ACCOMMODATION\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 7.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Valley Junction 3.30 a.m.Also connecting trains ou the Me-gantic and Chaudière Valley Divisions.For timetables or further particulars apply to any of the Company\u2019s Agents, or to E.O.Grundy, G.F.& P.A., Sherbrooke.ALLAN LINE MONTREAL\u2014LIVERPOOL.HESPERIAN, Thur., 5 Nov.SCANDINAVIAN, Thur., 12 Nov.GRAMPIAN, Tues., 17 Nov, CHRISTMAS SAILING ST.JOHN, N.B.\u2014LIVERPOOL.HESPERIAN.Wed., 41 Dec.MONTREAL\u2014GLASGOW.NUM.IDfAN,\tSat.7 Nov.SCANDINAVIAN.Thur.12 Nov.(Calling at Liverpool) PRETOftTAN,\tFri.20 Nçv.MONTH K A1 .\u2014HAVRE\u2014LONDON.SICILIAN, Sun., 15 Nov, (To London direct) CORINTH TAN, Tues., 17 Nov.(Calling at Havre) \u2022\u2019or all particulars apply H.& A.ALLAN, MONTREAL.Local Agents.,.IT.REWET,L, C.P.A., C.P.R.i.A- IURRISON.C.P.A., G.T.R.LINK HOUSE RAIDED NEAR NORTH TROY North Troy, Vt., Nov.3 \u2014(Spe-jcial)\u2014The line house situated some two miles from this village on the Potton and Vermont line, was raided by Constable J.M.Stowell of Sutton, Que,, on Friday afternoon and some 70 bottles of liquors wore found stored in the partitions, with calendars hanging over the walls, evidently for the purpose of hiding them.The liquors were confiscated.STEAMSHIP TICKETS ALL LINES.ALL CLASSES.From MONTREAL NEW YORK and BOSTON.For tickets and all particulars apply E.H.SEWELL, City Pass.Agent C.P.R.74 Wellington St,.Sherbrooke.Lia». ¦IfOtTR SHP^ROOKÉ DAILY'RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1914?SECOND HAND PIANO At Bargain Prices\u2014as follows.All Upright Pianos of Modern Design.1\t\"Steinway Rosewood Case.2\tWeber Pianos»^, Mahogany:: Cases used only 3 tnonfths, X Evans*» large size, fine \"Rosewood-Case.1\tEvans\u2019» medium size.Mahogany Case.Î Dominion, Walnut Case, Strong Tone.2\tWeber, Mission Oak Cases, used very little.3\tColumbus Pianos, small size, nearly new.6 Square Pianos, thoroughly repaired from $40.00 \"to $125.15 Second-Hand Organs from $10.00 up.Some K-i£ce TiancrCases Styles in this lot.Nearly 10O new Pianos in stock to-day from $225.to $850.Alhprices marked in plain figures.If you need ü Piano this Fall and are looking for a A***W'^^\t\"To the south of Dixmude and in tax levied on persons who came from A parade of the 53rd Regiment dircction of Ghenuvlt our ad- outside and conducted sales of bank- -7,7.57 i will take place this evening 111 tü® [vance was particularly perceptible.rupt and liquidated stocks was too \\ FEW G0L ' VEARLINGS.IW J ; william Street Armory.Etery man\t, t th rth f tl.\u201e low, and that the haphazard and -A year-old stews and cows tioaO-^ uested to attend.\t'\t^ the .eglon to the north of the ^ We competition was a View Stock and Da.ry larm, 3J Strath ,\t¦-\t- the Patriotic Lys, in spite of determined attacks ^urce of injui.y and menace to the cona Square, Sherbrooke.The dance in aid of .SITUATIONS WANTIvI).\u2014 until Wednesday, November 11.iFund, which was to have taken place ,by the Germans in considerable force , prosperity and stability of the retail ! to-morrow night, has been postponed olIr front was everywhere maintain-; trade in general, and to the consumed or re-established by the end of the ! ers themselves.\u2014Referred to Finance ! f'*/-» »-vx »-vx i 4-r» n/I\tA \u20224 + rv T\u2019n 017 day.\"Fresh attacks by the Germans on the environs of Arras and against Li- POSITION WANTED AS cook IN\tc M_ uavis underwent a suc- .1.Private family.Apply- Go Bridge St.\toporation &t the sherbrooke AS COOK in Hospital yesterday, which was pci Mont- SMITH PREMIER \"j-'wO PLEASANT ROOMS ypewriter wanted.Apply P.O.Box 6 on Main St.Lennoxviile.Board, if i -1, Sherbrooke.POSITION WANTED .\t-\t- -\t.f to ,.r.T p, «stwjsus: srtSwTwfS^w «*\t« » \u2022»>«« - suited in failures.of Committee and City Attorney.TO MAINTAIN STYLE OF BUILDING._\tidesired.Apply A.Cote, Main St., Lea- { DT7\\] ESTATE FGIC SALE.¦1) rop C1INTIE !noxville.\ti\t\"\"\t___________________ \u2018.N\t'\t1 of this city.Mr.A.H.Bartlett, a well known ; \u201cOn the centre, in the region HOOMi WITH BOARD man or young lady in private family, i xr-EW HOUSE \u2014 EVERYTHING UP-*'8 Melbourne.\tto-date, near C.P.R.and cotton -^-\t\u2014\u2014\t- \u2014\u2022\u201d-imill, in Champlain St.the Eastern \u2019the Aisne to the east of the forest of A petition was read from ratepayers in the North Ward, protesting that Mr.George Long was contra- , vening the by-law by the erection of a certain shed, and that a tenement: Aigue, we have made some progress, building they understood he intended\u2019 AGENTS WANTED.I^IVE-ROOM FLAT TO LET\u201436 LON-! * don St.All modern convenience.; A.R.Wilson.\u2022\\YEm HAVE a SOUND BUSINESS j rjTENEMENT TO LET-APPLY JOHN j Address Thos.Dover, Brandon, Yt.automobile man in ^HELP-CONTAINED HOUSE to LET Town ships and who for the past Q' till May.Rent reasonable; 32 Eon- two years has been connected\twith ^ east 0f Vailly, according to to put up was not in conformity'With»1 don St.A.B.W.lson._______________: the Sherbrooke Motor Mart has se^ : tbe\tnews those of our troops the attractive type of residences in -.-Tx-r,- nimv\tTV wfstern .to 200 h.p.We carry the largest mock oi Stoam Engines and Boilers In the province of Quebec ; also Motors and Generators.W.L.MILLER & GO., Re?.44 St.George SI.MONTREAL.P.Q.EfflBSBàü Sfearü: Baldwin one mile north of Stanhope Station, Quebec.Monday, ©th November j 27 Milch U.o\\\\v, ,18 Yearlings and two-iyear-olds, 150 tons of Hay, more or less, a quantity of Straw, about 150 j bushels of Potatoes.: The farm, consisting of 5(30 acres of ' land with good buildings, will also be offered for sale.Canada, Province of Quebec, District of St.Francis.In The Superior Court No.1US.The thirtieth day of October, lull.Present; His Lordship Mr.Justice Hutchinson.Charles Walter Cate, John Per Icy Wei' anil Charles 11.White, all three of the City of Sherbtookc, in the District of ! bill to-night.Saint Francis, Advocates, and as such i\t-4 CLEVER COMPANY AT HIS JESTY\u2019S.Theatre-goers were delighted with the performance at Hit Majesty\u2019s Theatre last night, when the Urban Company opened its week\u2019s engagement with the production \u201cThe Lion and the Mouse.\u2019\u2019 The nUy was well staged and cleverly acted.Veteran theatre-goers were heard to state that, it was the he;t popular-priced production they had seen in Sherbrooke.\u201cWhat Happened to Mary\u201d is the CONTINGENT Sill BE MV DiVISI.N Hume he appointed.After some dis-great loss | CUSsjon on varions details, the question was adjourned until another j ! meeting for the by-law covering the! ! matter to bo produced.WANTS TO BUY LAND FROM THE CITY.\tj\t_____ An application by the Renault\t.\tx'f r\u2018 1 Grain & Provision Co.to purchase a\t^\tlOSlOW SPECIAL PSOGRAM All New Pictures Talking and Singing In case the farm in sold, thc horses practiciug there together in partnership ! and farming tools will also be sold nt.auction.TERMS A portion of the purchase price of the farm can remain on mortgage if desired.Terms on moveables will be made known at sale.Sale at l p.m.sharp.For further particulars apply to E.V.Norton or F.H.Nunns, Ooaticook, trustees.P.R.THORNTON.Auctioneer.SALE TO AID II BELGIANS piece of land belonging to the city, 25 feet wide and situated near their warehouse, was referred to a committee of the whole Council.Aid.De- \u2014-\t\u2014- nault claimed that his company needed it for business extensions and that beans continues strong, and maple it was in the interests of the city to products are about steady.-\tallow them to have it, although the wholesale prices arc quoted abou' Will Co*ri:e Alliai Twenty-Two\t\u201c \u201c 'o11°\u201d\u2019 butter.AMENDMENTS TO CHARTER.Receipts, 415, last week, 51S, las' I A letter was read from the City At- y8ar 740.torney asking ior full information of Finest creamery, 30c.any amendments to the City Charter Manitoba daily, 24c.to 2.>r.which the Council wished to obtain, '\u2018\u2019estera dairy, 25c.to 25*c.second at the coming session of thc Legisla-\t.i CHEESE.a___\t_\tarmy tore, so that he could give the roqui- Receipts, 4,354, last week, 5,821, division of regular strength, or about sjto notice in time and avoid payment '\u201cU yc?;r 4\u2019 2;\u2019\u2019 22,000 men.It will be composed of of fines.\twestern over 15,000 infantry, artillery, en- Qn the suggestion oi tlie Mayor, it l\u2019H8' gineers\tnfbpr rnmuln.mentarv\trfn^nnrraA +V,.14 fhr.^rorinna rmn- r in Thousand Canadian Troops Ottawa, Nov.3\u2014Canada\u2019s contingent will comprise an ONE OR TWO CHEAP BENTS For The Winter SEE thas.G.Brown 15S Wellington Street Phone (32.I ïïPEiBITERS S and other complementary waB arranged that the various com- Finest units to be sent from Canada and mittecs should meet and prepare their - c¦ one brigade of Canadian infantry al- suggestions as to amendments.\tFinest eastern ready in England comprising thc sur- COLLECTION OF OVERDUE AC- Mr Poutre Weil Pleased With;p.lus °ver divlsional streilEth-of thc 15sC.grade, 15 Jc.western colored, 15Jc.colored, 15ic.t« Yesterilay's Results\u2014Success Eiisired 2802.under the name, style and Arm of \u201cCate Wells & White,\u2019\u2019\tPetitioners, | vs.The Dominion Chemical Company, Dim- j itod, a body corporate and politic, duly incorporated, and having its head office! and principal Place of business at the I City of Sherbrooke aforesaid.Respondent.| Thc Court having seen and examined Totitioners\u2019 petition setting forth as fol- | lows : 1\u2014\tThat a winding-up order has been i granted on the twenty-sixth day of Oc-j tober instant, and that John Perlcy Wells, of the City of Sherbrooke, Adv0- \u2018 cate, was appointed Provisional Li qui- j dator.2\u2014\tThat it is necessary that a pernian- ^\tl 'iv if wait for the rush.You will!f¦ \u201ck ditru\u2019S,fSenlributories and I'.'.r-'idc:\u2019.; sion of this Council he held on Tues-.3rd, at 4 p.m., to \u2022f Now is tlie time to have \u2022i-iyour sleigh repaired.Don i *y arc ird:icing ai! their friends to support v lie sale which is being conduct-\u2022\u2019 | :ïUCh R HOblC object.TllC Whole of communication.\u2018.\u2018The contingent deal MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET due taxes and to appoint a commit-\t____ ill accordingly tee to co-operate with the secretary- CatTLE in FAIR DEMAND WITH 1st of two brigades of infantry treasurer to inaugurate a system to of th.1i*u o M- oins will go to the rc-l-.ians.(8 battalions) a complement of tillery.engineer, cyclist, signal govern the issuing of accounts and LITTLE CHANGE IN PRICES Montreal, Nov.3\u2014A slow market and thc purchasing of goods and mater- wft8 jn evidence at both east anc Jar Sals or To Heat 1!^^:::\u201c\u201c:: member, we are speri.iliita in »bis .$65.00\t: Duo of Sleighs.Call or write for par- Undcrwood Rental $5,00 per month.Remington .: .$50,Oo Empire .$35.00 Rental $3.00 per month.imm K.'.m1 cn J.K.EDWAHDri.M*r , 32 KING ST\u2019IUOIOI\u2019.ticulars and design::.We miike\tof all hii'.ds.âüT'BWlâBïS DS We repair and paint \\ut.i.mobiles All work done by experts.so lar qs Known at loaf 1er.J.; NoTorc; the dale of tho meeting:; M;o v, r o 1 o wUh coats.fSKr.ed) M.TT ' 'TCîTI BON.A true copy.\td '\u2022 \u2022 .i\\Si}«.ncd) BROnKRTCK y- DACTÎ V ').'\u2022\u2022.Sa1 To \u2018he G fed i tors.Gontt Jyitones \u2022 n >1 Shareholders of the Dominion Chemi-cnl Company, in Liquidation : F#rv*i4 JinUcook lYottsr- ^Popular llotne fui\u2019| oiotif.Lug.Doachurd, 1Toy.that in aeeordan< .i Hier, with a inRetin ;-of the creditors, contributors and xharu-Lot lib stui'e y.jur auto for the win holders of the said Dominion Chomda/ (\u2019omPany will bo held at tho (\u2019ou *\tHouse, in the Oily of Sherbrooke, in do ______ Dlstilct.of Saint Francis, on the itornth day of November, I\u2019M I.> 1.\t¦ t*\u2019( lock in thc forenoon, for i h -.mii : \u2022 ^ I of aPPointInp: n Liquida or i d J doir, r I any other business that may 1\t' I rome before the said meet in n, an! yo .i a j voursolves crcoialiiujy.(.'HAS, D.WlllTK, I\tAttorney for Pet il loners.Dated Sherbrooke.Quo., Uctober 31.IVVl l.Yulifooke Car: lege P.biron & h!s, .\u2019reps.Mr.\tp\t\u2018ol \u2022 r:\t\tcports\ta good day\u2019s * i»\u2022 *0 $10.00 Men\u2019s value, for .$14.00 Men\u2019s value, for .$18.00 Men\u2019s value, for .$3.00 Men\u2019s Hats, style, for .r 5.98 be9t 7.98 Penman\u2019s Fleece Lined Under wear .Suits, Suits, Suits, best () (^ 1.48 .98 latest $1.25 Men s Wool Underwear for .$1.50 Men\u2019s Wool Underwear for .$1.00 Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Waists .$4.50 to $6.50 Ladles\u2019 Silk Waists .$2.00 Men\u2019s Bants for .$3.50 to $4.50 Boys\u2019 Suits for .40c Ladies' Stockings for .08 ,88 \u2019H) k 1.98 .98 .98 .19 $3.50 to $5.00 Sweaters\t1 (AO for .I .70 75c to $1.00 Negligee Shirts \u2018IC1 for .,»>0 $1.00 Ladies' Underskirts\t( C > for .\u201cTO 40c to 75c Corset Covers\t1 (\\ for .10 $1.50 Children\u2019s Woollen Sweaters for .1 f > $18.00 to $22.00 Ladies Black (\u2018 (IQ Beaver Coats .D.'/O $27.00 to $34.00 Ladies\u2019 Seal ette Coats for .$16.00 Ladies\u2019 Colored Coats for .$26.00 Ladies\u2019 Fur Collar Coats for .9.98 5.98 14.98 $46.00 Ladles' Fur Lined i-J | (VW Coats for .-j\u2019T.t 70 $110.00 Ladies\u2019 Coats for .$21.00 to $28.00 Costumes for .\u201c\u201c .\">4.98 9.98 $15.00 to $23.00 Costumes\t1 (VO for only .T'.rJO $75.00 Black Fox Set \u2018)Q f VO for .OO.Î/Q $36.50 Black Persian Lamb \\ ^ f o Set .I 4 .To Lot of Ladies\u2019 Winter Coats (.V (40 to clear at .JO Lot of Ladles\u2019 Jackets to 1 (VO clear at .| ,»JO Lot of Ladies\u2019 Skirts to clear (VO at .,00 PlSCaUnt °n ^urn'turei Carpets, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges during this sale.Everything stored and insured free of charge until wanted.132 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, Que.|,-J«\tS "]