Sherbrooke daily record, 11 juillet 1906, mercredi 11 juillet 1906

[" 4 F0 pa Os aiiaantoun ar \u2018 oe a 1 voL.X., NO.128.SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1906.COURT NEWS [CATTLE THIEVES FROM SWEETSBURG| ALONG BORDER:| KILLED BY TRAIN.PRICE ONE CENT.MAGOC MAN [DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL _ _ PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS A wow wm ie Mr aie: rd lal Hie, Tr , a RY.attempt of the military authorities to sale cattle stealing :which has heen go-.+ 1 Ah ) \u2018a Tévdihin M - .A ; ill; The meeting of the School C is: |: - arredt and disarm the Seventh Regi- His Lordship Mr.Justice Lynch held ing on.The thieves were.from the Gagzaille was.killed yesterday afternoon sioners took ® lace at the \u2018Town Hall \u201cSCHOOL, BOARD AND ELECTION IN oT | BROME -TOWNSHIP COMMISSION-, *_ MARB Ü | v Aaa] +, - a SE | | TOWNSHIP COMMISSION- ARBLETON SCHOOLS.| Seripus Revolt \"Ih Uifchiratillo Judgments by Mr.|Farmers About Mansonville|Isaac Gozaille Struck et ERS, ff Marbleton, July 11, \u2014 (3pecial)\u2014 ilk | | EE : \u2018 D \u2018 ruck 8 Br Juiv 1 .; , ; R ia.a | _ Ch oo.rome, July 1t.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Messrs.At the late election of the Marbleton : \u20188 Fo ~ uss : - Justice Ly nch : - Suffer.{ Crossing Yesterday James Armstrong and Jackson Marsh'| School Board, the retiring members di.; ST ] ~ Ly Co a ] ] 1 eo LR ve have been re-elected School Commis- were succeeded by the election of Revs.i $M NEERS CUT 1 mn oe ax DEFENDANT WINS IN BRUNELLE]¢ ATTLE: RUSHED ACROSS LINE _ Afternoon.sioners without opposition.| I.N.Kerr and George Mcintosh.: .- RFROUGH LOYAL TROOPS.* | - VS.POISSANT AND PLAIN- : iD SOLD T ; .2 \u2014 : : _\u2014 _ 5 ; DRE a.- Ci \u2018 0 VE N ; \u2018: 5 THE KINGSE THROW N.iQ._' \u201c tambov, Central Russia, July 1l\u2014 - TIFF IN HEATH VS, | BUTCHERS HONE Jræaves A WIDOW AND EIGHT Kingsey, July 1 (SeBopLS.The Scotstown, \u201cJuly 11.\" (Special) \u2014 It 4 mutiny, followed by serious fighting | ° \u2018JONES ; 04 À \u201c ; CHILDREN\u2014DID NOT HEAR meeting of the trustees of the Consoli- | Mr.W.H.Pinkham was thrown out \u2018 1 *- pas broken out -am¢ng the troops - ] Se - The sonville, July 11.\u2014(Spécial.) _ : - WHISTLE dated School took place on Monday.| of his wagon Friday evening .while I 45 \u201c torming the garrison hire, due to an | Sweetsburg, July | 11.\u2014(Special:) \u2014 | \u201c8 entire neighborhood is at present ST Mr.James Armstrong was re-elected | coming across the Dutch brook.He \u2018i ing ue AT a During the last of coûrt -shich | © te qui Vive owing to the whole- Magog, July 11.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Isanc trustee for the ensuing year, was hurt quite severely.i .\u2018 - \u2018ment Usvalry, who -'struck\u201d present-.here the two follow; g judgments were | State of Vermont, and\u201d have made vis- by a CPR.train.The deceased Monday.Messrs.J.W.Reid and L | ._ *- EATON.il \u2018ing eseries of \u2018political and service! rendered: .| = + |its to back pagtures where cattle were\u2019| Was crossing the track to the river | Mercier were elected to replace Messrs: | Birchton, July 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The i.demands.Taking advantage of a great | BRUNELLE V POISSANT grazing for the summer, and were in | with a friend near the overhead bridge E.Fredette and A, Houle, retiring.election of School Commissioners of ,- : | \u2018 .ANT, : Eaton was held at Eaton Corner, on '- 1giOUS.rocession, the authorities 2.; con uence : : \u2019 + thin \u20ac sont the regiment to escort the pro- The plaintiff, a tfader, resides at hy months, often per ses re intending to go fishing, just at the ad JU wi ; - Monday.A.E.Bri - \u201c - cessionists and preserve order, and at- Springfield, Mass, where the defend- cases d'u of the stock has been re- Tia NITW YORK, HE SAID, ected fiom, Te a re time that the afternoon train due at Staristead, July 11.\u2014(Special.) \u2014A \u201celected by acclamation.Magog, at 3.58.p.m.was coming strange looking person, telling a still A meeting of the School Commis around the bend.under the overhead |stranger story, js eloners was held in the afternoon, ; ger story, passed through this when Commissioner A.E.-Bridgette was again appointed chairman.| Sempted, in the sheence of the bulk of ants also resided for a time, three or eove : A Regiment, to prrest the men re four, years, 2 ; the have Some (hock most i ft here w : dead loss - .ining in barracks and stationed: at to St.Thomas, in the county of Mis- oa ., , ; A me raifwoy station.The regiment, on |Pisquoi, their first place of abode, across\u201d the.lias, wrich ber ia pe bridge.The engineer whistled, au [village the other day.tn \" -i hearing\u2019 of this action, left the proces.about two - years ago.The defend: tant and sell them to Vermont butch.\u201c2i20 80nd on seeing someone ahead, l'york,\u201d he said, \u2018\u2019and bound for.no.The teachers were selected for the \u201cson and galloped to the rescue ~ of ants, four in number, are the wife and ers, Long before the Canadian own.Whistled loudly but had not.time to gyorg iy particular.\u201d SURE TOT RO\" several Elementary schools.+4 their comrades, firing as they rode, | three sons of one Ddsire Poissant, who er missed bis stock the animals would slacken speed, the train being not far A.bay mustang.fou heels, held to- |\" AN assessment of five and one-half \u201cThey cut théir way through other [died at St, Thomas jin the fal of 1904, have been marketed.\u2018 | from the man when he saw him.Gaz- gether by two boards.4 pped by à | millson the dollar wus levied for troops to, the barracks, where \u201cthey leaving them - as hid legal representa- In one or two cases the discover of aille, who was somewhat deaf, did not big cigar and a little op de a school purposes.* pamicaded themselves and beat off re- tives, Whilst they were in Springfield the theft was made in time to enable realize his danger, having his back to | tho outfit, C0 mah made mp an ET peated attacks of the loyal truops.|8 debt was created by them to plain- the owners to follow up the stock and the train.His friend escaped unin- \u2019 \u2014 10 HORSE FRIGHTENED : BY AUTO / Shots could still be heard at mid- tifl of 9285.00, store account, for recover a portion of it from butchers jired- The train struck the decrañed WOLVES NEAR HFATHTON, | CAUSES SERIOUS SMASHUP : might, - which they are now-eued.By.their to whom the animals had been sokd, {With terrific force, throwing the body Heathton, July 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014Last NEAR HUSTIS, \u2018 _ 7 DON COSSACKS MUTINY.plea and _ of _ the \u201cFarmers all along t jx.to one side in a lifeless, mangled y morni ¢ threo o'clock joyetih, July = 11\u2014(Special.)\u2014A ser.\"20 ers all along the line are 6x-.state.The train immediately stop- Fhuraday Bullock was awakened clock ;ious \u2018accident occurred in the vicinity 1 x vu pe Leg .; action the claim that.prior amining their herd i él : NÉ \u2014E - Oat Medien, ory of he to their from - Spring- cases are finding dp eis Last ped, and hands picked up the body, loud and continued bark g of his dog.of this village on Sunday evening.EE ! \u2014 C > f ° .: Ce ° : .= Dom, JU ve, The onsacks ordered Hfield - they arranged with \u2019 plain- animals missing, 4 taking it to the station, from whence He hastily arose and dressed and fol- Mrs, Daniel Finn and her daughter, d R tiff to be relieved fiom this i | \u201cto the \u20ac | were.drivi a 3: : \u2018cé : ' om this indebted- - it was taken to the deceased\u2019s home \u201c| Mrs.Harry Gardener, were_ driving mobo for police servie, bave rv |, mich nas tofte hin el | PT fon BL Patio arn ne asa | Lod he og to the\" pasiure and | Covards be home oi the Tormer whet = so J NOT ADS Hector Poissant, one of the sons, and - leaves a widow and eight children to 1 ing a yearli they were overtaken by an automo- ce UTINY ON IRONCLADS.ge \u2019 F i .sure were wolves, attacking a yearling.|.oo A = ; : + - Sebastopol, July 11.\u2014It is reported position of the defendants was sub- |\" a à.a : ; - : h CB 2 8NC| James Drew's house.The eladies \u2018 .ag \u2018ronclads l\u2019anteleïmo d .5 >s3 Lg ee tit \u2014 .they made a hasty retreat and went hrowi - ad \u2018: ar - \"4éet the ironclads l'anteleimon- and stantiated by their own evidence, : hl a into the woods, The animal was in- Were thrown out of the team with NS _ _§ © + Three Saints have joined the garrison while plaintiff denied the existance of e FV WU : xe.AT ] ACK ON [ILM - + jured quite badly but is recovering.such violence that Mrs.Finn\u2019s arm ; Cr RU.od the Baur, fortress, w eh Dag Deen such an understand ng.Several JE oo ere i AE NW SLE ; , ves broken in two places.Mrs.Gard, \u2019 1° Re 1 , , ?Saints points were rai uring the.trial, as | a RIFLE MA 3 AT W ; ler: was also severely shaken an © 7 * MR wisted the red flag \u2018and that the miu-| to the admissibility] of \u20ac vidence, ap- Much Damage to Feed and - TREE FOLI AGE bot Le AT EE scratched, Mr.Eagleson, the owner CL © tineers are forcibly detaining two oth-{ plication of the laws of Massachusetts \"Grain Store.-4 | | ® third league shooting took pla of the automobile, immediatély sum- at ironclads which had refused to join |in this country, authority of the wife OT MR poo ee Saturday afternoon aly 7th, Dr.8.moned medical aus slance and render- _ them, Le, © \"| to transact busi f nc \u2014\u2014 : _ a = Rte ee ?.9 1,72\" [ed-every possible service to the unfor- RP; mae conditions necessary to operate.nova.| AN FARLY MORNING BLA7E-Lo8s|Strange Insect is Causing |H Maris winning he highest sure | tomate adios, cs Fi JUDGE MULVE N A = Lon of a debt, etc.But the gist of | WELL COVERED BY INSUR- | Destruction, \u201c [shoot.The standing of the team at | THE DUNDON ALD RIFLE CLUB.without\u2014 \u2014 I welght of Par y ên défendan oe ANCE.SRE et the last league match was as follows: Sweetab July 1 LUD, : hd -s | the we LE 4 , ; Dr.8.H, Martin, 91; J.Willard Pur- weetsburg, July 11.\u2014(Special.).\u2014 .455 @ |side, they won, and| plaintiff's action Fire broke out this morning at SAMPLES OF AFFECTED LEAXES dy, 90 ; Major N.R.Moffatt, 8 ; The Dundonald Rifle Club * fired the te igs IER ¢ | was dismissed with costs, - phout two o'clock in the feed \u2018store Co SENT TO OTTAWA.\" \u20181 Capt.J.KE, McFarlane, 87; Spencer third of the series of league.matches oisten the Fie dT, ale x o IANO onging to R.A.Bartlett, on Kin 4 .: .\u201c Martin .p.| on the range at Sweetsburg on Sat- > he wa by : 1 : _ HEATH Vs JONES, streets ri \u201caides 1 2 and 3 a nswered Sherbrooke is in danger of losing the Matheson, 87 ; M.C.Martin, 86; RB.urday.The conditions for shooting ; TL ; Stree g , F, Shaw, 80; Lieut.W.H.Savage \\ g ; \u201cJ | \u201cMore Sawdust Cases Dis-|, 7h 3 depuis se to the bound hat.To cours and when part Sige of ihe bomutial sm tre\u201d fo 186 \"3, 0, arr, 16; À, 8-Naue | Tee éplendid, and ie seote vas à re : Se TET .\u2014 J Ine between two ed have not been ascertained./When sye, s C0 n © 1777\" cord breaker for this elub, Scorcsas _ y Lo foed\u2014 Fa j ; posed of.er Man ne ely owned by the Brigades reached the scene phe fire appeare a which An destroying.has ell, .\u2014 - follows : 200 500 \u201d itting eur = =\u2014 ; Pi pvie s'ation, In was in the upper part of the building » Whic S3LE0Y IMPORTING CANADIAN WOOD, 600 hitting the.Tv aa SH LAD CHARGED WITH the township of Patton.It appears and appeared to be working \u201cdown- leaves, and they are turning yellow, Waterloo July ML Special.) oD.Co yds.yds, yds.Total.-coal |\u2014and 5 mu G STONES AT CPR that hey could Te agree os gf the wards.Seven lines of hose were laid and falling - in .showers to the IN.F Clark, of St.Albans, has been or M Miltimore \u2026 31 33 34 on .< 7 A NE > C,P.R.1vision line, and an action en born- d al uantity of water turne .: cu i tow \u2018 it .W.Wright .29 33 34 9 t in easily.ce À RAIN AND MISPL ACING age was instituted, which was resist- on the flames.The %romen found.it a| Close observers find that each indi-, in sown fof a lev days Joking after H.J.Allen vi.+ 31 33 32 06 hi se 5 à Ù Ani aid ed by defendant on.the ground that difficult fire to handle owing to the nu.vidual leaf is spotted.with black and Fonda.of Swanton Junction, Vt, Dr.Geo.Fuller \u2026 \u2026 29 33 32 Bs nsnine ; 1 SWITCH.\u2026 an agreement exis between the par- merous small apartments on the se- literally covered with tiny greenish- ar ; : ; y | Earl Wright .31 32 29 M UE \u201c| tien as to th iti f thi i - white insects, and also that the walks While here he purchased about 2000 bi ilti \u2018 ht.\u2019 dge Mulvena held a term of Phi as to the position of this hme.cond floor.1 and unds beneath the t cords to-be shipped during the com- [Archie Miltimore .32 29 30 91 = LF cout at Sweetsburg yesterday, -snd some Verbal evidences mon adduct\u201d tu fn ore ome, ime before they hel tho SE With a gummy \u2018exudation.appar.| 6 summer, Which is used by Mr.DO Hall oo oo 31030 200, = oo EE 9.I rbal _ C n re under control, Kg LW 1.8 6° Aad \u201ci IW j i .lime* kiln\u2018 .\u2026 om all.: overywhere.: id with Feros \"Of gases, : support -of the defendant\u2019s \u201cpretention, | Much damage was done to the stock J'ently from the trees.| Co coh pe) No Leon Larraba .31 25 31 87 Te so\u201d Sob Perry was charged with hav.| PU at the! final he ring, this evidence by fire and water.The- building con aoe, hitherto has 1 re- com Mr.E.L.Roberts.at West Shef- 1» Robinson.31 27 29 .87 \u2014 | > PTs rE eux 1 was r out, +b \u201csuch: an agree- tafned many hundred ushels \u201cei [martsbly irée romp OF (ta bred Ey Shier ge rgd og akg IE WOR ew : p,m ° > a.ing (viola \u201c the Fishery Act by al ment would have to be proved by grain and féed.This is probably not [séription, but_the matter threatens to VOLE MES oJ.Whitelist: fs w.R \u201cGrand total\u2019.or Lit 0 ec ; SN Towing sawdust and refuse from his | vritten documents dr the admission of totally destroyed but very badly dam- become serious, Cleary, Sava of Mills Mr.S.Magoon.H- W.Wright wins sterling silver S = Laie Be tus ted he a ich his the opposite party.[Plaintiff's action |aged.7 , Co A quantity of the leaves have heen of Foster and Messrs Roberts \u2014 and #poon and A, Miltimore \u2018in Fis class, oF was situated.The defendant ad- vas accordingly maintained, and a | The building is practically a total [sent to the Forestry branch of the l Savage, Gf South Stukely.J.-M.Miltimore handicap 10288.044 te that the sawdust from his mill surveyor appointed [to draw and lo- wreck._ 265 h partment of Agriculture, Ottawa, re- ge Ce ° \u2014 107 = LTA i.go nto the stream cate the division lige,\u2019 which was done, An oil tank valued at with questing an explanation of the nature , a : Œ \"SOUTH STUKELY SCHOOLS: WINNIPEG.; 1 sinted (Bat the mill was only: in:oper- with the sanction df the Court, the some oil in it was in the cellar, but] of the scourge, its probable extent, if ACCIDENT AT STANBR i DE BAST, South Stukely, July Seen.) MILTON CL -, ation for about six weeks in the year; whole with costs against defendant.owing to the large amount of water the damage is likely to be perpetuat- Stank ge : Last, u y ve ¢ Pe _The election of School Commission- SA ; - aml \u2018that be-only cit about five thou- | _ comin they have been unable to determire if ed another year, and the best means 18 dite en FA te a the E ni © lo ers was held on Monday morning \u2018in ) Co i sand feet a day and that was chiefly : it was damaged.: of prevention, It is ikely that the.one A Ww \u201cA R 7 on A Ric ho © the Council room, at which Commis- \u2014 ©.hardwood.\u2019 He also contended that | PR OQUE Very little damage was dene to the | city will take the matter in hand, for aptain\u2026 .H.nese , 8 joe urg, | oner W.R.Peters presided, There CU oo was no game! fish in the stream, | office.: {no pains or \u2018money should be spared Master Montague Rice, met wi an iiring commissioners were J.H.Bry-\"« | le À ents.; itv of : i ; | unfortunate and painful accident last \u201c1IN8 J | ge tn that only a small quantity of- | The fire will cause much inconven- to preserve the beautiful trees, which U0 OF HR hen Pa hich \u2018be- | ant and C.O.Martin.\u2018 Alpha Me-\" =\u2014æ Ones in question in good pl d read a third time.T ed = FORE mal tan a \u20ac ; , \u2019 3 mod ills ¢ i it - Cb th supposing they were the ones When the Hous adjourned at 11 É CATHOLIC SCHOOL.COMMISSION-|Hired Animal for Camp-And | trip a pleasant one.This \u2018mode of Bills amountine to $48.97 received Ci .\u2018that he had purchased The\u201d.Court d\u2019elockr, the businéss was \u201cpractically ERS FOR SUTTON.- travelling is becoming more and more | and ordered paid.CL young © | ! \u2018after éev pone, Se ORE 0 CLOCK, 1\u2018 or ing now is ER SPE - Did Not Return It.popular as the convenience and ease of |.Road division No, 1 divided, .mak- \u2014i% LS erely reprimanding the aceus-f'concluded.The, understanding ne on Sutton, July 11.- (Special)\u2014 At} .© EE the \u2018automobiles for touring becomes ing \u2018a new.division of the road lead- - vo that prorogation will take place.> à i -_ reciat .Jine from Cookshire to Robinson, od for his ; NE .: him, 13 imprudent , act, discharged Monday\u2019s meeting of the Catholic better known and appreciated, { Thursday.: CL School Commissioners for Sutton, CHARGE LAID AGAINST \u201cHIM AND \u2014 ; .Mayor Chaddock wag instructed to \u2014 Rev.Father Brassard was re-elected.~ HE WILL BF ASKED TO LIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS FROM.have a shed built in south, part of cr .SBRIOUS-F IRE «73 THE SUNDAY BILL.: The other Commissioners are Messrs.; N town for housing the road machine.[ oo we - i John B.Charland, Henri Larivee, W.- EXPLAIN, Sutfon, July 11.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Ther} and, snow plows, or rollers.» a A resolution was moved.that the | \\ \u2019 7 ~ IN NEWFOUNDL ND.[ ; | : | \\ i | \\ ] \u2018 , | +: A Ce an PR g MADE BY Thibéault and E.Rousseau, Peter Grenier was \u201cchargedh.before Messrs, A.J.and V.N, Dyer made, a .- \u201c| EFFECT OF CF ANGES M - : : Judge Mulvena at Sherbro ke this shipment from here \u2018to Montreal on [former resolution passed hv the Coun- + reece .: _'SENATE WIDENS THE DOOR 14 4 44H morning on à charge of horse steal- Tuesday night of 125 hogs, 50 calves cil, empowérine a committee to let FOR SUNDAY WORK.+ WEATHER PROBABILITIES.+ |ing.Ît appears \u2018that the accused and 11 head of cattle.the Town Hall for dancing be res- ; : sent 3 : .© ich were 1 t cinded, and further resblved that after o Senate took| + Forecast for the next 24 hours, + went\u2018 into camp with one of the squa The calves, which were a fine lot, Chie date ha Toa Fall hater MINT BROOK VILAGE SWEPT \u2014 perature, : 7 Hali , i + 1 , TT ee - 2 i = \u2018 3 - 1 - > reel ia aly M À special) Cable I rd J Bill in committes + B ded by the Meteorological ; drons from £ ompton County and that went or to sae poy Beef .ae He dancing or gambling purposes., .| - t that ancient éblony has exper-| of the whole yes erday afternoen are 3 Light to moderate.winds; fine.4 Lemay.The horse not having been smooth fats, 6c.; selects, 7ic, The The resolution war lost, Councillors ET | BE lenced a serious disaster by fire.Pro-| it soon became apparent © ri it be-| 4 not much change in tem- + returned on the 3rd of July, the own- selects which brings the top prices are* Burns and Kidd voting vea,_ | ; tera noi + er swore out a warrant for the ac-|a nice smooth pig Weighing from 150 GOULD vo one 55 AN KILLED IN +F of Timer Extitds (\u2018ompanys at] would be many his is, what th J 18 18 wha ne al + fore it was disposed of.to increase the + + + #44444+4444 44 + [eused.The horse was located near to 220 pounds.Cy | 1 ant Brook, a (\u2018hinudi ; _ | | : .anadian concern, suf- ; \u2018 dau [; ; : a £29._ feted loss oi Over %100,004), and over| The ameridments tend ork.- mme mr Fast Hatley, and later on the aceus- market requires, and as the prices are | Gonld.Jul Tn ial K \u2014 Tp men thrown out of employment, .opportunity for Sunday WP The ladies of the Mothodist Church, | ed-was found at work near Rock Is- so much better-it behooves the farmer | Toy, \u201civ 11.7C0perl) = fon UE the g families were rendered homeless rt; manager of the | Lennoxville, will hold their annual land, in his own interest to put out as many Nicholson, var accidentally killed in 9 fire sweeping © ne ob Mr, W.A.T wi ; : ity for ible, the demand for i ; 0.eeping everything «in the vil- Mr.W rry festival in the tecture room} He.will be given an.opportynity to selects as possibie, ad the bows Boston las t week, and was brought T 1 ; 5 to milt T0.120 qu | CHement \u201cTheatre and Mrs.ee Danvas, of the Church on Thurdlay evening, to! morrom to explain matters.tol - the selects will cover all that fu **(OoBeisid on\u2019 pags \u201c ik - B4 : ; RCI ir men slone is over $50,- spending a le Peak\u2019s Island; Me.which the public are cordially invited.Court, : Gre tT AT 10 dE specifications., SE 47 4 srs tu - Ca (Uo 18458 8 page el vo Et i 2 To x.+ à .7 = Co _ .\u2019 | Mass., Boston an ! 5 | .> = L _ à & # we.i : - | - ig PS 3 RIE ry J 3 ky CA a de raie 7 » a 2 RF ae! GA a A4 ME) $ A ETS LR UNE LE .= ~ a \u201d Qi pepe pp PT ae = + A 8 1 - = .x brome al 2\u201d \u2019 - charge, x - Cfosses well wit fée ; ge 24e mme raantey sus rc SLR vor qu re ie mg 13, apedally sh that you can The Royal Ade enese e Belgian Stallion 4 SAMPSON,\u201d ~ + No.15330.EDIGREE, , \u2018Sire SAMSO :DE- CASTRE (12044) ; sire + Maiyr djHertfelingen (3468), dam | Mÿrza d'Herf (42881).\u201c Dam -POUCHS GRISE (16129), sire \u201cCharlés (1838},idam Fañny (9683).The attention lof féfiiers and.fanciers of hegvy druft \u2018hofses \u2018are especially invited 10 examibe thi \u2018fumous stallion, fwport- ed direct from Belgium in fall 1902.Ile is of a red roan calor gnd_ol a very kind end gentle disjosition, with extra limbs - \u2018and muscles, einig \u2014 Very active, and our nâtive marés.Will make Season 1906 as follows : \u2014 Monday, East Angus ; \u2018Tuesday, Bishops Crossing; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday end Saturday; t Home 1 STOKES 8 SON, - \u2018BURY, P.Q.TERMS- To warrant with foal $10.00 .Kll mares.at owner's risk, and all disposed of before foaling to be considered ~ with foal, HORSES .Best board end feed stables in Fown.(Transient or permiañent) Special care and attention-gfven to all horses in our Prices NEREAL MONTREAL HOUSE, Opposite G.T.R.Btation | 136-138: _ Wednesday, July 10, 1906.Store cloges at 6\u201d to-night.Ladies Bathing Suits - Made of extra quality Navy Blue Luster, Waist Cut Sailor Style, full Skirt, neatly trimmed with white braid.Syeci- ally well made and finished.Sizeg 30, 34, 38, 42 in.Bust measure.Our Special price, st.8 ellingtor Street.4 Dress Muslin | = \u201c1% Reduced After the |most succesful Season.we have ever had.We offer the balance of these gocds at following reduced \u2018prices\u2014 all this Season Stock:\u2014 10c line > for 1 1-2c 15¢ \u201c - 12e 20c \u201c.15c 25¢ 19¢ 30¢ so \u201c 24c | Samples ou application Shirt Waist Suits We are offering the.balance \u2018of.our -Summer Shirt W ajis t 4 at spes cial reduction sale to clear\u2014muke it a point to see them No one urged to bay.- ane .| Grocery Section | \u201cgust.\u201d is hare The New Breakfast Cerial\u2014\u201cGlust-0\u201d i$ now in stock-dometHing similar: to Force \u2018aid Orange Meat\u2014 A Toy for the children in jeach packet.hic per Packet -10c | ter\u2019s church, | turnout of brethren and a very fine Fy ol (his {plate Some eight | Wells dattes vante Ÿ M ent Nh be furnished chiefly by Misses Macrae, Barker and learned.Friendship Lbdge, No.66, A.F.& \"| A-M»,' attended divine service\u201d in a body on Sunday afternoon at St.Pe- There was a large sermon was preached by Rev.Bro.Atkinson, of Sawyerville.Mrs: A.F.Robinhon and Mrs.G.Forest's little dau hters have returned home from a Visit to friends in East- {mat and Foster, Mr, H.L.bled but again aîter a eda Bs ihe.Bast might, Ya Cole ent Saturday and\u2019 Sunda § it boi gp \u20144 : ROCK: ISLAND and DERBY LINE; uly 11 \u2014Mr.and Mrs.Harvey, of I ofrdo,.0; spshding a few days town.fr.\u201cHarvey was a resident ears ago, Miss Jean Howden n Yer 28 arrived.at- Derby, - Line for several wecks\u2019 \u2018stay, the gnest of Miss Esther \u2018Butterfield, Dr.T.J Walsh and; ¥ .Walsh, of St.«Johnsbury, are \u2018gui hts \u201cof his par- lents at \u201cField Hill.\u201d The: Ladies\u201d Aid of.the Upiversalist | Church gave a strawh wherrg.feptivel in Foster\u2019s Hall last Friday: ev: ing An excellent supper wad served {hb the attendance was not very fives 3 Repairs are going on at the College in the way of papering \u2018and painting, so everything will be in good condition when the school re-opens again next fall.- Mrs, \u2018Hart Cross dd + Ygone to Bos- Lon, from: there to New York, where \u20ac will visit Mr.Grebs, from Adlan- ks \u2018Georgia.: ; = + anand STANSTEAD.\" 11.\u2014Mr.J.YW.Gregoire, architect; of Sherbrooke, is in the village to- -day supervising the work at the new conveit; \u2018The granite walls are growing taller every day.Everything about the place speaks of the greatest \u2018activity.Mr.Armstrong, who has been spending a month\u2019s vacation at Stan- stead, returned to Boston Saturday.Mrs, Thomas.Pitre, nee Della\u2019 Morelle, died at her home last evening.Mrs, Pitre has been ill for six months, The immediate cause of death was congestion \u201cof the lungs, \u2014Mrs, Pitre wus barely twenty-six .years of age, She leaves a husband) and two small children who have the sympathy of the community at large, v , EAST CLIFTON.- July '11.\u2014Mr.Norman Betts of Pittsburg, N.H., has \u201d been visiting relatives in town.Mr, William Elliott has bought the Kingsley Farm.71.The jce cream social given by the lddies of the Fpiscopal church was a décided success.A very nice programme, consisting of music, recitations, ete, was very much enjoyed by £ ( ull The finaneial proceeds of the evening were 318, Mr, James Jowery ,, has, purchased \u2018the store building formerly occupled b Mr.Hodgen.¢ y precy Our new school house is rapidly nearing completion and when finished | will be a great improvement, - Pree BURY.\u2018Dentist Jenks will be at Bury July 18 and.19; Scotstown, 20th; Lake Me- gantic, 22nd, 23rd, qe and 25th.STONE SAYS BRYAN WILL WIN >= CONTEST MIGHT BE CLOSE TAFT BE NOMINATED BY.REPUBLICANS, St.Louis, Mo, July 11, \u2014 Senaton- William J, Stone arrived from Washington_and \u2018New York Monday.ni hy filled to overflowing with enthusiasm- for the Bryan boom and optimism! as to \u2018Democratic prospects throughout the-country.\u201c\u201cI'hree to two is shout the right way to express Bryan chan- cen for defeating Roosevelt,\u201d said the | junior Missouri senator.\u201cThat Bryan will be unanimously nominated by the next Democratic national convention there can be not the shadow of doubt.IF majority of the people of the United States.want him for the next President.If Roosevelt is renominated, Bryan should defeat him easily.If Taft is nominated by the Republicans the race will be a bit close, but Bryan will have shade the \u2018best ofit.1 regard Taft as the strongest candidate the Republicans could put up.\u201d Senator Stone declared that |Bryan\u2019s chances to be the pext President are hetter \u2018than those of any other |man in.the country.il; ~~Mrs.Chas, Fuller will en-| tertain the Ladies\u2019 Aid jof the\u2019 Con- fe Church on Thursday, July.121 Mr.Lüther Collins and family, are sorry to report, are- leaving Lawrence, Mass., sidence there, Nurse SeHofield, of Sutton, is taking | curé of Mrs.Fred Ellison.Mrs.Tree, of Stanbridge, also, Mr.Fred Laraway and Miss fall, of Ottawa, Were guests of \u201cMrs, Fred Welch last Friday.x - FLANDERS SCHOOL, RE EPORT.DISTRICT \u201cNO, 19.rv Grade V.\u2014(Max.marks 1600), Mary\u2019 McCafferty, 1485, ih TIT, (Max.marks 1200) +, we for to = up their re- Mildyed MéIntosh, 1054 : 2, French,\u201d 964; 3, Rosie Lebourveau, SOS; 4, Jasi French, 700; 5,.W.L ehour veau, 763, Grade II.(Max.marks 700)\u20141, A.Wells It, -1, Yd), Primer Class.\u2014(Max.marks 5007 da Lebourveau, 487 ; 2, Arthur _ 423.rimer Class\u2014(Max, marks 400) Abie McCafferty, 340, .3) ad Jos DEFINITION.\u201cWh t fs law, papa?\u2019 \u2018Law.my son, is the art of determining what an overworked heeler on th bench (will say about an alleged state © facts.!'\u2014Life.-2g 1.\u20141, our dees Pre Te PY em a a re at £oaTIedex.A The Ladies\u201d G ld a annual strawberry fosti Ahh ictoria Ball The entire party demands him and the\u2019 Archie] J aah ride AG = SBRBBROOKE.- DAULXE-BPCORD, WEDN.SEE UT Alsi DAY : red Julyt @la\u2014Uhepe 1uis; ie or Ci going gu Shi Sis Es Éonne = Pind | sonst te: Oliver - son, ip are; bui i 2 i | JE Il Ahis-d\u2018Hew houses, and Ms.J.Leishead® a (We nes Vv nig he ui hi others: making \"additions and alter: tions, Mr.and Mrs, M.A.Cummings are in Montreal, accompanied by \u2018their youngest daughter.Mrs.George W.Smith and daughter] who have both been \u2018sick, are comsid- big inroad towards the finish of his haying, having ot half of it in the barn before Monday\u2019s rain set in, - \u201cFaust.\u201d drew a .crowded .housa on Monday .night, Jet the new Opera ouse, - Mr.W.G.Cross and Mr.J.H; Cae nie who went to Richmond on Saturday returned on Monday accompanied by Mr.Carnie\u2019s \u201cbrother, Mr.Gordon Carnie, from, Guatemala, Mexico, who Ko spend a few days with bis.bro ther, Sort ; tn Mr.Howard Lovell and Mr.\u2018Carnie are fixing up a nice boat house by Messrs, mill, - Mr.Jas.Thomas, formerly of Coati- cook, now of Montreal, wag in.town on Monday looking-after his property.weaker.Mr.and Mrs.Renry Wilson, of Beecher Falls, are spending their vaca- Yon with his parents, Mr.and Mrs, H.Wilson.nr.William Falconer is filling in his time haying a little, and will go the Northwest shortly to get cattle to take over to Scotland with him when he returns, Messrs, Bert Morgan and Allie Moul- ton were out fishing on Monday, and brought home two fine baskets of.fish, about ten pounds each.Councillor KE, F.Tomkins is building a fine launch\u2019 to take out to Lake Massawippi, Mrs.A W.Royan, of Montreal, visiting yo parents, Mr.and Mrs.0 Granberg.\"es and Mrs.Lyman Q.Bliss, and daughter, of : Compton, were visiting Mr, and Mrs.B: Farnsworth, Mrs.Goss and son, of Lynn, Mass, are staying for a few weeks at the Coaticook \u2018House.Miss A.Wadleigh, of the Acadelny staff, is spending a few weeks at Old Orchard,- having a well, earned rest with her mother.+ HATLEY.Ju ~The Misses Murphy and Mrs, Dave nder are again back at their old hoane, sumimer nths, In the /absence of our Rector, Mr.Murray, fthe Rev.Mr.Seaman, of N.Hatley, officiated at St.James Church Sunday afternoon at 3 p.n, The ladies of the Methodist Church will give a strawberry festival on the Common at Hatley on Friday evening, | WATERVILLE, © Lo \u2019 July 1l.\u2014About 120 citizens.at+ tended the ice cream social at Mr.Duncan Keir;s residenca on Friday evening, last, All report a pleasant time.The Orangemen will hold a picnic at Mr.Hammond's grove on July; 12, The Waterville Band .will be in at tendance.There will be a baschall match in the afternoon.Miss Sadie Gilman, who has finished | 5h course as Durse-in-training at the Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital, is at home for a few weeks\u2019 vacation, La \"> - FITCH BAY, Newport spending a short vacation with her mother, Mrs.Chester Wilson.Mr.George Brown, of Way's Mills, is staying with his daughter, Mra.J.J.arr, _ Mrs.Flora Magoon and son, Harry, of Newport, are visiting relatives and friends here, \u2018 Carl Barber, of Providence, RI, is at home called here by the death \u2018 of his only brother, Harold._ M Rediker is home from Newport for a few weeks\u2019 vacation, Mrs.'I'.B.Rider is visiting friends in Sherbrooke.Harold, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.#.H.Barber, died at his Bome on.July 4th, after a painful illness of tupberculosis.The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad affliction, The funeral services were : conducted by Rev.G.Illery Road, assisted hy Dr.Cross, 1 Archie Bissell\u2019s colt fan away on Monday morning, throwing Mr.Bis- sell dnd son out and smashin things generally.No one was seriously hurt.Levi Gustin\u2019s house is resplendent in a shining cont of new paint.Wray Adams is home for a week's vacatgn from Newport, Vt.énd Mrs.Frèd \u2018T niscy and daughters, of Thdianapolis, Ind.) are visiting his \u2018parents, Mr, and Mrs.Wm.\" Tais- Me.Drow, : ey | ms ¢ | FAST FARNHAM.1 Fly 11 \u201cof .tho \u2018Boston Bible | School, is here to.préach i in the A.C, Church during the summer, Baby's Second Summer will be a happy, healthy summer; if mother starts NOW to feed or Nestle\u2019 sFood È Just add water\u2014no milk, Always | ready or use, © i Saniple (sufBelent for ght, meals) sent free to mothers, oy mi tei, wiley\u201d, Lies sine Saw änd Grist Mills For Sale.- For pe - Booly erably better and well on the road toll BNF complete recovery.| A \u2014 Mr, J.L.Thornton, Jr., has made af ¢ - PE ovell & Son\u2019s old clapboard Mr.Cormier is very sick and gêttingt to | the Gunning House, for the|.July 1 13th.Hatley Cadet Band will of the serious illness of her sister, Ida be in attendance.A cordial invitation Gop.is extended to all.ha à iss Duplessis, of Montreal, is the + guest of Miss Genevieve Bedard.J in.town this week, \u2018attending the fun: July 11.\u2014Nurse Wilson is home from | Bernard.The funeral was held at St.We dnesday morning.: afxawberry social | shire, \u201cwere in town on Satürday.| Kingslev were visiting in Dudswe]l on x Br s- nn ri .a ef 5di wae RA ne al that mak ly fit of, for the: dish toa bears\u2019 \u2018thi .-wha but \u2018abôv L.RICHMOND: ford, Conn., an.old residént of Riche mond, is visiting old friends.Mis, Harry Pearson, of Farnham, is visiting Mr, Edmond Pearson.Mr.Albert Herriman, of Ulverton, who was taken to Montreal Hospital to undergo a serious \u2018operation, is reported tg be in a serious condition and little hope is entertained for his recovery.Miss \u2018Aspinwall- Howe, who has been visiting Mrs.Hart, has returned to Lennoxville.\u2014Mrs.Beck gave a very enjoyable | Pienie on Saturday at Spooner.Pond, ta a number of invited guests.Mr, George May, of Montreal, was the; guest of Mr.Alex.MeLeay over Sutidays -Mrs.J.H.McLeod \u2018has returned from Waterville, .Miss Mabel Peterson, of St.Hilaire, is the guest of « Mr.and Mrs.M.L.Dohan.will -spend the summer with his parents in Kingsbury.Miss Pansy Wyatt and Francis Armstrong Sherbrooke, are visiting Miss Bertin McKee, - Mr.Kidwall, of Boston, Mass., will spend the summer with- his sister, Mrs.J.Sanborn, - Mr.Albert Paxton, of \u2018Montreal, the guest of Mr.George Pearson.-Miss Ruby - Gilliland, of Montreal, \u2018and Miss Gertrude Ackinhead, of Chicago, are the guests of Mrs.J.W.Barrie.Miss Dora Gallup has gone to Mont- reat ere she was called on account is Hon.Justice Tait, of Montreal, was eral of Mrs.Quinton.McGill.unday cvcning the Gospel Temper- .ance.meeti was \u201cvery well attended.\u2018Rev.R.W.gland of the Methodist Church, jere the speakers and gave very in- | topenting addresses on the temperance wo, ke he funeral of Mrs.Quinton McGill, formerly of Melbourne, took place Monday on the arrival of the morning train from Montreal, Mr.Tom Hart, Fred Mappin, G.O.Ginn, C, Fowler, Col.Bernard and A, Wilcox.See \u201c\u2018Faust\u201d\u201d at Richmond Oper House, Wednesday night, July 11th.oy \u2014 2° * - DANVILLE, oo July 11.\u2014Mrs.Wm.McDonald and son, of.Boston, are visiting Mrs.D.McDonald.Mr.and Mrs, Overberry and daughter, of Islénd Pond, have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.G.W.Fullerton, .Mrs.\\Grant, Brownville,.Me., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.\u201cNelson Hall.Mi.Elliott, the guest of the Rev.W.T.Smith.Mr.Goorge Burnie, Field Secretary, will visit the Presbyterian Sunday School next Sunday morning, also, Scotch Hill, in the aîternoon at three o\u2019dock, and Asbestos at 7.30 in_ evening.+ Four of the Masons of Doric Lodge, | Danville, Messrs, Geo.Thurber, A.] \u201cTaylor, JS.8.Mabley and S.L.Gil- son went to Richmond on Sunday tof attend the, Masonic Church parade to the Methodist Church.Jt took place at 11 a.m, Mr.and Mrs.C.Brown and daughter, Grace, ne \u2018and Mrs, #.F.Brown, went to Richmond Sunday to attend the memorial service of the late Miss Amy McClav, which was held in the Con regu tional Church.Mrs, Stevens, of, Flodden, was the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Goodenough, over Sunday.Mrs.Frank Bernard died on Monday at the home of her son, Mr.Fred Augustine\u2019 8 Church ut ten o clock this \u2014\u2014\u2014 = «SOUTH DUDSWELL, | July, 11.~The R.7, of I.held their in the hall Saturday me.ë sr.vi Mrs.A.I.Hall have re- Lu rned home after a visit ta friends at ith\u2019 s Mills.- Pr and.Mrs.I.Lromwell, of Cook- Miss Amy Bridgätte,- of Bitchton, is sel, Mrs.Alonzo Todd and Miss Laura Friday last.Miss Idella Kingsley was visiting for a few \u2018days at Mrs.H.Ladds, We are \u2018glad to\u201d.report Miss\u2019 Anna Seveigny is on the gain.\u2014 .Mr.Edgar Taylor and - Mrs.Charbonne] drove to Hillhurst last week, | and- visited friends.Rev./Mossop and son, Percy, are vi- : It will conterit, you in br omar who wears ib, | degree, every corset that \u201cJuly 11.\u2014Mr, A.Morrisette, of Hart- | Dr; Henry | Waters, of Boston, Mass., } (att, of the Congregation-{ f al | Church, Melbourne, and Rev.EM.un The bearers were | of Sa anaw, Mich., is].the.¢ duty in many cups, hut the forks, spendil \u201ccouplet weeks with © her | i Rare Lur Hal: \u201c ' iat eee cdl rr metres - BIRCHTON.Jaly- *A]:\u2014Mr, and.Mrs.William nd \u2018son, of\u2019 Sherbrooke, \u2018spent Sn das at home.Mrs.L, F.Charbonnel is spending a week with her sister, Mrs.A.5.Bra- vo From a durability and perfect fitting point of view, à an ideal garment: He ; D&A modelis in every.point, es corset comfort-the comfort of perfect style, of shape- graceful \u2018design, of ease 0- D&A mark well made térer their ptite-every.one ; e all-easy-comfort and comfor-and again comfort-that - © -is the D &A supreme merit.A.BAYLAY COMPTON, July 11.\u2014Mr.and Mrs; Thomas Ro- well, Set Sherbrooke, have been in Compton a few days to Visit friends.Mr.Louis St: Laurent, advocate, of Quebec city, is spending \u2018his annual | holidays here, at his old home.Mr.G, I.Robertson left.yesterday for.Picteficld, Mass., to attend the funeral of his only brother, ard Robertson, of Duluth, Minn.Miss Proulx \u201cand Miss \u2018Alice Proulx, St.Laurent.Mrs.\u2018 C, G.Mabel Smith \u2018and Miss friends in Cookshire.- A meeting of the R.C.ratepayers was held yesterday to appoint I missioners in the places of Messrs, M.St Marie and D, Bureau, whose term of office hade expired.Mr.St.Marie succeed 1).Bureau, - Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Le Moyne have \u201cIngleside.\u201d * Mr.R.Bruce Reid, of Montreal spent the week end in town, to return from his trip abroad until September.the guest over Sunday of Mrs.J.B.M.St.Laurent, oo i, THE FARNHAM \"DAIRY BOARD SALTLESS BUTTER BROUGHT 213, SALTED 21}, CHEESE 11 9-16, regular weekly afternoon in the Balmoral Hall, chase of the entire offerings of salt- less butter, Alexander, of Montreal.The follôwing were the sales ; SALTLESS BUITER SALES.Jas.Alexander bought : Lilly Dale, 57 boxes at 21e.G 1048, 70 hoxes at 21ic.Ehn Bank, 56 boxes at 213e.Notre -Dame, 35 boxes at Zl ge.| Red Cross, \u201c05 boxes at 21 ge.Silver Spring, 40 boxes at 21%c.M 85, H8 boxes at 21ÿc, Rapid River, 92 boxes at te.\u201cOlive, 64 boxes at 21%c, + Ivy, 68 boxes at 2lje.SALTED BUTTER SALES.Lovell & Christmas bought : H 270, 41 boxes at 2lte.Hodgson Bros.bought: | SD 116, 72 boxes at ie, CHEESE SALES, Jas, Alexander bought: - \u2018River Crook, 80 boxes at 1119.16.+ WHEN THE tel} HE DOES NOT ALWAYS STALK SOLEMNLY AND.SILE NTLY + ABOUT, (Krom Recreation.) | It would brighten up the red man\u2019s reputation if n few \u2018more frivolous \u2018pale faces could {uke an oceasional on their native Arizona heath, When :the dinner hour found us far from the \u2018store we often went to some nearby the sage brush fire invited ourselves to \u2018dine with the family, Usually the dinner was of mutton, broiled over the coals on n gr idiron improvised from pieces of heavy wire; cnrs.of green corn rousted before the fira and a kind .of ash cake | made from @orn ground: with \u201cslong ipto a course meal, mix- «ed with Water and salt, wrapped \u2014 in.green husks und cooked in-the ashes, Often the Indians were like a a group vof éhiltren; jokes passed back and forth and! everyone langhed hetween mouthfuls.Some mecrimentt over n remark; that seemed to have concerned me Jed me to ask for a translation, which was: \u2018The woman says that one of the dogs has heen carrying that stick Joy are \u2018using as a fork! around in his mouth.\u201d There was w Mingle knife, and n family spoon did stirring be- ing fingers, were individual.An Indian seated opposile me, wit) grave expression and dignified demeg- nor seemed like o Shermer from one of Cooper\u2019 s tales looked for tHe passing of a pipe of peace and an\u201c Fi- dian oration, hut when this notable red man lifted his hand it was to reach forward and tickle with a fen- ther one of the children.He then quickly resumed his former \u2018attitude and assumed an expression of ontrag- Jr, in his 23rd year.siting in Bulwer.|\u201d M Mr, Leon- of Sherbrooke, are the guests of Mins.Smith have returned from a visit with, com- | was returned and D.Bolduc chosen to taken possession of their new - \u201chome, at \u2018Rev.Father Lavallee is not expected.Mr.John Hackett, of Stanstead, was.| Farnham, July 11 \u2014(Special)\u2014 The meeting\u2014of the Farh- ham Dairy Board took place Monday The feature of the sale was the pur- 635 boxes, by Mr.James \u201cINDIAN UNBENDS meal with 4 group of Nuvajo Indians |.\u2018hogan, and joining the circle around | hd == PIPE REPATRING i DEPT.] | \u2014The promptuess With.which we do all work shogud be emphasized.- \u2014The .reason: ibleness of our charges should, also be dwelt upon.° Good work, (ic kly accomplished.A, E.KINKEAD 8 C0; Wholesale and\u2019 Retail\u201d T'obacépaots, 113 Wellington Street.i; .HERPICIDE'S MISSION \u2014~\u2014 i [= |4t Takes -Away \u2018the Dread: of + Birthdays Nothing is more annexing to men and women of middle age than to se Uiune unmistakable signs of apes thin lair aid \u2018 gravness-approuchine.But sejence has | discovered that-these couditioRs ure vo longer \u2018\u2019unmistakahle\u201d evidentes of old age, far the dandruff germ theury proves- that even very voung people i {may suffer\u2026 hair\u2019 loss, while \u201chosel .lortunate enouga to escupe the ravages of the seal geri, retain their abundan( locks to ripe old age, Newbro's Jlerpieide hills the dand- rfl\u2019 germ and removes the \u2018risk of ap pearing old before your fine, Save your hair and your feelings, uine Herpicides by using the gen SoId by leadifg druy- gists.Send 10e er stamps for sumple 1g \u201cThe Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich, 0 w.H.Griflith, By secial Avent, The Simple lie is best.To .live naturally; work - during the day, keep your temper, eat three meals and take a Beech am\u2019, Pill regularly, as required, Thére is no medicine for the sime _ple life, or the strenuous, like \u2014 Beechams Pills Sold J Bveiywhere, In boxes 25 cents.The e Soul of a Piano is the : Action.Insist on Plano Action | The Dally Reoord SHERBROOKE RECORD CO., Publishers., (Le 8.Onannell, V.H, Morrill) Published every afternoon, except Sua day, 8 108 ollington street, Sher Soke, \"SUBSORIPTION PRIOR strictly in ad Yance, one year, $2.00; six monthg, $1.00; three months, BO cents; o month\u2019 20 cents, To, a! address in the Eastern Townsh \"pe ear only, - ADVERTISING \u201cha HS Yoo me & day, 7bc; days, $1.0 days, $1.25 ; one week, 32,00 ; one inch.one year, \u2018$42.00.tisement 1s inverted ever twice a week or once a wee Cards of Thanks, not ex ng 80 words, 50c.; Obituary poetry, 10e lise} Reading Notices, 2c per word.In sending monoy remitters shows take precaution to use express ot post ofice orders or register letter.CHANGES {for advertisements _ghould be in the hands of the printers belure o'clock a.m.of the day of publication, js insertion.No changes guaran other day,.only.if received after 8 am.Circulation DAILY RECORD, Cirenlation statement for week ending July 7th, MOG: Monday coo ernie Holiday Tuesdey .rene eee Goer ae 7,200 - Wednesday .7,101 Traursday CT ee 7,200 Friday .cee cer oer 7,101 \u201c| Saturday .\u2026.Lee verres ve 7,201 | Total 7.25,803 WATCH US GROW, Daily average for June, 1905 .6087 Daily average for Jun, - 1906 7164 Gain in daily average terre anvecnes 1077 Branch Offices Of the Sherbrooke Daily Record: Néws Items, Advortisewments, \u2014subscrip tions may he left at any af the fullowing \u201cBranch mediate attention.items of News are specially \u201d soliciteô trom all readers of this paper.: Cowansville:\u20141\u2019.0: DuBoyce, Rosallfs Coaticook:\u2014F.E.Wadleigh.Richmond: \u2014C, KR.Withrow, Hutton: \u2014Wm.Brown.Ænowlton:-Miss Lucia A.Knowlton.Oookshire:~F.A.Bottom.Rock Island:\u2014Miss B.Parken, Windsor Mills:\u2014H.H.\"Honrques Waterino:\u2014G.E.Jones, \u2014; Danville:\u2014Miss E.L.Gihsons Boston & Maine Raitroid | Summer arrangement, June 25, 1906.- MAIL.\u201406.20 a.f., for St Johnsbury, Worcester, Boston, - Springheld end New York.EXPRESS \u2014Togve Shethrooke 11.50 8 m., arrive Boston 8.15 gran.?NEW YORK.EXPRESS - [eave Sher Hrooke, 6.50 pan., arrive New dork 7 wm.- : - MIXED.-10.00 ani, arrives Newport.12.10 p.m.| LOCAL .\u2014J eave Sherbrooke Holo pad arrive Newport.7.00 pom.201 NIGIPT EXPRESS.0.35 pan.for Bof ton.7 : ) FROM THE SOUTH.Fares [raves Boston\u201d 1.040 pan., Worcester 1140 abo Portland, Me., 1.30 p., Speeagenend 9.30 #.m., arrive Shorbrouke Lae go NIGHT 12x MESS Fauve Boston 700 pee, Portland,\u201d Me, 4.40 jan, a) 1Ive Sherbrooke 6.40 gan.© NEW YORK EXPRESS Loe Ne® York 9.00 Porn, arrive herbe ok 41 00 aI.LOC Al.\u2014Twaves « neon d Ya, au Via Jed innocenen when necused by the Plymouth, érriving Shertionhe 2.60 tickled child, Ly Peng © .eect 7 (OCA \u2014T eave Newport Hol, aan, 807 ' rive Sherbrooke 9.47% nur.; .DEATHS.: ! 7 D JS, FLANDbERS, Ce=4 TA ELLISON\u2014At Fast Farnham, Que, \u201c Beton, Mass July \u20184th, infant son of Mr, \u2018and Mrs.JL FLETCHER, Apt, nechcoobé Fred, Ellison.\u2014 - 7 a I on oddest hn MARTIN\u2014At Dixville, Que, on Fri | fimsock of the ideal bind © In the suuituer snatden os sue, day, July\" fth, 1906, Lyman Martin, Is only big\"enough for one-\u2014- But strong enough for two.* 1.80, Liberal discount if \u2018adver Offices, and they will receive m- 20 = = | | | \u2014_\u2014 Thweta Expro arrive p.m.Express arrive \u2026 pm.D Passengui arrive pm Accomu« to ; p.m., ¢ \u201c Quebec == - Express 8.45 p.Daily.e Expross\u2014 2.15 7 I» - Daily+ Passenge 8.00 a.Dally © Accommo leave - hrooke J.H.w 7 Gemer CA Home \u2014 T Winnipe; j 888.55; : - Kery, All $42.50.Proport tions.apply to.KE.H, a [ fs Co SEA OENRARQORE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY) it) dee TE PAGE THREE.TH .COWANSVILLE.° ~ SUTTON.1 y ;$ \u2018 { July 11.\u2014Prof.and Mrs.O.Stewart IT ISH T uly l11.\u2014Mr: A.G.Eustman returned Saturday evening trom West Lebanon, N.H., where ue want to sou a friend, Mr, Charles Moore, who was very ill, and was not expected tu ru- cover, but when Mr, Easunan left for home, Mr.Moore was ounsidered \u2018 out of immediate danger.Mr.Ray B, duurgeon, of Farnham, spdnt Saturday nignt and- Sunday in town, Mr.Sturgeon was assistant ut the C.P.K.station for over a year here, Taylor are again here for summer holidays, and Mr.Freer, the baritone soloist, of Montreal, is likewise summering at the Sweetsburg House.- - Mr.William Johnston, of Montreal, spent the week-end with his son, Mr.G.W.Johnston, the druggist.On; Sunday, after the Methodist Sun- \u2018day School had held its session, Rev, W.T.Brown, on behalf of the teachers and officors of \u2018the school, presen to Miss Donna Scott, the Secretary- Treasurer thereof, a fine gold ring Griffith's Skin - Lotion ia particularly recommended for Rough, ADVISABLE TO ALLOW the children to roam around in their bare feet.Shoe manufacturers have responded \u2018to the demand for a cool type of leaving hers last autumn, .|Footwear by making Sandals.Con- Mr.U.M.Boright left here with bis #ist of a substantial sole and heel, is famous the w d over for good tea ata moderate prioe, | 2 #3 ness with lK should 7 è 7 - ; = { xd \u2019 - = _ a i \u201c .with ruby setting as a slight remembrance of her birthday and\u2018itoken - of auto at about 9,30 Saturday night 8nd strap uppers.- Hard, or irritated skin, sunburn, mos- ness of - 9% ; tor a trip to Montreal by moonlight.: quito and other insect bites.- X : appreciation of the good and faithful He took with him Mr.Frank Leonard, À J.A, wi tt & Go ; \u201ca a 2 also be work which Miss Scott has for the last night agent here, and one \u2018or two oth \u2018age \u2019y CANNOT HARM THE MOST DFELI- ly accom- \u2019 ; : al In prise to Miss Scott, but she made a ri d between here and lt 9 _ Ÿ | For gentlemen after shaving it will : gost.and \u2018most Influential in the few suitable remarks of thanks and ou ere carie the ra Water mans be found delightfully soothing and + , 7 + ] received the congratulations of all \u201cMp Leander Spencer, | at present LS rateful, 0, bactaufste, eekei\u2026 | D EE Mich, | ce! a petitors, Many ladies were in, at- | Longeway lett, here Monday morning ens.Opposite New Court House.) CLT OX Bell Tel.404, tendance, and the whole function was | pur eo wanuville and Beuturu, ber loi , - ol Onno ton St.Sherbrooke.Que, Dread of IH most enjoyable.- mer home, after which she will return F.T.ANSELL elling \u2018.| =r 10018 | 2 Mr.William Macfarlane, of Mont |, Montana, oo : y Ce ONTREAL HOTELS.p STE | rE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 real was home over Sunday, as was} Mr, Lgbert Shepard, lof.Windsor Drugglst and® Stationer, AH 3 nent und | q also Councillor John McCabe.| Mills, agent on O.M, ky.there, spent | ; RIENDE Al HOTEL | ti hair se - SHERBROOKE LOAN _\"\" PL.;Ç Mr: R.B.Neil formerly of this Sunday \u2018un town, returning to \u2018Windsor 10 Strathcona Square.° | : 4 # seinen o ° .July: 11.~Mrd: and Miss Largie, of branch of the, E.T.Bank, and Mr.yjijls on Monday.- > \u2018 \u2014 5360 h Square \u2018 EF f if f usure\u201d ne .Richmond, are guests of Mr.and Mrs, [Leon Allen, ân old Cowansvillo boy, \u201cpe Ludies™ Aid of the Methodist - cques Carties AY | EL: il dences \u2018of old ET 8 MOR E CO Frank Largle, |° | \u2018 J were both here from West Sheflord on:| (Burch will meet with Mrs, Eugene | Onl 3 few Oppesite the City J.À.TANGUAY / BR RE \u201cory \u2018\u2019proves \u2018 s.} + = .! Mrs, Hector: -Hebert is visiting Saturday._ .;( : Bates on: Thursday afternoon.| Co , y .Ww.Bil Les _ F i i may suffer + \u2018Money to lgan on first morigage oe: | friends at St.Johns, | Mr.Harlow Hutchins, advocate, of \u201c(uite a number of city boarders | - Meatreal.Pros A {hu mate \u2018vnougs Lf : murisy, on rec estate, at surrent rate The Misses Hattie and Olive Warren Montreal, were here Saturday.Mr.are taking up quarters at the Mount- | grew 1 The Most Centrally Situated Ho 2 200 scalp gers, ~ \u201col interest 1 \u2014 | of Worcester, Mbss., are guests of Mrs; Hutchins is a former East Farnham foi View House, City folks make no _ _ owas Bi to ripe old - Me | - Minnie Warren; resident who has achieved success in mistake when coming to Sutton for the M | | When tn Montreal stop at i .i * the.Hand- JAS, DAVIDSON, ®, B.FOSS, - Mr.H.- Domita was\u2018in Riehford on the metropolis, 1 summer.: | maa | | THE s AVOY HOTEL LA uve od President, ~ Sec.Treas.Friday.4 - + re Miss Maggie Cannon, of Stanbury, | 0a - - Co ' 4 I he Is er TL Dr Todt pris tan eon, in WEST BOLTON.visitetl: the Misses Jessie and Pearl left to go at cost, [10 Victoria St.- Opnosite The Academy.ATE .: .sn « = .o .ral .° ° \u2018 | « : .: .- - 9 ry À » 4 ' ë : \u2018a.- ; - .» , 4\u20ac .- je : 3k.vuding' druu : r.Lockhurst\u2019s| private sanitarium, July 11.\u2014Mr.Wm.Conley bas sold Curley the past week, leaving for home Ladies\u2019 Hestsurant, Goat's Cale, is 1p J \\Jumple 10° 12 | Montreal, for.the past.month, return-| his farm and stock to Mr.Erwinl on Thursday.01 - | La private Dining.Rooms.The -Æuropean \"A nt.vo \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a \u2019 Lif 1 # Willi t \\ + =\u2014 illiams is at Montgomery, Vt._ {been visiting her aunt; Mrs, Hiram i ir held at \"_Sher- ) 4 Lik liv: work: Te = ir The WCU] held its laut regular Bradley TL \"| brooke.the annual faic held at Sher] WATERLOO.- on wal ihe.European ' Pia; 803 È 28 M \u20ac obers co ) - Standish on Friday last, Several arin ir.Hiram radley is visiting rela: bdr.Jerry Harvey, of Granby» Das y July hp.Tittemore, of- Lowell, Rooms (many with bath), Electrio Light.pr 4 1 a Beech- | .ps va pre NRA | ATI MR n a guest a r.John Curleys ., 1s spénding a few days in Water-|ing, 1 d ao judi E.this Hk x ener 00 Aoresting report} were read seeing 10] \"ie.and Men, Frank Winenor more Ping eit Che pant ek los\u201d dhe \u201cBuen 1 hie bois Me 6.| Roepe oro \u201cSanyo a i EET r the sim\u2019 Ca Fe con eux 1 fi Monday retent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Du-|- Mr, and: Mrs.Horace Ste{gon.and\u2019 |S.Tittemore, Main street.Superior Service.Rooms from $1 pes \u2018 Im like - r.Alonzo Lemieux left on Monday} boyco, | | | son, Hibbeit, spent Sunday with Master G.Eric Jones is just day upwards, 5 a 18 Di ~ for a trip dowd\u2019 the Saguenay and] Miss Audrey\u2019 Worden, of Brome Cen- \u2019 .es is Just recover- |\" W.H.BROWN, Mgr.vs ~~ Tea business.\u2014 Teas 10, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, _ Co 60 cents per Ib.: | ed home oñ Fritlay.rapidly, > Laura Wilh Safford, of Sultén ~ GORMIER'S ADV.in show window and- see what you can get for 25c : \u2018 Hn ; \u2018 - > = \u2014 Re 2 ë .during his absehce\u2019 will visit h at Chicoutimi.Mr.Roy Neil,| of staff, West She town with his mother.Mr.Albert Hhyes, = \u2014 Ë vo are famous in Ganada as ons of the lar- She is improving s is spending a éouplel les h of weeks with | her aunt, Mrs.Sy (y, Who are Jet.Miss Hazel Ç the E.Tord, Épent Sunday inf of days - who has : been, spending the past = few months \u2018few: years rendered to the benefit of the school, - It was a complete sur- present on the recurrence of her natal day.>.On \u201cSaturday, at - the Belmont grounds of the Villeburg Gun Club,the À beginners\u2019 spoon trophy was won ,by Dr.McConnell, with several close com- Whitehouse for $2,000, : We shall _be: very sorry to lose.Mr.and Mrs.Con- going to Waterloo, to live, \u2014 oo Miss Mattie Hunt, of Knowlton, has is home| tre, is visiting at the home of her to uncle, Mr.Géorge Church., Bank [+ Miss Bessie - Bradley spent a couple with her parents en route from Waltham, Mass., to her work in Montreal.\u2019 17 at] Mr, and Mrs, Allen Joyal, of Sher- er parties, to enjoy the outing.A light frost was reported in places working neat Montreal, spent Sunday.] with his-family here, Miss Dora Longeway, : of Great Falls, Montana, bus peen| a guest of her aunt, Mrs, B, A, Longeway, two or three days the pust week, Miss Mr, L.L.Jenne received permission on Saturday to erect a permanent Association grounds, Sherbrooke, friends at East Farnham.Mr.A.Duvernay, who recently sold out his harness making and repair business here, to Mr.J.H.Smith,bas gone into the Clark Bros\u2019.\u2018tub factory as night watchman._ CT Miss Bertha Bickford, who has been structure on the EK, T.Agricultural | for the sale of his home-made candies, etc.| .Whiting Block, Sherbrooks, CATE OR SENSITIVE SKIN: .| eal - Fountain - 25c.per bottle, = - lan.Everything new and first class.Pate 4 rooms, $1.00 per day upwards.- JOHN MILLET, 157 Welliugton Street, HOWARD GUILE & 00.Props.ST.LAWRENCE HALL - ing from a severe attack of tonsilitis which at one time looked like a case À 4 9 of diphtheria, fever running to 103} ; \u2018 , degrees, Dr.Martin was hastily called : : and at once had the much dreaded die: FOR FIFTY YEARS | A STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS CAFE ease under control.Miss Mary A.Mo nan is sufferin 1 from a very severe boil on her furs §| For LADIES and GENTLEMEN 15 Griffith's Drug Store, Gober mig ik ie A a, sa a Ee aan a ce EE a Tr \" Et a al .- 25 cents.\u2018 n.| arrived - Mon- i spending a couple ot weeks at Cow- x 4 3 , - do Man, arrivkl home on on higoke >pspent Sy nday here.teaching ansville, returned home on Monday ev- Prof.Curtis and Mra.Curtis, of 154-156 St.James St., Moatraal, À BA il.a = ue oo the Brill school, DE &| ening.Miss Bickford has almost en: Montreal are visiting their old home| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1 ESM © is the a = | BRO FE CENTRE.\" _ Thé Misses Ruth and Merle Booth, tirely recovered from the effects of atin Warden, ~ 5 3 at present the | , .i B qe mn - cL Fr ov .Lag 4 : dog's bite two weeks ago.= guests of Mrs, (Dr.) Symons, sister of] EM 1,4 eel || 131 Wellington St.|+ iid har mms Ma den Sot | ee ee sont 1 At the Et EL .13 ¢ ington t.extended visit to.friends and relatives | cher\u2019s on Monday.: ; Lo 0 - MANSONVILLE, aes as 4 .Ny LL Driggs \u201chome, ds ab if wisn day - El br | Ko 0 | \u2018 in Boston and other \u2019American cities.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Bullis, of Weep-|.July.11.\u2014The Methodist Ladies\u2019 Aid East » Slanbridge|: Bh : \u20ac Mis 1 n- ; © .Mrs.Chas.Mprgan, Miss Grace and] ing Water, Neb., are visiting friends planned for a- lawn social at Mr.À.\u2018The Knights of Columbus ra el : ie # FU ; T° .~-.Master Charlie.| Morgan, Mrs.J.J.1here.Lo CT = A Jenkins \u201con Wednesday.last, ut cursion fr en Waterlgo and Granby a tn CURE mme 7 - ._ +\" Quinn, Master Ivan and Miss Myrtle Jr.Thos.Diller in haying on his the, rain Juined thelr prospects, oo J Sunday last.~~ .a C.\u20ac ore ° £0 cu oord .- \u2014\u2014 Farm, of Mont cel, are ab Springdale [arn mn ol + _\u2014__ day the Province Hill and the St.| ibe deal Creamery of this place] ™ Co oR in! : Al - - Pa EE T Lc ; -\u2014- INTTRE * Tadies\u2019 Aid ue.shipped nearly two hundred pounds of : ° 38 OR jt \u2026 Publishers.- XK Mr.Ed.Maudigo and son, Edson, off FARNHAM CENTRE.Paul's Ladies Aid both had very suc butter, one week's output d Mont-| .We have just received another ship- - wr Morrill.) Boston, Mass., are the guests of Mr.1.l July.11\u2014Mrs.R.Jewett.and Jiftle cessful ice cream lawn sociale, nt | real market last ween, Also Mr.R.E.I ment of .our famous 40c.\u201cJ, T.ag cy .Morr un) ' RE IIEUE NS 1.Mandigo for à couple of months.| niece, Miss Anita Clark, of Boston, ared A small party from this village spen Scott made a.large shipment of Blend\u201d and 30e.Coylon Black Teas an.except Sua.=.|.Mr.M.Leonard spent a few days in| visiting relatives and friends in this Tuesday climbing Jay Peak.Most of Chouse as did Monsieur E.Vincent, of (the best values without doubt in thi 148 \u2018 h1 street, Bhar °.Timetable 1a efloct June 25th, 1008.Newport; M last week, i.vicinity - - them were easily distinguished the Jy \"4p, ge Stukely.Puce ihoent, « = \u2018any other city at the price), also EY te Ex oy raving Snerbroske, 00 am or Marshall © Church, of Clevrignd.\u201cMrs, Beattie and Miss Beatle; of next day by their slow and careful les y Vaudry and son, Mr.H.L.] & new lot of \u2018Fresh Roasted be \u2019 3 | .à 4 ) press\u2014Lecave erbrooke 00 a.m., oy _ \\ .u rs, 1, L, .cL, ry CL .Vaudr \u2018êpe a fe 30 à .: FR tin conte ; one.\u2014 arrive Levis 12.00 noon, Quebec 12.15 Church, widow of _ the late George Non trea » are Lhe gues 20° \"© | Our road inspectors have been put- | veck in Montreal visting.Trion.lust from Which Jav Plena our high grade AH.Er only, $1.50.a.Daily except Sunoay.5 am, Church, were recent guests of their] \u201c3.and Mrs.Jackmen and ehildren,| ting a good, deal of work on \u2018their News comes of the very sudden ill id.~ lend. 4 | Hh : y, 10a line} Accomuncelation\u2014 Leave Sherbrooke en Hayes, of pl, spent SundaY Sunday with his mother, Mrs.\u201d W.L, ; The young.Yadles of West Bolton ond Waterloo, dre B | (15 trathcona quare.) _ _ ora dE dr - 2, g : Ate Suñd wl rs.Quinn.a \u2018Young.Cm eT 0 foster assem at the home of Miss r.and © Mrs.Fred Davis and Mrs.= © af Abpea Nt 8 \u201choes lake .Quebec 880 am.paix except Suñday.| at [are the order of tho Sr and Mrs, G.Shepherd, of Farn-| Maud Whitehead on Saturday, July 7, John Oats, of Sherbrooke, also, Mrs.| - _ BUSINESS CARDS.URE He RE ne Express \u2014 Leave Quebec 8.15 p.m.Levis | Huy.Mrs.- We rden and Mr.Fran hain, spent, Saturday at Mr.A.Cle] for the purpose of organizing a sewing Price, of Montreal, spent Montlay with| AWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVER, 34 3124 O1 + ats .should \"8.45 p.m., arrive Sherbrooke 9.20 p.m.|-Vigeant have improved the appearance ments: a .circle, which was termed the \u201cElite Mr.and Mrs, Samuel Price here.Mrs, [2-4 Advocates, eto, .Bherbrocke and Tele RIV EE re ere 3 Daily except Sunday, of their residencs by the addition of Mrs, C.Fay and children, huve re- Sewin@ Circle.\u201d The following offi- | Price will remain the guest of her Richmond.\u2014 _\u2014 ARE B® suarantesd Express\u2014Leave Quebec 1.45 'p.m., Levis verandahs, 1 .turned to their home in Bedford after| cots were elected ¢ Miss Maud White: son for a faw days before returning to \u2018H A.McCREA, D.R.5, LL D.8, Gapkn cg BR : a 2.15 p.m., arrive Sherbrooke 6.40 p.m.Haymaking ill soorr-commence Mn sponding a few days with their uncle, head, President; Miss Mabel Young, the city, - 5 > + Dental Surgeon., HeLa 3 ECORD.- polly excopt Saturday.7.80 a.m.Levis this vicinity.\u201cHay promises to be 1 &IMr.A.C.Knecland.©, Vice-P/kident ;.Miss Hattie Young, Mrs.N.A.Cook, Charlotte, Vt., is North Hatley, over N: T.Bank, : itd TIE as : ats 5 B00 am.eerlvo Sherbrooke 1.15 p.m.good crop, and {farmers are hoping lor Mr.J.R.Manhannah and Mv.W.| Sccretary-Treastrer.This society will spending a few days in town the guest YNDMAN & BRADIEY, DENTIBSTS, AU TIR Ce week end- © Dally excopt\u2019 Sunday._- favorable wetther in order that noneFf[amilton spont Sunday at 54.\u201d Ar:[meet semi-monthly at jhe! homes\u201d of [tt Mrs, 8.W.Booth and\u2019 Mrs.F.Bar Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.- Waa E ce °._ Accommodetion\u2014Ienve.Quebec 4.45 p.m., f May be spoiled in curing.tended mand Centre, , [the various .members ahd useful arti- vington.: ; , GATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO- - ARR hail BR .Holiday + leave Févis 7.00 p.m., arrive Sher- .Several fron this section attend?_ eme + : J eles will be made in! preparation for a {cv Lids Claude Hall, of Swectsburg, is cates Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke\u2019 def ; + BN \u2026 7,200 «, [brooke 8.55 a.m.Daily except Saturday.| Court at Sweotshurg on Mon To 0 ~ EAST DUNHAM, ° | grand sale to be held lator ~ in tbe Visiting a fow days at Mountain View, R.W.A, PARWELL, (SPECIALLST RINE RIERA | 7,101 «À, H.WALSH, E.0.GRU NDY, xt listen to the tri | of Mrs.Liva MN July LI.\u2014Nr.and Mrs.J.L.Arh-| gearon.The next meeting of .\u2018the | the guest of Miss Myrtle and Katie 1 to Protestant Hospital.) Kye, Ear, TEE ar a, 7,240 - General Manager.- (rm Pass (8 Among the summer guests at, Le field, of West Farnham, are the guests] Elite will be held, at the home of the | Booth.Ci, .Nose and Throat Diseases, 87 Dufferin i} yt XY] ool a W.Miller's are Dr.:and\u201d Mrs.rey of Mrs.Ashfield's sister, Mrs.Homer] Secretary-Treasurer on Saturday, July Mrs.W.Taylor, of Halifax, was this| Ave, Sherbrooke.Consultations: 10-13 SEMEL 1V0E faa CANADIAN CJ and\u201d family, Ne .Mather and family, Yates.: .114, at 2.30 p.m; Weck the guest of her mother, Mrs, «J, |&m., and 1-4 p.m., and hy appointment, LEE RU RE Tn i nd and.Miss Hamilton.Mr.and.Mrs.Henry Wood, of Pow-; So + - dpoth, _ : ce K.ADDIE, C.E., P.L.8., QUEBKO, SPHe Ihig1d of \u2026 25,803 La PACI [of \u2014 > au erscourt, Que, \u2018have returned bome|| \u2026 \u2026 STANBURY.+.| Mer Henry Booth and daughter, Gi.ofa 81 St.Peter St.Residence; 2 JA Lyd LS Weinell® ABBOTT'S CORNER, MISSISQUOI.[after spending : a week with Mr.andi July 11.\u2014Mr.H.H.and Miss: Mari [ Ethelyn, of West Shefford, are visiting |de Salaberry Bt.Tel.connection._ Sil lm yy - Homeseekers\u2019 Excursion July 11.\u2014Mr.Fred.Thompson .re- Mrx, Lauder, and visiting the Pin-| jon\u2019 Smith called on Renda in Enos- friends in.tou, \u20ac SURVEYOR & CIVIL, ENGINEER.WC PRE i > 15 6087 = * mains in the saine .critical condition, nacle and other places of interest.-] burg Falls and Sheldon, Vt., last] Mr.Huy Lreene, who left, her: a L A DUFRESNE.ROTH PHONUS, ; A BE RSE 2 5.000\" - Palaniet - se Ncôfie = ans, + 1 week._ ; short time a o accept a position as * Waterworks, Sewers, aterpowers, : 1104 \u201crl 6 7164 - \\ Colonist Class Le .Mew, Lovin = field, of ot.Loans GILMAN.| \u201cMins Ella Black and a friend from electrician whith the Shawinigan Falls Plans of all townships in stock for sale, .1 i 2 i \u201con To The de \\ the ; | Whitman > July 11 Ou skimming station here Farnham, were at Mr.H.\" L.Black's Blectrical Co., arrived here op Friduy- In ofice every Saturday.\u2014 mn Ei \u20ac i\u201c RTI \u2018Canadian Northwest, EN th ie koénding few \u2018days [is run by Mr.Besette.Jt is a pattern] over Sunday.e mol With quite a severe acciden | $0 | CRA LUXE a PH dy 17th, 205, D he Bull ts, Dd 6 as.y of ncatness and order., Ho ives good Mr.M.J.Besttio was in Montreal which will undoubtedly keep him.off W.R.BRADLEY 8 Ç N, Bile fe i Wis , 832.00: A > oe iv the satisfaction.Separates 6,00 bs, of on Saturday looking after farm help.uty lor some time.| | The Leading\u2019 Sur 11 CE Îce$ i rei EAR Mans Remember the.geial given, WY uly milk per day for about 25 patrons.\"Mr.and \u2018Mrs.W.8.McElrey, of Miss Idell Hubbard, of Sherbrooke, FYNERAL DIRECTORS |\" LL LT ; gary, Alb., $40.50; Strathcona, Alb, Willing Jor! \u2018ho ie of Mrs.Thomas.Our young people were very much| Dunham, spent.Wednesday and Thurs- is visiting friends in town, and at pre-|- and EMBALMERS .\u201cAkad nes Record.[ \u2018 $42.50.Return in 60 days.\u2014 © = 4 5 L.Be iley of-New York, fdisappointed because it rained on the day with her parents.sent is the guest of Mrs.C.H.Duig- PICTURE FRAMING SL EES \u2018RS ny - Proportionately low rates _to other sta- Mrs, 15.lL.Bole tin address © on 4th, as some were intending driving] Mrs.Pendlebury is expected homeo on| neau.Lo am established 30 Years, à ; TIR US I'M ue gc \u2019 -Bubser, ps : tions, For tickets, information, etc.gave &_ very interesting + the to Richford to see the races.Monday from the hospital.«| Mr.F.B.Perkins, manager of \u2018the| 7.2m g .1.yore [Ra EF \u2018receive es It ply to.rE a ~~ g s| temperance: Monday Sung, the Teil | We hear of wedding bells in the neai| Mrs.H.1.Smith and Miss Marion Crystal Spring Bottling Co., has been | 63 Frontenac 8t.- Bell Tel.291 ERA URL 4 a Ç OT : E.H.SEWELL, City Pass.Agt.Baptist church.fes Ha St te \u2019 f future.- Smith are visiting friends in Granby.spending a few days in Montreal- on.Sherbrooke.f.Q.+ SUL EE Be Le solicited 4 [ \u2014 [er of the W.CT.U, dt the State 9 | business \u2018 rar em i Lp .Rosallys li New York, and first in ran Will, 4 To Mr.L.D.Wallace is at présent ship- L.G.BACHANU, M.D._ SIAUM (116187 RÉ 1 Co successor of the late ¥ ale an d aus À | | : Co Co \u2018|| ping large quantities of lumber to -SPEOIALIST, _\u2014 JHB | PI GX 7 | f Mrs.Bailey is spending July anc | : \u201c| Farnham, St, Jobns and Richford, Vt.|\" Since 1899 has had ful HAE hdd la gry fh Vv t, and © \\ ; - .8 as had full charge of the 5 : .1.; | gust lecturing + rough | pt ' b | - | for which he has received A No.l pric-| Eyé, Ear, Nose and Throat Department i RE owiton.~ I - as -Abbott's Corper was on ht or 0 A = es, | - at the Sherbrooke Sacred Heart Hospi.\u2014 SI 1018 7 008 key a an der, our student-pastor.prevailed Oa - n ws : H At the last: session of our Townltal (ds HERE.M4 a \u2018 ve her to address the people.here.Al- 1 A) \\ a Council the resolution which was.pus- fours of gongultation:-\u2014At the Hospl- ARE UE Ré.QL Co - \u201cthough the event was known but one \u2018 A | | sed unanimously at a previous meeting gt oom 8 tou a ra any cent ÿ 31h Wr cree : * day before, seventy-five were present.Ld | yo \\ pranting an audit of the town books Sherbrooke Que., from 10 ooo de 8 po gE ES sa { COUT - .Her address was greatly enjoyed by I = = .Ç by à chartered accountant, Mr.Chas.\u2019 + fron D.pm SHEE | iy , ailro à © all adherents, - 4° _ Sunlight Soap is better than Hyde, of Montreal, as asked for by a jé HAT 1 ve - | Shoe Polish The funera) of he ate Me cr other soaps.but is best when large petition signed by ahout a & #4 of d ; ñ | Ps ve , \u2018 \u201che t the ba ehurce ed i ioht our ayors, was rescinded.MaMy Wg, : 24 817 5, 1966.gD locks Tan and White firooke was hel _ Thé Methodist pas- ysed in the Sunlight way (follow of tho ratepayers arc now asking what] k - Ë if TR A Je a : It : inl has no substitute, tor of Frelighsbu a .officiated., Mr.rections).- this means, as they who petitioned the i | 1 ; 2 2 t ung | wag the first polish of its ks has been à life-long resident of | Hard rubbi nd boiling are Council asking for audit, were perfect.|\u201d hie 254 >\" = kind produced.Millions Brooks ha : : \u2018age; arg rudoing a 8 = ill dt à Lif i.« 11.40 8° use it pro refuse all imita this viciitity and jwas\u2019 a veu of age.things of the past in- homes ly willing to pay for audit if the books _ Fits ir BA \u2018 : .: io E has been \" - 4 .wera found to be correct.SL , il: rE ae her tions.Its the cheapest and Ru Philo Ton land YE where Sunlight Soap is used as \u201cps Royal Templars of Temperance Lae i ns WE best the only one.Insist ing Ja lo } drecied © {| stemsed divin revi ino ty\u201d wi It is impossible - gH RHE .; Ce : STER.Ql .the Methodist Church on Sunday last, > : : E @HRLEIP TA « Newport > a 11.\u2014We rbgret to report that Sunlight Soap will not injure A very large number turned out.The] to make a soap 35 À BE 20 pue Tuly Mo : 8 son of Robt.Mor- even the daintiest fabric or the Chaplain of the Council, Rev.J.W.: b : 3 LE) oo -, Mr.Asa ho ix w in \u2018the Royal Vie- hands, and the clothes will be | Davison, preached a very appropriate any etter, purer, 44 [à # que Box rison) who} Montreal, for appendi- perfectl white, : woolens soft temperance sermon, which was much} or more pleasant to .AHH IE 1 toria Most doing as well as was at and fl 2° | enjoyed by every member of the (\u2018oun- : .RATE AURA vs» leaves citix, 18 not ouf fears are entertain- : to [ cil present.The Church was well fill- use than | ; _ \u20ac up A Ed mo py in recovel The reason for thisis because ed on the occasion showing the i sp B ABY°S OWN SO AP \u2018 + 4 F111.cheed SE od for hi 3 Ya .4.° ; - ota tl ; hiet 1 CHE TETE Lo ; a ; th \u2018 reciation of, the good work which 1s | * Fal ; CL -Miss Knight, of St.Jong ee Proc.light Soap is ab solutely pure, | yradually going on in our midst.The : = v : AUDE : re, guest of her sister, Mis.\"|.| contains NO.INJUIIoUs \u20ac 1e HCA, Couneil which had in September last} = \u2014 1 1 _ ; I tor, last week.| x is at \u2018present.the | : \u2014indeed, nothing butt active, + only about 26 members in good Ideal for toilet nursery { all HE AH | New - Mrs.A, M.Hun ering er mn | | L 3 cleansing dirt-removing pr .standing, can now boast of 107 mem- had \u2018 4: A Fir ; oke 980 guest of her mot or Mr.> A .ties of soap that is nothing but [| bers with numerous Bpplications.fot and bath, ] : ido Links HE uv house, at bon » Procto 4 = j a PT {| the next meeting.:T ouncil wi i ho { y 111 au, Me Mr.and Mraz «.A.Proctor spent | e soap 7 ; «| give their first lawn social on the J ALBERT SOAPS, LIMITED VV CARRE \u2026 0 Sunday with rela ung.Alex, Dixon | | | Q ' sa Buy it and follow, [| grounds of Mr.P.C.Kennddy on] Qs Mrme.MontacaL.3-106 | Ey am, er Mpsars, C._H.Young.relatives in N ©.=\" directions ©.|| Tuesday evening, July 17th.The Band{ - Ce iy: and Prova were siting T ' SA YOUR MONEY REFUNDED '} is expected to be in attendance.The ® QP | & TAL North.Troy last A of the C.P.R.A, i Ï A by the desler from tPUN où 9 cream and cake will be furnished by ; ® u Mes .- «ALL KINDS,, - - Mr.P.W.ere Sund wo?buy Sunlight Soap it you Hod the ladies of the Council, while the \u2014 LRO oD Ko - Farnham, was\u2019 herp for = \u201ced 4 oe ne any cause for compla \u201c166 | other necessary arrangements are le Oareful attention will be assures \u2014 D.K.MCLAREN, Many of our citizehs nttended the © RINSE WELL ] LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO | in the hands of a strong committee of mentioning the Daily Record when hd - 781 Crai LA Jvilleon Sunday .: : ralg St., Montreal, Qué; choral service ut tondyitieron SEE | : \u2014\u2014 - the young men.- - mering advectisoiienis lu Lis paves, - 201 i .à } _ ; = ., ._ oo : ?\u2018 a 1 : \u2018 7 - ) ; x - \\ .7 - 2 \u2014° Lo - - 4 J .} ] NE ) : nf Ta | | .3 _ .: .Ei = 7 ( : \u2018 : \u2019 = è + \u2018 7 ; \u2014 _ \u201c < i .9 Lo 1, 1 ; .Sa +.3 = _ PT A pm \u2014 \u2014 _ _ I _\u2014 EY Ne NN NY N à 0 A WW CR 2 5] ?A > NS » eu VON a.RS NN à, RS à ect CNE SN À, ARN AR = pq NPT ili Hat 0 rn oie A.LS ens Ré arr ira; CE v = a * Py SEG y ET CI ETES TE © bu VMS Le a.ASE i À + , .\u2018 eee ai pan, a ere re EE an To FR \u2019 % ~ + = \u201c » c = .+ i Wo aaa ae manner RN ae Se v Cha Tr S a J vo id i i FE A .Rn or paie x PCE Why Not Ex Your old Pia and we will for your appr | We have spme- specially hand some and fine toned Pianos ; or Organ which has perhaps outlived it tge- fulness for a jew Piano from our present stock of high grade instruments.We would make :v fair allowance for your old one,\u2019and the balance could be paid by monthly or quarterly payments.if desired, or with fair discount for all cash down.If not ie val: KERR i Lk & FOSS.i .e\u2026-.- + Gy ow wi 2045 \u2018| 5 Boa To i change.enient to call at our store, write or telephone, xamine the old instrument and submit prices © just now and invite your inspection.neo [Wi-son & SONS | - , SHERBROOKE - Louis A.Codere Sells Bring them to me.tion.Eyes jexathiind \u2018 \u2018without \u2018charge.A 0.SKINNER, | M.=.Hasgrave das gone \u2018to Now.| York on business.Glasses | I can repair then + promptly or replace any broken lense, no matter how complicated - the prescrip-| 3.and Mrs.H.McFadden, of Len noxville, have reyturned home from à weoli- end visit to friends in: Marbletori.|.Jeweller &'Opticiia, ; *f-Strathcène Sq.ast ex Jane Fos NS free ot present.Montreal friends for Popham Beach, ce Mrs.G.E.Rioux has gone to Ste, thie summer.North\u2019 Hailey.Mrs.MacVicar, of Montreal, is\u2018 the uest \u201cof Judge and Mrs.Hutchinson, Prospect street, their two sons are spending the holidays at Yamichiche.Mr.John Burns has taken a posi- Summer Suits and all | Summer Hats|.* as advertising agent with Bar- Losis À] Codere, At Cost Price \u2014Iurry for the Piok 5 Metropole Building, The up-to-date furnisher, Mine ST EET.; | pep me \u2014\u2014\u2014 ._ HONORED ITS JOE.> BIRMINGHAM CONCLUDES ITSRE- MARKABEE London, July YEMONSTRATION, 10.\u2014Birmingham \u2018 yos- terday concluded its remarkable Chamberlain \u201cdemonstration\u201d with the enthusiasm with.Thousands of pe hall, which itself their \u2018idol speak.Mr.* Chamberlain \u2014dwe the fiscal questio an imperial cor said: \u201cWe are.m u tmost to hear perhaps, as the may desire, but | right lines, and faction.our hopes is \u20ac live to congratul \u201cmon triumph.\u2019 Mr.Chamberlain home-at Highbur; light procession, cally cheered by ers.From London Just > A few nic ¢ Print Shirt Suits, in all game © which it hegan it.le surrounded a huge was packed to t and the question of union.He h principally.upon mercial pving, not so quickly, impatient among us, we are moving on entirely to my datis- I know that \u2018the fruition of pertain, and ¥ hope to pte you on our com- After the meeting was escorted to his y by a colossal torch- He was enthusiasti- thousands of onlook- Queen Alexandra has Today on sizes, Regular $2.00, To clear $1.69 83.75.the attainment of his 70th birthday.+: pls registered at the hotels are: Mr, and Mrs.Gilbert, Dudswell ; Bessette, Waterville ; I-A, \"Knowlton, Knowlton ; F, KE, Holtham, ville; I, T.Deseve, Magog ; W.T.Oughtred, Marbloton ; F.L.Spoor, Cowänsville ; + d.Swan and J.\u201d Johnson, | Winds or Mills ; Mrs, J.McLeod, and Miss ) Mcleod, Gould Station ; ; G Marshall, Victoriaville ; P, J.Gi- tard Richmond ; - Miss Annie Mel od, Waist Batre quality.of Lustre Vaist Suits) + alwaÿs sold at $6.\"To clear $4.25 Shirt Gould Station ; A.V.Orr, Duds ell; G.A.Poulin, St.Johns; Mr.| and Mrs W.Montgomery, Randboro ; 3 Mrs, | D.Stone, Sawyerville; T.| R, Woodard, Kingsbury ; C.J.Isbester, l'arnham ; « FE, T.Yale, Danville; F.W.Hearle, Stanstead; Mrs.Robinson and Miss F.Robinson, Winesor Mills; R.H.Paterson, Black Lake ; Tr.T.Shurtleff, Coaticook ; LI, R.Megantic; G.X, Bartel, thes H.W.White and wife; Windsor ; \u2018ford, Sutton Junetion.led y and white.A ong the Eastern Townships peo- | A.= W.Wator- Wi rner, \\St.Hyacin- A.L.Dupuis, Coaticooks W.RB.$a £- | Another lot of LINEN GINGHAM SHIRT WAIST SUITS, in green, and Spec inl values at .To clear $3.00 num & Bailey's circus, .Don\u2019t forget horse auction sale, _ Mri.W.H, Hallett, who has been visiting her relatives in town, has returned.to her home in Lachute.ze uncle, Mr.L.C.Belanger, recently.Mrs.J.H.Stebbins from a pleasant trip to Newport;Sut- t lographed to Joseph Chamberlain atl ton and other places in the vicinity.Birmingham, her congratulations on Mr.Oliver.Brown left Sunday evening to join his parents and.their party at Brackley Beach, P.E.I, Tor the vacation, - From the immense stock at Æd-© wards\u2019 yod have a- first-class selection and the great satisfaction of immed- inte delivery.: Mr.James Hotherington is acting manager of the Eastern Townships Bank, at Cookshire during the absence of Mr.D.F.Tolmie, who is or- his vacation.Owing to several requests Miss Adela Verne has decided to take a few pupils._ All communications to be ad- Mr.Eustace Smith, Sherbrooke, landic Fairy Tales '(M, Hall), Children of the Castle (Mrs., worth, ).A =p PEOPLE'S PHONE.Bargains That are Bargains A plendid range of Lustre Shirt Waist suits in navy gnd brown, Cheap at: $4, | To clear $3.25 Best quality of Tan Lisle Lace Hose, Regular 40c._pair.A Another 14 \u2014 pt of beautiful Tucked .Lustre Skits, Regular $3.50, To clear r $2.75; Ladies\u2019 Sizes 85,09, 9; and 10, To clear per pair 20e.CT Nice T.ustre Skirts in black, grey and navy blue.«A bargain at $2.To clear $1.50 = zr wide, all colors.Regular 30c.yd.Extra_value of Taffeta Ribbon_ Gin.We havè a dew pièces of Satin | Duchess Ribbon, 6 in.wide, all colors, Regular price, 35c \u2018yd, (|- To clear per yard 25c.o ham, Rey ilar price, Pde.D clear.per yard 9c.| - * To clear per yard 19\u20ac | © .| .M | A few nied piccès of Zephyr Ging- A special line of White and Black | 81.2 y To clear 98 C F.OLIVIER, 115-119 ) Wellington Street and White Men\u2019s Duck Vests.Regular _ Sherbrooke, 12 | THE BALANCE OF OUR MEN'S -STRAW HATS || WE WILL CLEAR AT COST.«= wt Phone orders F receive care- |.ful attention | 8 usa net + ® | | Chicoutimi.i \"I\" The Cochrane farm at Hillhurst wah] J'ed yesterds \u2018Sylvestre, N.P.| \u2018Dr.P.Pellotier, MLA, is in Que-| East Orange; N.J., has gone to Cuba, Miss M.Twose has left with some ° #lavic, according to her custom, for Miss - Maric-Ange Morisi is visiting the family of Mr, J.0, Brousseau; at Mr.and Mrs, Denis Gauthier and | lis pai turday at two p.m., 76 King ig : Mr.dnd Mrs.A.Caron and child, of Montreal, were the guests of their has returned | pes aient Sted Sessions There will be.a courts Thursday \u2018aiternoon from 4 6 d\u2019clock.t, of boc, is staying with par.oat de Patton, Bel< | videre oad,\u2019 oo Mr.and Mrs.Albert Nadeau.atidi Miss ! Doyon returned yesterday froma visit to Quebec.4 Mr.and Mrs.À.F.Fraser are en- \u2018joying the sea breezes at South.Harpswell, Me.Mrs.J.M.Jenckes, son and daughs ters, are at Diamond Island, noag, Portland, Me., for a few weeks.a Mr.Ra rmond Couture has retursied; to Taftyille, Conn., Miss L.Morrier and Mr.D.Morice, \"at the tennis! 0 0 00 Series Peete di®s 07%\".CL) > * o 0, 0 + 0 = > ., © ® 0, ®, © Le © 0 0.0 00, + e, + très + aîter a \u201ctwo « |-months dtay.with his relatives - ini | town.who have been visiting their - sister, | Mrs; F.Campbell, have returned toy \u2018sold for $25,000.The deeds were sign at the office of Mr.Ewe Mr.A.W.Elkins, consulting e pair neer of the = Nichols Chemical in the interests of the Company.Mr.J.A.Verret, of the mew church.| The Elite midsummer clearin ole on now.Great bargains for cas ati- C.LE.Enright\u2019 8; The oo agement, is announced of Miss Regi Legare, Are Froderto P.Vaillancourt, of the Silver Spring Bottling Works, this| city.The\u2019 marriage -will take place towards the middle of September, Mrs.Lucke, of Sherbrooke, spent i a] week recently with Rev, Dr.and Mrs.|| Whitney at Cambridge.After leaving bil this- city, has} the contract for the wood work of the [' new R.C.Church at La\u2019 Patrie, and} for both masonry and catpentering for: East Sherbrooke; to|- Leamington, Mrs.Lucke and Mrs.Wil- id a visit to Canterbury, and | have left England for Paris.Capt, C.'B.Farwell, RE, hos su cessfully passed bis promotion examination, and will be .gazetted Major in due course.been quite ill since his return from India, is improving rapidly, and at present is visiting friends with Mrs.Farwell in Scotland, The Bearer Division of No.6 Field] \u201cAmbulance day from the Military Camp at Levis, | Company returned Satur- under command of well and Lieut.officers and men looked very fit, and expressed themselves as.much please apt.W.A.Far- with the camp and its location, They were inspected on Friday, July \"6th, by.Lieut.-Col.ledge of drill, \"hourne Tait, and of Mr, John Ch \u201cdressed: to Miss Adels Verne, care of It is certain that the children of late De, Magil was one of the first Sherbrooke will join \u201cThe Library and Art\u2019 Union\u2019 in thanking the little maiden who has just offered the following donation to the Public Library : Tce- Celtic \u2018| Fairy Tales (Joseph Jacobs), The Moles- 4 Abbe Dolor, Biron, attended an enter- # thé © yer Fiset, D.G.M.L., who commended them highly for their general appearance, efficiency and know The depth of Mrs.Sarah M, Magill, halt sister of Chief Justice Sir a illas on Saturday -in Montreal.of - this city, occurred morning at her home Mra: Magill was the widow of - the{ Rev, George J.Magill, D.D.port, R.I., and a daughter of the.late.{- , of New- | Thomas Tait, pl Melbourne, Que.The \u2018students of Bishop\u2019s College, Lennox- ville; and will be remembered by the older residents of Sherbfooke.Mrs, |} Magill was buried yesterday by the side of her husband at Richmond.* The funeral of Mrs.Willard Smith Capt.Farwell, who has W.W.Lynch.Both] +, e \u2018 EDWARDS FURNIT uxt co.Vudor Shades Ë >» Harness 2 from Bit to Crupper, is a mast: * _ erpiece of solid, honçst, .expert Ÿ labor.King\u2019s harnesses are \u2019 _ built to sustain King\u2019s rcputa- 3 tion as an honest maker.He = cannot afford to be careless.>.Your approval is his reward.o° B.J.KING, 3 -Harhes Maker, ® \u201c Sherbrooke.1 $ 5 MORE NCY, GE AAA AA ASS ASUS \"LEADING .SHOE DEALER.TE green mere = Rm \u2014 dor 1 | Shades.~~ Ht RHA Think of this inviting, seclu'ded, cool retren whore à man may .smoko and rest in freedom and comfort ; tertain her: friends at luncheon or sit with her Te à Woman may en\u201d wing.in restful negh- ge\u2018; or where the children may play in the invigorating summer air, without fear or danger of the often futal.sunstroke Made in widths of 4, 6, 8, 10 ft, and al all complete from_ $2.50 up.PEA TABLES \u2014No piazza complete They are suitable.for either tea or work tables, and you have your choice.of colors\u2014Green, Mission] or Wood.8 ous aucteness seni 5.95 up.wicker tables.HAMMOCKS\u2014For solid luxury buy a good Hngimoe k, something | 81.50, and extra fine strong and durable.quality at $2.00 to 35.75.= FASY CHAÏRS\u2014Large and comfortable, nothing better for a cozy, lounging chair.\u2019 7-6 ft.longe without We have them at.= Prices 4 one of our fancy ¢ 5, - PT, made out of ; T leather, Price only M4 PIAZZA CHAIRS \u2014 Largest and \u2018post variety in the Townships.Colors\u2014Red, Green and Wood; with or without arms.Prices Ye, 88.00 each.; .| | COTTAGES \u201cFURNIS à sary COMPLETE._ opr took place very quietly on Thursday! home of her brother-in-| law, Mr.Chas.8.Everett, St.An-| drews, -N.B.The service was performed | by the Rev, Mr, Mahon and the beau-| last at the ,tiful hymns, \u201cNow the laborer\u2019s task is o\u2019cr,\u201d and \u2018Peace, perfect peace,\u201d were sun Church.The relatives present were Mr.and » Mrs, Everett, Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Smith, St.John, N, B.; Mrs.C.}|.A.White, Sherbrooke, and \"Miss Qttie [ Smith, Truro.N.S.The bôdy was laid to rest beside that of her husband; the late Willard A.Smith in the cem- etery- at! St, Andrews, overlooking the sea.The Rev.Father Turcotte, who was born in Sherbrooke and now belongs to the Order .of St.Dominique, of, Ottawa, has been in ~ the city recently paying a visit to his family and fricnds.Rev.Father Turcotte spent.a couple of days with his aunt, Benoit ahd in company with hig \u2018schoolmate of St.Charles College, the tainment given in his \u2018honor by his uncle, Mr, T.Blais, when the evening! was spent in music, singing and recitations.Father Turcotte, who was recently ordained, celebrated high mass on Sunday at the Church of St.Jean .Baptiste, East Sherbrooke, all his.relatives being present, visited his uncl- J.Clement, at Lennoxville, and went to Stanstead, where he was the guest |\u2018 of his brother, before returning to Ot: tawa.- SHERBROOKE EXPORTS.Statement of the declared exports from the Consular District of Sherbrooke to the United States for thé gkarter ending 30th of June,\u201d 1906.American goods returned $ 1 ,447.6 Animals : Cattle \u2026 .\"191.Animals : Horses .2,560.0 Asbestos ae varree + were 0000 164 Tis | Chrome ore .veers seserneenies 37,398 | Copper Matte .PRIE .4,795.00 Fulminate of Mercury 2.5 0000 23,490.23 Gin vee verere vanere orevverte ae \"112.07 Hides .\u2026\u2026.Lrervvre vronserrens vo0 .8,268.71 Houschold effects cae Wee es .3,038.00 Lumber\u2014 Clapboards .eran 3,3 2,66.LathS core vivir sevens A 248.50.Shingles .vvseree renee | 541 25 Rough is sucver sevecrees Ceres 32, 590.95 Potatoes .ven serionss seeieere ) Es 00 ; Pulpwood assrse sosse0s ee assrorsces A , 190.60)! 1 Scrap Brass .coer ceeeinia .Dr r0280 |.Sulphur Ore .ECT - 13,432.10 Teams of Immigrants .1,055.00 t Wood pulp .verre eerrrenerien 22,851.00 Woollen weeds.veer woe 298.52 - oo $228,701.42 Uorresponding quarter of i 1905 oo.cs vvvee + acssceess 266,215.85 Tnerease | Seamless Round Trimmed Steel Pots | English Make.) im ped in one pect without and fitted with heavy werd The best article we have sten CES 50c.to- $2.00.Is will soon be wanted.No present to nrake Your All «izes in store.[ \u2014\u2014 - | Prices on Croquet Sets eut.| Croquet is ular game iL was formerly.nest fm wm and \\mericon again becoming the pop- \u201cWe show ton pattern PA eens vere Tench PP eee s have prompt attention.1.8.Mitchell 8 Go.| satisfaction.* line of Groceries.Fresh Fruits, Wood by the cord, Tinware, Garden \\Seuds Val Papers fn all \u2018the latest patterns and de-lgn® MILLERS Meat and Grocery Store, - - 4 Neckeny Road.: : ailes Erops - me det Flour, Woudenware, ! mm ee en de MILLEK\u2019> The Place to Trade.to sell\u201d you anything from a pecdle to 80 So order what you like.e | can supply you.ported, high-class gods and can war Remember we carry \u20ac We are prepared We deal largely in 18° rant full Pr do ns, Mid and Feed and Grains Granite and Bell Tol, 166: Wi » 1 .v Your | Have they Savi: | Habits of thrif learned in you! This bank pays « on all Savings.- Eastern To Ailintic $ pu.THE CANAD! ROYAL MA! .\u201cFINEST AS SEMPRE MONTREAL, OUEBH 12th, Thor.: Q1st, Sat., © MONTREAL to | I.29 vacose v.uy 12, (2nd cabin }.H, SEWELL, PR fA=SECR: Every woman + ay to retain: 3 good looks is to and worry by USING Vi the thé Vatest, easies \u201cCleaning and .Fog:{sale wholes 0.Genest & Fils, & Go:, Sherbrook tor free.sample.VIOTORINE, LI Henry Stre pt.Andres TORO EL À Residential an Boys.Upper and | \u2018arüte residence fur \u2018harod Jor.the-Univ Military College.tiom, F en tern mv.D.BRUCE, : M A, L Joseph 0°C, Cini - : Bagineer and 817 Sanbarn Street, Bell and Skinne Waterworku 8 ewWera set o Bpecialty.© C.EDWAR: cecerat Designer j Oorner Mon teal te eract ed Adjuster à oka ok Muti | th PHOTO e have all Btylea MN you want gc ate go to GUSTAF - An Wellington = | USED A YOUNG; SALESMAN GO COMMIT SEATON trax Miao.\u2018 on the- ste; ditted SUICIE $ thront wi ut sea, and ! lo- on oh 14 owg OL for- oud He y Yor « NS y - 2e : N° gk | a x: 2 8 \u201c a =} \u2019 BD I = | - RS M | ' = | y- À _\u2014 _ £1 may | i # voen- ; vu @-51N v + >; air, ' l'rices om quart- = ÿ il up \u2018to ng.ction per- Pots without \\ Avy steel bave seen ' , .00 mted.Noo Te iy your the pop- We show American\u201d on pattern 3 => ga ~ Lu 250 tention, ) - 8 Gore prepared hcedie to an ike.Wo gely tp fie (irénite.an \u2018ail Papers À \u201cdesigns.one, ss Saat 8 \u2014 \u201c =r BROOKE PALLY.RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1906, 49 pom Your Boys Have they Savings Accaunts ?\u201cHabits of thrift arid econom learned in youth cling throug life\u2014 .\u2014 This bank pays > per -ent, :nterest on all Savings, eno unded twice a yedr.Eastern Townships Bank _ Establishe d 1859 y h \u2014hihmtic steamships ROYAL MAIL SERVICE FINEST AND FASTEST ~ HEMPRESSES\u201d pi THE CANADIAN PACIFIO RY, | i 5 : wie, QUEBEC and LIVERPOOL July 12th, Thar.Empress of Ireland.) July.st, Lake Mani \u201cOth, Sats Fropress of Bri \" HONTREAL to \u201cLONDON DIRECT July 29 cone taba | itain ; i! Cl ! i Jake Michigan | (20g \u2018canin.MONTROS Bray woman should know th to retain youthfulness ard good looks is to lighten labor and worry by 2-USING VICTORINE jurious; Cleaning and Laundry Help.0.-Genest & Fils, T.A.Bourq Et Co, Sherbrooke.lor free sample._ VICTORINE, LIMITED, 59 S Henry Street, Montreal.thd safest, easiest.and least.in- For sale_wholesale only by \u20ac : Send to \u2018us pS 13, we SEWELL, City Pas.Agu, tit t.fo Andrew s Gollege TORONTO.A Residential and Day School for Boys.Upper and Lower School.Sep- wate residence for juniors.Boys vared Jor Yilitary College.tiom, * Autumn term commences S 1, 166, its?EY.D BRUCE, MACDONALD, NA, LLD., \u2014 Principal.Corned Bee .-B is just fine Corned Beef \u2014bondless and wasteless and very tasty.With Clark\u2019s Corned Beef in pre: the Universities and Royal .Write for informa- ept.¥ 1 de \u2018nt, ldelsgates \u2018 \u2018present.Vice-President and President RETAIL MERCHANTS \u201cASSOCIATION, Annual Provincial Mecting - Held In Sherbrooke.TWO SESSIONS HELD YESTERDAY = PURPOSES OF ANROCTA- TION SET FORTH-RX- CURSION TO-DAY, _ He second annual convent] on of the Retail Merchants of the Province of QiMhee was officially opel in this city yesterday.The meetings are taking plage in the Mc Keck nie Hall, Wellington street.The Eastern Town- shivs branch of the said saacigtion, of which Mr, L.A: Bayley © Prodi deserves: a great deal} of credit for bringing this convention to Nher- brooke, It is regarded as ja'move in the right direction to bring strangers and particularly merchants [to this city, Sherbrooke has une ualled fa- cilitios for manufacturing purposes, that should be known to al] .the busj- ness men oË the province, {Good re- \u201csults will undopbtedly follow this con- vention, as all the Targe cit eS are represented.by many delegate The meeting was Fp.m.- The Provincial _ Presidis t, Mr.4000, Garceau, was \u2018in the \u2018lehair, and in his opening remarks welepmdd -* the \u201cHe was pleased to sce that so many.merchants had responded to- the call, and he [felt that good results.would bé derived from this convention.\u201c He invi all the delegates to express.freely.their opinion on all matters that wpuld be brought before the meeting.| |.VISITORS WELCOMED Tol* ~ BROOKE.| A.Bayley, SHER- | Mr.L.Provincial Fret of 7 the Eastern.Townships branch, jweldgmed the dilegates in the city Sherbrooke._ He stated that the ner chants in.Sherbrooke were gl il tor receive their confreres of the jprovince.\u2018They hoped that their visit h be of a pleasant character, Ll Qi called upon the May of, Mr.vier.\u201d His Worship was very] Rappy i in hiz remarks.On behalf of | the citi- zems of Sherbraoke it was al pleasant duty for, him to extend a mopt hearty wele \u2018ome to all the retail merchants of the province.\u201cHe had old the work done by the\u2018Retail 3 Association during the last ÿedr, and\u2019 Fhe felt sure that, if every me drchant in the province knew what had been accomplished by this Associatign during the last year, every one of them would send in his application for ; membership.The object of this of ie is not to seek any protection for the merchants in a selfish way, but.to proteet the public against all kinds of pirates of trade and commercps, .The object is to advocate fair del ling and honest methods of handling: merchan- \u2018dise : to help the merchants who are conscientiously\u201d serving the pi blic, : A - the house \u2018an- appetizing | | mealis ready-to-serve at 19 avy hour.It saves time, .coal and trouble, _ Order some now from\u2019 your dealer.WM.CLARK, MFR: \u2014 MONTREAL .5-106 Joseph 0, Mignault, \u2014 Civil Engineer nd Land \u2018Surveyor 1 7 Sanhori Street: Sherbre - Bel and Skinder Telephanes.Power Dev te Specialty.yoke.elop-_ C EDWARD WHITE, lraitecarel I Designer and.- | I» | Structural Engineer 7 tu?roer, Montcalm an.Magog Biss Panis erected since 1st Jangary usta, ; pase ca help you.~ for St bdo e à Mutuai| 1; Fire on and Me PHOTOGRAPHS.| © have all tyles ärid prices.ur you Want some Using gbod ahd date go: to GUSTAFSON\u2019S, - =e \u201cUSED A RAZOR _\u2014 MING saps FROY CH 70 COMA} D>LICIDES VE SEAGON WAJENTIC, a York, a) iil ll.be \\.M Lon tray olin fui Fiekk à sah for & \u20ac Oompa = Chie MN Wellington St.» Sherbrooke.ICA cou) Mnr- 5 säilet fran |i f New Fork on | ! t Te dppeu u ue New Bitte steamer Mu tie, con bs hry Ade on Jule 1 bv cutting hi = Withe oy pas, Cle body was po che \u201cand the gi ihe report-_ reso, \u2018 arriva oi the Majestic, kon Rior Woodruii™ act is not \u20ac Was 36 years old.- .| : | i i i ! | .1 _ | silver.2 ed alike, good deal had been accompli ready, but he saw that, the dg | ities of such a body of busihess, men was unlimited, These femanks \u2018were very mu¢h a appreciate ; qy,8l | the dple- gates Pr sent.: #5 HORS pr ; 1 AND AU Ea £2 £z { \u201c(Montreal Herald ye if Be cent discussion in the public orbs legislation passed at the lst [Fis | Sion of the Quebec Legislature\u2019 ~-migy have created the impression that the farmers of the Eastern Townships were senzibly aggrieved at the pres- dence on their roads of so many automobiles.1 it were true that the majority of drivers of automobiles\u2019 drive their cars like Jehu, the sou oi Nimshi, who, it will be recalled, was a furious driver, -then such a feeling on the part of the farmers could be readily understood.The man who drives his car at a fast rate, regardless of the horse on the road in front of him, is a menace to the safety of his fellow-citizen, and | all necessary legal restrictions should be endcted to keep him within bounds.A recent trip on a car through an \u2018imp rtant and.thickly settled portion of the rn Townships, \u2018proved con- Clusively) that there.is no deep-seated prejudice on the part of- the drivers and ownerstof horses agninst autos mobiles, Or*the contrary; nothing but | the | most absolute Tourtesy .was en- \"cou (tered, and -the-disposition on- the | part of thokdeiver : Ufthe car to avoid \u2018causing fright to horses:or trouble to their drivers was met by an equal display of willingness on the part of the horsemen to do their part to prevent accident.The farmers, and all others having occasion to drive horses on the public roads, clearly are realizing\u201cthat the motor car is no longer in the experimental class, but has come to stay, and-they, like sensible people, are making the best of the situation.They are showing an eagerness to introduce their horses to the car that is some- | times almost embarrassing to the: Motorist who is \u2018anxious to push ahead, and is quite evident that it will not be long before there will.be almost as slight chances of frightening a \u2018horse by a car in the Townships as there is in the city.Ag- has been said the attitude of the Phorsemen has been shown to be dis- \u2018tinetly friendly.But this can only be \u2018 expégted where due regard for their rights is displayed.Legally the motor any other vehicle, but its\u2019 character and \u201cthe speed with which it is run, imposes on its driver moral responsibilities that are fully as serious, and should be as binding as though they - were \u2018legal.Until the horses have learned to know the motor car, the utinost care is hound to be taken by- the motor driver to avoid heing the cause of accidents, \u2018and the man who ignores this plain duty should be punished as severely as possible, And always, even in the days when horses are unafraid, the drivers of motor cars.must remember that their rights on the public road do not pass beyond the point where thé lives -and property of others are in safety.\u2019 © STRONG ON MUSIC.Caller.\u2018Does that girl in the next flat play the piano by ear or by note?\u201d Buffering Neighhor.\u2018\u2018Neither, she Plays | by brute strength.\" Library ana Art Union \u201cOF SHERBROOKE, JRER PUBLIC LIBRARY + 13 sai Eg mesh 4 ays oem Loc - men, for I had tried\u2018them.I went there- \u201d TR TRÉDATE 11.\u2014The funeral of the late sf Mr 3 os.Martin, Sr., took\" place.auf ar.The Nre, 3a \u201cEithe Angliean Chwrch, Sunday, Sacred edifice was filled by the friends \u201cof the dec eased, who came from sur- \u201crounding districts to pay their last mark of respect to one who was well known in his lifetime as a vood neigh- hor, and a generous hearted nian, His four sons, Messrs.William, Thomas, John and George, Martin, and two grandsons, H.and A, Perkins, were the bearers.The rector, the Rev.Mr.Wright, officiated.i.Women Here is Good Proof that Dr.Hugo\u2019s HealthTablets Make Healthy Women.\u2018Here i is a testimonial, wholly unsolicited, which proves that\u2019 Dr.Hugo\u2019s Health Tablets for Women will make healthy women even after sicians a remedies have failed, y nd.other Mrs.McDonald consents to its publication, \u2014 B.N.Robinson & Co, Coaticook, \u2018Gentlemen, \u2014I cdn testify to the truth.of the statement concerning Dr, Hugo's \" Health Tablets for Women » \u201cThey make.healthy women.\u201d I was in a run-down condition, felt tired, irritable and all out of sorts, Was just able to drag myself about from day\u2014 to day.I had not much faith in the efficacy of ordinary remedies to help we- fore to a leading physician of Montreal, + He evidently did not know what I specially needed, for his medicine-did me little good.-1 \u2018then went to another.physician.He gave me a liquid prescription, which made me feel better, while I was taking it, but yore when I stopped.\u2018Then a friend, who had.proved their Pope opt rar _ Ass, Pp.B.Lewive.{DSOR MILLS, 3, (George Lavasseur and.AmireË of: ; Mrs, Napoleon Therrien, of Nicolet, are in town, guests of Mr.and PAGE FIVE, La; Baie du: }eb-.Province of Quebec, Municipality of the The Séhool A.C, { Que, on the 31st Day of for the b for 29 Township for the year, ; Teachers Commissioners of Township of Stanstead will meet at Putney's Hall, are requested their diplomas to the meeting for ins&pection before engagement.Wages for those holding Township of Stanstead.- NOTICE.\u201cthe at Smith's Mills, July, 1906.purpose of engaging teachers Flementary Schools in said ensuing scholastic to submit .MeG ill Normal School Diplomas will be 820, and for those holding Elementary Protestant Diplomas and Grade Second Academy Permits, month.for their respective By order, ; = C Discount 818 = per calendar School managers.are requested to be present to \"assist in securing teachers districts, A.JENKINS; Sec.Treasurer.Do Not Forget the on Your Electric Light Bill.the season.commodation should arrange dates, cation.worth, recommended Dr.Hugo's Healt Tablets, I tried them Hugo's fon they contained just whata run-down wo- _ man needs, Again your statement prove ed true.Improvement was noticed the first week.They increased my appetite - and helped digestion.I forgot that I had any nerves, I began to sleep well , nights.and got up in the morning with \u201cthe tired feeling gone and ready for the.day\u2019s duties.In fact, they did for me\" - just what you claim they will do for wo- .Men in your advertisements, and best of all [ continued feeling well after I.stopped taking the tablets.: removing timber! Range 1, Linda, prosecuted to the full (Signed.) NOTI MRS.D.McDONALD, ~ - 12 Outremont Terrace, Annex, Montreal, et - These tablets will do: for any rune down women just what theydid for Mrs, McDonald.They are doing it for women every da Fast buy one box and watch the i improvement in one week, oo BS at dealers or by mail postpaid.N.Robinson & Co,, Coaticook, Que.-_ WANTEO Teachers for the schpol municipality of Frelighsburg, Que.|One teacher for District No.1, holding Model diploma, \u201cAN patties fnhedted \u201cSUMMER BOARD - LAKE PARK HOTEL now.open for Parties wishing for ac- apply at once and Rates given on appli- W.W.McDONALD; \" ep NOTICE.Any person or persons- found cutting or from Lots 12 and 18,\" East Angus,- will : be extent of the far.- \u2018GEORGE E.MORENOY.: § East Angus, May 15th, 1906, IN THE MATTER OF CW.SAYANT, CAN INSOLVENT.to above estate are hereby notified that all accounts not paid\u2019 by 14th July will be hands \u201cfor collection.closed at once.° JOHN J, ESTATE, LATE All parties indebted ment to our office, 125 Sherbrooke.MILLIER & GRIFFITH, placed in attorney's state sup be G RIFFITH, * .Curator.Sherbrooke, J uly 6; 1906.A, NORENCY.to ahove estate are \u2018thereby notified to make immediate wi 5 Wellington Strè \u2018Accountants.\"WANTED.Ÿ 7110p | 41 teacher for District No.5, holding 4 ahdaye from nly ta 40pm «| Elementary diploma ;-also, Principal - A ue of Foremen on \u2018Railway - - G R PAINTINGS : |- : rings, à ho fou 2 CuioN, 010.i] for: the Model School at.Frelighshurg.Construction.Apply at Beauceville.Eoance > Ma fo Fail and Ben ve Applicants will please state \u2018salary_ ex- CLARK GORDON, pu ve ys rom 8.40 a.m, 8a 1: pected.\u2019 Contractor.Ser Genders boom TW kaw \u2014 HOMER INGATLS, Sec.-Treas.ule 4th, MLL ; | Fon 8 ÿALE\u2014NO.15 BUFFALO HOT water heating boiler, good as new.Capacity 8,000 ft.1 inch pipe, exclusive of mains.Made by H.R.Ives & Co., Montreal.Will be sold cheap._ Apply Be cord Office.For SALE-LOT OF.GOOD BUILDING.stoite.Cheap.Apply to G.J.Brown, New Record Block.- Pa OR BALE \u2014 HOUSE, NO.13, BANK Street, the property.of \u2018Mrs.H.B.Brown./ For particulars apply to R.Macdonäld, \u2018Art Butlding, Sherbrooke.For \u2018BAT, F-2, ,000 NO.°1 PRESSED |.Buff Brick: Perfeét in every way.Apply G.J.Brown, new Record Block, _] Dass SALE SET CHAIN ' BLOCKS, use during construction » Record Block Apply G.J.Brown, new Record I Block.For, SALE OR RENT-COTTAGE AT, Lake Scaswaninepus or Little Magog.C.H.Fletcher.Fr SALE\u2014IN THRIVING VILLAGE ; in Fastern Townships, 4 acre land, never failing spring, building #4 x 44, containing dwelling house and - general store, with goods.Splendid ivvestürent.+ Terms to suit.Address Box 20, Lecord Office.\u2018 por BALK \u2014 DESIRABLE BUSINESS py on King \u201cStreet.Will pay HO poe.Apply Record Office.Box 22, ft step launch ; speed 12 wiles an hour, an first class condition.Apply, Electrion]l Repair & Supey Co, Sher! brookig Que.- FOR SALE\u2014ONE FARM WAGON AND hay réek ; one set light team harness, me The Hovey Bros, Packing Co.¢* \u201cQondor\u2019\u2019 gan Po a 10 capacity 3,000 Ibs.\u2014All perfect.Inf.Ooffes veuves vocsod SuusonTa070D Foseseins Coieosissverneisarhiss voesncout Trohsccoo vend 1 fb.\u201c\u201cOondor\u2019\u2019 Japan Tea, 1 1.\u201cCondor\u201d Oeylon Black Tos, or 2 Tbs.either Tes, ab your choice .400 1 TD.gbsolutely pure \u2018Condor\u2019 Mustard, with all its ofl .wee irerrsvee tonnes vouneepel Fos Baking Powder, \u2018unrivalled.iveepececereres vastesphanestescostor Govesssss eoeser eevee See = :1 fb.assorted _ : 1B, tins, the highest qualities Sorsescog \u2018bosessess Foveer berioosariioseess dd TER Lad ss Frossrsoû Foisess DOC, D, Marcoés, Co, Lid, Wholesale Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices, Vinegass, 281285 St, Paul St, Montreal, Canada = Lab Soe Ne Le HR HELP WANTED, ' [WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, TABLE GIRL; \"also chamber maid.H.# Ingram, Magog House.; JANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK.Apply Mrs.\"A.'N., Worthington, 66 Dufferin: ave.ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED TABLE girl at New Sherbrooke House.ACHINISTS WANTED - \u2014 FIRST class lathe, planer and vise hands.Apply stating experience = to the Wm.Hamilton | Mig.Co Co.,_ Peter boro, Ont.SONS ° TO [WANTED \u2014 FARMERS\u2019 represent -us for the sale of the improved U.8.Cream Separ&tors.Prices right.For further particulars write to J.P.Pothier, Sherbrooke.: TO LET) O LET\u201426 MEILBOURNE STREET, | Odell Terrace.Furnished, house to a married couple, no children.Will rent until 1st Nov.or until 1 Jan, '07.Ap- I NE parts of the Eastern Townships.Will get you anything you want.Only 1 \u2018cent a word (minimum [5 4 prite of five.Dessin nee vovstse veus sus e sam \u201cJOR SALE, ir EN WANTED \u2014 in every locality to advertise our all .conspicuous.small advertising reliable men; no Co., London, Ont.cards on trees, fences, along.roads places; matter; per, year Of $75 per month and expenses $3 per day; steady employment to good - experience necessary ; write for particulars.ï ular Nant Ads æ Over 30, 000 Readers daily.Reach all 3 eae words) and six insertions for Pick your days.8 HELP WANTED, RELIABLE \u2018MEN throughout Canada goods, tack up show ~and also distribute salary $900 - Empire Medicine Tw INTY FIRST '- anted for our Manufacturing Co., \u2018wages and steady work.Sherbrooke, P.Q.- CLASS WEAYERS woolen mill.Good Apply Paton V ANTED \u2014 AT .starch ironer.Steam Laundry.\u2014\u2014 ONCE, - GOOD Apply Sherbrooke TANTED \u2014 TABI.1 GIRI, , APPLY\u2019 Montreal House.MIS CELTAN EOUS.y \\ TIT.T, THE PERSON WHO EXCHANGed valises on the train hetwren Rich- ply in person J.A.Pennpyer, 80 Welling- mond and Sherbrooke \u2018last night please ton St., or at the house.jal! on Box-23, Record Office.FO LET-HOUSE, \"SIN ROOMS, ALL TOTICE\u2014I HAVE, GONE our OF Farm for sale.ÆH.Con- -Ÿ business and.all \u2018parties owing mue moe BL Bank tr © will please settle before the fifteenth of hor an em ~ \u2014 July, for all bills\u201d will be left for collec \u2014 - tion after that date.J.M.Martin, \u2014 LOST \u2014 \u2014 | Butcher, Martinville.: LOST \u2014 PURSE LEFT IN STREET | cmp mim CORRIVEAU, PROPRI- car, small sum of money, visiting|| etor Sunny Side Dairy, * Magog.cards, Finder please return to Box | que, for first class colored, white, and.24, Record Office.__ | sage cheese.All guaranteed.0 WANTED AT ONCE., WANTED \u2014 BY, BUSINES s MAN, OF Sherbrooke, and wife, good team for \u2014 ten days\u2019 driving tour | in\u2019 White 5; Mountains, Tight, easy riding coverec Four good granite cutters one good carriage : with good roadster, in good too sharpener.S.PB.NORTON condition, and easy driver, Address at I ny once, with terms, \u2018Box 25, Four of- Stanstead- Jet, Que.fice, oe Aer geet A APT ETRE EME { \u201c - delicately flavored.a cup of.good Frehch cof- on reteption of $2.80 in every locality where.arn Brame Beat fe.750 We pay freigyt in, 20050) Fovied Bacsossol erin.50, the Provinces of: \u2014 voed sessebod 00.Gocsof0 C4 : + i bE Quebec & Onfario | - : ) ; LS EL IE - APE EE SE TS ARTS AA RE RAITT so ASN Ran aS IA i Sol si # Eo on 2 A S sn ie ass me ape Bp.ta pms rw kp 2 es à ; i ee 9 TY re Era doi pdt ai re var ie Res po CE TLE mi =i Sp RY Porat raion frou perte Bet ne + a yee rt See ga pre rasoir 5 ne que nent ges ms 4 \" .oy rnin SA oe * \" a 7 à 2 : ie : pe MT \"12 Sl wl aE PUS va i, LN Ty na ?+ » A .iN ER di.oe.bod = = a es mr Eagar TT RTE .Ca ASE Tr sg + \u2018 Ca .; > pacs re aA Cy pap peritrerss ARTEAGA : a pr EE rn aaa Ri ae cae es eng th = a _ Sak sid - pos + N ° - 3 ; , A LHR Ter - , > = oo wn aml IY ë S à \" s SEL 4e = a] ye os ZN i 3 ® NE PE A.Ropar a IR T où FEE iy pr \"8 an À AS WRAY: PA Ve A rd - - VOTE gh EE ATT UE TIS Ime 4 RTS CEE aa - .- ' ; EE en ana de AE ~ + See , v iP id rT nuke es 41 \"rer Psd \u2018hp oh - LKR wg TER GÉNIE VEE Gy Ver 4 fre 4 + + .» + A MEANS TO AN EN A This Stocktaking Sale of ours, which - i held \u2018twice a year, is a meant by \u201cWhich we make the\" _ inventory stock à much shorter and a much more.[satisfactory undertaking.Prices ire reduced on the most fashionable and, mo sé -sosaDbable.Q ak.Boodf.with the end in.view of .bringi g ptonk @ ou hand, down tothe FHL hy, August lt pn 74 | abit.i eu \u2018radin So C Dressing Sacques made of ; ond.uality of white lawn, fit- F ; aby d the waist, ruffle of lawn |\" ere ie linen ri ie eu à oid- dium lace ankles, ae over plaid akd plaid uppers.\u2018Fine plaid lisles + AH 3B ine Jody Ww: fog oe mm jas iperhersint: or 1: pi +.Ages pre I minor.Hosiery a « hides 15! DRESSING.SACQUES Bogota Pi Prices a 00 te hoa 5; ) Th i y.= \"nd vA ) 890 + On Thurad °°\" clear \u201cout as wi ids ee a; we have been sel Il-.1 + at 45 p to 6.4, 64° pith pink or blue edging on cal Jar, sleeves and \u2018around\u2019 bottom.Sizes 32 to 40 inches.and Cashmeres, ite, gray, 23, : | tan, champagne, cardinal apd _ _ Regular prices 1.00 .to- 1 2, black, \u2026 sizes\u2014B4, 9, 94 and 10.THURSDAY oer v\u2026uveeuseeecesr 9 THURSDAY ps ep, ve oe $3 n, \u201cbe.sport \u201cmost pleasantly \u2018and prodtably.\u2018es Your Vacation \u201c» 0 \u2018miles from Montreal, via G.TB.\u2019arming place and seek the manifold attractions that can be found which will \u2018serve your purpose for an summer home.No prettier spot can be found for a healthful, restful holiday thas: ABENAKIS SPRINGS rtunities for out door games, boating, bathing, driving ete.Abenakis Mineral Water is \u2018Nature's.Tonic,\u201d and many of our \u201d THE C.=, Re.fifa x HAVE OPENED: UP FOR SETTLEMENT.ABOUT 250,000 ACRES OF Irrigate ed Farms \u201cSunny Alberta CALGARY DISTRICT,\u201d CONVENIENT to Railway and Post Office, Market and Schools.| The finest climate in Canada.Cattle graze out all winter and fatten : \u2018on prairie hay, The richest soil in the North-West.HIT WILL GROW Winter Wheat, Oats, Barley, Sugar.Beets and most anything that grows in other parts of Canada.ONE ACRE will raise as much as any two to four acres in-any part * Eastern Canada.With irrigation a crop never fails.\u2019 The first crop should, pay for the land and increase\u2019 its value four- » al- ; fold.These lands are ro cheap and are being taken up so rapidly that\u2019 not one lot will be left.for sale December 31st, 1908, Special Excursion leaves July 3rd and 17th, | : TELFER & OSGOOD, Selling Agents, 5 216 Coristine Building, St.Nicholas Street, Montreal.Ask for our Special; Reduced Rates and Terms.=.de AIR, \u2026 tal oy rid + us! A i, pie Vs 45 hui Sou «af SHIPMENT | ERO baa fips | 3 1 a pair, Pet .\u2026.i.- Abenakis\u201d Springs, \u2018Que., on the St.Francis Rives, - which the Moderator of: the Will save yourself many a wesry hunt by coming to this beautiful, and el ere you have the woods and green fields; - lakes and rivers, with special op- patrons ; laim that their continued good health is dus to an.annual pligrimsge to the} - Bprings and a free use of the water and baths.Rate: $10.00 to $14.00.per week.Beautifully Illustrated Booklet , Writ 3 or .- BR.Q.KIMPTON, \u2018Manager, .ABENAKIS' APRINGS, QUE.| DALY NEWS 4k i \u20ac 1 ¢ mais t Daisy Butter io Factbey\u201d misdsin: shlp- {ment on Tuesday to My.\u2018Alextnder oof Montreal, for export to Europe, \u2018PRev.Percival Luttrell, § Nicol, of \u2018Sherbrooke ; \u2018Rev: Mr.Tan» Rev, Mr: Brup- | ; Kingsbury, and Rev.Mr.F pe able sermon war preached by the .tery, \u2019 | : \u2018fl served by the: Hillliurat lédies on.the \u2018church grounds.IRev.T, S.Chapman as members of th | 1 at ten dollars.| water -or land-locked salmon,: and 25,- « À - + _ re ver, nds A i.voy er y» ot PVO y ! FROM TOW NSHIPS.\u201c(Continued from pa *.3 & Sait fri nd, Re rom \u2018the ho Sd AT > hage spa thy.ol, the ere atJargenr t + RCA Fp of.he 3 1 -Sttton, -Déty.1F+( Specialy The 12; yastor \u2018of ; The following ministers were\u2019 presspt 1 And assisted in the service: Rev, Mrj' | \u2018er, \u2018of Windsor Mills; ton, of Danville ; Rev.Mr.MoLeod;-of : MoKonsle;: of: v.Mr.Brtinton, of Danville, \u2018foi wed by the induction and ordination of Rev.Mr.Luttrell by the eh An address.fo th ffewly- pastor was ih given, \u2018after | Presby- [ ave a solemn charge to the as- orb) ed congregation.eat the close of the \u201cservice ton was: ducted\u2019 B.Nadeau, T.W.Oughtred J, Committee of Management: - :- The number of members in this Club is limited to forty, and is rapidly fill-| ing up, .e are only 35 :vaçancies \u2018remaining.The admission fee ie setf The question of a good fleet of boats and a club house was favorably discussed, 1 Application Ottawa Government « fer has been made to the for 25,000 freah 8 rekled trout to stock) the lake.The lub is rejoiced to'know thgap large consignment of smelt eggs, ind.ly food for the valuable game fish, «+ - .On account of easy access by the Q.C,R.and the M.C.K., the beauty of the scenery, the clearness of the \u2018water parties.ev, T.8, Chapman and family are.\u201cLakeside Cottage,\u201d .du an nr Sramanor EAST WINS MATCH | - \u2018Baseball League here last Saturday between.\u2018bridge.East and \u2018Bedford, resulting in | - favor of the home team, the >.el Be ist { dent, and Chas.Mann, \u2018Sec.-Treas.and | sent by-Dr.Heber Bishop, is suc-{| [| cessfully hatohed out and the lake.is\u2019 \u2018now swarming with the most suitable] : 1 and the remarkable absence of insect |\u201d {| pests, Silver Lake is widely known.as -8 favorite place for picnic and camping | .enjoying their arties are contemplating) wit | building in tho.near future, NEWS -ps]gsr rq LL.\u201d we BUI Legon repr »e SEA FU RO ._ WITH BEDFORD.; Stanbridge East, July 11.\u2014(Spee- |.ial.)\u2014The fifth game in the Sovereign series was played Stan- score 1 pet 4 \"NAT CUNHAM (EVALLES FIEUD 4.am, :took, place - at -Valleyfield on arnham, after -.ten innings of hard, ose playing, by \u2018a:seore of 5 to 4.Farnham is still at.the top of the in \u2018the Eastern Canadian League, , .À, Yond St.Johns is a close second, 824 lbs of butter.at at.ge per: lb.|, \u2018League standing being as\u2019 follows : ! ORDIN ATION OF.REY.Ri ou | Won.Lost.To Play.TRELL AT HI HURST.A [Hamam .pee 301A \u201c| Comptôn, July \u2018 11:(Special.).1 Bt Joba.2 1.5.* very interesting and prive rie Mascotte ett) 3.0 og Fa meld in the Presbyterian von {Valle yfiel dm \"0 - 1 7 \u201c|Hillhurst, yesterday afternoon : when 7 t Valleyfield was witness- \u2018the induction and \u2018ordination- ot Jef od be game ot ense crowd and the Visi-| .|'Massawippi \u2018 and.hirst churépés, 1 on \"| took place\u201d © : \"The teams were as follows : À ehuroh had been a, se handsomely dor | Done TES.hodhelord, 2 bi A 2511 e, ochelor s, | porated and was.rid Le is vino Jarry \u2018Rocheford, 1b.: Dergcher, ca capacity.Tape .donde, ef; Jim Rocheford > rf; Le- | Peshban-\u2014Lori in, \"1b; Gillin, Lt; \u2018Laclair, 8.8; * Whitney, Pp.riots, 2 b; Barbeau, 3 b.; Lucier, Es Bachand, \u2018et.Score by innings\u2014 \u2018\"* a e200 02-5, h | Yo ~0000210001\u20144, Ti; e of gamé 2 hours.°°°\" F Umpire, tenaud.a we Nn prTON DEFEATS ; \u201cABERCORN AT B \u2018BASEBALL, | Nuon, \u201cJuly 11.\u2014(Special,)\u2014An interesting game of baseball between \u2018the Beavers of Sutton and.the Thistles of Abercorn was played on the | Academy grounds on Tuesday ai two » {.o\u2019clock.\u201cThe line-up \u2018of the teams was.\u2014 as - follows : , THE SILVER LAKE FISH AND Beavérs.- +.* Thistles.GAME CLUB.\u201c \u201cA Reid Jenne .+Bbrt atop .G.Derrick |.Marbleton, July 11,\u2014(Special)\u2014 The['N.Macdonald .3rd base \u2026 H.Osborn Silver La 8 Fish \u2018and Game CN.held F.L.Jenne .catcher.Sherrer a meeting on the -9th.:inst., at: Wey-| C, Eastman- .pitcher .L.Fyles land\u2019s Hotel, Marbleton, for the::pur-[C, Boright \u2026.1st b, .C.Slater pose of or anization.: 5 ft H.Boright .centre \u2018field .N.Burnor Dr.- M.Macdonald whit chosen [5 Eastman .2nd b.D.Spencer | President ; \"J.H.Barker; Vieg-tresi- D.Bonneau \u2026right field - .B.Slater Umpire for \u2018the game, Mr.H.Call.The playing \u2018was very brisk, and both sides showed considerable et up \u2018and skill.The star player of the Beavers was Bonneau and of the Thistles was Fyles.At close of contest the Sutton team.A return match will be played at Abercorn on Thursday, YESTERDAY'S LEAGUF- GAMES._î Eastern League Results, Montreal, 6 ; Toronto, 2.; Buffalo, 3; \u2018Rochester, 0.Jerdey' City, Providence, 0.- \u201cBaltimore.Newaik game postponed ; \u2018rain.Where they play to-day : - Montreal in Toronto.Büffalo in Rochester.Baltimore in Providence._ \"CRICKET.» MATCH \u2018BETWEEN AND MAGOG UNFINISHED.Ma og cricket team drew on Saturday Cookshire, owing to time up for completion of the game, Plaisance and Drennan for Cookshire show- \u2018I Farnham, July 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 One} the most hotly contested games of] eball yet Played by the Farnham | the| tors: were given a very \u201cfriendly recep- | .the score stood 21 to 13, in faver of | ! \" COOKSHIRE UE Magog, July 11\u2014(Spécial.) \u2014 The |\" being | EE Eat ns.pi act ri J.Rosenhloo Agents for Justrite, on Brats Meas Clothing resecceseseceneecenses eeseststessrsene AT THE| hi CLOTHING HALL, pbell & Twentieth Ctr | & Co., Props.alle Invictus Shoes.Thome for ferment.Th funeral 4 to 13.Both teams played pes Toe a he a Peg ad \u2018owing to\u2019 the uncertainty as | ok.place ; Bungay.1 Uwhich would win.the\u201d gaine; up to an 18 pe) Jar t finth innings; when \u2018the score was.{ - § dha shied hon.that, the Herqaiait {|e by\u201d Bedford, excitement ran: high.i forenta have, busied wiAbin.: the Prose Bhd\" wxt sigue game\"taken: place\u2018; at-f : : l que, yépasa all poing \" $pe | elighsburg between that team: i-and: 1 A INANE: m Ma.Tpan : nham on the 1)nt sist.a 3 FRICTION DRIVE BUCKBOARD, widay \u2018and resulted in a victory for : Cas A D - ervwhere on good and bad roads hills pnd at a speed varying from fo \u2014Buck \u2018is andosbtedly - the car for him 1 to vice for the smallest first cost Its construction is simple, compa + 3 \u2018proper size to be practical, It a man does not want a luxurious tourin automobile that.wilb take\u2018 him easily! and quic therefore i is not cumbersome, neither > | | on car but i ly anywhere and ep alike, an the level, up or dom four to.forty miles an hour, The Orient Friction Driv} board buy w ct : It will give the grentent we KY as for the smallest after Cost, and strong.lt is not large ant is it too small.It is just the The Buckboard is neither a toy.nor a miniature automobile but make a modest venture into th \u201cability is at once established.! \u201cmiles on a gallon of gasoline, - write for catalogue and prices be N.\\ MEYER, It is inexpensive to operate, qui¢ -physician\u2019s.use, or for the man of It will climb grades as steep as and full grown motor car with seating dapacity for {wo persons, kly put in action and \u2018for the moderate means who wishes \u2018 t pleasures of nutomobiling, its desir 30° degrees\u2019 and \u2018will make filly half pint of lubricating oil, If vou are thinking of purchasiilg an automobile do not foil.on any other make, GRANBY, QUI forp decidin j Agent Waltham din Co., Waltham, Moss.| 4 \u2018Some trademarks worth a million dol cent.The value trademark lies in it stands for.~~ \u2014others are not worth are lars 4 [a | DUMA .3 ™ ; dust N ro VOL.- EN Ÿ \u2019 People\u2019s tativ GOVERNME PERATL.St, Petersi ers of the ¢ ity m.the b - important c« _ decided that - adihinistratn pire must he iven politi of \u2014Saratoff, and Labor assured The of the.Con~ his; party W \u201ca \u201cGonstituti if members if pi \u201cficial dectaru -Deghocrats,.© Milinkaoff, \u2018 here entirely \"+ lished prior.| \"Duma, This : mands, whiv be conceded considered.I that before ist.between complete ai - second demun -ment-of the affected on t _ propriation.7 mands are a -L Democrats w 1 aggressive o| - In - the.ci optio of _explained th: \u2018was \u2018directed \u2019 volutionary 1 tary channel .struggle sho solely by th.It is stat \u201cDuma that ! A ternative, if A a â [I LR Duma to eon revive -ex-Mi DuFnovo's pi military for.Jiabl#, from protect.the | tween St, Po Petersburg - Petersburg » - leaving the r archy.\u2018This -to be put il ult, deputni arrived in : or re of ératoft \u2018apd \u2018armed | \u201cprod -foredoomed cratic\u2019 hierar \u2018 owning clas: reseile, NEWS \u201cTHE ( Bosbe.P | 7 - ,; HORS _e | ACTION Mr.O° ed 8 commi 1 «Court.\u2014 5 \"ed, held thut * ,.pu \u2018 SCHOOL.COMM {ISSIONERS of, i éd strength at bowling.\u2018Magog.seemed |\" _ i - Te \u2014_\u2014 ee eg + \u201c_ SUTTON,., \u2026 .to lack confidence and were | not |, © \u2014 \u2014 gl Button, day 11 \u2014Gspciis Aa | ESL ebonE to, mate rus wher [1 D : ; [opti men a them.The results at \u2018call of _time Æ | ù Nova Sootla Steel and, Cou [lected for the village, the others.tej | er 2° fol MC OORSHIRE._ t# Jabel stands for- all that.is best in clang .A | iC 4 6h 4 [ing Messrs, Bernan Dyer, LiL.Jeune, J, Cork, b Connor C4 - .6 P.O.Consolidated Bondf ©.cn À W, H.O'Regan and L.Dyer._ «+ HL\u201d Cork, b Connor a og 5g AND MEN KNOW IT.\u2018 | ;For the town of- Sutton Me, Fmest LN R.Wood, bh, Thompson \u2018.,\u2026 1.9 [1 PRICE TO YIELD ABOUT 6 Por Coat.fli mites ois | & France b.William BIE on T.VINEBERG, 7 Vinson sie: + apt.Howe, ct, onnor.31.We for Particulars _ are Mont c wh id, ou.conn] a » Wetherall, b.\u2018Williams \u2026\u2026.101 2m \u2018 ent Sherbrooke.i [Arthur W.Westover and: Charles - M Ear rennag, b.eck.we oF ee i jer oor oration | Jones.Mr.Herma A.»Parsens, | yy.Lambley, not.out.77° 91 The.0 9 y Secretary: Treasurer for the town.|g, E.Cork, b.Williams 22 2 IE 4 - ANL \u2014 aws, run out .ee seein 1 LIMITED, SUCCESSFUL E.T.PUPILS, | Fries \"30 07 07 4 duly Sale| EXCURSION 10 179 St.James Street.MONTREAL, | \u2014 - TW : QUEBEC a © A.J, NESBIIT, Manager.PASS UNIVERSITY EXAMS AND MAGOG.ol NE | - | _ QUALIFY FOR MATRICULA- 5 F.ser Plaisance .3 Going on 9.15 n.m, train Jul ._._ .(3, Smit Drennan caves wrest CL 0 J M NAULT efurn limit July 16, own HALIFAX.The foll mon.\u2018 \u2018 a 2 Thompson, ot Fraser, b.Drennan 7 e \"Fare $1.76 | o owing\u2019 candidates from the.onnor, rennan .-2 a \u201c MONTREAL, ST.\u2018Eastern Townships, who have passed E.Williamson, ct.Plaisance, bh.Going on with Great Success: | .the university school examinations, | = Dremnan .ces voue 7 \u2014\u2014 nave also qualified for matriculation : A.Meek, b.Plaisance veers nimi ee À SATURDAY and SUNDA ; | Alger, Alma Fredena, Sherbrooke ; R: Campbell, Ploisance 2 N : Hoatreal _ Bowker, Helen Louisa, Granby Que.;-|J.Nowell; b.Plaisance ue 8 ew ar ains) | Excursion Rates to Montreal.\u2018 A- RIOT IN .SECURED 101 [Campbell Harold éltredr Shidrbroske; 4 re not out .joer 21 For this W.k.\u2014_ + SE by any train Saturdsf .Charnoe oris, Cookshire; Cotton, sh, not out .jen orseencee 2 is We oi Sunda ST.PETERSBURG.THREE CHEQU IES.Katherine Marget, Cowansyifle; Dea Den.H: Spinks, did not bat.0 ¢ \u2014 e Return Limit following Monday.#1 CPR * , } | con, Wm.- A, Stanstead; Dewar, Della: Extras cabrones sesieiienns à erred \"re ose 8 2.50, Men\u2019 8 Felt Hats, regular $2.12 §3.15.mm 1 Li THEN \"THIEF PROCEEDED dolsuv | A, Lachyte ; Drununond, Gertrude |: 1+ rm een Lr Z| $2.80, for $100 packs For tickets, ete, apply to / BIG; CROWD | BEAT.OFF FRE 20- : A SUET OF ÆLOTHES AND.Aanily, Sherbrooke ; ; Lester Ralph, PE, Lo vs 37 155 $150, Men\u2019 ents regular 31, 51 0.H.FOSS, uity The LICR AND COSSACKS, = POCKETED THE CHANGE.\" ; | Waterlog,;.Elliott, Allan, B,,.Abbptts- | mat ld 20 Me F c.pair.|| 7 < 8 mtrathcona Square of Stratford, July :11.\u2014J, A.David ford ; Flint, Norman A, >: Stanstead ; MISCELLANEOUS SPORTING more Men's Suits, just arriv d, .- St Petersburg, July 11.\u2014Political son, the well known barrister, of\u201d the - Urer, James, Ormstows ; friqr, Ar J vo ©, NOTES.for this week, $3.98.AN Te KING, Station 7 dempnstrafions ring which the! f , {.MePherson Davidson is mi! J.chibald, Edward, Little, Metin: Hals,! \u201cMr H.\"J; Tweedie,tne: of the\u2019 b t BOYS\u201d SUES.\" b.| crowd\" carried red\u201d flags and\u2019 sang \u2018re- ns fh suit case \u2018and three cheq ues\u2014 | Lena, Waterloo ;.Jewers, Alice H.Me) h iknown golfers in\u2019 the west; di da ot veus due value, le] doi\u201d is | pi ( C¥ vol tipnary, songs; occurred.in many | to r 860, oh and \u2018bowrne ; J hoston Ch arlot Louigé, | Ohica oF yentarda .fi * week, 8198, 8.50 an 83.00.C D uB places in St.Petersburg Sunday after- third for 50c, He had ues 3 JKingsey- Falls ; Kelly Je B.\u201cHunt } Mosars.Ged oS, S.L d- M, Men's Bocts and Shoe for this RE le orf and of Eth police and military a suit cage Whica was en i i he - sngdon ; Knowlton, Sar rite ,\".Lind.Douglas Lawd\u2019.of plan nt r- Me 3% pe Waist regular 81.25 re \u2019 Commissioner, Bey his wa; home, froin London on j-38Y, Æpowiton aileur, Evelyn .Leo-']'wity, will compete in \u2018the United ; : 9 _ patrols.Street cars were held up\u2018 and tha ou his y na, Sutton\u2019 Lamb, Elvie Dor : \"2 for 75c.each.wane lle A.herb ; ; ; \u2019 a M., States championships which commenc- Ladies\u2019 S | ville\u201d Agency 8 - thei \u2018and salute.the aed to The The thief pureliased \u2018an an 48 suit: of Granbyy Lang, As Arthur.a, Orme-.esterday at Eaglewood, N.J, 180.oe on for oats, 5 lar 1 > | Daily Record.most serious affair happen ed near ihe clothes at Thornton & \u2018Douglas\u2019 Hor: in: MacDonald .Archibald L A Co-} The Orioles of the Cosmopolitan each.idee tions, aavortisomentt Monto away sation, where an of.424 gave de 9, cheque in payment, | av es ri, | Langue mom te pcond hme match | Sable Tinen regular Din, for hin Mtn red © icer} later identified as Lieut.Tom, 5 : \u2019 re Sale\u2019 2lc.a ya mad) a revolutionary speech oa clerk.h The cheque was mot endorsed, | Eenronville ; Nourse! Margaret Jane, of 15 Suns to 6.10 dozen towels, all linen, for this COWANSVILLE.0 d of 2,000 peopl.and the police are now looking for the i: rae, as, Ibert, The Canadian team is doing very sale, 5e.each.~ I \u2018 man, .\u201c{ Granby ; Odell; Elizabeth Winifred, poor work at the annual internation- jeces (ingh ak At Dunhans Tue days, Thüradas \u2018 eee Sherbrooke ; \u201cRoberts y a 5p ingham \u201cand Chambray, gleur A \u2014_\u2014 yee ; on, Wm.Stanley, al cricket match with the United regal 12¢., I5c., 16c., for this sule| turdays.\u201c Perisian Hair Renewer restores Gray Sompton t Shorten, Arthur Frederick, | States, now being :héld on the grounds 10c.a yard.- - \u2019 Hair to its youthful, soft and glossy, Ware sevillo; Solomon, Gertrude, fof the Germantown Cricket Club at] THE GC REATEST BARGAIN EVER » USED, TO IT: tags ih and beauty, frees ic es ins Ing aret a Philadelphie.i { the T \u2018 SEEN.Lattre Knicker Win a ou ru and makes e a % r oO e or 0 _ : m the bull bellowed at-yo 1 Lo _ Brow strong _and healthy.moose | 11 ha BE] ok pe, A ny\u2019 ger Mh, Riv cc a.J.M.NAULT.of Journ \u201d re ee à was exact! who know 1 aul will Ga & iia air Divggats: - || Liat Aline 0 .Mare tari Bill Taylor, centre fielder, and à Jos | FET Clothing Sg.y way Henry lehased when he 85% eT RE VLTAC AER 2 $ 1 7e ma se SB 7 ioe .J .Em .- pill \" 1 + 4 _ A ; tr - \u20ac ASÉS OER es 1 uC sn t 2 sp.BEN 4° LER Ls Lend _ = \" 1x AAS \u2026 - } i 3 - Cy { _ ati\" Dame An.Action for Ashastox Co, the deüth of essrg, Ir dyke, of Ln Parker \\ Mons, , As en _the lath 190s, Aetion nga Bank, The pany, KF.Pp.839, =, .; BEEBE J Br dore Jud the Casn a, : Beebe- Plain.quor at the | mentioned | finued, hl states that ' premises in « tity bad be who were qui The l'ourt, been made evidenese for Whibe there Consumed 0: who had fr Wus no igug therefore di: - J.W.Cas , dined 56 pur \u201c jnil Tor ile and a like Leblanc, of Mor withou ATRIIER Te he cnse\u2019 Nie hols Ch Ke crib for.» Wad an ne for the degut band: Who\u201d: which he: ha qu pre A 1 mw the Su er Hute hifi 50; apd tl, \u2014in the Cou TH: \u201cFhe prelir- of P.: oven sealing to Ve math Bi he\u201d éviden Eccused ven onging à.Benoit hut.dnésday \u2018 lorse belon - Agreement t, te dollar.(0 ry -\u2014 5! 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