Sherbrooke daily record, 20 juin 1908, samedi 20 juin 1908

[" AN THIS J US 20 to these | 11 can IN VIC.o-date | - i L = nn | oves vest :tter the the orm body pe.hich are poth.0.LIMITED ma TORE erg\u2014the\u201d ve nt.Night \u2018 teat C4 - the city is concerned, - \u201cthe storm in this vicinity, but it was, ' VERMONT MAN PICKED UP BE.Rstablished 1887.\" LIKE STORM WAS A TORNADO.| swept Over Townships at Midaight\u2014Fire Broke Out in Lumber Yards at Bromptonville But in TAN Case the Wind Worked With the Fire Fighters.Fhe summer of 1908 seems destined to be noted .for the severity of its ~thunder storms.The storm of two weeks ago was one \"of the worst ever recorded in this section of country, lightning striking in.dozens of places._ .\u201c Yesterday was very warm, temperature mounting into the nineties.The, evening was sultry.The natural re- salt \u2018was a midnight storm.oo \u2018The feature of this was not the downpour of rain or the lightning, so \u2018far as Sherbrooke and vicinity was concerned, but the high wind which reached the velocity of a hurricane._ -From west to east this minature tor- pado tore across the country, shaking houses.and blowing down a good many trees.Lightning was vivid, but so far as was somewhat Little or no damage resulted from pevertheless, one of the mogt strenuous demonstrations of the power of the elements which has occurred in a long] time.LUMBER BURNED AT BROMPTON- VILLE.When the wind was at its height, a- hout one a.m., fire broke out in the lumber yards of the Tobin Mig.Company, at Bromptonville, The result was that about 500,000 feet of sawn lumber, 4,000 ties, 3,000 cedar posts and 500 cedar telephone! FOUND INJURED BESIDE THE TRACK.Ris Arm Cut off and Skull Fractured, .enn TWEEN ABERCORN AND RICHFORD.Sutfon, June 20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014A man was found vesterday beside the C.P.R.track between Abercorn and Richford very badly injured.One arm was cut off and his head was badly hurt, skull being fractured.He was unconscious.His name, from.papers on him, appears to be Golden, of Montgomery, : > à There are two theories, one is that he fell from a passing train and the other is that possibly being intoxicated: he lay down beside the track and was struck by train._ He was taken to Richford.There is \u2018 said to be slight chance of his recov- NRROISM OF \u201cPOOR CRIPPLE Misus Legs, One.Arm and Sev- oral Fingers But Saved - Two Lives JOSEPH GILLEGAN, OF NEW YORK, RESCUED TWO BOYS .FROM DROWNING IN GRAVEL PIT.- POND.New York, June ~20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 With stumps for legs, a stump for his Nght arm and his left hand minus several fingers, Joseph Gillegan, eighteen year old, swam to the rescue of two boys in a yravel pit pond at Morris Plains, N.J., and saved their lives.- Alexander Patterson and Augustus Monahan, both an old boat.on the pond which near the Lackawanna Railroad tracks at Morris Plains.oo MING ACCIDENT AT FERNE, B.C Displacement of Strata Caused Death of Three Men.\u2014 THE QUICK ACCUMULATION OF GAR PREVENTED RESCUE WORK: oo Fernie, B.C.June 20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 | serious accident happenel last Right caused hv the displacement of .\u2014 tata in No.2 mine at Coal Creek, which caused the death of three men, Nz, George.Neath, George Rudolph, th married men, and Steve Koey, a av.: The slip occurred in section 6 at bottom and squeezed ta the top, Soppihg air from going in.; as quickly accumulated, preventing work.° + » 12 years old, were in [| is poles were destroyed.The yard côntainé about 24 million feet, so that- the fire, destructive as it was, did not seriously disturb the company\u2019s lumber supply.It was a gime when the hurricane favored the owners of the threatened property.It was blowing directly towards the river.It swept clean from west to east the portion of the yard in which it occurred, but the company\u2019s fire fighters assisted.by citizens, had little difficulty in preventing the spread of the flames, north or south.The wind aided them.It would have been impossible to have fought a fire against a wind like that which prevailed this morning.; The cause of the fire is believed by the company to be due to a spark from a passing train.Two trains met at the Bromptonville station shortly before the outbreak of the fire.Lightning at the time of the outbreak was not particularly severe and there appeared to be no reason to believe that the lumber was fired by a thunderbolt.The loss, it is understood, is pretty well covered by insurance.- 7 The insurance on the whole lumber yard amounted to $28,000, carried in companies represented by Mr.F.J.Alger.a The fire was discovered at 1 o\u2019clock by Mayor Lambert, who gave the ' alarm.The engine from which sparks may have caused the blaze, passed here at 12.10 o;clock.SIR G.PARKES M.P.\"IN MONTREAL Expecis Woman's Sulfrage in Old Country in Few Years.- DOES .NOT THINK .GENERAL ELECTION WIEL OCOUR THERE FOR TWO YEARS.Gilbert Parker, M.P., aurived herelast night to Belleville to visit his mother, who is very ill.\u2018His stay in Canada will be \u2018brief.Speaking on political affairs in the old country he said he expected to see women\u2019s sufffage - within a very few years.- He does not expect another general election for at least two years yet.NEXT CONVENTION \u2014 IN SHERBROOKE.Three Rivers Healte Conference Adjouras BROOKE, 1S ELECTED 3 PRESIDENT.Mayor Dr.L.C.Bachand and Dr.P.Pelletier, M.L.A., have returned from Three Rivers, where they attanded the health convention, the Maynr rejne- senting the city.; Lo The next meeting will be held in Sherbroake.vo Mayor Bachand was honorad by being elected Fresident for the coming year\u2019s convention.Mr.Dore is Secretary.; The attendance at \u2018 the convertion consisted largely of municipal officers and officials and problems of public health were discussed.+ WINDSOR MILLS.ad at 8 o'clock : Morning prayer at 11 evening at the home of T.Ward, was brooke.Mrs.treal.On her return she will be ac - complished\u2019 by her companied by her sons Edgar.college for the summer holidays.\u20144 Mr.Jas.Mackinnon, general manag- \u2018er of the Eastern Townships Bank, at- .Wilfred and tended the meeting Banker\u2019s Association held at Toronto this week.Mr.R.T.Heneker, who was in Len- noxville attending convocation, returned to Ste.Anne derBellevue, where he has his summer home.a visit to friends in Newport, R.I.\u2018days on a visit.Montreal; June 20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014Sir MAYOR DR.BACHAND, OF SHER- Services in St.George\u2019s Church on Sunday next will be Holy Communion very largely attended.The music was provided by Gale\u2019s Orchestra of Sher- _ = E.W.leonard left on Friday morning for a few days visit in Mon- who are coming home from.of the Canadian has Miss minnie Smith has left town for Mrs.S.McKee is in town for a few | SHERBROOKE, QUE; SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1908.| .CUS MEN ; Cole Bros Show.t many : WILL BE IN SHERBROOKE ON FRI- | ADVERTISING MATTER.C1 \u201cHully gee, Mag, what der yer know {bout dis?De circus is comin\u2019! \u201cAh beat it, Jimmy.1 knowed dat early dis mornin\u2019 for I seed der posters car by der depo\u2019.You're a slow an.\u201d >.\u2018The speakers: were typical children of the :street, and the thrill that went through their little bodies as they gazed with wonder and admiration at the many colored posters that announced: the coming and wonder of the \u201cCole Brothers World Famed Shows,\u201d was shared by many others, but probably not voiced so ungrammatically, but not more expressively.\u201cJimmy\u201d and \u201cMag\u201d watch the work of the bill posters as they unfolded and put in place sheet after sheet of circus won- | ders, and when \u2018Jimmy\u2019: so far for: got himsel as he saw a picture of a hugéielephant standing on his head, as to say: \u2018Bet dat ain\u2019t in der show,\u201d was feverely \u2018for daring to think that any piece of circus paper portrayed anything but the truth.Cole Brothers\u2019 Show is coming to Sherbrooke on Friday, July 3rd.The bill posters, lithographers and vro- and country towns within a radius of several miles of this city.When the 10,000, sheets of paper: will have been posted or placed in windows, and as each sheet measures 21 by 42 inches, it is a nice little example for scholars to Bgure it if it were all posted on requi to held:it.Besides this paper, 25,000 pieces of advertising \u2019 paper will be distributed.Ong week from to-dav another car will here.This will be the excursion car that does all the hilling along the railroads, repairs what dam- ère may have been done to the work then until the show comes in on July 3rd,\u2019 aRvertising\u2019 acenis and bill posters the Cole Brothers Show.| + AT MONT NOTRE DAME CONVENT.Yesterday afternoon, Mont Notre jDame; .ot.the Convent of-the Congregation, Grove street, was en fete, the | occasion being the annual distribution { of: prizes and \u2018the closing exercises of the iristitution for the \u2018year.\u201c The large beautiful music room was aeeanged with many seats for the visitors, which were all occupied by ir- terested parents and friends, and adorned with palms, and busts of famous musicians.Mgr.Paul Laroeque presided and on his entrance was received with great ceremony by the Rev.Mother Superior, Rev.Sister St.Alda dnd the other reverend ladies of the staff with Rev.Mere Ste.Aglae, Provincial of the Order from Mont St.Louis, Montreal, who is making her annual| visitation to the community The Bishop was accompanied .H.0.Chalifoux, Rev.Abbes _ Gagnon, Beaudry, Darche, Chasse¢ and Blanchard, who were conducted [to special seats.The programme opened with a piano overture (Thome) for four pianos, performed by Misses Jeanne Beauchesne, Yvonne Codere.The graduating class, Misses C.Denault, Jeanne Beauchesne, M.-Rose Bourgouin, Laura Cantin and Blanche Alice Cote, received their diplomas and crowns._ Miss Norine McManus read an address in English and Miss C.Fenault, a Farewell to Mont Notre Dame, in \" French.| Prizes were presented to the interme- | diate classes and undergraduates by \u2018Mgr.Larocque, Mgr.Chalifoux, the Abbe Charest, and by the parents of .the pupils.who were present, and crowns for good conduct were placed upon the heads of a large number of pupils by Mgr.Larocque, the girls \u2018kneeling very prettily before the revered Head of the Church.The prizes given by the Bishop to the graduates were presented, and those offered by Mgr.Guertin, Bishop of Manchester, were given to the winners, Misses Eva Stenson, Loretta 7 o\u2018clock a.m.: Fvening prayer at 7 Steele, Misses Brodeur and Huard.o\u2018clock p.m.The prize-giving was interspersed The Oddfellows pienic and with musical selections.Beethoven's dance held on Wednesday \u201cHymn to Night\u201d and \u201cSerenade to the Virgin,\u201d (Schubert being sung very effectively by the Ste.Cecilia Chorus, and a piano solo, \u201cHark, Hark, the Lark (Schubert), contributed by Miss Marie-Rose Bourgouin.The graduating pupils gave a recitation by Mgr.de Laval, in very beautiful with an address from Mer.Larocque, in which he congratulated the Rev.Mother Superior .on the successful Rev.Mother Provincial on this occa- the voung French girls of Sherbrooke lin receiving an education at Mont Notre Dame.Addressing the graduating class.he ! urged them to be faithful to all their duties, to their church, their parents, and their homes, and bestowed upon them all his paternal benediction with hearty wishes for a happy vacation.\u201cThe National Anthem was played, and the pleasing function came to an \u2018end: - - JAY, JULY 3RD \u2014 LOTS OF - reprimanded by \u2018Mag\u2019 grammers got busy this morning.They |- are all busy to-day billing the city } day\u2019s \\work .is completed they say over'} one place, how large a space would be of the car here to-day, and brightens | dium.up what has already heen done.From will be addresses by ill be \u2018in evidence frequently.In president, and first secreta all there are over 100 men ahead of society, also a recilation of \u2018a poem M.-Rose Bourgouin, Laura Cantin and | French and the proceedings terminated vear, alluding to the presence of the} sion and spoke of the good fortune of NEAT WEEK'S ARE HERE TO-DAY.) BIG CILEBRATION.| City -and Vicinity for Review of Programme Which Annual Gatheriag fer Distribu- Has Besa Preparsd.TWO DAYS FULL OF INTERESTING EVENTS\u2014BIG GATHERING | Plans are well advanced for the big in connection with the.50th ariniver- ; sary of the St.Jean Baptiste Society.| The programme as now decided upon may be Wamarized as follows : WEDNESDAY.9 a.m\u2014Pontifical mass .at Racine Park.Sermon Rev.Father La- landre, S.J., of Montreal.11.38 g.m\u2014TFhe grand national procession, composed of members of St.Yi, DESEVIS, Secretary of the dean Baptiète Society: : tv.\u2018\u201d Sherbrooke.y Jean Baptiste Societies of the Eastern Townshipe, sister societies, all bands assembled in the city for the musical festival, alegorical cars, citizens, etc.\u2018 2p.m\u2014Band festival at the Exhibition Grounds, 300 musicians participating, also programme of horse races, sports, ete.7.30 p.m.\u2014Masg meeting at the \u2018Sta- Features of the programme Hon.Thomas Chapais, Legislative Councillor, \u201cand Hon.Boucher de la Bruere, honoraty of the especially written for the occasion by Mr.J.A.Poisson, the Canadian poet, of Arthabasca.THURSDAY.| 10.30 \u2018a.m.\u2014Departure of excursion to Little Lake, where the day will be spent, returpingpst 5.35 p.m.7.30 p.m.\u2014Presentation at Clement Theatre of \u201cLes Boulnards,\u201d a three- act comedy, by talented amateurs.This great celebration: by the French- Canadian citizens of Sherbrooke and the Townships has been many months in preparation, and on the eve of the eventful week, it gives promise to come up to the sanguine anticipa- ticns of its\u2019 organizers.rere MILLIONS OF\" CATERPILLAR.create Tremendous Havoc in Parts_of New Brunswick.| | HFAVY FREIGHT TRAINS WERE BLOCKED AND CREW HAD TO TURN OUT AND SHOVEL TRACKS.St.John, N.B:, June 20.\u2014Caterpil- lars are creating havoc in some sections of the province.A regular army of them is reported from York county, between Tracy and Cork station, on the line between Fredericton Junction and McAdam.On Thursday evening the pests started to cross the tracks, and a heavy freight train that came along and rushed on them was soon stalled.Three times in a distance of not greater than a mile the train was stopped by the pests.The train crew were forced to use shovels to clear the track.They report there were millions of caterpil- lalIs and that they had eaten almost every green thing in sight and had] wrought particular havoc to poplar trees.More than an hour was spent in getting the train past the spot, and it was \u2018only by shovelling the caterpillars off the line and piling up gravel that the train men succeeded in overcoming the difficulty.: + BROME COUNTY FAIR PRIZE LIST The first of the Eastern Townships \u2018Agricultural Associations to issue its prize list catalogue is that of Brome County.\u2014 - It announces the fall fair to take place Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.8, 9 and 10.The Brome County Horticultural show will be held .on the same dates.\u2018 The catalogues show thai the socie- tv is still going ahead and is this vear offering a list of premiums \u2018which cannot fail to attract a fine exhibition.2.It announces the annual exhibition at Brome, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.++ue++++++4440700000 THE WEATHER ; and very warm, but some local thunderstorms.ESSER LOCAL FORECAST: RD Moderate westerly winds, fair | | z celebration in Sherbrooke next week | 4 address.tained distinction in the professions.| HAVING MINING RIGHTS TO 1,000 AT ST.CHARLES tion of Prizes.> _ A CONTEST IN ORATORY, THE AUDIENCE BEING THE JUDGES.The annual distribution of prizes and closing exercises of St.arles Seminary took place last evening and in spite of the heat the large hall was crowded to, the doors.Mgr.Paul La- Rocque presided and occupied the scat of honor, surrounded by the clergy of the Palace, the Seminary English citizens were present.The overture, \u201cThe Eve of a Creat oa was played with spirit by tk College Band, and was followed hy the of the Basiness Course.- ~ Mr.A.Ouimet performed a piano solo of Remie\u201d (Raff).The graduating class of the Business Course then received their digio- mas and the prizes were presentad to the students in Classics.= .i competition in Oratory was most interesting as the victor was +o Le decided by the ballots of \u2018the audience whe listened to the young orators with close attention.Those taking part were Victor Vincent, who recited_\u2018\u2018Conscience\u201d\u2019 : Leonidas Faucher, \u201cFor the Flag\u201d- J.Thibault, \u2018The Assassin,\u201d and ° Tar- crede Beauregard, \u2018\u2018Barbazon.\u201d\u2019- Mr.Beauregard was declared ] 2 the winner amid great applause.The prizes to the students in the Special Course were presented and Mgr.LaRocque then made a brief He spoke in terms of high commendation of the faithfulness and attention to their studies of the pupils as evidenced by the long prize list, and emphasized the great advantages to be derived from attendance at St.Charles Seminary.- Boys were trained there to take \u2018a good position in every walk of life and many St.Charles men had at.__ SEMINARN great excellence, \u201cPolka de la h [DALY NEWS SPECIALS FROM AL ROAD IMPROVED.Kirkdale, June 20 \u2014(Special.) \u2014 The famous Gore Road, has been put in shape for another season, Mr.Wesley Lyster, in a practical manner in the limited time allowed him, has made a good job.It is to be regretted that more money was not voted by- Councillor Gee that the sum of 350 was allowed this yéar.All trust that next season the appropiation will the worst piece.of road in Melbourne.It is largely due to the activity of be adequate.5 .s\u2014afmismeut + PLANT MAY CLOSE DOWN.Magog, June 20.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The ' the ry amd vicitors cotton ind i i i while many of the leading French and eo! ton Jn ustry is still quiet and the ; Textile Factory here is running on short time.It is reported about town that the plant will close \u20ac | down for two weeks.presentation of prizes to the students GOVERNMENT BUILDING START- - ED.Magog, June 20.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Work has begun on the new Government building here, Post Office, Customs and Armory, and is being pushed rapidly forward.The excavation is almost completed.LARGE SHIPMENT OF HIDES.Waterloo, June : 2M\u2014(Special.)\u2014Mr.Marcus C.Martin has just completed -the loading of four cars of green salted dairy and horse hides, making shipments to New York, Sault Ste.Marie and Acton, the value of which am- ~ounts to in round numbers about $1p,- ADOPTED MONEY TAX, Kirkdale, June 20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Ulverton Council adopted the money tax system in lieu of the old statute labor system.In consequence Mr.Albert Smith, a thoroughly competent man, was hppointed Road Superintendent, and the widening of the tha main road from Mr.Bogie\u2019s to the Melbourne Town Line was commenced.The road is now nearing completion and in every way it is up- to-date.It is 27 feet wide, with 15 inck \u2018ditches, and is warranted to car- Above all they were wel religion and were du Church.He congratuiated the Rev.Superior and the professors on the good results of the year, and concluded his kindly and paternal remarks by wishing all a happy and profitable holi.ay.The evening was brought to a pleasant close by a fine rendering of the chorus, \u201cLe Sherbrookieime,\u201d the words by the Rev.BE.J.Auclair, and \u201cGod Save the King.\u201d - 1 grounded in OF LAKE MEGANTIC.Syndicale Propose to Begin Dredging] Operations.ACRES OF BED OF LAKE.Recent explorations and discoveries have aroused keen interest among mining men in the Lake Megantic region.as a gold producing district.syndicate, composed for the most part of Kastern Townships men, now has under way a most interesting project.| lt is none other than the institution of dredging operations in the bed of Lake Megantic and the washing of the lake sand for the yellow metal.Mining rights to a thousand acres of the bed of Lake Megantic have been obtained, and it is said a dredge will shortly bé installed.While mining of this nature is novel in this part of the country, itis not\u201d new to the fnining world in general.Millions.of dollars worth of gold have been taken from river and lake heds in California and elsewhere.The Lake Megantic sofl has been tested and it 1s said with extremely satisfactory results.The dredge work is so rapid and so simple that the sand need not pe extremely rich in order to produce profitable returns.PROSPECTS AT MARSBORO MINES.It is Reported That a Valuable Vein Has Been Struck, SAID TO YIELD SEVEN DOLLARS TO TON\u2014BOARDING HOUSE ERECTED FOR THE MEN, Megantic, June 20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Work at the Marsboro gold fields is progressing.An engine \u2018has been installed and steam was started Thurs ay.ing vein has been struck, which gives the value of seven dollars to the ton.A boarding house has been erected for the men employed at the mining and the prospects are very bright.+ .THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.(From Melbourne Table Talk.) Marriage in a church is the best after all.There is really something in the holy cloistral calm, the dim religious light\u2014 something chastening and solemnifying which must tend to make the marriage: vow more impressive\u2014 and heaven knows it needs every pes sible aid to permanency in these Kaleidoscopic days of hasty union.tiful sons of the] GOLD AT BOTIOM | \u20181 habit of tin It is reported that a very promis- | rv a 40 h.p.automobile without upsetting.VE 2e BANK CIRCULATION.ROL | MR.FIELDING\u2019S BILL PASSED IN THE- HOUSE OF COMMONS.! WITHOUT AMENDMENT.3 \u2018Ottawa, June 20.\u2014Another \u2018good day\u2019s recorded, and although in.the thermometer Ba chamber, early- yesterday climbed to the dizzy height of 90 and hovered in that vicinity for the rest of the afternoon .and evéhing, headway was made with the butiness of Parliament.: The chief discussion ranged over Mr.Fielding\u2019s bill to: enable banks to increase their eirculation to the amount of 15 p.é.sof their paid up capital and reserve at the_season of the year when money is required for moving the crops.The main eriticism was the oki security and the bad the mercury ifg with the Bank Act The\" bill d, amendment.pass COMMUNISTIC KITCHENS.(From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.) Two New York women are trying to solve a serious domestic problem by opening what they call a communistic kitchen.The kitchen is-on the West Side, a tenement-house district, and at present .is designed to supply its patrons a dinner only.This meat, will be carried to the home of the purchaser and there put where it will do the most good.At\u2019 the opening recently, two courses were provided, a meat pig and ice cream, the supply of each being ample for one person.For the.pie, which contained not only meat but vegetables, seven and.for the ice cream three cents.-Of course, the scheme is not a ~moneymaking one, the food being sold at as low a price as possible, and the philanthropic ladies hope to make it so popular that similar kitchens will be established in every tenement house, where the number of patrons would be sufficient to make it self-supporting.The projectors believe that the kitchen will not only save fuel and labor \"and time, but it will provide better food than that to which the patrons are ordinarily accustomed.before and have usually failed.The avail when the management was poor.The novelty helped them for a while, -and then poor cooking, or poor materials, or poor financing wrecked the scheme.But these New York: women are starting in an unpretentious way, learning to creep before they attempt to run, and it may be possible that thév have inaugurated a philanthropic device that will possess enduring value.\u2014 ani fpr oo - Rev.W.H.Warriner, D.D., of Montreal, will address the Men's Meeting of the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association to-morrow afternoon, at 4 o\u2019clock.His subject will be \u2018Conversion.\u201d All men are invited.+ THE LADY\u2019S POCKET.+ (From Young Woman.) For many years the lady\u2019s pocket has been impossible to find in a hurry.An aged person required the help of her daughter to reach it: but this became unendurable\u2014the worm turned at last and.the hand-bag was invented.It is decidedly an improvement as to convenience\u2014the thief also | is of the same opinion.An ad.-reader doesn\u2019t find very many uninteresting ads.Look over the ads.in this issue and \u2018mark those that have some bearing on the things you expect to buy in the near future.It\u2019s an interesting experiment.| night and seems ' WANTS ADDRESS OF progress in the house has to be nging in the.however, without |.cents was charged,- Communistic kitchens bave been tried.principle was all right, but this didn\u2019t PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.LIGHTNING KILLED COWS AT SUTTON.Sutton, June- 20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The midnight storm was Very severe here, -accompanied by high Wind.Lightning struck and .killed two .cows belonging to Arthur Newton, a farmer, just outside: the village.NEVER WERE SO BUSY.Waterloo, June 20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Mig.Roxton Mills and Chair à Co.,who aré now employing a largé number of men, report that they have never - been so rushed, receiving large orders .daily and shipping immense quantities of goods.They have just com- Winnipeg, : pleted a large order for which went forward to-day.\" THE BURY SHOOTING.Bury, June 20.\u2014 (Special.)\u2014William Cunningham, victim of the recent shooting, passed a fairly comfortable n slightly better to- ay.\u2019 ! He is very weak, ahd no attempt .will be made to remove.the bullet for.some days or until thé patient gains some strength.: - | HOME BOY._ June 20th.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Knowl- ton Home seeks the address of Harry Hall , an English boy aged 13, wha left Millington, Province of Quebeo, on 17th.May last.His relatives are anxiops to hear from him.G ; b MADE UP DEFICI, 1) Granby, une 20.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 At the annual meeting of the Congregational College of Canada, Mr.S.H.C.Miner, chairman of the Board of Governors, generously ade up the.deficit of $1,250, : .- - Hatley, June 20.\u2014 {Special)\u2014 The.- Municipal Valuators finished their work Friday after nine busy days\u2019 work.\u2018They find a general air of \u2018prosperity throughout the township as evidenced by improved properties.The valuation will be incréased by about \u2018VALUATION WILL BE INCREASED._ twenty-five thousand dollars, or about | {ff ih five per cent.- (Continued \"on page 8.) 1 DEATH OF MR.GEO.OLDS.7 FORMER GENERAL TRAFFIC MANAGER \"OF CANADIAN PACIFIC - RATLWAY PASSES AWAY.Montreal; June 20\u2014In railway cir .cles all over the continent regret will - be expressed at the death of Mr.Geo.- lda , who, up to the time of his etirement as general traffic \u2018manager the Cawadian Pagific Railway, at the close of the year 1895, was one of the best.known railroad\u2019 men on the northern part of the Ametican hemi sphere .Mr.Olds\u2019 wile died year ago, ,and from thé bereavement then suffered he.never seemed to recover, and he passed away yestetdiy ot his | residence, 740 Sherbrooke street west.THE RACE FOR BATTLESHIPS.(From.the New York Evening Post, .: \u2026 Ind\u2019t.) : The report that the British Admiral- ty is planning to go us \u2018\u201c\u2018one better\u201d by building a monster battleship of 21,000 tons within the next tightens months is far from incredible.It -il- lustrates the folly of this or any other country trying to surpass England in the race for naval power.Sur o new ships of 20,000 tons are suppose to be better all-round: vessels than the Dreadnought ; but no sooner have we, resolved on them than England surpasses her Dreadnought with the St.- Vintent of 19,250 tons, to be at sea two years before ours just authorized by Congress.-As if this were not enough, she must needs jump ahbewf* again and plan her 21,000 ton vessel, also to be ready for spa about the time the Florida and Utah are launched.Moreover, as if adding insult to injury, she proposes to mount 13.5 inch guns and to use gasolene ergihes.There is really something very .unfair about this.England hag shown us the way with submarines, torpedoes, scout cruisers, turbine engines\u201d and _high+ speed destroyers.It looks like cruelty to animals-=this making our designers follow so rapidly in her footsteps.Why \u2018cannot she stick to one type of ship and let us catch up with her ?There was a time when the Admiralty was just as slow to move and \u2018to adopt new ideas as our own hureau chiefs.It even repeated error after error with the same solid satisfaction of our own unsurpassed chief constructor, Capps._ But now\u2014yhy will they not let a bureaucrat sleep in peace ?+ ,; ENGLISH JUSTICE, - , .+- (From the Van Norden Magaziné.) It is only a century since the death penalty was inflicted in England for theft pot exceeding the.value of a sheep.Now, some of the London journals äre making a.merciless exposure po {of magistrates throughout the kingdom who keep up the tradition bv sentencing petty thieves to jail, while inflicting only trifling fines upon wife beaters and even more brutal offenders.In one police court one defendant was \u2018 fined \"10s.6d.for knocking his wife down in the street because she refused to give him money for drink, and another was sentenced to sixty days\u2019 imprisonment for damaging growing potatoes and stealing two footballs.For cruelty to a horse, beating his wife, who was ill, with fist and hammer and leaving her withénothing to eat, one man was fined 10s., while another, charged with stealing a pair of socks valued at.6 d.got fourteen days hard labor.It would not be difficult to make up a list of similar cases from American police\u2019 courts, yet, the tendency in America is rather towards a higher estimate of the value of human life.iB TE » \u201c ~ pet - DE ntact a Se .Pe ea of T= LA FLE fname .M J MESSE \u2018a ey Xr wn, «amd pu fe mp ee A ETS ES TE TT ES > Le ' .v - \u201c LR no ; = fre ep Hg ME TT SG ET LE ET AE - Sh Nyy preter sgh He ond gra = > germ 2 ~ TY YUE TSA TA i EE, I AON YT Rep yee CT \u2014 pepe Bg TCP TNE J PW] TOR GE \u2014\u2014 - yw part ces 1 FU .ae v 1 teen ape AA Wm Rg - \u201cpor SE vee bog.~ wgeyer wml moon a pred a aed 7 ve 4 re are AIP 50 VE RES Te D , he RR ag RT ns rR a harap Cg une AE Se YT Lace RAS AR rn ne hi a not ep EE Wp - : \u2019 wy Ey A bras om com agen Bud .ene ee Teg ee .CER, \u2018 | » annee A UE cdr Sgt es 8 pe Q - * ec oe ees Ce ee * - we on RS LP ean vr ts wm BEN + IS © 465 à Tn a paar in i HE Eig I 20% OT y 5 pet rE Son aa 0 >.= _\u2014 me cp pow a Le + sure FT, étre vague mi voli A re 4 re \u201d ee ria 2 1-47 0 rer ue pr der pre nie eee x Serna nah on ar ee 1e ¥ om tas em = Z Lt rp yr - vom ser ov Pp CIRE on rl on.\u2014 0.ns pm.rt mm a v 5 vus « ms Sarg nA rrr on ey RIE ye de remy £0 wlan, we 0; + drames Ar SAA fh SY a Le PARE Eu I i has Star, aero 4,0 TET yl 1° PE AN \u2014r 25 AE TT dde A AE fA YE J - \" es a = en 7 F x.-_ A .ponts mie J 2 DE ne Ta so verre ee es ET A7 even ms 4 TER Op NU a a pe i sew av ype = 2 20 ole center a me oat \u2019 DE VS - .7 .La - .ere a ; ç Aw \u201d Ati Saar = ES Sh RS : ah ER .; atin AT LY ee VS R.A TS ER, 7 68 7 y dE ?.TPS += CooL easy .Hh .: a UE pe 00% PR ls .- ae Le, + o Damn Con - .ie ; PI - RP LY : Lai i a a ° d i a - re py cie) Bis A Eat, ne LA TT 9 208 L4 , .Comparison Courted \u2018peat to all to heartily support this \u201c thodist church + \u201c- Boâton for a few weeks\u2019 visit.der.PAGE TWO, ; ~ :BHERBÉOOKE DAILY RECORD, Ï in our Dyelag and Laundry Depar® 5 : ments.We do all our Dyeing on the premises.Goods finished in two or three days.- \u2014 IMPERIAL LAUNDRY & STEAM DYE WORKS, ¢ WATEN 57, BHARBROSKE.Bell \u2018phone 16, People\u2019s 223 - PHOTOGRAPÉS ! \"fii fou wind the PEON JONNSTON'S Studio k the pince to got- them, Wmateur work given special atten- \u201cGeo.Johnston, BARNSTON.The Government exams commenced at the Model School on Monday \u2018and closed on Friday.Rev.F.E.Miller was deputy examiner.\u2018Rev.Dr.J.G.Brown, of Toronto, occupied \u2018the pulpit of the Baptist church here on Sunday morning,June 14th, and at Way's Mills in the aîter- noon.Subject, \u2018\u2018Foreign Missions.It was a convincing yet touching ap- most worthy branch of missions.Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Parsons and their guest, Miss Porter, of Derby, Vt., attended the closing exercises of King\u2019s Hall, Compton.° Messrs.Edward A.and Charles J.Cushing are away on a trip- to Vermont and New Hampshire.They in- \u2018tend to visit the birth place and the early home of their mother at Peach- am, Vt., and also attend the one, hundredth and thirty-ninth commencement of Dartmouth College, at Hanover, N.H., at which university Mr E.A.Cushing graduated in 1868.Mrs.Paige Thornton pleasantly entertained the Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Me- on Wedneaday afternoon.The rooms were well filled._ Mr.and Mrs.Hall and a few friends have left for their cottage at .Elm- wood Park for a two weeks\u2019 stay.Mis.Lewis Hall has returned from t .present she is with her aged mother, Mrs.James Corliss, who is very ill.- Rev.Dr.Brown, while in town was was the guest of Rev.and Mrs.Mil- Miss Dorothy Parsons is home from King\u2019s Hall, where she passed.examinations.: { Mr.and Mrs.J.Leavitt and little daughter, of Morgan, also Miss Ida Pocock, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.Martin.ee - ALMOST GIVEN UP| (bladdér and kidney trouble.Pht aE Jy sen use i 45445 JOHN WALKER OF WINDSOR;:IN CUSTODY AT HUDDERSFIELD, ENG.Huddersfield, Eng., June 17.\u2014John PROIT-A-TIVES\" SAVED HIS LIFE Mr.Dingwall was St.Andrew's Superintendent of Sunday School in Will- jamstown for nine years and License Walker, who posed as a doctor from Commissioner .for Glengarry\u2014and Tax Windsor, Ont., is charged here with Collector for Charlottenburg\u2014for four-|the larceny of £95 from a woman teen years continuously.Read how whom be married in October \u2018of last strongly Mr.Dingwall comes out in year.He disappeared after the marriage, and was found at Bristol, diving with another woman, to whom he had been married.He.was remanded pending an investigation here -and in Canada.Other and more serious charges are expected.favor of \u2018'\u2018Fruit-a-tives.\u201d\u2019 - + - RICHMOND.| ; Rev.W.W.McCuaig of Montreal will conduct the services in Chalmer\u2019s Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 21st and the following Sunday.Mr: W.H.Keenan, proprietor of the St.Jacob\u2019s Hotel, is improving his hostelery by building a wing and painting his .house, .when completed SR Lt i i this will add greatly to the appear- &.US so ance of the Hotel.+ Miss Ina Jamieson, who has spent | the past nine months visiting relativeg here and in different parts of Quebec and Untario, left on Wednesday for her home near Aberdeen, Scotland.The members of St.Patrick\u2019s Society are requested to meet at the Brother's School Hall at 9.30 a.m.on Sunday June 2Ist.to attend Mass in a body and take part in procession.Dr.Lyster and son of Hull, Que.are visiting the Doctor\u2019s sister, Mrs.C.Wilcocks, \u201cClovelly\u201d.Wilttämstowm -Orsti, \u201cAbril Sth, 1967.I have much pleasure in testifying to the almost marvellous tcnefit I have derived from taking \u2018'Fruit-a-tives.\u2019°\u201d.I was\u201da life long sufferer irom Chronic Constipation and the only medicine I ever secured to do me nny real good was © \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives.\u201d\u2019 This medicine cured .me when everything else failed.Also, last spring, I had a severe attack\u2019 of bladder trouble with kidney trouble, and \u201cFruit-a-tives'' cured these com- A The Government examinations fin- plaints for me.when the physician at- ished on Friday at St.Francis Col- tending me had practically given me lege.Rev.G H Craik acted as De- up._ 1 am now over eighty years.of age and I can strongly recommend \u2018\u2018Fruit-a- tives\u2019* for Chronic Constipation and \u2018 This medicine is mild like fruit, is easy to take, but most effective in action.(Sgd.) JAMES DINGWALL.\u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019\u2019\u2014or \u2018\u2018Fruit Liver Tablets\u2019\u2019 are sold by dealers at 50c a box \u20146 for $2.50\u2014or will be sent on receipt puty Examiner.Miss Jennie M.Stewart, daughter of Mr.A.Stewart, has taken a model School Diploma at McDonald College and also won the Prince of Wales medal at that institution.Miss Stewart will be one of the new teachers on St.Francis College staff next, term, her many friends congratulate her on her success at McDonald College.of price.Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ot- Mr.David \u2018 E.Taylor will sail next tawa.| Thursday for \u2018 Yorkshire ; England, J where he will visit relatives.\u2014 Mr.Arthur Barrie has rented \u201cThe MISUSE OF TELEPHONE.(From the Gentlewoman.) Pines\u201d at Trenholmville from Davis | Bros.and his family have taken possession for the summer months.The proposed road race open to the Eastern Townships, to take place in Sherbrooke on or about September 1st, promises to interest the townspeople, and it is expected that Rich- Will there soon be a reaction against the ever ubiquitous telephone?It strikes me there may, because I hear on -all sides complaints of its misuse, especially by the young members of the community.A lady of note, who is very good natured jn having girls to stay with her in town, was found complaining bitterly the other day because she could never get near the instrument herself because her young guests were exchanging confidences all day long with their girl friends as to the race.Now is the time, boys, to organize a Harrier Club and get into training.: JE SE GU BEAUTY OF THE ELASTIC STEP.(From the Naples Mattino.).The only women in Europe who can walk are the moüntaineers, but all Mrs.C.'N.Remick is _recovering from her recent illness and intends leaving soon for her western trip.* \u2018Mr.and Mrs.H.McCutcheon were in town on Wednesday.They are nicely.settled now in thein cottage at Leke Lyster for the summer, their frocks and young men.Eastern Womeri have a graceful and _ elastic step.1f our women realized \u2014 the extraordinary = beauty proper STOUT HEARTS AND PURE SOULS.\u2018movements they would carefully stud the Easterners\u2019 gait.y y er FROZEN TRUTH.; man that keeps cool generally teeps everything else, says the Syd Lone Hand.8 ye he By fd (From the Revue des Deux Mondes.) Men will realize one day that of all national manufacturers that of stout The hearts and pure souls is the one that | will pay best in the long run.\"The Chambers-Ferland Mining Co.Capitalization of $2,500,000.00 \u201cPar Value of Shares $1.00- 380,600 Shares in Treasury Of all the Cobalt \u2018Hotations, past and present, none has excited greater bub-, lic interest than that of the Chambers- Ferland Mining Co.Surrounded as it.is by or adjacent to such famous producers as the La Rose, Nipissing and O\u2019Brien, and having an identical formation with these properties the future of the Chambers- ?nd is assured.The La Rose, as a glance at the accompanying map will disclose, does not surround the Chambers-Ferland, but is surrounded by the Chambers-Ferland.It is known that the La Rose has an \u2018 enormous ore-body blocked out.The La Rose veins are in the heart of the Chambers-Ferland and will undoubtedly be picked up in this company's \u2018work- .Droperty., © In considering the property.under re- ings.The Nipissing, 18 one of the camp's greatest producers and the O\u2019Brien shipped last year over one million dol- Y\u201d worth of ore.The Province of Ontario received a quarter of a million dollars of this by reason of its royalty.In expectation of receiving similar Te- turns and by reason of the known richness of the 12¢ acres of the Chambers- Fer, and Co., the government of Ontario retains a 28 per cent.interest in the view in this article, it must be remem- me user ne t 0 | LL | JTEMISKAMING l ao n.8.f : | f | - z | TRETHEWEY : \\ alt\u2019s Latest Big Flotation valuable.He started to work, but the miners\u2019 strike of last summe Tr caused a cessation of work, ° e Superintendent - , formerly of the La \"Rose.has since been put in charge of the mining operations and two shafts are being sunk.c Typical high grade ore, and by this is meant high-grade ore typical of Cobalt camp, has been encountered in these shafts \u2018and these shafts will be continued to deptn, and by cross-cuts and drifts a vast amount of underground exploration work will be done, and in this way the rich veips already encountered on the surface and blind veins which abound in this section of the camp will be opened up and developed.As a result the many rich veins now being worked at deprh on the adjoining mines named, and which are known to run into this property, will be encountered and developed.Immediate attention will be paid to the veins definitely developed by the O\u2019Brien, Nipissing, La Rose and Right of Wan Then this company also has an acreage extending on the other side of the T.& N.O.Ry., where the Nipissing an Bered that this is the balance of the , acreage that was staked in the early days, when the entire Cobalt district was open to the syndicate after whom this company is named.This syndicate sald the Nipissing property.The O\u2019Brien Mine, as is \u2014eil known, is owned by Messrs.M.'J.O'Brien and J.BO\u2019Brien and the 124 acres now owned by the Chambers-Ferland Mining Co.remained.\u2018In the, section of this acreage the syndicate certainly made no mistake.To the east, south and west lie the .rich O\u2019Brien and Nipissing veins and the most valuable part of the Right of Way lies adjacent.' The O'Brien, Nipessing and La Rose are the camp\u2019s heaviest shippers and are probably the highest producers of silver in the world.Temiskaming a Hudson Bay Co.1 The, La Rose has undoubtedly the are working rich veins.y argest ore reserve in the camp.The | ; } - O\u2019Brien is extensively developed, so The emphatic statement of a well known engineer who has examined the property is that there is \u2018no partially developed ground in the Cobalt district better situated our has greater promise.\u201d\u2019 ( \\ A comparison of the capitalization of Chambers-Ferland with.- other Cobalt propositions, including the biggest di- vidend-payers, taking into consideration : the company\u2019s superior location and ; large - acreage, cannot fail to impress the careful investigator.much so, that the owners of this mine have decided on the immediate erection of a large concentrating mill on its property at a cost of $120,000.i A rich vein was tocated on one end of the property, near the main traveled road, leading down® into the Kerr Lake section, and rich ore was taken out and sacked several months ago.The oben cut can be seen from the road.Then Sketch of Rart of the Rich Cobal t District, showing the Chambers\u2014Fer land Property and Adjoining Mines.followed differences with the govern- On the directérate of this new comment, all of which have been set- pany are Messrs, William C.Chambers, tled.Arthar Ferland, William B.Russell, R.Last year - W.H.Linney, formerly K.Russell and R.A.Galbraith, the superintendent at the Nipissing, was original owners of the propertv \u2018and of secured, as.his familiarity with the the Nipissing.Mr.Jeffreys is the sup- Nipissing veins would have been very erintendent.ES = So oA A ys yl 7% CHAMBERS - FERLANG 8 NIPISSING \u2019 CENArIOERS - FEMLANOD O'BRIEN | NIPISSING x ppp pape 4 ca iB ea Nip RT WIVES: FC mond will have several competitors in | \u201cZE MOOD.PULP REPORT.Gives Idea of What Uncle Sam ts Using.IMPORTED 25 DP.C.MORE LAST VIOUS.Washington, June 20th.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 A preliminary report of the consumption of pulpwood and the amount of pulp manufactured last year has just sus.The advance statement is made from the statistics collected by the Census the United States Forest Service.Many of the figures bring out interesting facts industries during the last.exact numbers\u2019 used in the United States\u2019 in the manufacture of paper pulp last year just twice as much as was used in 18- 99, the and one half million tons of pulp were produced.\" The pulp mills used 300,- 000 more cords of wood in 1907 than \u2018in the previous year, : The amount of spruce used was 68 per cent of the total consumption of pulpwood, or 2, 700,000 cords.The increased price of spruce has turned the attention of paper manufacturers ranking next, with 576,000 cords, or 14 per cent of the total consumption.More than 9 per cent.was poplar, and | the remainder conristéd of relatively small amounts- of pine, cottonwood, balsam and other woods.There was a marked increase last year in the\u2019 importation of spruce, which has always been the most popular wood for pulp.For a number of years pulp manufacturers of this country have been.heavily importing spruce from Canada, since the avail - able supply of this wood in the north- central and New England states, where most of the pulp mills are located, is mot equal to the demand.Figures show that the amount.of \u2018this valuable pulpwoed brought into this country was more than two and one half times as great in 1907 as in 1599.In 1907 the importations were larger than ever before, Leing 25 per cent greater than in 1906.\u2018The spruce 1m- ports last year amounted to more than one third of the consumption of spruce pulpwood.Only .a slightly greater amount of domestic spruce was used than in 1906, Large quantities of hemlock were used by the Wisconsin pulp mills, and the report shows that the Beaver State now ranks third in pulp production, New York and Maine ranking first and second , respectively.Poplar has been used for a long time \u201cin the manufacture of high grade paper but the supply of this wood is limited and the consumption of it has not in- created rapidly.Wood pulp is usually made by either one of two general processes, mechanical or chemical.Ingthe mechanical process the wood, after being cut into suitable sizes and harked, is held \u2018against stream of water and Whus reduced to pulp.In the chemical process the barked wood is reduced to chips and cooked in large digesters with chemicals which destroy the cementing material of the fibers and leave practically pure cellulose.This is then washed and sereened to render it suitable for paper making.The chemicals ordinarily used are either.hi-sulphite of lime or caustic soda.A little over half of the year was made hy the sulphite process and about one-third by the mechanical process, the remainder heing produced by the soda process.Much: of the mechanical pulp or ground wood as it is commonly called, is used in the making of newspaper.It is never ured alone in making white paper but always mixed with some sulphite fiber to give the paper strength.A cord of wood ordinarily vields about one ton of mechanical pulp or about one half ton of chemical pulp.\u2014 -KIRKDALL, Among those home from the, holidays are : Messrs.William and Willis Adcock, from Bishop\u2019s College, 1 en- noxVville ; Misses Grace Pye and Myrtle Bartlett, from St.Francis Cotiga, Kichmond ; Mr.A.Kerr, from Montreal ; Mr.and Mrs.Lockheid, of Mon- real, the guest of Mrs.Stewart.SUTTON JUNCTION.Mrs.L.Scott entertained the Ladies\u2019 Aid from here at her home in Scottsinore Friday, June 19th.Mr.and Mrs.Ogden Sweet gave family dinner on Friday.Mrs.N.A.Meyer and son, Rean, a party to about sixty 1 of Granby, came Thursday night to spend some {ime with relatives here Mrs.A.W.Westover is in Troy, Vt., for a short visit, Mr.Hoaellay, of Berkshire, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.Fdwell Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Garret Safford were ai Bolton Springs for a few days this week.\u2019 ee WILSON\u2019S MILLS.Recent arrivals include : Miss Laura Suitor, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., the guest\u2019 of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Suitor ; Mr.Allan Gillanders, oi Vancouver, B.C., calling on friends; Mrs.D.M.McAuley of Weedon, Que., Son.Departures- include : Mr.- Robt.Anderson and Mr.J.Mchee 10 the Northwest, where they.will spend the summer ; Miss A.Kellart, of Leeds.; Sympathy is extended to Mr.A.Payseur and family on the death of his daughter, Mrs.Beaton, which took place at her home in Beauce, on the 16th inst.br.\"2% .= 0 SoA a RY 4 the \"Th.fg ER Te a - SATURDAY, JUNE 20,3008, « compassion.Few believe that suicide 5 fof the College, 1544 seavmua amv rap Baa, rooke w 1d - orable ould be a fav \u2018an in ustry.\u2018The subject is well worth the attention of the Board of lrade to investigate.\u2026 THE ONLOOKER.1IUDGE MULVENA AT SWEETSBURG.Several Cases Were Disposed of Yesterday.CASES FROM WATERLOO, FARN- HAM; ETC.\u2014WIFE PLEADS FOR CLEMENCY FOR .ERRING HUSBAND.Sweetsburg, June 20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Judge Mulvena held a term of Court here yesterday.Joseph Tetreault, of Waterloo, who had been arrested at Waterloo for as- ~sault, causing bbdily harm to his wife, \"and who, at a former sitting of thé Court asked for a speedy trial and pleaded not guilty, and whose trial had heen set for yesterday, ask- eck.leave through his attorney, W.K.a McKeown, to withdraw his plea of not guilty.This was granted and the accused pleaded guilty.His attorney also esked that he be allowed to go on suspended sentence.The wife of the accused who had made the complaint, also interceded on his behalf.The Court, after impressing upon the accused to abstain from intoxicating liquor, reserved sentence pending his good behaviour.Joseph Tetreault, the same accused, was also charged with failing to support.his wife asd family with the necessaries of life.An application as in the former case was laid before the Court, and the accused was allowed to go on the same conditions as in the former case.- .; \u2014 FARNHAM CASE, Adrian Potvin, who was arrested ai Farnham on the charge of stealing an overcoat and #25 in money, was committed for trial.He afterwards asked for a speedy trial and pleaded guilty, He was remanded to the next term of the Court on the 4th of July for sentence, (CHARGED WITH STEALING RIDE ON C.P.R.Arthur Butler, of.Montreal, was charged with stealing a ride on the CPR.from the latter place to Farn- ham.He pleaded guilty to the charge and claimed that he was looking for farm work.The Court al- lcwed him to go on suspended sentence upon his promise to go to work at once.PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT OF CL CLOTHES.Jos.Delisle, of Farnham, lodged a complaint again Adrian Potvin, with stealing a suit of clothes and other things from his store.There was also a charge laid against the same accused of bringing stolen goods into Canada.These consisted of a gold watch and chain and various sums of \u2018money\u2019 ranging from $65 down, which he had stolen from relatives whom he had been visiting in Artic, Rhode Island.Aften the preliminary hearing the accused was committed for trial and afterwards asked for a speedy trial and pleaded guilty.He was remanded to the next term of Court for sentence.The accused, who is only 13 years of age, admitted having served a term of 12 months in a Reform School in Manchester, N.H, ! po = - TRON HILL.The W.C.T.U.will meet with Mrs.Howard Partch, Laroche, instead of with Mrs.O.Ingalls, West Brome, as announced, June 25th, at 2 p.m.A full attendance is desired.: + \u2018 DANVILLE.: In grade TT Elementary and grade 1 Model School the following pupils have passed their respective grades, in their order of merit viz: Grade 1 Model Delight Leete, Beatrice Webb, Grace Horan, Wallace Livingstone Ed- ina Protherough, Henry Brown, Row - land.Elliot, Kathleen Cross, Lffie Towne, Bulah.Barlow, Sherman Smith \u2018Lizzie Perkins, Arnold Olney, Norma \u2018Perkins, Hattie Boyd, Edmund Mes- isenger, Herman Robinson and Mar- \u2018naret Barber, Grade 111 Elementary.\u2018Winnifred Gray, Stuart Olney, Am- \u2018herst Leete, Hilda Pope, Aylmer Stockwell, Miriam McKee, Charles iWebh, and Willie Coulter.Miss C.\u2018Ferguson, Teacher.+- DUNHAM.° All Saints church and parish ser- vicés Sunday, June 21st, as follows: \"7.45 a.m., Holy Communion ; 10 a.m.Sunday School ; 11 a.m., morning service with sermon.3 p.m.\u2014Service in School House, East Dunham.i | 7.30 p.m.\u2014FEvening service with sermon.; ; i Tuesday, June 23rd\u2014College closing service at 10.30 a.m.Preacher, Rev.G.Abhott-Smith, D.D., of the Diocesan Theological College.Cordial welcome to all.\u2018 i The closing exercises (distribution of medals, prizes, speeches, music, etc.) will he at the college at 2.30 p.m.The offertory at the closing service \u2018wil' be added to the Endowment Fund 1 to which the Secre- itary (Mr.Overing) has of late given \u2018special attention with the object of enlarging the scope and powers of the institution.The college was\u2019 found- \u2018éd in 1875 under the auspices of Bish- \u2018op Onendee.The late Canon Henderson also devoted much time and pains {o its inception.What it stands for i+ a good sound education for girls, in refined surroundings and in a Christian atmosphere.The Bishop of the diocese is the head of the Corporation, the religious teaching is \u2018subject to his direction and approval and the curriculum is that appointed by the Provincial Board of Education.De SOUTH STUKELY.Mr.and: Mrs.C.M.Spencer spent a few days in Foster this week.Mrs.J.Whitehead returned home from Richford, Vt., this week.She was accompanied by her son\u2019s wife, Mrs.W.| Whitehead.injured last week, -does n fast as his friends could wish., er placed in his saw mill this week.amp RTE Ne RE ee 4 TL An esha ane er 8 - lace for the location of such : \"Mr.Perrin Brown, who was seriously not gain as Mr.M.EF: Miles has had a new hail- * ve bd 3 pgm Ay of SHEFTORD (0, Semi-Anoual.Meeting Held at Waterlos, Thursday.\u2014 DR.PHELAN READ INTERESTING PAPER WHICH WAS KEENLY DISCUSSED.Granby, June 20, \u2014 (Special) \u2014 The semi-annual meeting of the Medical Association of the County of Shef- ford -was held at Waterloo-on Thursday: The Granby physicians who attended were Prs.L.A.Lessard, L.W.Martin, D.Kv Cowley, H.W.Blunt, Lord.: Dr.Phelan, of Waterloo, read a paper on diagnosis of disease, which brought out an animated and interesting discussion, Election of officers was as follows :(\u2014 President.Dr.S.H.Martin, Waterloo: Ist Vice-President, Dr.Langlois, Val court ; 2nd: Vice-President; Dr.Blunt, Granhy ; Secretary, Dr.Lessard, Gran- by ; Member of Committee of Discipline, Dr.Vallaincourt, Waterloo.A vote of thanks was tendered the retiring President, Dr.Brun, Shefford.The next meeting will be held at Granby, in October.ee THE HOME OF KELLOGG\u2019S TOAST- ~~ ED CORN FLAKES.An Interesting Sight and Well Worth a isit.To see the process .through which the corn goes while being made into Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes one would never suppose it.would be so difficult to.make, and require so muth time and machinery.Being a stranger and not interested beyond that of a consumer, 1 was not permitted to see the secret process, how they got such a delicious flavor by the manipulation of the corn.itdelf.I was shown the material from which the flakes are made and never before saw such beautiful grain, so pure, clean and white.The man in charge said it was the \u201cSweetheart of .the Corn,\u201d and that it took a long time experimenting on it by America\u2019s hest food experts before they succeeded in causing it to retain the flavor while rolling it into thin flakes and cooking under three hundred degrees heat.My escort told me.why- they rolled it into thin flakes was to break up all the little cells and that by the intense- heat of the oven the starch would be changed into Grape Sugar, making it very easy to digest, and especially beneficial to those of sedentary habits and all brain workers.It seemed light food for the laborer,\u201d but he said light in weight only, because all moisture had been\u2019 evaporated and that there was no food value in moisture and that every nutritious element of the corn was retained in its most perfect condition for human food.In the office I was shown & couple of imitation Corn Flakes.The manager sald one had even tried to imitate the name.He told me they had now two- thirds people.using \u2018Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes,\u201d and.were after the other third by increasing the size of the package about one-third.and in future there would be for sale everywhere the best value in flake food ever put on the ° market in \u201cKellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes.\u201d - tpn DUNBORO.Mr.Levi Jongley, Jr, of Abbot\u2019s Corner, was in this place Monday, looking for horses.Mi.M.A.Roystan bought a horse of Mr.William Hunt on Monday.Price, about #1.Mr.W.FE.Wilson tune to badly jam Monday.- Mr.J.Ef Wilson was at Hillside on Wednesday on business.Mr.Ernest Wilson left for Sherbrooke Tuesday to attend court.Mrs.W.li, Wilson is in Dunbam for \u2018a couple\u2019 of days.Mr.A.Buchanan is on a visit to had the misfor- his thumb on friends in Sutton Junction and Ios- ter.\u2014\u2014 ROCK ISLAND.Mr.Lee Hopkins, who met with quite a serious accident on Wednesday, is progressing as well as can be expected.It is feared it will be continue his work on the \u201cSpur.\u201d Miss Isabelle Perry was summoned to Barton, Vt., awing to the serious illness of her sister.Ce the R.F.D.mail route, while Mr.F.B.Blodgett is taking his annual holi- davs at his old home at Cabot, Vt.The Haskell Free Library will closed from July Tth to- July 28th, to allow the librarian, Mr.Charles Carpenter, his holidays.| \"The boys ave practicing evenings over in Odd Fellows\u2019 Hull for their concert whielh they intend giving next Friday night in Haskell Opera House.The proceeds are to ga for the Athletic Association.Mrs.H.G.Baxter, who has been viviting relatives in Boston, Mass.has returned home.; \u201c Mrs.M.A.Thayer bas left for an extended visit with friends in >her- brooke and Coaticook.MILLER & BEST WATERLOO, QUE, Carriage Umbrellas, Carriages and Harnesses, Farm Implements, Stove: Full stock alwavs and Ranges.on hand.~ IMPORTED Togo 4 W.D.INGLIS.DCATION vw, \u2018some time otfore he will be able to Mr.R.Bennett is taking charge of} be I English Shire Stallion, dark brown, black points, weighs 1850 Ibs.; age, 5 years; took 2nd prize Dominion Fair, 07.Will make the season at Proprietor's stahles, FOSTER, QUE.7 - = - y the Trade Mark when you buy spoons, forks, knives, efc.Iifitis \u2018 | \u201c1847 ROGERS BROS\u201d you are sure of your money\u2019s i worth in artistic patterns, Style, finish and quality.SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS ÿ _ Pitchers, urns, dishes, trays, etc, à of extraordinary beauty and wearing quality are made by MERIDEN BRITA CO.SHOULD WOMEN HAVE A VOTE.Paper Read Before Recent Convention at Knowlton.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WOULD RIGHT MANY WRONGS AND BRING HAPPINESS TO MANY _ HOMEs.A The following is a paper read before the W.C.T.U.County Convention héld at Knowlton May, 1908 by Mrs.Ida M.Miltimore, on \u201cFemale Franchise\u201d : - \u201cMadam, President and Members of Convention : 5 \u201cThe members of the Knowlton Union still believe we ought to have a vote.We do not like the idea of being classed in with children and fools, as 1 leleve that is all of the male sex that do not have a vote, and sometimes in looking over the returns of some elections, we think they must have made a mistake and let some of the fools vote.In the Province of Quebec there are about 125,000 men of age, not one of whom can read his letters, nor write his own name.They can vote while a Christian, intelligent woman whose hushand may drink and her sons mav be demoralized by \u2018the trade, but of course she is not permitted to vote ana can only suffer in silence.We hove discussed the subject and read pieces relating to it in our Union, but I do not see as we are much nearer voting, than we were last year.We do not feel as strongly on the subject as they do across the water.We would not care to be martyrs for the cause, and I do not think any of us would like to go {o jail or make ourselves \u2018as conspicuous as they have, but we feel as though it was our privilege and right and we will work on steadily until we have female franchise.Some say women do not know, anything about politics.There are a, great many men that know less.The majority of women would cast a good influence wherever they go.Tf one goes to church women are found to be in the majority, and if one.goes.to tail men will be found in the majority.We do not think that if we had a vote that it would be Heaven here on earth, but we think some of the wrongs would be righted, and there would be happiness in some homes where there is misery to-day.\u201d \u2014 QUEBEC BATTLEFIELDS.| ALBERTA TO GIVE $10,000 \u2014 MR.OSLER DONATES $1,000.Ottawa, June 20.\u2014The' Central Committee of the Quebec Battlefields\u2019 Association has been notified by Hon.A.C.Rutherford that the province of Alberta will give $10,000 to the fund.The money will be forwarded as soon as tho necessary legislation is formally passed.The committee has also received from.Mr.E.B.Osler, M.P., a cheque for #1,000 as his personal subscription to the fund.A deputation .from the Ottawa branch of the Battlelields\u2019- Association waited on the Ottawa Board of Control Thursday and asked for a grant of #2,000 towards the project.The request: will be considered at Tuesday\u2019s mecting.LE ; AYER'S CLIFF, i Dr.Harry Sumner and Mrs.Sum- \u2018ner.of Lowell, Mass., were in : Friday calling on friends.The doctor \u2018is visiting his mother, Mrs.G.Morse, yat Boynton, for a.few weeks.Tle will return Wednesday.Mrs, Sumner \u2018and their little daughter will remain ia few weeks longer.- - Mrs.Upston, of Bostan, is the guest loi her sister, Mrs.Wesley Cass.Dr.Brown has the frame of his new - residence up.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will be entertanied by Mrs.Marshal Rexford Tuesday the 23rd, Massawippi street.Mr.Moore bas returned from \u2018Congregational Union held in real and reports a meeting.We extend much sympathy to Mr.and Mrs.Searles, Beebe Plain, in the less of their home and store by fire.the Mont- very interesting The much-talked-of wharf is not expected to Le.huilt untsl fall.Quite a number from here are at tending the Advent camp meeting Beebe : Plain._ ut Letters to the Editor.19°000000 0-0 Slr Poutine DANGEROUS TO HORSES, Editor of Record: Dear Sir,\u2014Some few weeks ago tention was called by the writer the dangerous condition of the cross | ut- THE RECKLESS MOTORIST.How owl-like he looks When togged out in full suit.Yesd he looks like a bird, But he acts like a brute.town a to ine at the head of Meadow street and OXFORDS.FOR WARM WEATHER , AT Wiggett\u2019s OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, ANSELL'S GREAT INDIGESTION CURE ming om ed ae 403 pared and for sale by sus F.T.ANSELL, Druggist and Etationer, 16 Strathcons : Bquare.WE HAVE SOME NEW ARTICLES IN CHINA THAT MAKE APPROPRIATE WEDDING GIFTS 3 piece Pudding Sets at $2.00 and $2.25 per set, - very natty.Oval Covered Steak Dishes, $1.75 each.Very useful as well as ornamental.Water Cress or Salad Dish, with feet and china plate stand, only $1.75 complete.| James Thompson 15 Strathcona Sq.Bell phone .422.EASTERN = TOWNSHIPS Capital and Reserve, $5,000,000, Established 1859.- Hcad Office, SHERBRCOKE 78 Branches and Agencies throughout Canada.| Savings Bank Department atall Brauches i Interest at 3 per cent.Paid or Cre- upwards.Issues Letters of Credit, payable the world over.: .Facilities for \u2018transacting all kinds of Banking Business.Branches and Agencles : | IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Acton Vale, Montreal, West, Ayer's Cliff, North Hatley, Bedford, Ormstown, - } Beloeil, Philipsburg, Beebe Plain, Richmond, Bishop\u2019s Crossing, Rimouski, Black Lake, Rock Island, St.Hyacinthe, E.Broughton Sta st Joseph de East Hatley, Eastman, : Beauce, - St.Farnham, - ar pobns, re gisburg, Scotstown ranby, : MEE Homi, J 10 IN .> Huntingdon, Wellington St.Iberville, Stanbridge East, Knowlton, Stanstead, Lacolle, Sutton, Lake Megantic, Sweetsburg, Lawrenceville, Thetford, West, Lennoxville, Thetford Mines, Magog, pion, Marbleton, Valcourt, Mansonville, ~ Waterloo, Marieville, Waterville, Montreal, Centre, West Shefford.Montreal, East, Windsor Mills, WESTERN BRANCHES.Coleman, Alta, Phoenix, B.C., Grand Forks, B.C Taber, Alta., Keremeos, B.C, Vancouver, B.C.Midway, B.C., Winnipeg, Man., BANK dited Quarterly on sums of $1.00 and- Bromptonville, - Roxton Falls, Brome, St.Armand, Clarenceville, .St.Chrysostome, _ Coaticook, ~~ St.Felix de Valois! Cookshire, St.Ferd.d'Halifax Cowansville, St.Gabriel de Da lle, Brandon.| LE St.George, Beauce \"STRONG GUARD TO PROTECT THE PRINCE.SECRET SERVICE MEN ARRANG- 1NG FOR FORCE.Montreal, June 20.\u2014- À conference nent secret service \u2018men in Canada took which a number of the most promi- took place in this city Wednesday at part for the purpose of providing a force of well expérienced men to form\u2019 the guard for the Prince-of Wales during his approaching Visit to Quebec.nada a force of forty men was required, but there will be such an immense gathering at Quebec, cosmopolitan in its character, that a much larger force will hé necessary for the personal safety of His Royal Highness.mre aa GOING TO A FIRE IN A MISSOURI TOWN.(From the Wayne County Journale) When _the editor starts to run to a fire at night and mns into a tree in up to the present time nothing has the middle of the walk; and boards been done about it.The S.P.C.A.fly up and bruise his shins, comes to n° should take the matter up and urge sudden step off from eight to ten in- the city to improve it, TENT \u201c{ ches which sends him sprawling into IT.IT.MORENCY.a pond of water and mud where 4 June 20th.190%, sidewalk ourht to be, stumbles over \u2014 a sudden raise in the walk, falls and smashes his nose on a broken board, and then sprains his ankle \u201chy stepping in a hole where a board isn\u2019t, he begins to wake up and takes interest.A 200 Rs AE CERN At the time of his last visit to Cn- | We never sell à cake of soap but what we think of the folly of paying such femcy high perfumed prices for Toilet Soaps when the only real safe soap to use on the - hands, face or skin in any way is - For medicinal sad \u2018toilet \u2018 \"purposes it is without an - equa®-Try a bar.= Small cakes, BOc.per doa.Bars, 15¢ per lb.Griffith\u2019s Drug Store \"THE KODAK STORE.121 Wellington St Sherbrooke.RECOMMENDED EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS, eure mg ereente grey 7 Guests welcome.(CG RANBY\u2014WINDSOR HOTEL.T.As.Lynch, Prop., recently.of Montreal: RICHMOND \u2014 THE BRUNSWICK, OP-: posite G.T.R.Station, Ik, H.Lange COTSTOWN HOTEL \u2014 SAMPLE.; : \u201d BUSINESS OU AHOS.: oo ADVOCATES.AWRENCE, MORRIS & MelVER, Advocates, etc.Sherbrooke, .NICOL, ADVOCATE, 9% WELL- + ington Street,\u2019 Sherbrooke.ATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVOcates, Sun Life Building, Shetbrooke.et 1 B.CHARBONNEL, L.L.B., ADVO- e cate, Coaticook, Que.CIVIL ENGINEERS.\u2018 G K.ADDIE, C.E., P.L.8.QUEBEE » Office 81 St.Peter St.Residence 32 de Salaberry St.Tel.Connection.: INSURANCE AGENTS.| I A, MEADE, SURVEYOR, COATI- o cook.Bell 'Phone.No extra charge .for Sherbrooke.to : ) North Hatley, over K.T.Bank: ~ DENTISTS.i ; \u2014.* H.A.McCREA, « Dental Surgeon- \u2019 FH YNPMAN & BRADLEY, BENTISTS, Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.D.KENNEÈDY, GENERAL INAUE-.Jeance agent.Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, etc.Record Block.W.\"8.DRNSSERL& COi, EHER .brooke.All ECO nu Ces - PHYRICIANS & SURGEONS.J A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST.+ Kye, Ear, Nose .and roat.Private Hospital and Office, 49 King St.In Richmond, 1st Tuesday of month, In Coaticeok, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.2 A.C.ETHIER, M.D., SPECIAL- e ty, Urinary diseases.Consultation : 8to 9am., 1 to 3p.m., 7 to 8 pm.Res.66.King St., Sherbrooke,- Que.St.Consultations until 9 aîm., f p.m.7-8 p.m., and by appointment.R.W.A.FARWELL, (SPECIALIST) 17 to the Protestant .Hospital.Eje, Ear, Nose and Throat Disease, 37 Duffer- in Ave.,.Sherbrooke, Consultations: 10-13 a.m., and 1-4 p.m., and by appointmentd Children\u2019s Diseases, 61 King St.| L.0.BAGHAND, M.D SPECIALIST.20; \u2014\u2014=\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014- - au - Since 1899 has had full charge \u2018of the \u201c '|Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Department at the Sherbrooke tal.\u2019 Hours of Consultation:\u2014At the Hospital from 8 to 10 a.m.,, every day except Sunday.At his office 17- Brooks 8t.Sherbrooke, Que., from 10 a.m.to .8 p.m.NOTICE\u2014CRUELTY \u2018Any person witnessing mots ot cruelty to animals, pleas report at once to ; - Shas B.P.C.A.INSPECTOR, \"Phone RRA, 2° = Bacred Heart Hospt- 1 let me show you those monument designs by [.A.Price, and othen world\u2019s best designers, My prices are money saws ors, T.C.THOMP3ON, Sculptor 855 Wellington Street, GHERBEOOKR, P.Q - an ne H HARD WOOD FLOORINGS Hole bored, «nd matched, hollow hacked, kiln dried.All kinds :of honse finish in hard and soft woods.Quality guaranteed.Orders solicited.Estimates giv ms .A H.CEMMINGS & SON, LTD.Coaticook, Que.= case FARMS \u201c WANTED I will sell your farm or .residence quickly and eatisfactorily.No sale, -no charge.References.Norman Binmere.91 St.John St.MONTREAL med W.R.BRADLEY & SON, UNDERTAKERS &ND PICTURE FRAMERS, 55 FRONTENAC ST.STTERBROOKE, QUR.Pure Castile Soap | _- RNHAM \u2014 CANADA HOTEL.- NEW.1 Rate $1.J.Maguirel Roows.Livery.C.L.Caswell, Prop.: QUTTON-\u2014PHOENIX HOTEL.RATE $1.~ Sample rooms.Livery.8.Gauthier.; DDS.\u2026.LD.8:.R.E.J.WILLIAMS, 23 MONTREAL | R.F.A: GADBOIS, SPECIALTY, * - Bell Tel.Phone 207 + ; RI re \u201cre pa + El LETS Xe 14 3 Be: Ü gL go ff LA = ce ma » A 4.+ + : paper Ag AP PRE : ap qi iebigre [pamerer CRS TRAS on À my ere rE gre pp \u201cPace gL naa Lig cht iE I ; t 4 + he .t i hE a ?di 4.à LE i .\" + * T= .fo © A - Ua pp Jigs ht + \u2018 a © RR 2 a 4 \" ro ea een eb rae SR g 3 = op ah Mr qed TS on ; - .va a 2 cgsfem es RU late, EN oe Te wp ry ey 7 Tt gg dram ny et i ody + manele eat - = » Brosh, ce ; : \u2018 oh - + A Li ee a mme Se cotdies ta areu- re NET ly - a x \" : ™ = ver © mé + ir rm A PTE EC pgp EE ES A A ion > => ep = \u201cA [RE MITT eA ug \u201c4, we Cm ; SES EE TEE a = ter - Te .w\" \u20ac fe PERS RE EMDR fv TO FEATS XM FEIN Bone I 4 SI, 3 FRE RRP 4 \u2014 \u201d eT a EE vor rn ! = - a \" \" JE SU | Te LETT ~ a Th ROE etre er tre SOL ig woe, ow \u2014yy armes LT te \u2014 ra rem ue carve meme de > ~ omer are a arte arr DÉora 5e ee ro es = = wer en TI res + ar secte Îles ve agree - = page ar ST ~~ EC GTS DS UG MEET M roe .1 A .oo - \u2018 ; , \u201d oo Tn he ow ; - on - \u2018 ve ç A \" ONE eee > \u2019 a N - .- x ; = » \u2018 : a\": - > gratter, EES bee mp + - \u2026 .- = - 7 RER = mere - : : .a 0 a \" \u2019 = ; : : ; \u2019 ae - es .- # ' oy oR Be NE ey - Lo z M re Mae or AN we i > go PRIS ~~ \u2014 bal à J Spy TT IRI TN EN po RESTE es nés Lu .gn SER SRE Litany DALY \"BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS.| We have in stock ready for immediate delivery the largest assortment of Brass Band Instruments ever shown in this city.- These are the well known Jerome-Thibouville-Lamy instruments of Paris, and we import them direct, thus saving extra duty and any middle profit.: You will find our prices lower than any other firm in Canada for goods of equal merit.Extra supply of cornets and sfde trombones in our present \"stock, and a splendid line of clarionets.Leaders of Brass Bands are invited to inspect these goods and learn our prices.; .\u201d It you cannot call, write us for anything you need for your \u2018band this summer.'H.G.son & SONS .with others\u2014without expense, getting AMES T your grocer has not got it, telephone ALEX AMES & SONS \u201cBell Tel.324.Peoples Tel.90.STROUI TEAS and COFFEES TEAS - = = 26¢ to 60c per ib.COFFEES - 260 to 40c We will gladly give a ge jerous sample of any of our Teas or Coffees to any person on application; thus affording an opportunity to compare our goods 6d - STROUD?S, Branch Store OPPOSITE CLEMENT THEATRE, When buying Ham or \u2018Breakfast Bacon, insist on ET J SUGAR CURED Ps » 279 Wellingtor 3treet \u201cJESSOPS STEEL an the bogi tion wh en users La cheap steel i AGENTS, | PREPAID Until August Ist we offer to send prepaid, to any point in the Eastern Townships any goods that you may \u201corders whether bought for cash or on approved credit.to \u2018to If you have any Wedding Gifts send this spring it will pay you take advantage of this offer.Mail orders receive prompt attention.Jeweller and Optician.\"EXPRESS | | \" for her home, * kuy here.This applies to local or mail Band.Other bands ~~ a à = ÉAHGIOK CITY NEWS.Mrs.82 Lon- \u2018don street, is open for engagements.F.G.Stuart, nurse, Get your clothes, cleaned and pressed to James Paradis, 1184 Wellington St Mme.Charles Lussear, of Montreal, is spending the summer at the Chateau Frontenac.Mme.and Mlle.Laliberte, of Quebec, are in town guests at the Chateau.Horse races on Exhibition grounds, Wednesday, June 24th.Entries close Saturday, June 20th.See adv.page 7.Mrs.Tuck will open her grounds for a lawn party to be held at 3 Bellevue Ave., Tuesday, the 23rd.Another big shipment of the famous Vuder Shades and Hammocks arrived yesterday at Edwards) Martin-Orme Pianos\u2014LeBaron.Lieut.-Col.Spearing sailed from Quebec yesterday with the Canadian Bis- {ley team.This is his seventh trip across the Atlantic in this connection.Don\u2019t forget the Quebec Central Ry.auction sale of unclaimed freight and baggage, June 23rd, at 10 a.m.Further particulars in advertising column.- MORE UNFORTUNATES.An arrest was made early morning in a carriage house off Depot street, of a man charged with being drunk\u2019 and disorderly.A Lyndonville man \u2018was picked up near the G.T.R.track at 12.15 a.m.drunk and incapable.An East Sherbrooke man was arrested on Bridge street at 11 p.m.charged with being drunk and disorderly.He drew a knife on the officer.- : An arrest was made on Wellington | street last night charged with being drunk and disorderly.Superfluous hair, moles, etc., remov- \u2018ed by electrolysis, by a well qualified \u2018young lady.Satisfaction guaranteed.Work done by appointment.Address, +P.0.Box 44, Sherbrooke.ping and.save the cost ob the 1 nevitably\" pay \u2018for, and \u2018pay dearly.; it 75 per cent.of the value of your tools is represented by labor, and: 25 per gente by material, is , wiser to economize on the steel or on the labor} The James Robertson Co.Limited, MONTREAL.PROVIN CE OF asst, 3 IF You WANT A PIANO that will give a Lfesime of satisiac tion and that will meet every,\u201d requirement, try LeBARON sMusicParlors Our easy payment W.B.LeBARON, des system th paies piano buying easy.Sherbrooke and Granby.À Far Superior and More Durable Instead of animal .fat, greases, .oils, tar, sterine pitch and kindred.refuse from packing houses, soap factories, etc., which are used as the basis of \u2018the mixtures .I employed - for coating ordinary roofings, 7 \u2018 Composition Known as Asphaltum has been chosen for Brantford Roofing.; - This asphaltum is of the same material (only used in different] proportions and manufactured under a special process required for roofing purposes) as ASPHALT, which is famous for its phenome: nal durability and with which treets are paved with permanency is the paramount considera- ion.Brantford Asphalt Roofing is _ pot merely coated (as are oofings), but every fibre of the wool felt, used as the foundation of Brantford Roofings, is oughly saturated with this wear- defying asphaltum.most thor- | The result of this combination = is a roofing which is noteworthy or features\u2014that will longest withstand rain, its extraordinary snow, lasting heat, frost, cids, and alkali\u2014that is some- om | hat better than any other roofing investment you can make.Pleased to Give You Samples and Circulars.J.S.MITCHELL & Co., SHERBROOKE, Quebec.AUTOMOBILE GARAGE & MACHINE WORK Automabiles with Necessary parts.charged.14 and 16 Water Street, - - Open Friday and Saturday until 9 repaired and supplied | Spark plugs and all Storage batteries re- gasoline, A.T.DREW City o'clock 371F 4 of Finest MRS.E.L.SMITH.Face and Scalp treatment.A full line Preparations, including Alvin - Complexine, Hair Tonic, etc.FF made by telephone, Skin Food CAR OF CHARCOAL ON FIRE.The brigade was called out at 6.30 tBis morning for a fire in a car on the C.P.R.filled with charcoal.end of the long siding.It was pull- siderable quantity of water was quired to extinguish the fire.re- Saturday, June 27th, trip by Q.C.R., going by a.m.train, \u20187,30, and to return Monday night.Vi- tion for the Tercentenary.A meeting of Unlon Encampment, ening in the Odd Fellows\" Hall, following officers being elected : Patriarch, A.J.Martin ; High Priest, -D.J.Bouchard ; Senior \"Warden, AE Berwick ; Recording Scribe, H: C.King ; Financial Scribe, Jas.Lowe ; Junior Warden, E.H.May.Mr.C.+ Cummings was will meet at St.Thomas, Ont., { August next.The regular meeting of Sherbrooke Council, No.121, R.T.of T., was held in their Council Room, Odell\u2019s Hall on Thursday evening, when the following officers were elected for the next term.Select Councillor, Bro.Fred Drew ; Vice-Councillor, Sister A.Hatcher : Chaplam, Bro.Yates ; Recording] Secretary, Sister Jameson : ; Financial Secretary, Sister Mrs.George Phelps : Auditors, Bro.H.Bartlett and Bro.McLean ; Herald, Bro.McLean : Guard Sister A.Yates ; \u2018Sentinel, Bro.Geo.Phelps.Cole Bros.circus is to be in Sherbrooke on Friday, July 3rd.Advertising car No.2 is in town to-day.MONTREAL BELLES IN EDIN- & be Edi BURGH.rom the Edinburgh Evening Mail.The Kentucky belles ning Nil), been forgotten ere in their footsteps come a.troupe of sirens from Montreal who are devastating Europe and the Old Country at the expense of the Montreal Herald.The fair \u201cHeralds\u201d arc of the same class as their prede- cessors\u2014typists, etc.\u2014but it is evident that with the gallant Canadian voters utilitarian considerations have not weighed so severely as was the case in Kentucky, and the result is that the Dominion is represented b as charming a bevy as could well be imagined.They are in most cases beauties of the dusky type, and their charms are rather heightened than otherwise by the quaint, languid drawl of | Speech employed.The charmers are at present staying in the Carl- 1 ton Hotel, Edinburgh, in the course, of a tour of England, Scotland, Ireland and France.for next week\u2019s celebration.Send them this The car was located near the upper | | ed down to the crossing and a con- Are you ready to go to Quebec on $1.75 round sit Quebec and see the great prepara- No.3, I.0.0.F., was held Thursday ev- the Chief elected as representa- {tive to the Grand Encampment, which in - Exeursion to Quebec by Q.C.R.81.75 a | Saturday, June 27th, returning 29th .evening.ee pie rene Bond at Stadium .to- night.oT ! Migs E.J.Kemprer, of the Sher braoke High School, left this motning Now Carlisle, Gagpe, where she will spend the holidays.- Miss F.Eleanor Robinson, of Windsor Mills, was the guest on Thursday of the Rev.F.G.and Mrs.Vial for convocation at Bishop's College.The following Bands will take part ip the festival on the Exhibition grounds; \u2018Wednesday; | June -Zéth: St.Hyacinthe, Three Rivers, St.\u2018Johns, C.O.F.Band, Sherbrooke, Windsor Mills Cornet Band and the Harmony from the Townships are expected.| % Messrs.J.Trudeau\u201d and D.W: Sten- son have returned from Brompton Lake.They report a wet time and a small catch.Rev.Dr.Wariner will preach at both services) at Plymouth church tomorrow.While here he-will be the guest of Mrs.Tuck, Bellevue avenue.The Sunday evening services at St.Andrew's Chutch will be held during the hot summer months in the cool, airy lecture\u2019 hall, where comfort may add to the value of the services.\u2018Mr.A.Morrier, analyst for.the Chi- coutimi Pulp Company, sailed the 12th ult., for London; Manchester and Paris on board the \u201cEmpress of Britain\u2019 to test the pulp for said company.He will proceed to every port where the company have done business heretofore, and expects to return to Chicoutimi in December.Miss Alice Armitage, who is attending the School of Household Science at the Madonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, has returned home, having passed successfully in all the subjects of the year.Mrs.A.L.Parker, of Sherbrooke ; Mrs.Kerr, Boston; Miss Alberta\u2019 Woodward, \"and Miss Nellie Water- house, are the.guests of Mrs.W.§S, Dresser, at North Hatley, \u2018where Mr, Dresser has à cottäge.Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Gooley, of Coa- ticook, passed through : town yesterday en route to -Faronto, where Mr.Gooley will attend.the annüal convention of Building Inspectors in session next week.Mrs.Fred.T.Enright \u2018and - little daughten, Freda, of Montreal, have spent the week in town, the guests of Dunsmore, of New Haven Coun., came in from Megantic where they have been on a fishing trip yesterday, on their way home.Messrs.E.C.Hale and T.J.Parkes have returned from Biome Lake,where they were bass fishing, having had very good fortune.Mr.E.O.Grundy, General Freight and Passenger Agent of the Q.C.R, attended the meeting of the New England Passenger Association at Perrot, rgis week.Mr.W.S.Hopkins, \u201cof- the Y.M.C.A, is in North Hatley to- -day, | choosing a site for the annual Y.M.C.A.camp.\u201cThe marriage will take \u201cplace of Miss Antonia Turgeon and Mr.Oliver Dion, of Last Sherbrooke, on 14th.: ENT last night from Outremont Montreal, for the holidays: Mrs.C.Manley an on the Empress of Britain\u2019 from England to join Mr.Manley, who has beer in \u2018this country for some time.Mr.David Manley, who has been a member of the South African Constabulary for some years, has also decided to make his honfp in Canada, and is one of the party.M, .O.Stevenson, of the International Correspondance School, has gone to Quebec for a few days.Mr.Fllis Davis, from Springfield, Mass., has been in the city for a brief visit to his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Davis, Bluff street.GRAND TRUNK CHANGE OF TIME.Change of time takes effect on the Grand Trunk to-morrow, June 21st, and times of trains passing Sherbrooke are as follows : GOING EAST.Day express for Portland, a.m.For Coaticook\u20144.55 p Evening local for Island Pond\u20148.15 family arrived: \u2018Night express for Portland \u2014 11.50 p.m.GOING WEST.Night express for Montreal, to and Chicago\u20143.44 a.m.Local for Montreal\u20149.16 a.m.Day express for Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, etc.\u20143 p.m.Local \u2018for Richmond, Quebec, etc.\u2014 6.35 p.m.In the Methodist Church to-morrow, the Sunday School will have right of way at the morning service.All the teachers and scholars are requested to meet in the Sunday School Hall at 10.30 a.m., and at 11 o'clock a special children\u2019s and young people\u2019s service will be held in the church.A large choir of children\u2019s voices will lead the song service under the leadership of Mr.E.0.Grundy and Mr.A.L.Parker.Everybody welcome.Rev.C.S.Deeprose will give a.brief address the morning service and préach in the Toron- ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.(PRESBYTERIAN J) REV.C.W.NICOL, Minister.SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST.11 a.m.\u2014Topic\u2014\"'A Human Clock, \u201d a sermon to the children.7 p.m.\u2014Topic\u2014\"\u2018Heart Gardens ; or the Spicery of Religion.\u2019 .Special collections at all services to \u2018defray cost of Individual Communion Cups.$90 wanted.WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24TH.8 p.m.\u2014Pre-communion Service, followed by short DAS.°g2tgge) meeting.THURSDAY UNE 25TH.3 p.m.\u2014Ladies\u2019 Aig Society meets with Miss McLeod, Queen street.FRIDAY, JUNE 26TH.4\u2014W.F.M.S.at home of Mrs.James Davidson, Quo street.7.30~Y.P.8.C.BE.posing service.RECON: sara M: and Mrs.A.G.Campbell, Queen street.Messrs.A.J.Dunsmore, G.A, Quimby, J.T.Weeks and A.VW.Isle [ July Miss Clara Webster returned home .Convent, : 11.32 { at | Sr mente a udge Doherty, of FMsstresl, sails to day for England to join his: family.Miss Louise Webster arrives to- night] from: the Ne an ongery.of Music, Bo arm \u201cshe hab studying for the past year.Mrs.G.E.Rioux left yesterday for Montreal, and after a few days goes to St.Flavie; Rimouski, according to custom, to spend the summer.Miss Ethel Pratt of the- Sherbrooke Central School, left to-day for \u201cHill- hurst,\u201d where she will spend a month before going to her home at Savage's Mills for the remainder of the holidays.All the Protestant .schools in the city closed for the summer vacation, yesterday.There were no special ex- eecises.Some of the classes at the High School.return Monday morning, for the conclusion of their examinations.- + Mr.Irving O.Vincent, acting principal, and assistant principal for next vear of the Sherbrooke High School, has received his academy diploma\u2019 from Bellevue.Captain and Mrs.R.T.Morris-Faw- cett (Miss Lillian B.M.Rees), who were.the guests of Mrs.Birks, North Hatley, have been spending a few days in Quebec and sailed to-day on the S.S.Victorian for England, where they will make their home.Mrs.Newton Stewart and two children, of Clarke's \u2018Mills, Me., have ar- ived in town to spend a few weeks with \u2018Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Waterhouse, Moore street, Mrs.Stuart\u2019s parents.Mrs.Cote from St.Hyacinthe, and Mrs.Cantin from Quebec, were - in town yesterday to attend the closing exercises at Mont Notre Dame.Mr.T.-A.Poston, from Levis, Provincial Revenue Inspector, was in town yesterday, and went to Windsor Mills to inspect the powder magazine of.the \u2018Hamilton panied by Mr.J.F.Morkill, Collector \u2018of Provincial Revenue.On his return to the city Mr.Poston paid a visit of inspection to the powder magazine of Messrs.J.S.Mitchell & Co.East Sherbrooke, in both cases finding everything in good order.: MILITIA ORDERS.11th Hussars\u2014Paymaster and Hon- to retire retaining rank.IBth \u2018Scottish Light Dragoons \u2014 To be provisional lieutenant, Jas.Stanley Neill, vice F.V.Hayes, retired.is an ideal Spring medicine, and laxativ \u20ac, as McGale\u2019 Se Butternut M; Pills H -Curative extract is compounded with scientific exactness that makes it safe, gentle and effective for old and young\u2014a perfect cure for constipation, indigestion bad breath, bilious headaches and that tired, depressed feeling.It restores the natural functions without inconvenience or unpleasant effects.Ar dealers\u2019 \u2014or by mail, 25¢ a-box.ts\" WINGATE CHEMICAL CO- Lre, SOLE PROPRITTORS MONTREAL.Can.SHOE POLISH pene Perfect Dressing for Ladies\u2019 Preserved the finest leather and gives a brilliant polish that will not rub off or soil the daintiest garments, No dealer careful of his reputation © will say anything else is as good.At all Dealers 10c.and 2456.time - wn EY RAT pty LA CIE CODERE & FILS (INC).\u201cx Wholesale & Retail Hardware, Leather, Tinv are and Coal, Blacksmiths\u2019, Plum- bere\u2019 aud Electrical supplies.Sherbrooke ERP News PAPERS FOR SALE Suitable for wrapping, All in good order.1 gent per Ib.Apply RECORD OFFICE.gat at- the Macdonald College at Ste.Anne de | Powder Co., accom- | orary Major T.D.Newell is permitted | y period.\u2014\u2014 = IA Bree Trial \u2018Propésition In order to demonstrate to our cus- \u2018tamers the} \u2018many \u201cadvantages of Electric F lat Irons We have purchased the .most improve type and very glad to send one of them to your residence without charge for a - trial a large number of will be Our Irons \u2018absolutely guaranteed.Electrical Repair.and Supply Co.# J, NIGGETT, 100 Wellington Street.rop, B We are Equipped to needy fect scientifically, EES + H.H.MORENCY, Shoeologist to Royalty, - porch.olive.up.livery.PORCH SHADES By Five Big Reasons Why VUDOR | \u2018PORCH SHADES are needed You need Vudor Porch Shades to get the most out Sizes 4, 6, 8, To make it a.spot where you can rest or work on the hottest.days\u2014outdoors, yet free from the sun\u2019s glare and heat.; You can do : this with Vud or Porch Shades ; you-can add to the house another room, cool \u2018and shady, where you may enjoy every re- ~ freshing breeze, in secluded com fort.Vuilor Porch Shades are very durable,and will last many seasons, Another good feature about them.is the peculiar fact that those sitting on the porch can see out, other: \u2018wards, \u201cjeu have complete privacy, verandah the same as an inside room, on hot days.- Your choice of two colors\u2014dark green 10 ft.\u201cSame sizes \u2014 $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, Mail, \u2019phone or telegraph, your ow; in at once for EDWARDS FURNITURE E CO.wide by 7-6 feet long.BAMBOO SHADES _of » but passershy cannot -see in.-and can use the porch or \u201c}} \u201cwith infinitely more comfort fe mottled cream and \u201c| PRICE , $2.50.«Or < 22.50 a ; - 8 prompt de- J The comfort and fit of à shirt depend largely upon the way the neck band is cut.Each neck-band in Tooke Shirts is cut out separately, not in lots.It\u2019s this care in the cutting of the neck-band that makes .the collar fit equally well : whether the shirt be made with a soft or stiff bosom.The great objection to jmost Neglige Shirts is that \\ \u2018the collar never fits properly.ly Many men, , for this reason, ave become di d with soft-bosomed guste No trouble of this kind is ever \u2018experienced with a Tooke Shirt.TOOKE BROTHERS, Lauren, MONTREAL -\u2014\u2014 The man who loves His wife the most Is not the one - To let her roast these warm days in a kitchen overheated by a A Blue Flamé Wickless Oil Stove supplies sufficient heat for cooking, ete, but no waste warmth to inflame the swelteri ing coal atmosphere.A full line in \u2018prices lower than ever.RE 1 == JS, MITCHELL ë co.stove.stock\u2014 TONDON'S FOGGY ASSET.- (From the London Nation.) We like to astonish* foreign visitors with an experience_of \u201c\u2018a real London, fog,\u201d and when we are informed \u2018 that Paris sometimes suffers quite as heavily, we feel patriotically indignant at this mean theft of our supremacy.This .fact that our fog has become a sort of sentimental asset contributes something to our refusal to seek a remedy.WHY SHOULD YOU GET WILSON ab 8 bys Ss LT Wy AP ie wo an | = 3 NE : A Make || _ Ê Yourself Comfortable There is no-reason why i vbu- should not thoroughly ; se = enjoy vourself at home.The \u201cShocanlook ut butyoucutlookia?doctors say, live out of ) TRADE Via MARR - doors, as much us possible, L.Vidor __ Get all the benefit of the 3 PORCH\" SHADES best climate in the world.| = to do your ane because you are always sure to get the \u2018 BEST.R.WILSON, Plumber.SHERBROOKE.- FRESH TO-DAY! STRAWBERRIES, NE W BEFTS, NEW TURNIPS, CANTALOUPES, WATERMELONS, PINFAPPLES.LETTUCE AND © RADISH ES : DEAN, ROWE & LACEY 3 A.The laugh i is on the Weather whe \u2018n vou gêt acquainted with the quality of Sodas at OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Tt.puts yvou-on the .cool side of vaurself, the (ue -kest of anv- thing vet disc Pr Se.Try one any day/ se.WOODARD\u2019S \u201c177 Wellington Street.SE + EAP CE vEN\u2026E THE ERA vi .- (From.F.ve ît I \u2018were a man\u2019 these En cry the man is ast Lo t is the era of the an a few very shh! {pg that a woman, as do.and do every bit were a man.° .Fou tre : CURE Ci Wl Goushs.Golds.1 Wnooping Gaush.k fivarseness.5074 and all Ciscases ir * Gonsumptit : r 3 os i of Sole 07 Manufacture : WQULD- -YOU=LIK OF - THE _ .FURNACE?d EEE Jus \u2018Just write 9 on a post- \u2014Jus card, \u201cSend = © - Booklet A,\u201d ; and mall Th te nearest called branch.The A tsemc rest we'll andyo gladly attend to.Le =\u2014 tect, C i ONDON ' ORONTO MONTREAL WINNIPER - 8.MITCHELL & CO AR WILSON, \u2014 i a | | Hot ! | are a treat, made w | light and flaky\u2014so t | too, as they are tas y \u201cCook\u2019s is entirely free from the most delicate sto Half a century's test has proved it a thoroughly \u2018 satisfactory and reliable, Sen pi and at the sape After - \u201c à Le à : ; Any farmer whe.Tithout à cream st mi.of hutter fat, In addition, kim-milk Joscs prac It is no longer 4 - good investment, hh lap the requiremen 18 to see the sey Plest,.lightest runti mn rket.They, skim e milk is warm O1 we \u2018cream harvest hy s b À Bhiebel or D butte tter fat, and pros trouble to make 1}., SéMand the highest ©! The Dairymaid hine, is made in Ask the local T8, Or write 1 Vertising matter.| INTERNATION A (Une FL.BE: m ag Re RTS EN CR PN TT ¥ Taree \u2019 » Ar ., «} SON vu we sm - ! E +44, à SHERBRG Tat ee | HERBROGEI DAILY RECORD, SATURDA ; RE Soe vo , SATURDAY, eb + \u2014\u2014 ., JUNE.; + i .\u2014 .» 1908.SPORTIN amas [eA life an = G : to 1ifc and, i4à ELT rte .+ , J4$c, wi Sr Na a met - L + : n .ie Ta, he ot LY = yy \u20ac 4 : BABA \"|f MARKET NEWS : BUTTER, | =.Ù : - : Ta Cy VoL : ja By \u201ca es sa 1 | EAST AGU ; presented PRICES wor (ER © oY 5 #4 > to 2 B JASTERN LEAG * a: FALLEN OFF INRET CREAMER e - a EE, Ù ; A ; cé 3 p Baltimore, 3 \u201cMor ve-resurgs.{PRICE Ory SINCE BATUR- _ PR EN x { ; un {+ 4 TT.tovidence.13 | Toronto.2.$ rr S AT THE la x LAST.n : A, | \u201crue 315 alo, 4: J ronto, eK : It : ontraaly \u2019 - 23 « = ; iewing Tob Dr inerte 4] 7 SHERBROOKE cfm poze rie als tr - i ; _ CF \u2019 ark, 2.15 : 4-Price iobtainabl » Mic was the high \u2019 ap ex À , ac a ; a RBROOKE \u201cMARKET.Yet for round 1 hursday in this T est ; ° = vx \u20ac à- M AMES f ddl ctea.ots of fi mar ; ; = [ + Montreal TODAY Li mery, and nest Townshi oo ewe | Toronto at.Promimore \u20ac NO CHANGE IN.MARKËT PRIC Bayer pleked up wo pursday a Montreal al - Ce mT - 7 ! uflalo a ovidence.Ë TODAY\u2014MEAT | PRICES | sat 22% es in the Town- Ir = | - Rochester at Newack\u201d ; Y-MEAT AND DAIRY | feed Shen isd gle, maa fered em i : 00 ART .he MAIN - th em, as h .0.b., but A _ HT WORLD' \u2014 8 em for ex e could : | _ E Bi@Q Bi A LD 8 CHAMPION POLE Vi There TBADY.offering for Rnd there is too place À _ B- LL NOT G LE WAULT- was practicall .Several en trade to \u2018tak : : : : p- | 2 New Y PIC G SEC O A prices at the mark Tae change in ket for North quiries were on thse care ° | = _ | - .p -western mar- - - .} 7 3 | s world\u2019s Fork, June 18.\u2014W » Eggs retained the i et this morning Umits were too low account, bu ; 5; \u2026 ; ; .40.\u2014W.Ï : ; .- i to eft , t the 18 = says that duPion pole vaul Æ; Dray, last week ncrease in price of care was all that could be I busines ; 4 : compete - e will-not go u ters df Yale scarc and were comp N oad, and 213c ¢ ould be paid fo 8, 5.; à | month, b in the Oly to Enslend to e.Butter did not show\" aratively ; otwithstandi for another, car ra 4 As Tow .bere ep but will r mpic gums creamery show \u2018any chan n some parts ng ' that 22jc ; > \u201cns \u2014 ., of the etire in fa next £ gelling a Ac ge nesda te, of tle c was paid .| .= eS new world's ame colle von! Gil-[ dairy at 20 per 1b.and 22 va desler here guntry on Wed- i THE BRA vf WOMAN min oo Rs } in the rid's record of Es une ade o| meat mark to 22 dents per lb and 2c (vas all that © informed us de ; { ; RC 5 - < (From P=T.O.) N°\u201d > Nn romane ES.8 at Philadelphia a prices 3 et retained last weeks or spot goods.ppers would pay - Hg _ { 5, ol sar cry Ui is surely a vers | oor.SPANISH woMEN, following hiaouncement cam .co Creamery butt in | : VN | ) \u201c7 WN \" ; iE > ane Man cry these days.The cnory Spanish | the\u201d Glasgow New .feet 94 inches remarkable ve Juesdaz Dairy butter er, per db.4 _ GRAIN MARKET Je, C0 § ~~ vw ta the or oF i woman\u201d Fhe | cation of Souther passion.© ersont.SALUTGAT.5, ads 80 nei Bunbury Dome ar, par 15 | woh A AT mes JE gy + F with a few very sisht excep ; cre is be outhern pa raoni- | be ay.This r anburyy .C omestic Onesve LS 200 i : being e market i i : .2 = ro 5 ing that a woman, as : ceptions, nath- err taught \u2018by \u201cC sgion, us.wo hav eyond belief as ecord jump imi okt Strained H totes fwsem a ~-2bC feed wheat eluoted at 6c t 8 quiet ! .py ; X \\ hp.i : xr Co de, and do every % it à woman, cann Lo believe ; * armen\u2019\u2019 and .e .ter than the r it is three i B most Hone oney, per Manu omamses 170 CORN\u2014T c to Tic ix 8to oO 67#c and ; i ; fg J Ca 4 = - na oF , oy | C= a EI A TRS Mori Br Den ne ai\u2019 Philadelphia.\u2018wad which tae bet Boot hind \u201cquarter see = Tne ow ai me to Hilo in rm: No.8 sei | ARs LT a em eee .assion, b : sh men 1 of about the li wasigu - ; ar i ou ; store.No.us 4 ; \\ ; -[- à Woo Out far mar ; cap- ©! athletic e limit in thigfbranel Beef, fore qu 250000 aeiees Je-100.NOATS\u2014 : 0.3 do - ; À RS, ee \u2014 | orthern w e difficult t that 8.Beside ie#branch quarter A vo.60 106 : N The mark .8 a ; ._ A TEE : omen.o of 11 1 8 the new Beef, cut A o.2, Qu arket is qui ¢ a =F * mor = Sod eet 6 inches fecord » cut, per Ib = \u2026uBb0-7ÿc | N ebec bein quiet and ! x j - To.« res Jn Siete _ erst m ! \u2019 assose ousest 0.g easy.: : ) 3 \\ , ; ; _ IT DRQT ee a in th Sra] ein Bt ent pL eT tle PE ne aloud ve Be OH: Pe eT - | - a 22 ==> Sinks into ln tican: games a lon at Pork 1n carcass vos essere sreeesens 100-1240 2 PÉAS\u2014The 08 rejected fron rejected EE , hd y ; ne ._ = .WL = i a LE AE bar Soderstrom is one\u2019 althou at the Cr per ID .a a ee Bebo 2 eooing very scarce.remains firm, N oo à /\\1M° LL TAF I hid 1 : | ers that ever tre d of the ttiest / cken,s per mn oo wessnsesessl1C-134c r - $1.07 to $1.20 .We quote boili 0.0: ; A .> « Çî _ | [CAN Zn ; \u2018 awed pol Pat an LL aTeate BARLEY nt A ot of 000 Dushels AGB 7 (A020 (8 - N 7 4 A ~ : eef Hi vesere sssses\u2019 messes ses : \u2014T 10, - : , Oi td Ns 1 , - - | R 2 Ya 1 A CURCUIT COURT JUD( : Fer Way GrOeN.coven sacs So ST ing barley sé to market is quiet.Mal J | ! > 2 AT a : ZAR No st STANSTEA GMEMNES AT |Lamb king e.ye we mette PO c.Manitoba.feed 5% : 7 A & \u2018 # A i = A ; ; aE Ere] = De x 2 folloanstead, June 20 Da Co \u2018 L sKins .pes eae amvecsepenssesses 80-400 al UCKWHEAT-\u2014Th .52c ,Ç | Ma A .Le + 4 \\ \\ \\ M His Ying, Judgments were Dec) \u2014The amb, per Ib.un ans 10-800, HYD The ors foe market is nomi Wm 2° = ; 8 Pow rie 2 \\ i EL poordship, Mr.vere rendered by Blood Sausage, 2 Bb.cu \u20ac \"00.150 ing quoted market is quie mor | a - 4 Pr À GURE es ¢ at Starates term of th e Hutühinson Veal .' rr \u2014 La ng 3 oted nominalle quiet, No.2 b A al oo 4 .i i} RE OF \\ N B tanstead Plain : e Circu Court.Ha eso0e mreveece pamems Pum Smamens BBC re.ally at 94c to 9 e- .1 = ; , ; .] .- i C a ao.i foi d orland vs.Fe I Cy \u2019 m, per Ib.eee = Bc- Lac 9, M ALT- Market bc in \u2018 / AE RL ; | : en ; D.ET À m ouths, Lolds Group La QE a NN ut ns the Défondont to pay tm con- | Bacon, per 1.se ar pouce 180-170 c to $1.05 por his.and steady at : 6 NOIR MC : c gp = il_Whooping Gouéh.B te ph th sum of $24 : Plain- On, per QUAFOE sm wm eon on 17 6 | .: 4 9 £h.Bronchifis.; += (ak ereon from th -00, with {ntere Beets, b 4 _- © | : .wg it Hoarseness % declare the voiture à May, 198: erest.UROL eT Toe , HOG MARK : | I : > 4 ang ali ness.nore Throat, | Oras cause Co be good and v t made Carrots, bushel ssenes geese rere B18 stone market for Montroai, June 19 \u2019 : 2 8 1 i | a BE Consumption\u201d cts ho A this Cause to be sold chattels mizod in Turnips, por ee restes nono BC past weck has stock selling dur, the 1 CE : \" = i UE mers on Sn I ! | sufticlency to satisty fhe Goma ie, had Rhubarb, \u2018per bunch en ae Yor aber hundred: poum on Supplied with EN ; \u2018 Re 8 Soe 0 ranufact Foner ALL Toners Price 28 Conte OM h | the pousser sais ofendane ee $ and Sates per \u2018bush.LL.LL.Me, BOC, § bc trade 18 fair dressed hok or demand | D-us this ad., together with Sp ) : +.À ; TUTEFS: SIER, JHORNT ' \"0 a | from th remises withi acate à VICE a Lu ~ Tc, 80c, 9c duiry r.but the 8 lor the cit we wi our Special Pric pee : ON x Lo Queb i - irom the date of a servi in eight days APPle®, peck us eme messe ÔC P coming re is.very 1 y will send y ice 47e, and dis = .a ice verses vesses sevessere 3 JN.1 rice in fr ittle in- LC ; you, PREP : .2H - Em oe en oN 20.Dookswint rats J er pop him, the whole ich ste ot id Maple Sugar, por Ib To Be lO; ro ® beng rade a hoga 11S, country.Waist, exactly like the illu trat AID, this Dainty White Lawn % A ale Eee) .oodhue vs.i aple syru ssveer seers c-100 .per hu this we anged, .stra ion.Tox e : -; 2 A \u2018 Lo == - \u2014_ Se tion A a raet \u2014Mation, Excep- Dried Apple, oor quart vrrencevnse 206-250 ndred pounds.ek at $9.60 to | home and, if you don\u2019t thi .amine it carcfully in \u2018your a $4 re \u2018 \u2018 ; = against Plai maintained wi p French T » Woteies coccer certe AN 1 eats TEE o n : ance with hi e garnishee in wcc 8- Mint, per et UBH.eie eoerer esives $1.¢ ada, Comme astern to W nt of pas- 2055 wide embroidery band i \u2019 ucks on each side, à XX wt\" z Za With costs 8 declaration herein ord- Cel UDCH me eee eee.$1.50 thereafte ncing June 14 estern Can- d : nd in front.\u201cThe coll \u2019 2 \u2018 2 Gr \" a ol gainst th roiré filed, Celery, per head amcvsurs tanessseseg, 56 TT ter, the th, and dai ed same as\u2019 3 ollar and cuffs - a 2 5% 3 2\u2014\u2014 29, EN By Garnishoe a Drew, et od Ne | ited Cucumbers, quart JE 14S necting Mie ati and Quebe the Grand plied front.Sizes 32 to 42 only.No 8 ial #1 or buck: Po | 4 LS ; ,Ç WOULD NE pa Judgment against.che lared py Oabbage, dozen - sevens sasens wo passes of \u2019 will be able oc and con- aed.: Co pecial tizes sup- .à, JLD- - 4 x cordance : arnish = yme messessousse vassès eenens®le estern 8 fr 3 all : : : \u2018 - +4 | OF Te U-LIKE-TO-READ-THE-STORY maire \u201ccosts his declaration herein Bogmes Lunch sus sue wa re and Minneapolis ey Chicago, \u2018St.P ta Remember, to get this beautiful White L | JI - 4 SU _ ; - - - or, plaintiff : e efendant Radish eessse.votsce ascoot accocc0e 100 y any ro e lowest : au 18 necessary t .1te awn Waist it - CL _, ne RAE CF \u2014Juist h Co - ant, and Taylor, vs.Taylat, defend- nes per bunch v\u2026 eo.| As the Gr ute.; current + : ; \u2019 oO send us this ad J 1 ih Fr À - 4 - - FURNACE?2 es principles say it against the lor.opposant.Judgment Parsnips per pk.2 .oovso0c00 voeu BC 1 à double roped Teunk Railway hav Special Price.tverbereveres .together with our oo Fur { ; ; à x : constructed ?gts ag in an Action of That with FARNH renee vonves +156 Woodstook Te: Hamilton, To Mon- ) C sl T i ust why no other pl fendant anufacturin mount.AM BUT pri « Ingersoll » Er ntiord we Le ' an , anh : g Ca., Plain- TER A rincipal » Lond \u2019 - Just write struction will ner P of con- and Boston Last Conan Curnishes, Farnham, J BOARD.ND CHEESE tario, and stations in: oon aad otfier .Co 1! on a post- \u2014J _.udgment against pany, Garpishee.\u2014 regular A ir 20.\u2014(Special)\u2014 service inclu ntains a superi On- - | 01 A ust wherein lies i their st the Garni eting of th clal)\u2014At the Dati ding th or train \u2014 5 | ; card, \u201cSend on fuel, quick in ability to be easy She ne a the amount of the and Cheese Board on a Be many passencers = © ie expected that 1 MS | -, Booklet A,\u201d operation?ick in action, simple\u2019 in \u201cJenkins, Flaintin, ve of su a ° factories.Yee we 0 Fered for h 068 boxes by way rt be prefer.to travel à = RE CT CY ad : i dant, and D.G.Hargison, De-] 7198 ought by\" 8 advant .In additi ren ; .n°8 3 and mal} : \u2014Judgmen G.Hartison e and Rowson y Hodgson off age, th ition to : pos: x * - t against th , Garnishee.Alexander at 22 at 222c ; 48 by J ers the choi e Grand Trunk LS .+ > ar .to nearest The story is briefly told in li ! his default.to appear e Garnighee upon Co» at 22% Bo: 15 by A.A.Ayer & lines between Ci of seven connecting a : .called °F efly told in a little bookle cause, for th ar \u2018and plead in this Blo; à; 77 by A.MeCuilough & Minneapolis, Chicago, St necting | ; et «01 branch.Th ca urnace Facts.\u201d lt t terest e amount of the d 8 KG.23 by A.D.McG ullough at and olis, while nor .Paul and - .gers i .tiscment.No fur s not an adver- Ti and costs.e debt, in: 3 by Oliver.Dori cGillis at 222c and Minneapolis, a orth of St.Paul LERAU IS 5 EN \u2018 4 Kk rest we'll and you can nace name is mentioned t cehurst, Plaintiff > Unsold 65 b on & Btroud at necting lines * choice of thr ISBNs =A SNe x 5 r À ed, end , VS.; oxes.2tc.C : will b ; ee con- So i Le #3 pe éladiy at- n read the whole story in 5 minutes.ment okeimet the Garaishse \u2014Judé.LIVE : siding at Chive e friends and relatives re cs RETAIL DIVISION - a : tend to To the part , - i.default to.appear and 4 nishee.upon hig | STOCK SHIPMENT F and other large : St.Paul, Minneapolis | & RN.i ; .pe y contemplating purchasi cause, for the am e à plea in thi Frel FRELIGHSBURG FROM through bd ge American citi polis QUE * = snags and pitfalls, and shows exactly te : furnace it points out the teTest and costs nount of the debt, in- po rclighsbarg.June 20.\u2014(Special)\u2014M .doubtless en routes, es passed BEG, - Canad 8.; , contractor or dealer, in at to demand of an ; ) ette vé.* Trudeau:\u2014 62 y À Stotk fr e made a shipm a us afforded of iate the opportu \u2018 oo \u2019 \u2019 Ae ; LONDON ( 3 aler, furnace construction and lost S285 gy ih Ip torent from dgment for æ Salves, | and 3 des oF 103 hogs, | A Ber in such Sitios, visit at Pie le Mail Order Dept.| vs / ; ° _ Gov ilk a and costs ft -}.,*1ogs brought \u2019 ' 8 + angements ha y Lo ° ; TORONT C \u201c11 eille vs.Coutur of suit.$5.75 for 36.0p for h o that the ba ve been complet : : REA [ ve | ANCOUVER - for 38.38 With interest Jr.-Judement 49:80 per gelocts Der owt Saves 33\" to De carried e, Dagens of phasengors wil oo - Clerk I W- Co 7 i , JOHN, N.| AVery vs.Smith.and costs .nbs 43.50 each.t out requirin ates in 1 k - WINNIPER S , NB.-|wi y vs.Smith.\u2014Judgm or suit.t COA 71: ention on the g any special at- ; bl : Joo M Lo : +S.MITUHEL : HAMILTON | ae interest from 6th IED $20.62 OSEO Tu MARKET PRICE there will be e part of passengers.snd am © nn ce M A A I : LR WILSON L & CO., | 2 CALGARY À nd ety.an 21005.until steers So 16 510 per To.; med > Rel Oak Jssengers ention tion Th A == \" WILSON, oo | | Bart.\u201d Garoishes \u2014Judement Town-| 18.selret 2 de De nion stooes 21 Select Uhile throu; V point fn the | x : , - : : cL : J ; \u2014 - Lo \u2019 r \\ .\u2018 ; \u2014 con | eit se pi Na] (0 eh IE al OE Bd UE SPOT nas ~ ; ry - \u2014 .: A .: a [J .oY .ium eve th cago, it .?_ 9% .: Pa + = \u2014 against the D tendon filed, with Lia) to 26 Ib.select hb common cows ljc 80 Bre at many passen ls i Ar) BH .a Mansur efendant.Co 5ic Ib.; heav lors 6c Ib.; light ho at a journey will gers taking A Bicycle mi ot B : - f vs.Lunderville.\u2014 mutton v hogs Sic lb.; ogs comfortable tr much- prefer the deydle and Hicycle Supplies : - are a treat ot Biscuits For Breakfast 1908, \u2018untii paid and cost Ee oF beat heel Tc to de 10.5 .pind \u2018quar.cilates clean St.Paul into MPesniy von: | 8 sh ns an pages profusely illustrates and describes Bicyel light and flak with \u201cCook's Friend\" Baki Martin vs costs of suit.\u201d ' cof Sc to Ge lb.: d fore quarters from C ean cars.The conn ven | for Automobile and Gas Jong Material, 54 pages, il! * Bicycles or _ y\u2014so tooths end\u2019\u2019 Baking Powder\u2014-ti $21.70 .Parker\u2014Jud 1b.; dressed 1 > lb.: dressed hicago are cred ecting lines C Motor Bout Suppli jasJingines, ages, illustrates and d ors 3 too, 8s the woine and di: ; B Powder\u2014-t 1 , with inter gement for} 7 \u20ac amb- 12 ; pork 8c some .edited with r s > Supplies, 35 pages ; | describes ev : on 3s they are tay, because FN Ri ur mais IEA 8.caf rom Worth April bum ie to ford 10 Stud vot Bae crains où the Am toate © Rai ntm spe.otto ut entre ee Dont Mage hat tool?.i \u2019 payment vs.Houle.\u2014Discontinued 1 bushel ; crea: ard 150 lb.: potat : nent merican con- and Machinist su Kt Supplies, 75 pages illustrates Fittings aad 29 \u2018 : nt of costs by Def ued upon butt 0 eamery butter 23 oes 6bc Another t E: SPORTING G pples: ; strates and describes = \u2018av- \u201c S Friend B ki costs Defendant Rutter 28e 1b.: egga tic d © 1b.; dairy the elec eature of the n SPORTING GOODS 190 puget il lescribes High Grade Too! , - : Ce ; trification ew rcute is ) ba: all, Tennis, Lacrosse ges illustrates and drscri ade loos is enti - > à q P d corn T7c bushel ; loz.; cheese 1 wh ion of St.C Every love nuis, Lacrosse.Golf, Skute 1d describes, Fi : 2 entirely free from alum or ph hates In a.GW er The many WATERLOO cornmeal LEY rt Fs fac, Dushel Which has now been Completed.Tunnel ar 35 tents for the ive, 10 help I.Skutes, every requisite Fire Ariny, Dishing Tackle, - .elicate stomach SP \u2014contains nothi : Booth I riends af M : maple 55 ewt.; br 45: cwt.; tives.It in ed by electric locom r assortment is most ¢ elp pay postage.ti oques.Send 5 centse orsport.; of Half a century\u201d me ; thing that can hurt d e will be grieved t r.John T- 1 sugar 7c 1b.; an $1.30 cwt.; in th will interest those wh ve able to sell to you at p complete and up (0 d furl At ogee as the vi ach for them \u2018 v's octor entertai ¢ o learn that th gall.; granulat > maple syru ' e past heard or im o have T prices as low as thos dat= and our trade 1s eu tion is limited, me- , test has proved his recover ns very little h © honey 18 ated suger $4 p Tc der the for agined that un- .W.BOYD & s those paid by many Ce de 35 so large that w :.rad .( y, and th 1 opes of! 30c c per section ; 34.85 cwt.; trai mer.methods of I SON, 27 N y dealers, care iy.it a th time family, e remaind [1 30c per pint: n ; honé ains through andling > Notre Da o ® 2-03 Y alist ory economic al chusetts and New York nave or Massa | 0010 Per vint: four 3.55 per bag and Cine Hato SE isnnrosable odor from on.me Strect-West, Montreal > Lui moned to hi \u201chave been sum- ases, to know th om en- - IN and reliable Baking Powder Arrivals s bedside.m | \u2014+ new clectric that now under th : : So include : cal equipment e z ences and at the a and MN e: Miss Cla ation, the ele and its oper- : : 1 = mage su oemeoeraco, fovn, the guests of dites Li jare Sevoy TO-DAY'S MARKET PRICES srs entirely eliminated Bases chat.the in esti 0 ., .ss Lucia Graves; .of the, Tunnel is 1 e in- W | MONTREAL.Mr.and Mrs.VW.x.P a Graves, ° 4 el 1s as bright as d S in t T - ly.t \" eters of 8 i .\u2014 rar * ay g ous OT merci] erciges for attend the outh | OPENIN \u20ac or ° | iges for th graduating ex- G AND : ( a A =) which their de Maple Wood Convent en TIONS FU CLOSING QUOTA- URY- .- - a \u20ac ir part.8 aughter takes a ; RNISHED B Mr.L.A.Dufre 0 iE Bh rare tne old medal ne VAURNISHED BY F.W.éiferent ronde eC Eg oder the Westinghouse mpreSsors as well as his ma er is far from being NEW YORK ToT erent roads in the ner TT the , portable motor-dri : SE him to be.H any friends would MARKET.ps.He says that n Town- | several diifesent ven alt co E | _ .has b wish Amal 0 due to Mr.Winc great praise i styles suitable : mpressors Ace | _- ao e Chonths e has been suffering for] A gamated pening.Close.Fl .Wincent.on the H 8 they are ; for difierent cl made In has kept hi past with Diabetes, | American Sugar o arene eereses 674 .at, for a splendid pie ard Wood required, Th - classes of busin | m confined .which] Americ Bar .i 678 this gent] ce of road which West: ey are com ess in which | most of the tim to thé house A an Smelting Det g Co 124 1244 Mis eman recently built inghouse atr co pactness and simplici ; ; 7 Messrs.Rob e tchison.ef @ Co \"76% Hp N ss Lottie Ward has r _ the worl mpressors and brakes are simplicity epitomized | live stock ports and Savage will shi Baltimore & oO rere evaso sesassres 81 ew York.after a brief returned to : d.: Write ne are recognized t be + | p Brook} DIG ov.\u2026 81 latives here rief visit to re- oùe + \u201cnearest office f + 0 the best ta | next week.M ontreal on Tuesda = yn Rapid I\" oo 86% 86 : e t compresso or free book! .i cel agent, at this point, 18 v CRdRT 10.CR MIE SU PE Transfer iit 9 A a TE epgter.Is Visiting at Hatton, Ont.for industrial installation.og all types of \u2018engaged this week buying is.ist Chi.Mil, Bt.Paul.ini 198 Mrs.Allen Batley and T \u2018 esd Office aod Works: a rict.Eric FOR ue .1 atley, and Miss i i - : ; ° | ENGL ad - Brie cin so on sa % friends jrom Lancaster,\u201d are visiting 1\u20ac Canadi .wT | 7 (a.x, ENGLISH sHYNESS oi CN hele CU ve I The fishermen, wh an Westi : \u2018 \u201c .Chesterton, in the In Minn se $ Nashville .Lo 1307 after an absence ot 1 returned last week 43 ng ouse Co - The typi London News) ustrated Missouri a & Soo \u2026 \u2026.110 103 splendid: catch.our days, report a N Limited .Ra English feeling, the New York s C Le .asvcre 47 110 Mr.and Mrs.Far! ; District Offices: Mont : .{ , w - CT \u201cevens .g ME co J ; - [ EE ot hich foreigners Pe Northern poontral ST 103 47 rere the guests of oy of Scotstown rez, Halifax, Toronto, Winn! | $.X shyness; in the b mbarrassment ps Reads Ry.C orien rene 1347 LS Miss recently.r.and Mrs.C., Winnideg, Vancouver./ A e CN resen , eadine nn re en eorr Me ee es es \u2019 | the Py : arnest and pompous.ce of anything Rock as nd oer revere eens 1208 120ÿ for several Kes oats has been quite ill Te me - .A me Bock fsland Pret.SE 174 124 Anna bor the Odd Fellows held = Es Sy out Cree ee .parad eld the TT mmres\u2014y à AS S$ Southern pracific \u2014 333 33 The Rev.Mr.wit Bt.Paul's rh = | ARS D Union om Sallway .RO t+ PLIS Pt Tv asher preached ove y | 5 rr 002 vivres 144} mother's Keeper tu text \u201cAm A 71 PE i 145 The s eper.8 | 0 Tou Suffer U.8.Steel PI'd .LU 5p ary 26th.chool closes next week, ¥ri = y | \u2019 f ST mm 1018 1013 Hridey E V E R WwW | rom HEADA | 4+\u2014 a Y | | = _ CHE MAR TEA A | ND COFF Lu G AN { | LOSS OF SLEEP KEF IN MONIREAL.LA writer inn London Graphic) ASK DA, ._ _ \u2014\u2014 - go por : .1 \u201c .Any farme 1 _ INDIGE - thin Sood tea, well-cured b mentions FOR | | 4 without 4 cre, who owtis three or four ; STION - CHEESE, in America Goma cafe Tato luxuries So | \u201c logs of pra separator.The abs cows cannot afford to be rFORPID [ | but not tea.However.ten is Cra y >.milk putter fat, but also an ht of ite use means not only a ; LIVER DEMAND FROM THE ti Australia.Some pr Lea is the drink A ; - *.In additior rease in the labo : 1 HAS > HE OTH -tice, take t eople now \u2014 8 10D pr ea : ; , I no- | .kim-milk loges » *bes separated by any of\u201d the of handling the BILIOUSNESS BEEN DISAPPOINTINCUPE others do tea after, lunch or dinner, \u201con | x ma) ctically all of i : gravity methods The Montreal years ago were a and coffee thir | A lt is no lon its feeding value.\u2019 been a demand from the othe June 19.ner ; most of always served after din.à 290 rer ON sappointi r he gu - : Ly od iuvestmen GL it question whether_a cream separator will b EG H AM S low expectations, and wo has he has some even bread Met tea.and : ES : = b_the require , e question is, Which Se 2 A e a ioate that for \u2018sont ould seem to in- SUMME + well.+ .ee sea AT is to & \u2018ments.The best way Separator will best x mptive demand i e reason the con- ( R IN LONDON'S W EDDY'S ee ~ blest, op the separator.Th ny to be satisfied in this particu- | - kets was below JB the British mar- , (Mr.T.PO Connor > WEST END.; MATCHES hav .7 Market iret running and mos Diet ona Dairymaid are the sim- | Ther reason per remarked that former | four-wheek falta tion in a drive even i since 1851-and th [ 7 ve Mailed fronr Hull 2° the mil ] ey skim close ical : cream separators : Ë cheese _ was that to ano- ondon a rough the West E n Lh © ë | ese 5 pau 3 7% 2._ \u20ac milk is + ose and are easy to el on the will ck was carried o much old is li s season.of nd of .° years of ( .LUE, 18 War , ean.No matt quickly remove th the new s ried over, and thi ike a the year whi ment have re .Jonstant Bett : se crcam | rm or cold, you an ret b atter whether these dis ; e cause of of dull eason's output w 8 with wine! Th us draught of ch 1aVe resulted 1 E ! etter- \u2019 way am harvesters tha get better results with one of tressing complaints and A \u2018markets in Engla Noy the cause | 8ir.A here is\\intoxication i sparkling : Co.can DDYS MATC ea : \u2019 n yo can with any other ; o restore healthy acti t point has been pce À ae the cohstant n the very Ing a Height of P CHES reach + : or in any other : 1 orga Y .ion to every hat the choic made to the eff ges, with thei , stream of car- g 0 F erfecti .each- 3 4 Plu | , ar | gan.You will feel like a new cheese was 8 est quality of C effect which is now splendid harness\u2014to QO : ion attained = der fut, od\u201d bal rymaid cream harvester gets practi lly all à; pero ae Pil, g2 few doses of oe hela 120 Tbs whilst fnest at is to one alee powerhal motor car\u2014gives Sold And Used Everywhere I o No Others rouble produces sweet Je tically all the 1am ey rid th at 56s to 56 ntario's ' but sense thad there i \u2014gives \u2018 - ¢ Im Canad Lc to make clean cream Î : > 8 ; , e.shows th ' 56s per 112 lbs.; opulence, \\ there is nothi : \u2014 nada.i imam mk the.finest butler, And if mir eid it.wil | see Ed 5e Ga to Es por 112 ibs.His lov: wich | a5 Sate of hear in their fortune | US 4 highest market price.- : sold, it will \u2019 : an heshire, sup .higher than th : \u2014 A\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .: ma\u201d Dairymaid is hai .a | Gi p ore .the two descriptions wero for prices for | THE STIMULUS OF SEX RIVAL - - \u2014 18 made.in four es, and the \u2018Bluebell is gear-drive.Each ve ositive Relief remarked, 2 neat © Wee osted exporter \u20188 In her free competitio TriRune) RY ha PPP : ar sk the local ne ' in all , figure has frequently Western Canadian for woman will occupy the ith the other +0008 eBesPege +0\" Sa en ators, op os dealer for further particulars concerning th Lo a don Tai of Billousness, Consti- Peronan cheshire.ught a higher this hich She.is best tied.Bo Jn lite GRE AT E PS.Vertis: rite nin .i son nd i eared t à m , sae : p ach \u2019 XCIT : 0-00 dvertising write the Trt Lranch house for ons À reso Sep: ation, gestion and Disordered Thursday appeared Le bé, more dispost- mat.the mite the \u201cwil help to eievate NT IN SHER = 3 INTERN A 10% 1 : YE cellent results obtained ne eat nae.hy Ta Lo buy the aay to bring about them erival of Over a Guaraantee by th BROOKE.| ® HNATIONAL HARVESTE by the use of Beecham\u2019s Pills ing hands at 114 etween the two s promote rivalry e Sherbrook CF I STER COMPANY OF AMERIC m°s have c for existence exes in the str + We, the ooke Druggl : = (Incorporated) Montreal, Que., and - A.proved rer wonhy of the confi- p veste lowing ae designed agree guaranties ss.° Co * ey enjoy.They h o : conditions: ith\" o guarant x a L BE Ç : helped ey have 1 Cure, b ns: Smith's North, ee these pre = .\" AR Sh b k cos ¢ elped th recommend Lore: y the use of 6 b h American Indi parations on the fol: = \u2019 themselves.\u2019 ; Ge) A .trouble, no matter hc ottles, to\u2019 cure lan Rheumatic fol- | , Sherbrooke, Que.cvs 5 bee i ope eb Sh ve Elder \u2019 _ _ | Sold Everywhere.In bo [ § AT fan than t they have not » sworn statement before y person is not taney ; .boxes 25 ognts.the Tom con belped by this medicine.We will the \u201cthe La *s India ne.We e._ .J to c n Cough S _ will then > 1 ofa any case of croup or Tough e guarantee by the use re- § YT 0 Pp SE except consumption.3 of two bottles, edb bol dde re mr dre dé tr : | Ww F T.AnseH, w ° by all drug- - Là 0501905098000: 91 .J.IH.McKindsey, | Griffith, ) r ° + ne.Or 10%200.0:010-10+Q+Q Ya I annoxville $ Lo | abn peta + \u201c.- ; 3 1 3 pp \\ \\.Ey =e AL ESTAT x LAF PE .R LE DERNIER CRI, Fw.- 0 il \u2018 CORD | 20, 1908.ARRY'S PRAYE fell The climate here is gyro , nat RICHM .EP a RE ' : mr | AE \" Ethel were crossing school.it?\" remarked the tourist TIO, fey John Dyson of | a a Spry x .PRE - me CEE CASINO P, Harry and Ben from Sabba, At the, Say.friena,\u201d replied the nativ | gi7= Jo rty to Mr.- RSH RS * QU ER oe = | OO .DK p RE | on 5 thez encountesed a fled in terror.: \u2018\u2019iest write tat.there Word dowy tu ad bis PE Frank Br i \u2018 nu pomme ride dd A : when ; arer \u2018me, will yer v Fit tired o a a r.Æ ce AGE SIN, |, i - Fr SMILE | animal's approach they rap, yet nearc at this climate in the same olg Carin fan to Mr.Tuck PA \u2018 NOK | SE Faster and mé the bull.Harry.| That's new one Philadelphia Preis\u201d Ro farm Price about #3.of fem NOIRE: Po a a an and nearer ray, panted ded.\u201c\"WeHl | \u2014 tn cubes.| Lu £ oo ve Cut Out | ne rg 2 | SISISIISIIGIIGIISI You do it, Ethel pleade | GOT A NEGATIVE of Qt - MAGOG 4 ry.o - Lo.i il m + Ra .; A > 4 = PT CC CES _ \u201cYou 4 | » ere.\u2019\u2019 «ht 1 oo 27 4 \u2018 .; ; 4 es i (1 J I.44 1 rl.You.Can t u or | \u2018 mn 1H J ITS DESTINATION d kneel down right running.You oOugl Citizen.\u201cThat's twice roday yoy À or Bros.Li.IF 16 TE us \u201d AHDROUGHPIN.bat & 2 a .~ REACHED horribly flat an \u201cNo, we'll pray Trib sobbed asked me for money.ype don\u2019t yoq fr 2.Viens or - - : 8 3 PR 4 4 h À THOROUGH} IN, i ; tn 0, \u201c Rimes\u2019 stuft .is ho ever wrote a do it , youre a ley can t sobl Cc \u201cLet Ho some useful tradé 7e : Je pesars.bl k corner « 4 ; il Î N Je pete HANH A AC TE 3 và à 4 +4 33% IE 7 KZ \u2018banal.I don\u2019t believe De i to o Lord\u20140 Tot pull denranded Beagunr Im {a ne trade, tois- 3 à prick Ave.from Mr.T Z A, * El Ge 0 d ) x ; AH HK ANNE NA - - =.AT?; Lx oa iQ A ith/ \u2018any .\u2019'ge .- \u2018You \u20ac + \u2018the wn > a Or, us ra is y, ; .« A .ve.i, 144 4 pVE 3 es - se OF A DRUNKARD.: £0.0 9 Pow lee with! he \u201cdid.tn \" \u2018rot Bthel.proximity.of and Harty Li un Citizes, Four frite 7 to , oo is understood that VE RUE fl aE 3 \u201d CE Ran Fintan wa .INTE 4 BR p \u2018 e S - \u201cWell what was Co ' That 'B¢ A diate a a and fervent!) Besar\u201d Yoo.ar, In\u2019 a re- OUchey » .$8 000.CELLED k ER ape .k the | Megantic.d interdict- | | ; .5 coe CL WAY to Oblivion.-inime ion.Loudly \" Tat © was : : Ch + HER 4: : I ff, and you Wor r Wife, \u2018ife- get her husband inte y À 72 His \u2018Ode .- he occasio A y 8-5 + H hem off, tero 0 : fe ge sda Pp - un ore - .Chk orht.0, the : sure : ut t COT eee 0 i nam pt 14 4 5 i ; 1 £ ores sate tin.Nan tai vou mort d ed he Pete a hard drinker 3 termed an | ~ g ta, ; ° e 25 there all! ; ht._ ; prayed: for what Thankful hut, : A i Von IHL CHEF.\u2018 F a KNOWLTON, sad EE o4i SA remove the hair, W bottle, delivered.Cd, 0S Von if he 1s W ders or : \u201cKa q = GE, ISN'T IT ?- 0, ke us truly the : Wot EW have clame in very 4°.: mo EL br ah th | = you write, 32.00 p + ns.arunkard and.Squan e 3 ! \u2019 _ , + CETL.| mel A ANGE, - a man gets receive mak pt de nr TT, Tot : ; \u2018\u201c J vigmon | # f Migr rH I ook SORBINE, JR., for mankind, Baba es his property or Places his ; PSN iE Stranges\u2018that the better A fi he gets.\u2018ess Magazine.] Dire Thon Ufing me à donés in.J.N.Da of lant ¥ i HE: ig Mahone Cares Faptured Muscdies family in trouble, in ehudicially to his MB H.WALL on in thgyworld, the beiter of shitfigss, : rar sheath Eowns and Charlotte Cardgy Fiplendid lot ne formes : AEE JN cocele, Hydroce ged (ilauds, Allays Fain.ts his business _ preju intoxicat- | MR ).00\u2014Mrs.F.H.: That it/is the ma ftenest.EA.© hats - Po p.R.stations Toume \u201csa en lEY | ee NE Lens, Ee by family and creditors, or- uses in hat he |-Ë $200.0 \u2014WMrs.F.FL St, Win nipeg, Man.- ho has to move the ofte perally open | AN IOWA IDE: \u2018 - Ja CE B.Baker.Cow: {+ i 1 z es Genuine mfd.; ol Mass family a \u2018s.to such an extent that ; A 296 Gwendoline Ney who t ugilists are ge lose-fisted.| ught to be at the OUNTRY-MATE ; G.P- an a Stree po 1s ; \u20ac * 8 ; - J .Monmouth St.» Springfi Id, as , ing Hquor > =: ws the danger of ruining i : .Tha , Pp inanciers are clo .one ve actresses oO & : r Miller of ; COUNT RY-) S.L - will ru a Eto fl ji 7 us 10UNG, PF 180 Mon SOINS ds CO.Montreal his health or threatening ea uring BH The Prize Limerick: - et tending advertisement is o oun PU x pémocrat.ton Yes, President Rousevelt -and lwee | vigne up into cotta, ; ef 3 3 : ; re i cur at a unning.- washtuDb - 0.ir \u2014Washingto IN ether.j we.À | LF ut ii - | Us What is the procedure in Se Î N ee is rkdpt running \u2018ends to length he Washington he rub ! Was ; bovs toxethu eu a a \\ .\u2014\u2014 ET SE RCI : | vs cti nu possible ?«| BE 'y near iNapan ~ that is \u201coff tends it, the ere 's the .0 UYou don't really mean jt : + It ES Bit : 4 Established 1870.: such pinterdietion whe in interdiction is Le A young lady me no alum for:me; That tt ne 8 ES of to SE his ' pony thi conse to wring our La La We must have been : rer SEF 7 OURT OF AF a t ; ?i 5 \u2019 Stat, ! Ans.ve der oath, pres 7 8 _ Lt ank ?* , en am .b r shou à > uld they \u201ceveland io : it \u2018the same age.\u201d .; BF .fey PIE + i petition, un he Sup- | .Le b are < hat thë- bar e Nor wou ir art.\u2014Cle i abou \u20ac ; .S TIF pi 2 made by a f the judges of the My cake must be.p Tha ith his hands.iety with the - Less Lee À x Len | JAN BM ed to eny one 0 hall have pow- y *s 1\u2019 e head werk with keep In SOCICLY.bosoms : : Tama ES TS age.me + | ; 1 ; >, ; =.B= Fe © - erlor Court; ho alone shal whether of ; And St.George's, I'm sur \" That.if.qu SAM \u2018going out.- / Dealer.= == RE ; \u2018 = AINING POW i 22?i yb LL ) - > to er \u2019 5: , in de au | T >.: .ec .ou mus ; i _ peut ; ete ; TR QU - cit Hi FEY ih roturnine J RCA ont other poatlot a Gate \u2018$: Giucspie, , 26 Sussex Aves, Pictou, ok, Que.} BE.4 PE Ea RA Ee ame up quick er than the ce .3 | ; x etl ERE 2 .1 a ; ve his in- 95 Mrs.G.Baill ¢, 7.Ls : : \u2018 [te EE rar] ) \\ oo em \u201c à SRL EE kB to him dnd which do not have hi By rs an allie, 56 Brooks St., Fergus, Ont.HP rier : ; he fire- ) SE E i itials GE TO HORSES BY ENGINE.| | 7 Mre.D.MoH Quebec, Que | Lars his raises a wall of ashes between t £- Bir 000 Re kori 7 / 48 DAMAGE ro ; \u2018 on a 28 Mrs, b Shystt, Box No.8, Qe Harbor, N.S.T 11S .: where the h ttest part of: } Ovir 3 .See rig! a Ho Echo so, i f horses 29 Iidw.Joseph, ; 0 9 yo i Hl i yb » À was aie \u2018the general public for 30 Mrs.W.K.Stoddard, Queen's University, Ton on, Ont ' pot and the coals, jus I ; CE ; ; Be a ; : road use : ver twenty years.31 Fred, I.ine, 85 Waterloo 8t., \u2018Thorold, Ont, _ .; x Kh , ; EU 8 B had made some improvements on és 9 MUL Wiig, North Lochaber, NS.the fire should be.ly and economically, } à PRILIIE 5 _- EC ad.on 0 .ae rd £ ! - y * Er YR : .f.« : + .6 Hig 8 ( \u2018REAM chgine Struck © A's horses and | ff A Nem irs Eee | dasperaux, PEL ont [ | ET Xe \u2018To heat the house properly ded to : 11.8 y Î cent : 3 ep A3, .; on cngine s Tu % \u201cdid not mm\u201d > its + .LC Rice ; Works Co.t IN ra 7 1 Re ome or PAIS ox Sl - ne .atten e ; .4, 7 ! fuk Lb od _ engine \u2018d str.vn the 38 Edmond Rice, Waterous Eng.1, Que.Ser oo .; 1 furnace 1S oT } 3 3 them.The t had str.Andrews 81 St: Famille St Montreal, henever the fu 7 0 i\" ; pe , Ap I : OF F ST.speed, until after i damage tu the 8 W.H, H.Thurston, 81 St.Fam s Vancouver, B.C, \u2018 ; be removed wine - hak Lk } 4° ! =.5 - = Q horses and caused n action .in : 38 Mrs, E.k : - 1027 Robson st, Vancouver, B.C.these ashes must ; ! ; Th must all be ShaKeR } ht pili J THE t of $75.00.Has A a Ny 3 I.H.Buck, 1400\u20149th Ave.W., Toronto, Ont, : 4 ared together.cy Jn ely | \\ bÉCIRME © É amoun\u2019 ?NB Johnston, vat i.ax, N.S \u2019 | are geared tog | cen down with ; hE k 3 pS law against B ?from your state- s.E james - 64 ro Hall, Halifax, N.- ter, B.C.\\ sr : ' all the grates g : , 1 t be shaken 0 ! E ce ; bi TE 108 ! : I should judge fro bh an 41 Mrs.E j ' | Hillside New Westminster, B.- Mi In most furnaces, : ith ood coal mus > ; 19e.: 4 2 fap 8 ( ) \\ J R Ans.fase that heshad suc 42 F.G.Taylor, : icton, N.B.in ly, either ; .n with.17 RIRE EE \u2018 CU 8 | F L | on Ie Fae aonaar as if there bad |B 1 Me J Roms Box 34, Montreal, Que.| M together.As the coal burns uneven Ys and LE ashes and clinkers raked dow \"IBF & vor sax.l'À \"4° 4 a ; a .ac .: ; 3 ar a 4 rs.J.ê \u201d 2 Elgin .on , Ot : a *.Cy mé * n < 2 tm CRM vo 8 CREAM OF THE WEST\u201d may been neeligedce on his part an à vas) @ 55 dre ee ner \u201c07 Ontario St.Fourche, N°5.PEL | MR | thé ashes, or the fire slightly shake des P.MO PCA OR : > À e 80 he w , \u2018however, as.48 Mrs.Mary y ctown, P.E.L | \u2019 Co cd H.P.: bei 1 j cost you a trifle moré than other | also caréless dRd contributed to the ac M 2 MESSE OnN NE OS 234 St.George St, New Glasgow, NS.\u2018 | - Lok oo four grate bars PE teed 10 MiTe ; HE 3 | Cn 4 grades of Manitoba flour, Suppose À also careless ahd of \u2018not secure the full 4 Mrs.Jobu ¥ rite, Box 318, North Caaticodks, Que, ; a poker.\u201cHe la\u201d Furnace, éach.of the fou g the Lo ten.persons. only the side bars.This vo FORTS SALE\u2014NEW 845.00 CELE = plete satisfaction.oo À \"GOODS.; M.5?Mrs.D.J.Blackwood, h, 21 Grove Ave, nireal, Que, \u2018 [ ot, shake y th : .re POR: 1 ; and 4 a bE AN a \u201cCREAM OF THE WEST\u201d is | X.Y.Zz.Stanbridge.ackers of canned J 51 Miss Br aicatherstouhaugh, 71 ¢ 17 Windsor Sta.CRE ormdye, PRL sides.of the rep the ashes saving coal\u2014keeping the .} Shaul ine ne \u201cta à Se F : © 2 ; 3 .R.- eo .+ .A S \u2014 i100.ov ane : bt : LE: _ Boncatlp 5e Ha Be Satan | sods in \u201cCanada give their name and ; 2 tines Bryeuton, 13 Gordon St.Verdun, Toronto ont.getting rid of an ith sifting ashes.or suoxville: ct 5 8 I A \u2018 : , AS .| % A : iF to 4 5 can be nade from the Tg 80 ackage ?Ip a 67° Mrs.T.Jamieson, Pears Ave., ridttetown, P.E.L : ne away W - ASA Ë | | 768 of hard Manitoba wpeat and hat ness Yes \u201cevery package ia Canada A 5 La Srénderson ST Prince st, Halifax N°8.! , clean\u2014and dot 18 y shake down the ashes farthest vy Ye E\u2014BUTTER FA cbr 005 458 i : v in the world.: : ffered for sale - te 59H, 5, He son.Box 580, ilton, Ont, ro.ot \u201cyou can \u201c= : A ood $ FE.en means A TE ae \u201d is À Foods sold or © therein, shall have at ; 2 EARL pig 2 Hilton St., Fort Dalhousie, Ont.When the furnace is post out, Sos and quickly have a blazing fre, N ; imap 8, coins #9 reas \u201ctit co ; \u201cCR 1E vk thereto or imprin in legible ; j :, White St.John, N.B.©.CB ithout disturbing the \u2019 hat are fastenet Pposition.it sold at HL .! ae ill because B tacted .tting forth in leg - 62 Mrs.JF.ke 179 Princess St, Kingston, Ont.from the fire withou h do with grates tha ng.Cheap .| ue LPR EE à an expensive-flour to mi f J label or stamp, se d address of the Hf 5 Mrs LL VV.Bar er, 457 Privcess St, -K ont T - trouble, as they lourbéau,.Laÿtman, Qué.CHR jo 3 : sents the ver \u2018\u2018creain of f RK s the name and a the ]y 64 Mrs, IL S.Gordon, jr., 2 ille Ave.Toronto, .Clinkers cause no } \u2019, a» Lf 3 epresents y _ haracter whom A 64 Mrs Yorkville \u2019 .i : Fe FS the best of the wheat berry!\u201d but | person, firm ed.or of the dealer who RO ® Mrs.Wm.edwards, 5 Brantford Ont.gether and must all be shaken-together.than four., OR aa MACHINE us : | tu 7 8 it rings true in the baking.same.was pac or offers it for sale.\u2014 ) 8 Fi EE ams.co Cty Clerk, Peterboro, Ont.togets .ertainly easier to shake one grate .This Lock opens as the Pho BALE.< MA 8 quil 18 \u201cCREAM OF THE WEST\u201d isa | sclls the same o OF ASSAULT.BO Mrs JemesKendry, I Waters, Campbeliford, Ont.\u2018 M ere ds each bar in position.wet and\u201d auldor, 5 1 chu.\" rr \u201cCRE SOL r iber, Cowansville.hey : 69 Mrs.I.H, Ross, Campbe at, An Automatic Lock © dcher \u2018and Queer ertec EIT me À nourishing, toothsome, sweet flour Subscriber, B on the highway and t k| M 70 Mary McGrath, Ingersoll, O t .1 locks when released.instant and each Wer: eytters, makes pe El f ul CE thatinvariably pleases, Ordera big.À h a Tan altercation.During the talk EY.71 Miss June V.Smith, Apron, Ot shaker is put ay : | r Bar Grates may be removed in an insta de x bine and jointer J ay se \u2019 - I ave ; she & [a i ey \u20ac at \u2019 , a 7 Co : .1 Violet \" ; - Ye 5 \u201c rike À an i 3 Muriel Whalley, ison St., .1; riangu - running bi fy SA ; { The Campbeil Milling Co.: fist in his face but does AT mm Be 13 M.\u20ac Eat 7148 Denis Gt, Toronto, Ont.i b ra : \u201cHecla\u2019\u2019 Bar Grates, Steel Ribbed on on for haying ®t : 8 K LIMITED - À ould this constitute ass it is rot MN 1 MSP cKeown, 151 Strachan Ave, Vancouver, B.C, : ar replaced =p ibes the \u2018\u201cHecla Lee oci machine in & | a Ho A ?| Toront Junction Cb \u201cans.Yes.t She person of the party o 18 Linda Higgins, pa Defosses St, guebec Que ar new catalogue deseri exclusive features.If you are going to put A re \" barrel chur | CE ES 72 HQ Dealers Everywhere Supplied = i DY teuehed in order to constitute À 4 BE AC Robinson, 506 buffer u AVe London, Ont.Firepo:, Fused Joints an for a free copy.56 Co 8, Button, Que.Fk ELE ; 28 x R Ig she Si 3 .\u201cÀ 8 is Ra - : * ilton, On KE : urnace this year, .\u2019 : 3 .i 4 108 .; ; a case of assault Le 79 Agnes Rowland, idson.300 Lock St.S., Ham] N.S A In a new firnace y - ; _ oH 3 de 1 frere WADE + | 3) Mrs Eleotor Davidson.30 Lock Torrie Ont, 0 3 : f 0 Î | OR BALE.\u2014THE RIG + Fit 14 ,Ç = Es .| 4} syst\u201d \u2018 | VARDEN.4 Pearson, of a al ee Dewar, 31 Beaconsfield Ave, on Ont.: Le, _ Li ited - =.res on, n e © ; faute and sell in i A TN A pp LA PRES Montreal are spending a few days with a 83 \u2018Eva Cumming, 269 St.Catherine St.W., collingwood.Ont.XN are Bros.& Co.imi | WILSON ae aitractive, practical 0 bib EJ [ise le Ls 5 ° .- May E.Rosser, beépaary n.D we NT: A.R.fing.moyelt sign on t LEUR \u201chog \\E oe A i) < \u201ciiss Neltie Richardson, of Granby, + Mra, E.Le Baker, st Jess rory.Portage Ave, Wifinipez, we X , - SHERBROOKE ASERT PER 46 WAVERLEY ST., MONTREAL.a 0 or special ter \u201cEE EUR Liss ellie ; ntly.A .Cowley, .° , BAA ' i : FF .à i oN >, : | À : was ns In own, Tes ®Farnham, was, WB 8 Coley Sihler-Browu Box 278 orth, Monte Sat.PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVE : NT a 2 Met lBIER Co, Muncie | F À ee en her mother, Mrs.Wm 3 83 E TRIE: beck 153 Ottawa St, North Bay, Ont.«À rT ta RES Fi.AR Dy ; 1A \u2018 HUE : ayes, recently.=.ughter, of Winnifred Rorabeck, Fergus, Ont.: ) y EXPRESSE SE SA Ari ps CCA KENNEDY, | ee men Qu SITTING i ONCE Haye | Tyler Curtis and daughter, on' |B Ho Laurg Phillips.196 Christie St, Tonto, Ont.id NE Oke Ds SA SX 3 AGENT FOR COATIC OOK \u2014C.4 0 RE N ronD HAND £ to be su USA :& witon, were a : : B ts.\u2019 5 5t.Luke St., on n° - Cement ram ( \u2018 HE SB Thursday rial whieh was held at fhe © on VA Rayo 15 Wright Ave, Oman, Ont.- te re = > 29 3% Street.: al Cp The \u201cMe and Mrs.Henry Watkins, MR Bentley, | Stellarton, N.S.| romans pre S 0e ira, if | OR\u201d BALE DESKS, SAFY i ; ; A home, a nesday evening, June 17th, vas i 96 I.C.Morrison, 131 Wellington St, Landon, Ont.il 0 = \u201cjou ) i 3 < paper.4 ter, presses, ste \u2014 .on eat success.The attendance ther 97 Maggie Winder, 258 Chambord St, Montreal, ym bi TRS de AHR SERS ; val * chases, warble i i AS a monly large and the weat ; 98 Mrs.L.M.Pilatzke, Leanoxvitie, Que.63 À : .o Cf fr.2 0 VTL a kh iA) Is ar, cutter céllulo \"Et = L 8 _unc ; 90 F.G.Simpson, \u2019 1 st 4 on VE, .= + a A ; as / 2e 2 ; à 7 ; stone Hn, |.! yr LU fT VERT 14 fine.: oo son is home from bold, 51 Alma St., .; .oN 2 es A g - IA ® éssortment wood type, Ï | : ! ; 1 Mr.Gordon ee rdson 15 | 100 G.R.Theo p these amounts have boon mailed te the winners.vr.on The Ideal ; == \u2018 \u2018 = : A j Le fhd wator motors: and od (FE 1 à DT and MIS US.ju and Miss Hat.- Money orders for thes.CA EE Health and Pleasure.Resort\u2014 | NS (PE : CU \u201cplant.Sherbrooke Gazer pF à LE.iss Newton and al Er I \u2018 RPI ee eee : > ! A = .0 5 nr : i 4 : : r-.57¥ S.Newton, Miss Magog last Wed- ; .sO .> EES a 4 rT \u2014 , TUE s ' [ _ L.LON [ ; S = SE 0 a IE 158 fie dae as attend \"the wedding of Mr.FEATS OF RAPID COMPOSITION.\u2018ABOUT PICOADILLY HOTE A e a 1S prin \u2014 \u2014 7.pot BALE DAY TOR dr | LB ; : FR stminister IN, HERA ; pos : 25 We ice $150.Ril R cK : A.Bryant.Iron Hill en ; he Westminister Gazette) P.T.0.) : Co US Lv ~Everything for \u201cgp ; = ot Bound.Price sp | - We guarantee to teach you, a So Res Mildred Robb has re- fF \"Bompard, ar posed the mrabic to The following facts may Phe history Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Tennis, Ball Room v ra : Le Waterville.- + A À home | by.mail, to be or the Ihursday.Miss extended visit in Cow- a song tn Len poomposed t \u2018formidable a Pcenginatest phase in the con-| À Your Comort and enjoyment = 1 Wäter and Baths Mi&ryezp Torre.ron \u201cLITER.8 - tent shorthand writer, by nsville and Iron Hill.LL a H.Trotere.of whose fects 0 > A cat hotel which is .cr.a an ) Coaticook, Good locatio 1 à À lent sho legible, an a + rival to Mr.H.ti remarkable struction of the Bre: familiar during .S rin S mer - - t dans Ÿ Sine : B §8 RtecuriE 51 Teta siest learned, most gible, d EN SANITARY ?of rapid composition Some iful Scrg.now to hear a name fam 60.000 cubic Aben S p g Ct Beautiful booklet on request.8 business.\u201d Box Recor .= pT cables in the world.| IS YOUR KITCHE) tories are told.His beautifu SULE, nturies, no less than 60, d gL d Liver Trouble.u kis Springs, Que.| amies experiment would cost was a large ber 15th, =on \u2018of Alphonso Taft, at- qu in five Es NH lile heats, best Splendid tot of land just east 5, PPR station, formerly owned by ha Là POR RA 8, TC.WAR P CTP VOTES SRE SO SEE, FEA 00 I x Lo Ps io Sat) WP ata ve bd an 3 Ne * we À (F) Rass in ers.en board .LS.LS F + ay , , LEY Lt = Ÿ ; 5 < .a = y, Sound: Price Hrorgs: ; Stead: : IB R.GB.Baker, Cowansville.Mr.:pon Will run a street through it g eut it up into cottage lots, \u2014d | q S.COURT OF APPEAL.Cota) LS RESTRATNING POWER SHOULD NLARGED, SAYS JTS- BE Eric 'E BREWER.water.Mass, June.20.\u2014Asso- To ioe Dasid J.Brewer, of the Fyited States Supreme Court, in an a at Clark College: commence- st here, dec Jared that the restrain- wer of the Court of Equity, {ad be enlarced and not diminish- » and that to restrict this power of ' ou \u201cis à step backwards to- 3 barbarism.\u2014_\u2014, GRANBY.gress Ke George Kitpatrick, w ho has been - ie High Sthool staff here for the two Years, sailed for Ireland to- » where he has accepted a position pa of the public school at dale.Before lraving Granby, Mr.ne trick, who has been Superinten- | hot of -the Congregational S.S., was ented\u201d with a handsome set of | s from the teachers and officers of 5S.Rev.J.Lambert Alexander je the presentation and regretted ye departure of one who had\u2019 been a gahful anh consistent church \u2018member.Ir.AA.Graham lee this week for ivo \u2018weeks\u2019 stay at Shawville, Que.k.Kk F.Davidson is spending a ole of weeks at Caledonia Springs.Tr.did: Mrs.Frank Giddings spent ay at Cowansv ille, \u2019 #.Jones, the automobile expert, o hés*been in town since the arriv- of fie two new autos, left for Sher- woke on Friday.Granby\" must be- a prosperous town, thete.are at present eight automo- bs owed.by the citizens.vir 30 000 Readers daily.Reach all parts of the Eastern Townships Will get you anything you want.| 1 cent a word (minimum 15 words) and six insertions for + : price of five à + EE RE AAA HAA pige \u2018Li.FOR SALE.DA-SALE\u2014 H.P.MOTOR BOAT, M Mèt- long, \u201cSpeed 10 miles per hour: pacity ten.persons.Perfect.Apply 5 15, Magog.5 Ty SALE\u2014NEW $5.00 * VIOLIN.Boni ul tone and -tinish.Price Wn.Apply Malcolm Johnston, Church t, Léjinozville.[OR SALE\u2014BUTTER FACTORY AT D Késtiman, doing good business, no position.Poor health-reason for sell- ha \u201cCheap if sold at once.John aubeau, Kastman, Que.4 oR SALE.MACHINERY AND 5 tarin i@uplements, * 8 iuch planer, ber \u2018and muaulder, 5 brass heads, \u201ceutters, makes perfect flooring, gle machine anc jointer good order, ™ cag be seen running .Low wheeled xk wagon - good- for haying and farm i, fowing machine in good working 8, 1 .large - Barrel churn, U.W.Ppard, Suttr.n, Que.: OR: SALE.\u2014THE RIGHT TO MANU- : cue and sell in Canada the \u201cattractive, practical and quickest à imovelty sign on the, market.forspecial terms.Address ign\u2019 Co., Muncie, Indiana, U.bright ll Er HAND SITTING AND BEDroom Furuiture to be sold at once.Street.OR.SALE-DESKS, SAFE, LARGE \"Paper cutter, presses, stereofype out- Vulcanizer, chases, marble and impos- Pau card cutter, celluloid maching; # éssortment wood type, racks, elec- d water motors, and other print- plant.Sherbrooke Gazette.[°R SALE\u2014BAY HORSE 5 YEARS.w ld.800d worker and driver, weisht $150.Apply Wim.Z Re, Waterville, { CENSED HOTEL.Coaticouk.\u2026 à business.\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE Box 88° Record- Office.omy PROPERTIES FOR SALB.BUR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF I Stanstead store and stock with Mg above, Ni Bmall, clean and well assorted 18 a \u201cfine chance for anyone % small capital.to start in business À good \u201clocation.Reason for sell- i Poor health.For price and terms \u201c58 J.EF.B.- Champeau, Stan- = Que, \u20ac SALE TEMPE RANGE AND y hotel at Barnston.Ten acres ng Buildings\u201d in good repair, 5 ' Profitable bustness, Fasy terms land, Barnston, Que.SALE Goon TEN ROOM en large garden, all modern h Toniences.on best Tien ial street XVille, also building lots: Ap- 2 Johaston, T,enn ville.OF \u2014\u2014\u2014 ou | te AT A LOW FIGURE, 2 | ; of flat land.newly repaired 8Nd barn7 nice furniture for 6 Lo Miles sram Conticgok, 150 BOW.Possession any time.lony, Tadds Mills.Que.\u201cLOST AND FOUND.O84 vig os 8T NIGHT, BETWEEN C.station and Montcalm \u2018St.{ob on » lack nbb ä t tN, R Record off on.Reward a AI IN Guod location and first- | etc.1 ont, F.: \u201c| 822.appeared in the report.Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Davignon and party.drove over to Waterloo on Friday to attend the closing exercises of Maple Convent, where Miss Estelle Davignon has been atténding tschoo! the past year.° Dr.and Mrs.Lambly; of Cookshire, are guests of Mrs.H.C.K lt The Knowlton © prou are -nearlv ready class of elocution; 1st.Mrs.Galley and -her troupe of fam.| OUs women gave an entertainment, in; { Brome Friday night.- f Mrs.Percy E.Stevens?and daughter \u2018Miss Joyce Stevens, ate at Tordelle;.with Mrs.Stevens instead of Mrs.O;: Ingalls, of Danville, \u2018as was wrongly reported from here yesterday.Mr.Curley is much improved, Mr.Dryburgh is back.at his watching.Miss Channell and Miss Gussie Ricé returned to Sherbrooke on Friday evening, having made merry with friends here Tor the past week.Bull- -pouting seems to ihe the favorite evening fishing sport just as present, and a great number of the ugly brutes are brought out of the lake.À Tight attracts them about the lines and | they are easily caught.> \u2014_\u2014\u2014 WATERVILLE, Mrs.Peter -Swanson and two -dauch- ters are visiting.relatives at Lancas- Conference grounds for Prof.Stephen\u2019s \u2018; which begins July § and : night- \u201c \u201c45 ter, NT.Mr.and Mrs.Peginald Swanson, of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, are visiting relatives in town.\u2018Miss Maud Cote, \u201cMontreal, is in, town for a few days.+ - Miss Mars Gale.of the Macdonald Tnétitute, \u2018Ste.Anne, \u2018has returned home for the holidays.Mr.Albert G.Cornwell returned on Tuesday from Montreal, where he at: tended the Congregational Union.Mrs.King entertained the Reading Club Thursday afternoon: HELP WANTED \u2014 MALE, L ARR A WANT ED IN in Oanada to advertise our goods, | tosk \u2018up showcards in all conspicuous pleces and distribute small advertising matter.Commission or sulary $83 per month and expenses $4 per day.Steady work the year round; sntirely pew plan; no experience required.Writs fot par- | ticulars.Wim.R.Warnez Med, Oo.London, Ont., Canada.VV ANTED\u2014COOK, CAPABLE OF doing meats \u2014and.pastry., Apply ! Montreal House.hotel.sober.ANTED\u2014A \"YOUNG MAN OF both language for general work in Must have best \u2018references and Address Aylmer Hotel Garthby.MISCELLANEOUS.JTORAGE SPACE FOR RENT.FOR sale, heater, engine .and 40 h.bp.! | boiler.C.H.Fletcher.è ILLINERY SALE\u2014COMMENCING Monday, June 22nd.Mrs.Sawyerville is offering some special bargains., VVANTED TO \u201cBUY\u2014SMALL FARM, Stanstead County preferred.\u201cMust have good buildings and plenty of good water.ISnough wood \u2018for home use.Send full description and lowest cash price, Post Office box 376 Magog, Que.QINGING CANARIES AND BIRD cages for sale, Siberian gold finch- | es, skylarks, thrushes, bullfinches, Japanese robins, bird seed, gravel, etc.Gold fish and globes aquarium requisites.West End Bird Store, 1012 | Notre Dame st.west, between Chat- bam and Canning,\u201d Montreal, Que, TO LET, 10° REN1.\u2014 THE UPPER STORY of the Brooks block, suitable for halls, light manufacturing, , storage Apply to M.R.Fraser.To LET.\u2014 SELF CONTAINED house , 29 Portland Ave, Ten rooms, all modern conveniences, including hot water heating and gas, .S.\u20achannell.8 ; po LIEIT\u2014GOOD pons, WITH OR without board.55 Queen.street.TYOOMS TO LET \u2014 WITH GOOD board.Central.Meals given.Box 8 Record, LET \u2014 FINE NEW 5 ROOM TENE- also new 6 room tenement and one mew house, 8 rooms, Apply at once.W.R.Webster.LET\u2014WELLINGTON (OFFICE - TO floor.Apply Box 89, St.Ground- Record Oflice.ro LET\u2014MAY 18T, FINE, LARGE hall and anterooms, over Wehster Block, 111 Wellington St, All heated Suitable for lodge rooms for large or ganization.Also house, 7 Hall Ave, Fast City, 8 large rooms, all modern | conveniences.Apply W.R.Webster, or G.Wiggett.Te LET\u2014GROUND FLOOR TENE- - ment, 6-rooms, new house, 31 Oliver street, South Ward.Apply Æ.C.Gat- jen, 87 Wellington.Bell Tel.419 and'622.| \u201cwas saved from her.Creat yards away, | President Roosevelt: nounce that Mr.\u201cand possibly Mr.i Vice-President.that there is no De Bi Pick your days.- | EVERY LOCALITY à [NV Atkins,.|\" 3 | \\VANTED GIRL, FOR Apply Provencher Bros., JARM Apply F House tit one mile from Huntingville Church, store, postoflice, blac ksmith shop, grist and sawmills, cash, ville.! sion, plete exclusive |Grown only by us\u2014sold only by our agents.now to Capital Nurseries, Ottawa.ing on the guard Telow, and narrowly escaped being plunged the river.The fire was discovered hy peuple on shore, returning from a dance, and loud cries awoke members of the crew, who assisted the others to escape.In.an hour the steamer was a bare hulk, and practically nothing difficulty in saving the: both into was also axperienced steamer Sincennes, lying not fifteen .and also Alfred West's boarding\u2019 house and store, and {he cheese factory, situated a few .feet away.The Aberdeen is valued, at 10, 000 by her owners, and is insured for about $3 L000, fire seems 40 be a mystery.+ \u2014 UNNEC ISSARY EFFORT.(From a Financial Circular of Hamble- ton & Co.Bankers, Baltimore, Md.) It seems to 1 us, that the people of the United States are giving themselves a great deal of unnecessary trouble and expense in holding conventions to\u2019 nominate presidential candidates for the Republican and Democratic parties.In the last analysis it resolves itself to the selection of the next President and Vice- President of the United States hy It would save a great deal of trouble and possibly some: commercial, and financial disturbance if President \u201cRéosévelt \u2018would simply an- Taft would be the next President of the United States, Cortelyou the next As for the Democratic party.holding a convention and nomi- na ting a candidate, it is simply an ab- 4 surdity.\u2018The fact .of the matter ts.pcratie party any re and: that Mr.Bryan simply nom- nates himself and Mr.Roosevelt nominates Mr.Taft.So there vou are.Mr.Taft wil be the next President of the United States and it is hardly worth while for any one to give himself any trouble ar concern about the matter, FAA HELP WANTED FEMALE, | Ween \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, acer.: general servant.Apply to Mrs.W.LeBaron, 44 Moore St.IRST-CLASS MILLINER WANTED.\u2018Steady employment.Apply - to Thomas Morrow, _Bury, Que.Co ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, A.FIRST \\ class female cook.Apply L.Willard, East Angus, Que.i WANTED AT ONCE\u2014TABLE GIRL at Battles House.Apply Greene & Sloan, Magog, Que.W ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT.Apply at once, 15 Montreal St.V ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT\u2014 ! Elderly person preferred.Good wages.Apply Bell \u2018Tel.196, or P.O.box 23, Sherbrooke: TT , ANTED\u2014GOOD PLAIN COOK\u2014 Apply Mrs.F.N.McCrea, 59 Melbourne St.Ww TANTED \u2014 ENGLISH GIRL, OR ; woman, to work in kitchen, of New York Restaurant.Wellington Street.V 'ANTED \u2014GENBRAL SERVANT, for family of three.Apply Mrs.Bonnalli, 3 Melbourne St.BB) TANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.Mrs.Clark, 45 Melbourne St.Apply at 178% TANTED\u2014CAPA LE.GIRL TO DO general housework in small family.Apply Mrs.L.Farwell, 11 Moore St.GENERAL in family of four.No Apply 46 Wolfe St.housework washing or ironing.VV ANTED\u2014WOMAN AS ASSISTANT pastry cook.Apply P.A.Leduc, North Hatley.ane VW ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED LADY clerk for store.Both languages.Windsor Mills.V TANTED\u2014ON A FARM NBAR THE City, competent housekeeper for a small family.Married woman preferred.Apply Armitage Bros., Sherbrooke.11} FARMS FOR SALE.ARM FOR SALE\u201450 ACRES GOOD land and buildings, cheap for cash.Hugh McFadden, I.enhoxville.65 ACRES TOR SALE.and harn on OF will be sold cheap for Apply James Dundin, Hunting- AGENTS | WANTED.GENTS \u2014 SALA YA AND COMMIS.to sell Red-tag stock.Com: lino.Specially hardy Elegant froe samples.; Write TEACHERS WANTED.V JANTED\u2014A FULL STAFF OF Teachers - (Principal and three assistants) for the Kast Angus Model School, term to enmmence in Sent.Ap ply.giving references and stating salary wanted, to R.C.Cowling, Sec.-Treas.East Ansus.SITUATIONS WANTED.\\ TANTED\u2014SITUATION.BY Goon Chinese man cook.Restpurant or hotel.Willing and obliging.Box Record.i The cause of the.x { lover, ] stars of next season.ried forward to compliment the leading lady.To \u2018John Temple, lingering in the background, it seemed as if Miriam had never looked so lovely, and he pressed forward to.take his place im the little crowd.\u201cTake the flowers, please, Jack,\u201d she said as he caught her eye.\u201cEvery 1¢) has been so kind to me.I feel that I do not deserve it all You | \u201cJACK,\u201d SHE SOBBED, FROM HERE.\u201d should have heard what Mr.Stanley : said.He wants to speak to Mr.Be- Jasco about me.He is sure that he can place me with his company after a little technical instruction.\u201d Temple dutifully took the flowers and stepped into the batkground.He hated these \u2018private \u2018theatricals at which his wife shone so brilliantly.Still more, he hated Stäniey, the professional coach, who had played the Of course the love was all a \u2018pretense, a sham of the stage, but just the same he did not like to see his wife in another's arms.- For half an hour Mrs.Temple held her little court while thë'janitor wait- -ed impatiently to close the hall.Then Stanley joined the .grip, and Mrs.Temple moved toward the entrance.\u201cI have asked Mr.Stinley to have a bite of supper with us,\u201d she explained over her shoulder to her husband, and it was Stanley who helped her into the carriage and took his seat beside \u2018her, leaving the front seat to Temple and his load of flowers.It was over the table.that Stanley sprang his mine.Fof' \u201cdn hour he -argued In favor of Miriam\u2019s determination to go upon -the professional stage, and in the end he prevailed.Temple, worn and 2xhausted \u2018with the struggle, pushed his chair back and rose from the table, \u201cIt may be as you say,\u201d he said wearily.\u201cIf Mrs.Temple is destined to become an ornament to the American \u2018stage, I suppose 1 am selfish in withholding my consent.\u201d | \u201cMy dear fellow,\u201d cried Stanley, with offensive familiarity, \u201cI tell you Mrs.Temple can\u2019t help being one of the It's in her, and it\u2019s bound to come out.\u201d Temple made no reply as he moved away from the table and crossed to the library for a cigar.This was what he Had feared from the time Miriam had scored her first success.Perhaps it was as well to bave it over with.A week later Mrs.Temple\u2018 was \u2018established in New York with her mather, and daily she worked at her.lessons in the dingy cavern of an unlighted stage, taking delight in the fact that she was treading the boards that nightly served as the pedestal of one of the foremost actors of his day.Stanley was a coach of no mean skill, and he worked with a will to earn the large fees that were paid: him.By spring he was able to place Miriam in a \u201csmail part in a Broadway production.The cost of the costumes was double that of the salary to be paid for the entire engagement, and the manager was glad to get some amateur who would dress the part artistically, while at the same time he was shrewd enough to realize the advertising possibilities of the wife of a millionaire almost nationally famous.Encouraged by her success, Miriam gave up her summer to study at the suggestion of Stanley, who was glad to move to the Temples\u2019 country home and drive the Temple horses when les sons were-not in progress.He had obtained an offer of the same part for the coming season, but Miriam was not content to continue in a minor role, and Stanley, seeing that the end was near, suggested an invitation performance.\u201cMrs.Temple can play smali parts 2 A \u2018 ä \\À \\ = ZA = EJ à @ = \u2014 ES C=) Fy Ql \u201cTAKE ME AWAY sum to venture on a single matinee.Impulsively she sprang from her seat and ran to kiss him.Temple smiled gently.It was the first voluntary kiss Miriam bad given him since her greeting at the station.She did not rea}ize in her absorption in her work how little attention she paid him.Once assured of the success of his scheme, Stanley went up to town, leaving Miriam with her husband for a week.He wanted to be free to make arrangements for the theater, and Mir fam, in her intervals of study, found it very pleasant ings with her husband and watch the boats glide by on the river far below.Not until Stanley had left had she noticed how pleasant it was to be freed from his exuberant presence.She was sorry- when her tutor wired her to re- o sit in the cool even- | turn to town.- For six weeks she was drilled in ber new part.Every line was gone over carefully and the exact accent studied.She began to loathe the lines.From the companies playing in town and from those players not under engagement Stanley had made up an excellent cast.He had intended engaging cheaper people that his own share of the money might be greater, but for the first time John Temple took an interest in his wife\u2019s career and gave personal supervision to the formation of the supporting company.| tornev-genvral of the hited States, 1876-7, and Louise M.(Torrey) Taft.1871\u2014Graduated from Woodward High School, Cincinnati, and entered Yale.1578\u2014Graduated from Yale, with degree.of B.A.second in class of twen- ty-one, salutatorian and class orator.1SS0\u2014Graduated from Law School of Cincinnati College, with \u2018degree \u2018of LED., dividing first prize, to Ohio bar.18S1\u2014Law Times, mercial.I8R2\u2014 Assistant prosecuting attorney of Hamilton County, Ohio.1883\u2014Colloctor of internal revenue.first district, of Ohio.on Cincinnati Com- reporter and later on Cincinnati 1881\u2014Fngaged in practice of law Cincinnati.1885\u2014 Assistant county solicitor of Hamilton County, Ohio.1886- Married \u2018Helen Herron in Cincinnati.1887\u2014Became Court of Ohio.1890\u2014Solicitor General of the United States.1802-\u2014-Became United States Circuit, Judge, sixth circuit.1896\u2014Became Dean and Professor in law department, University of Cincinnati.Jud ge of Superior L 1900\u2014 Became president, United States Philippine Commission.1901\u2014Appointed first civil governor of Philippine Islands.1902\u2014Sent to Rome ta confer with Some few papers made half contemp- Pope Pius in regard to Philipnines.tuous advance mention of the perform- 1901\u2014Became SecrBtary of War in ance, and the critics gleefully sharp- President Roosevelt\u2019s- Cabinet.ened their pencils, but Miriam, uncon- 1905\u2014Made visit to Philippines and scious of everything but the play, did \u201c2% given big recepticn in Japan.not evén see the balf jesting allusions.to the new star.i Then came the matinee.seen to it that a claque was present, but in spite of the uproarious applause Miriam felt the insincerity of it all, \u2018and this added to the depression already induced by her knowledge of how poorly she appeared beside these well trained players.At home among friends and amateurs whom she outshone the knowledge of superlority had buoyed her up.Now the vell was rudely torn from her eyes, and she beheld her limitations with the clearness of an outside observer.To complete her lesson she overheard a conversation between two .of the lesser members of the cast.\u201cStanley stands to clean up $5,000 off | this show alone, besides what he made off his coaching lessons,\u201d said the first.The other laughed.\u201cI never saw a man with such luck at catching suckers,\u201d he said.\u201cI wish 1 had the trick.They tell \u2018me he\u2019s made\u201d\u2014 Miriam\u2019s call came, and she lost the » rest.She lay upon Juliet\u2019s bier with the words ringing in ber ears.In a flash she saw it all, upon her love for thé stage, had encouraged her in the belief that she could ma%e a great actress solely for the sake of the money she would pay him for his services as a coach, and ; Jack, her Jack, had been called à sucker.The odious word bit into her brain, and ît was with difficulty that she took up her lines when her èue came.The tomb scene was mercifully short.She bowed and smiled to the perfunctory applause as the curtain rose again.Most of the audience was heading for the entrance.The clagque alone remained faithful Stanley as the curtain fell turned to offer his congratulations, but she roughly .pushed him aside.Temple had come on to the stage, and she went straight to him.i \u201cJack,\u201d she sobbed, \u201ctake me away from here.Take me home.| don't want to act.I want just you, dear.\u201d And Temple, writing a tinal check for Stanley, laughed softly to himself.His investment in fame had yielded ripe returus, as he had foreseen.HT.OBEYED ORDERS.| (From Forest and Stream.) À ranchman living in that locality noticed a small bunch of {eal that were in the habit of of using a pond not far from his dwelling.He requested Legrand to try his luck with them the next morning when they could be easily found.Legrand, short of ammunition, so the ranch- man gave him a shell, which he jokingly 1 remarked wns good enough for a good shot, and he expected him to come back with the whole bunch numbering six.On the ensuirg day Le- however, was grand departed before sunrise, but returned to breakfast empty handed.\u201cNo ducks, Legrand # He shook his head.\u201cNo due ks.\u201d The nest morning the result was the same.\u201cNo ducks, Legrand 7\u201d \u201cNo ducks.\u201d The third morning ua shot was heard.Legrand returned with three beautiful blue\u2019 winged teal hanging from cach shoulder.\u201cLecrand, how did you manage to have so much juek all of a sudden when vou were not able to get anything \u2018the two previous mornings v?\u201cTo-day,\u201d he replied, \u201cwas the first time 1 conld get them lined up so that T could bag them all at one shot.\u201d a oo 70.SAT | Stanley had | proved a decided success both Stanley, playing Mrs.1906\u2014Proclaimed United States intervention in Cuba.1907\u2014Made tour © of world, opened Philippine Assembly and visited Emperor Nicpolas of Russia.in and admitted 1608\u2014Neominated by Republican party, at national convention in Chicago, as its candidate for President of United States.fe KINNEAR\u2019S MITLS: .The result of the election was a huge surprise to many concerned, member who had, confidently done his duty by his constituents, should be hurled down from acclamation to five hundred of a minority, stituency by surprise, from which will take some time to recover.it sen pe \"'KINGSEY FALLS.The ice cream soc ial.held on Wed - nesday \u2018evening on the lawn of Mr.\u2018and Mrs.T.A.Casady, \u201cThe Cedars\u201d socially and financially.The neat little Bt SSE ARE NN EMEA Deaths - Reported.i MRS.JOHN ELLIOTT.Coaticook, June 20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 ing in the S9th year of her ave.The funeral will be held on Sunday at sum of $23.30 being realized.\u201d ARAL NI OS NÈE John Elliott died Friday morn- o'clock in the Advent chapel.C.E.TOWLE, MAGOG, Magog, June 920.\u2014 (Special.) = The death of Mr.©.kK, Towle, civil- engineer, took place on Thursday morning.about 6 o'clock after an illneus of five weeks.man was well known throughout 1he Tastern Townships and his \u2018death wili be regretted hy all who knew him.He leaves a wife, two sons and a daneh- ter to moarn his loss.The funern! took place to-day at Acton Vale.Proclamation At the occasion of the celebration of the Feast of St.John the Baptist, THE CITIZENS OF SHERBROOKE.are requested to observe WE DNES- DAY, the 20th OF FUME as a boli day and TO CLOSE their places of business on that day.I.\u20ac.BACHAND, Mayor.Sherbrooke, 19th June, 1905, AUCTION OF COWS.I will sell by Public Auction for MR.W.W.MOOKE, At his farm, 5 minutes walk from sta- \u2018 tion, G.T.Railway.HILLHUSST, QUF,, {better known as the Judah Farm), on Monday, June 22nd, 1908, 50 Cows in milk, 6 Cows Dry and coming in, 12 two-year-old.Heifers, 1 yearling Heifer, 5 Heifer Calves, 1 Registered Holstein Bull, § yrs.old ; ¥o- silage Cutter, nearly new ; 1 double furrow Plow, with 3-horse pole, Simplex Cream Separator, 700 Ibs, nand or power ; 1 and 2 horse tread.Power, about 70 Cow Chains, 14 Cream Cans, Babcock Test for cream or milk, with some farmiing tools and other articles too numerous to mention.Sale promptly at 10 o'clock a.m., Imnch at 12.Terms: Dnder $20, cash 320 and over, one year with approved endorsed notes, with interest at 6 p.c.\"EDWIN MOWE, : Auctioneer.This excellent farm of 400 acres is for sale, $3,000 cush, balance at 6 p.c.AUCTION SALE ALFRED LAFRANCE Will sell without réserve at his Compton - FRIDAY, JUNE 26 R-vear-old Mare, 2 Colts, 4 cows, 10 Heifers, 3 Steers, 1 Durbam Bull, 2 Store Hogs, Hens, Farming Implements, Wagons, Sleds, Harnesses, Stoves.and other articles too DUILÉTOUS to mention.Sale at 1 o'clock sharp.E.C.SQUIRE, Auctioneer.the that the: took.the con- 2 | The deceased panile-.farm Money divided 50, 25.15 and 10 p.c.No horse shall receive more than one money.Entry Fee 5 p.c.of purse, to accom- bauy nomination, with 5 p.c.additional from all winners.- Hopples allowed.\u2019 National \u2018Trotting Rules.to apply except as herein specified.Iintries close June 20th, and should be addressed to the Secretary.Foot Races : %-mile, 230 yards.Goud prizes.Admission and grandstand, tic.Few No teams al- i yards, 100 reserved seats 25c extra.1 lowed on the grounds.JAS.H.McDONNELL, Siertacy.Estate late H.A.Elkins.All persons having claims against | above estate, are mare to file same at once with H.D.Lawrence, Advocate, Sherbrooke.A.W.ELKINS, F.J.AUSTIN, H.D.LAWRENCE, \u2018Executors.No.\u2018\u201c\u2018S\u201d|LCo.C;A.s.C i Quebec for Annual Training, commencing on or about July 16th.good teams ave \u2018required.Allowance, #2.per horse per day.: W.M.TOMLINSON, .Major and.CQ.WANTED Jobbers for peeling, sawing and cording spruce pulpwood.FOR SALE The Coaticook Rochen Mill Co.are offering their entire plant, \u201ctogether with an- established business \u2018for tale.The mill will run and business be conducted till sold.Their teams ars on the road this season, Custom work done as usual.A COATICOOK WOOLLEN MILL.Ce.BOATS and CANOES New and second-hand row boats and canoes, oars and paddles for.sale, at J.G.SAMPSON'S, NORTH HAT.LEY, Agent for the Ce .Patarhorough.DOMINION ANTI- Not one metal\u2019 metal designed to suit your neads.\u201cTHE -DOMINION METAL co., .Eustis, Que.did type.Will make season at _Hill-: hurst, SUNNY BRAES.HOOPER BROS.CANADA, Province of Quebec, District of Saint Francis, No.514.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.MARY HYNDS, of the Township of Eaton, in the District of Saint Francis, wife common as to property of Herbert: H.Leavitt, of the same place, blacksmith, duly authorized- to \u201cester en justice.\u201d \u2014vg,\u2014 HERBERT II.LEAVITT, of the, Township of Eaton, in the District o Saint Francis, A suit for separation as to property has been instituted in \u2018cause, on the 28th day \u2018of April, 1908.J.LEONARD, Attorney for Plaintiff.May th, 1908.\" : TENDERS WANTED _ For the rebuilding of the del School in Bury, according to Nodal and specifications to be seen at the ofliée of the undersigned.\u2018To be.|delivered on or before 2 p.m., on Tuesday, July the 14th, 1908, at the meeting of the Board.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\u2019 Sherbrooke, C.H.TAMBS, Sec.-Treas.$500.00 REWARD Whereas a report is circulating that the burning of the new Model Se \u2018bool in Bury was the work of incendiar- itm, a reward of 5500.00 is offered by the School Commissioners.for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who may be found guilty of burming or causing.to be burnt the mew Model School in the Villawe of-Robinson.\u2019 C.H.TAMBS, Sec.-Treas.Hackney Stallion \u201cRattling Shot\u201d \u2018By Royal Dane, by Canny Mam.Dam, Lady Lypn by Great Shot.Stands 16 hands, weighs 1325, fine conformation and disposition.Terms, &10 to warrant.: At North Hatley, Monday,.Lennox- ville the balance of the week, et J.L.! Cote\u201d s stables, The Company,has been ordered to ~ A few.Appl y [ RH FLETCHER, City.Canadian Canot : \u2018 FRICTION METALS.- for every use, but a Write for Prices.Lb 3, ** KIN Gof the VALLEY, 4-year-old Clydesdale Stallion, splen- Plaintiff, ; Defendant ° the abové* one te ee , A dn HS SHEE es Sup ng ds 20000 + gx ne ba + Dy # APA . - \u201c + ->vaus\" vmuvrw beating.The home of Mr.and Mrs.J.A.£ turally created some.anxiety about \u201c 99 Wellington St, Men\u2019s Clothing.Roystan was the scene of a very pleas- ,Ç _\u2014 \u201c QC TY =, - 1: ay ew romero Sie meg rie) 3 20° \"Rae eH Le mn Fi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re E ES : MEET Ie) TT EEE \u20ac A - COW TESTING.FINE WORK WITH ROSS RIFLE DAILY.NEWS \u201cSUPREME COÛRT 1.O.F.TO TEST RACE TRACK LAWS EE | ; | - i © .- \u2014 .- \u2019 4 4 RE Al + 3 \u2018A c NE, : fe \"CENT RESULTS AT DIX- GREEN MEN SHOOT WELL DES- [ SUPREME CHIEF RANGER VINDI-! ¢ASES \u2018TO BE TRIED IN NEW + _ SOME RECENT } .A oo .Fee.\"VILLE AND ELSEWHERE \u2014 : PITE STIFF BRERZL.CATED BY TUESDAY'S YORK JUNE 22.Ë ESS : REMARKABLE YIELD IN Niagara Camp, Ont., June 20.\u2014Des- .MEETING.New York, June 18.\u2014With betting .Ur AL ne moe ve A, Ty SF fi hd) Clementon) tno ue Ting tn or on lo ace Sy pr IF.EE 4 Some fecent results of mon esis} been able to snaich, the 1,00 oda) = =.NG ay Lav adrian wo hpreine Court of t ndependent Order { of the police, only a scant two thou- % Co wh in ome fe organized by the stafl officers and men of the militia \u201cin| 3, © 4 WRIA GES: ARTI Fores or held their\u2019 thred sessions | sand of the faithful made their way 1.of the dairy and cold storage com- camp, were up and doing Wednesday 20 \u2014 yesterday \u2018in the Temple.Building, it to.ravesend race irack Monday to Ws 8 missioner are : | at reveille.The cavalry were last WILSON\u2014DRAPER.was not until last night that any ex- witness the running of the events.+ a May 10th, Victoria, B.C.\u201443 cows| to arrive and get settled in camp, 8r- The Standard of St.Catharines, citement developed.It seems that The rain drove the crowd into the ; aa?averaged 708 lbs.milk, 4.2 test, 30.2 riving about 1.30 am.i {4 Ont, June 16,.thus reports .the mar- the delegates were pledged to .more; grand stands, where it listlessly Co iE Ib.fat.\"| Lieut-Col.C.A.Denison is back riage of Mr.Richard Wilson, formerly than, epdinary secgecy, but some, of.watched the races and made no open 1 : May 12th, Milton, Ont.\u201497 cows here in camp after.five years enforc- * ¢ Sherbrooke : 0 - \"| the \u2018general trend.of\" e\u201d discussion ! ttempt to make any wagers.The po- 4 Cy ai, averaged 548 lba.milk, 3.6 test, 19.- ed absence.He returns as command- | \u201cA very pretty wedding took place leaked out.In the words of one re- [lice patrolled the betting ring and Fs of 9 lb.fat.I ing officer at the rifle butts.this morning at the manse, 105 | presentative, what really happened kept everything moving, and a squad 5 gr May 15th, Dixville, Que \u201440 cows! Wednesday the 12th York Rangers King street, when Miss Esther was ot complete vindication of the! of bluecoats was stationed in the | ig \u201cir averaged 451 lbs.milk, 4.2 test, 19.2 34th, 44th and Mississauga Horse, | Louise, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.supr chief ranger, Elliott G.Ste-|club house with instructions to arzest 3 | Dae i lb.fat.all had to be familiarized with the | Wm.Draper, was united in marriage venson,\u201d with reference to any 'ru-| anyone attempting to make a bet.JB M * ud One of the best individual yields yet Ross rifle, = The men were shown how ; to Mr.Richard Wilson, by the Rev.|mored charges which may have been | Nobody was arrested, however.But ° { er : EE to hand throws these \u201c\u2018ayerage yields\".to handle it, to points on tripods, to 1)\u2019 B.Macdonald.After the cere- made against him.- _ two favorites were able to land the | Lu \u201cEp very much in the shade.A 7-year-old] aim at snb-targets and finally to mény the newly married couple drove \u2018\u2018Mr.Stevenson made a speech,\u201d said money in the sloppy going\u2014Melissa in i ) a cow in! the Association at Ignerkip, J shoot at butts.Quite a large per- 40.the residence of the bride\u2019s par- another delegate, \u201cin which he traced the Astoria stakes and Juggler in aj} |} i 5 Dominion to +k - Ont, that calved the .25th of March,\u201d centage of the men in a stiff variable ents where a dainty breakfast \u2018was every bit of -his connection with our mile \u2018and a quarten selling event.ir.a, - 4, gave in the -30 days of April no less breeze justified their instruction by} served, after which they left on the society.He explained fully everything By: tacit agreement between _ the bu | | 5 Governmer \u201crk IN than 1910 lbs.milk, testing 3.3, or, making the 5U- percentage necessary 19 a.m.train for Hamilton, there tak- that has been said against him and Jockey Club, the.authôtities of Kings pr .H x » Gr {tb \u201c63 lbs.of hutter fat.If only one cow to qualify them for efficiency pay.ing .the bont for Montreal and other he exposed the conspirators who have] County and the police Ho step of al lf' ; a ; ue has to be housed, fed and milked, in! 6 .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 points.\u201d The bride's travelling suit been trying to do t order harm.sensational nature will be taken pre- SU Tray A EF Lo rif \u2014 place of three, thereis an immense sav- \"°° pn Æ CHANCE.1.was brown voile over taffeta with hat When seen himself, Mr.: Stevenson vious\u2019 to the court proceedings on : | RM WILL CONTRIBL tif: ing of labor and material.Look to Chappie.\u201cHave a tigarette, old to match.would say nothing for publication.June 22, when the cases of fourteen ON 2 - 1 THOUSAND P* 4 LE : the individual not - the average yield.| .man?\u201d | : \u201cThe couple were the recipients of | Following the meeting came rumors men arrested on Friday and Satur- LG hk _ MAN TF + ti The work of these cow testing associa- | Sapleigh.\u201cNo; I don\u2019t \u201csmoke fool - numerous and handsome presents, of other changes with regard to the day will come up for examination.8 =, % ai - ; _ ADIA! : Fre \u201c tions is-helping farmers to detect the.killers.\u201d .\u201c showing the esteem in which they elections, which take place to-day.Further arrests for the purpose.of ; 3 b ont.5 Prk poor cows ; it is also proving useful in| Chappie.\u201cWell, 1 don\u2019t blame you! were held by their\u2019 many friends.Mr.George Mitchell, the chief organ-| bringing test cases will not follow Te NE « tawa, On Se Ste - securing better.treatment for good | for refusing to take chances.\u201d (Chic- Sf izer.for Central Ontario, was being unless radical changes are made in iE\" Th Dom eh 7 SEE cows, so that more milk from fewer | ago Daily News.) ANDERSON\u2014GRICE.urged to run for the supreme treasur- the programme mapped out Monday.\u2026 À- lieve the bn oe 1 4 LH tte animals can be obtained.There are | \u2014_\u2014 Richford, Vt., June 20.\u2014(Special.) ership, the office now held by Mr.| The stewards of the Jockey Club met «< 11\" : tion of the Avery Shp! now over seventy associations in Ca-; \u2014\u2014\u201cT tell you, sir, kissing the hand, \u2014A pretty June wedding took place Harry A.Collins.lt was also stat-| at the headquarters in the Windsor - mail subsidy.bid ThE nada.; that smites you is nothing to what -|here on Wednesday, the contracting |ed definitely that Mr.E.J.Hearn Arcade, Fifth avenue and Forty-sixth - vo The joint subsi ; 0» _ _ C.F.W.| saw in the hotel this morning.\u201d parties being Mr.Thomas W.Ander- would contest the same office.Anoth- street, änd conferred with their coun- IE Pacific Company LU 2 À Ottawa, 10th June, 1908 i \u201cWhat was that?\u201d = son, of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Miss er numor was lo the effect that Mr.sel, Joseph S.Auerbach.- It was an- if forming servige.ix $y \u2019 \u2014\u2014 : | \u201cThe porter blacking the boots that| Muriel E.Grice, eldest daughter of |W.H.Hunter would not again be a [moëfced later that they had discussed © |§ fortydive Mo F4 01 AN INJUDICIOUS SELECTION.had kicked him last night.\u201d (London| Amongst the gifts there was a hand- candidate for the office of supreme th iprovisions of the anti-betting bills 18 Of this the Britis { (bE \u201cMa!\u201d Teleyraph.) \".some\u2019 gift of silver from the choir, counsellgr.For the latter position }and that the proceedings would not | : L - contribute twenty sit \u201cWell, dear?\u201d me .teachers and officers of the Haynes the can didature of Mr.John G.H.| be made public.I 1 Co | | \u2018Canadian Gove: Et | \u201cDoes th\u2019 Bible honestly say that we.KINGS BY NECESSITY Ave.Sabbath School, with which Myers hds developed strongly of late.} - \u2014 : a thousand pounds i hi goita love our enemies?\u201d (From the Pall Mall Gazette) both were connected.Madill and\u201d .= +\u2014 PARIS TO OWN THE EIFFEL JE sh Ce Ë.i ] ; \u201cYes.\u201d Crowned or uncrowned, a king of ne- Anderson, me whose Smploy antes - IT ALIANS.HELD CARS.1 ; TOWER._ ! for y hous \u201cfe .Jr sc >» .\"a .; r s ï \u2019 | A .a - \u2018À ge - .+ \u2018 .! ~ ALE a the or | cessity there must be; and.if society] any fine gift of linen.A handsome .(From the Scientific American.) ; of fifteen thousand \u2018LEE \u2014 \"WW matter?were to start at scratch tomorrow ed bv the bride's ARMED STRIKERS COWED THE Next January the Eiffel Tawerawill i TEE if : \u201cI\u20141 wight id a; picked some diff\u2019.morning, a king it ;would havg ly to- heque was present y the bride's \"WORKERS AND DEFIED OF- become the property.of.Pang, in ac | 3 .TH rent enenties.\u201d *(Cleveland® Lepder.) \u2018moirow evening.7 / Le father.best wishes of a host of FICIALS TO EJECT.cordance with an agreemerit\u2019 enteréd 18: IN?i Ù ee races $d de oil anv the voun couple \"Toronto, June 20.\u2014Defending them-] into in 1889 with its contractor and ; À It sud 4] \u2014 - \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Trends accompany young.« selves with revolvers and dirks to re-| architect, M.Eiffel, that the big steel AL CL He mo A t REE A : ; fou their Journey.tain possession of the cars in which structure should belong to the city] |] pe Rd ve Hit \"On Some Oooasions You 1 emees run i REE uae ton iy i | ty Seen Ed dos || > a KF PROVES 1° LE LOU f \u2014 ï = Smpcial\\_\u2026 ficials of the Canadian Pacific Railway {ited a bond o ; to bind the 11: __ = - Li , x Gould Afford te Pay A rai edi, which on ie Gash ot SU Lagos ven a agreement, and hia money will now {| Mechanics, Machinists, Electricians, By | w; ( - dB Co LR A quie , charged for refusing to work.120 to -his theirs.What Paris will dol 1 | \u2019 | 9 PE $ | i) | ; CEE et Tae RS VI CHEN es | immediate relatives were present, took + : go to errs.what rarig wil do = : : B ted Ci vB ETM a a * ; Ua CE .ue - ; > | with the tower is a problem.Admis- | .: | < .: : Rxecute irc + aE on One Doll nr ; \u2018a -W r «El | place Wednesday evening, June 17th, .SUTTON.; , F g : .- : F & ; rh + oe : d .ve \u2019 © 1 Lik Miss Sadie \u201cPurdy, formerly of Miss Clara Vien went, to Mansonville Sion fees and the sublet contracts to - neers, Drivers, Railroad Men, Porters .- Turns at t + i ; Vo oo 7\u201d NE: ce Vd Boston, Mass., was married-to Mr.Al- on Wednesday, where she has a position the, restaurant hardly pay oH ES | : op d ° Se oo Satisf LA» x ; i ~ Ta BE To $ 4 | \u2019 89., \u2019 3 K.0 e capital inves = ! ka | B A ft E nd.3 .} RUES FR Want Advertising | 255 11 Jon ion x con mi mow oof ren peus BE Hide co] DaSsage-men Express crivers and ap | VE \u201cLE pes ;\u2014 g Ha Moana.: : uly Io eT\" sari grounds.into Mr, his expenses, notwithstanding = the CTA W re ; 0 ; | | È HE 5 a - Co 1 anis places hag been of poo ent, of Sector Chariand\u2019s \"house \u201cneat this vil- great h ex osition of 1889, 5 which .+ orkingmen who wear he - LARGE NUMBER £3 -} p 51 a : a foreman on the C.P.R.bridges.The lage, ors v Jacquays and Jona| roug t thousands.of visitors to the - ; - .Ch CERS WITNI ; + ; UE FE +++.+++.community wish them \u2018all happiness Hawkins, went to Brome Lake on tower.The entrance fee is now only .5 - EXPkR LES TRURE a 7 and prosperity \u2018Tnarsday for.a fishing outing.twenty cents, hardly enough to cover \u2019 .\u2019 PLE BC NT ADVERTISING SPACE is about the low- || |, Fhvin i.Grice, of this village.| recents Feportes M at Morahan, 20s: und the city will Gave.to devise soma | = Friedrichahafén, Lit) He 5 is about the low- Rev.W.G.Scofield officiated at the it is pleasing to note, much improved 0 devise some a.\"Ferdinand Zeppelin H i VE 1 ,; | - 1.1.Seo ° health.: scheme to make the tower pay.There a (Lie .6 UE : .: .TS ceremonies, assisted by Rev.8S, P.|r nea ; : ; .flight ] FL ha .o ; OMe ; : Mrs.A.E.Jenne has been to Aber-]is now a subsidy paid yearly by t 26 ight 11 DIR NEW a.1 he I ST est-priced thing of value you can buy in this city.Perry.The bride looked very charm- corn damit hr husband's parents, French devenue paid yen: ly by the ae A half hon Weird ro a This phase of the matter probably never occurred to you.|| Bo 0 oo nud with their goods, as they go to\u2019 Wilmington, Wireless connections established there, i : | the air fully establ i \u20ac Her bridal veil was garl ;( ; h and dirigibility of < Pr CpuE 5 Ë - | bl and sh ied Mass., on Moïday to reside with their but this is so small that it is not x _ gare st} tolé + À | .\u201c orange ; ossoms an 8 ° carrie a daughter, Mrs.Henry Cutter.Mr./and worth considering.It is generally oo A | be \"7 executed sircles an iil HR ; _ But think it over.Suppose that the rate for want White roses.The ceremony took midents Of this \u2018town and they will be] balloved that the tower will prove a Are you getting the kind of Overalls you like?We have the big |} fol hee in a Et be { 10% | advertising in this A were one dollar a word ! 1 place under an arch of daisies and missed by many friends hereabouts.been municip oh ant in the hands of the gest assortment, including the Carhartt make.Co NN arge nuraber Rai CU A SpE iy | { { \u2019 .; ; 8 ais eäkston, who has be N1¢ .2 ; ¢ ~ .: ; q ; I: SAE LR EAA POUR EE TY TT ON A erns.The bridesmaid was Miss Lena one of the Academy teachers here for | Te + a Also, the celebrated Union made WHITEFIELD and the Gewie .-.military aeronauts iE Cg - À prohibitive rate, you say?Perhaps, for some classes Flanigan, of this village, and, the the past te Coin her years, left Thuré-| TO IMMORTALIZE A FASHION.||.STAR BRAND OVERALLS, made in Rock Island.They are tbe re Joonists reached hers % Sabo, A ; Lo -._ maid-of-honor was Miss Bertha Bliss, or pal , vol.(From the Atlantic Morithly).in C LS .CT to witness the expe nh, oorbel ; # ; 5 > J.Theakston and wife inp West Sutton, A skirt a : |].cognized best Overall made in Canada.: ; : Es i+) CE of business.\u2018 fof rool n, aE i The E Rochford.Mass.Geo.B ich C h \u2018beautifal \u2018sentence.oe fives move than 2 1 We also have other makes \u2018that are very good at \u2018Be each od Zeppelin, which, ho ef Nota 3 Bs Co _ : 1 { were Arthur G.Corliss, o ichiord, r.Geo.Boright is having \u2018a barn] mortal life, I long ; | f ! Ce ES.! poned until Saturd: VE! th r = 1 .CL dere - Il | and William F.Oberer, of Brooklyn.erected pe pile Baunville farm.to Le | time \u201cthus to outéate ia period: of our \"Whitefield Best Engineer's Overalls and Jumpers at $2.00 oe AB ofavorable weather cE A But, if you were compelled to sell real estate, a | {here were many beautiful presents.iif 12 winter.The imam.barn.is | soak, down, the centuries fn smiles, ex-| [| Carhartt best quality make and finish at $2.40 set.ree ow \u201c5-0 44e vcs + oy he, .1 Lee , y A : .\u2019 ¥ .1 2 .A for ' .ana.hv SR.ol ° ; ï FES dollar a word for an ad., would still be a profit-return- t waa 5 locket and chain of gold.To Hiram Mil hws\u2019 ree of men pushing Lo, URAferY to dusgest to less eplendia [| Our blue, black, black end white stripe, and blue and whitveie (f .gyi) REBUILD THE ne LTT EN Co a 1 | ; : : cy eo \u201c| them to ' conipfetion in time for the] ~*~ & © beauty and lusury of.oors.i $1.50 Suit 75c.per garment t : BR {xt ing rate \u2019f if it f he Beat M \u2014 |1 the bridesmaid and maid-of-honor he coming \u201chaying.\"io a - 4 Lo In our $1.90 per ull, or per g nt, are up to our stgnderd Hj s § M g rate 10r you ! ' found t ¢ est arket for your gave -solid gold bracelets, while the The Ladiès \u201caid -of- Grace Church \u2018met (From WINDOW SARDENS.lan) quality and continue big sellers at this popular price.Pe A.° 4 SRE A 7 By spt VT ket ge ; groomsmen receive stic pins of on Thursday J rs.W.H.O'Reagan\u2019s.Among th 1 abl 1 hich e sell these lines all on a Very\" small margin of profit.Our big 3 ; - he property.It would \"bo a cheap rate for'a Situation oli Th groom received from he | fhe Simpy ong WARE | dmete, hn vise tbe Shia ||| Ve sh he toe woe prt OW anomrrrcrs AN bhp H Wanted ad., if it found twi rood a job for vou 4 bride gold ruby stick pin.After the ard and \u2018Mr®.©.Eastman; Mrs.| l2nd is the use of flowers for window pay - M vo : SE | i ! | |) , ad., À 1 / ound WICC as goo a job for you AS |} cenemonies a large party of friends, | O'Reagan being\u2019 in Quebec at the pres- gardens, Foch 88 Reautitying Shops and { 1 Call here when you want Overalls or anything in good, strong, IN ALRFADY SU\u2019 + : TREE 74 _ 2 4) , a ee Land at \u201ctime.- TaD ba : , À large and small in a : ae \u2018 Ras: i oa.IR.- TW ry you ever had.It would be a profitable way to secure | between fifty -and sixty, sat don ee, Law sociat: will\" be held on the\u2019] Rundred parts of London.Occasionally well-made and full size, properly cut and good fitting Shirth Yor ff.MOUNT WA: hy bes to refreshments.Among out _of-| parsonage gounds of \u2018Grace Church on] 00° 8ees a window ledge \u2018similarlyl |Î \u2018work or dress wear., - : 18, Fabyans, NH, .af à tenant for vacant pr operty .| \u2018 ron Friends dn tendance Wife Xe he ¥ er Re The home of Mrs.R.the art of window esrdenins 15 ot Navy blue and grey Flannel Shirts, with or without colle, fl, x tendent John Borne 7 Et | ; | .op d.sh : M 1 M Wyatt on Friday afternoon.© | practised to a hundredth of the extent] | $1.25.$1.50 and $1.75.° : © + |R-\" Washington Railron fl 3 - | : J {| Mrs.Fred.Shaw, ot Montreal; Messrs.Mrs.H.A.Parsons left on Thursday OF With anything like the same taste 160, N°07 an | .- cial- train up Moun M; 11} @ || Infact, perhaps half of the want ads.would pay the [| Xonar, Or Sunny son Mr mor \u201cut STaskiTE, I Gn Bplion, Springs | na ST se tb ha th ctr at Tom Wonks tats + To soe amas ron lt we eared dh of PRR 088 Ad 43 \u201c ta, êne Ding ife, of S barns to a more convenient location THE BAFFLING EGG mékes of Men's Working Shirts ; from 50e, 75e.anc oo out\u2019 on\u2019 the summit, \u201cLR & vertisers at a dollar a word\u2014~ and a great many of them gene Dingman and wife, of South and building ak addition thereto Fi \" s in colored Pri | \u201cday, bringine the fi F Phils vo.A : .s i ) | Bolton.and several others from u| It is pleasing to note that Mrs.] Th A (From tne Field) i.New season\u2019s goods, in colored Print, and Zephyr Dress Shir, 8; day, bringing the N i of id \u2018ARENT would be paid for at that rate if this newspaper char ed distance.\u201c Marsh, formerly Mrs.Audette of Glen l ity in all Gatural phenomens wey.wih 65c., 75c., and $1.00 each.201 1% garding the fire.| cHifffs.28 8 _ Sutton, is : t \u2018improv .: gw the two stables bel \\ ! ; Le \u2014d mproved in take pause at the color variations of the Working Gloves, lined and unlined v ke and quality ; ; .YE i.2, that rate .- health.She now.resides with her cockoo\u2019s eggs.It is difficult to suggest g » lined an med, in every make-8 A |\" Washington Road ( 11H = \u2014 \u2019 x .THE TERCENTEN ARY NE Nantes nter.rank, mou Mrs.| ay purpose in them.Resemblance of from 50c.up to the real buckskin gauntlet Gloves, wool lined, 8 i} burped, being on a iE iE EB he : : .\u201c : a.e egg to ose O e bir upe ; - à > \u2018eh , ne | H | =g The purpose of this comparison is not to announce any ad- co UR \u201cBorigne.fron Mo os : Lou theory, if ever seriousiy entert i ed dit $280.2 pair ; CoE pre ame Mo 4 = ; .\u2018 To \u2014\u2014 : .from Montreal on eory, ver serious ed, i illeq Nov | ir ro .7 à} L EE - vance in the want advertising: rates\u2014but to bring to your Quebec Will Have the Most Spectacular Farhan here for of vane iting been diamissed vy untcaable, and the | Lo it es comen (rer 2 ee bai a fl, tums at the top of of | 1% mind the fact that the want adv.space, as now sold, is a | Farnham, her (> few days visiting mystery still remains.> Leather faced at .fn vii nnn nei Mie paged hy the flames.+ $ ik Æ genuine \u2018\u2018bargain.\u201d gj¢l | +, P ; \u2019 Bistorical Pageart Ever Held tion to a mining Clair ou on EP le WORSE THAN TIPPING.We invite your inspection.It is known.among the workin yx stone Tip Top I ! HU # - E : \u2014 : i Sregied In ortheastern Vermont | - (From the London Tatler) that you can get what you want at standing.There fi UE ; In America, dn Draper of Montreal, here on| The trend of the times makes itself y get 4 ot want a some 287 feet of ti 1 Ce THE TENTED CITY.roars.Jobn Conper, from af felt in the matter of presents and pre- : bo +.which \u2018w ove : t - rE = # visit ta her mother, Mrs.Henry Thom- sent-giving.In the days of our grand- Ve 2 w ich was destroye ble \u201c8 \"| & Great Hotel Under.Canvas With Wm.C.Clark te pions Lo Jenne andl mothers.these tokens of affection were |.- a 4° 3 1 distance to the Liz THe ny Ce ions and Say 155 \u20ac fake roms Lake, on, Fri | Tour and far between.sha\u2019 ware mated Star Glothing Hall A Archie - , \"À - cot : .\u201c4 stern s .LU rE EU 2e Comforts at Moderate 1 rie a° Knowlton on Friday to call on changed \u2018all that, and the up-to-date PE > : M n_summoned her | ; EE.{ ends and have an outing on the] riot of presents means a deadly drain : - a > the summit, and wii LL ?: 2 = Prices.0 | lake.\u201c fon our bank balances.The tipping tax J.Rosenbloom & Co., Proprietors.conve in rebuilding M + 3 ky Quebec, June 20.\u2014-The great rush t \u2014 is bad enough, but the burden of coun- 95 Wellington St., Men's Shoe Dept.\"+ * the Summit House.|B | RE Te Torco ome Eos 4 Wiehe nr : EASTMAN.: less - Presents can give it points and a 97 Wellington St., Men's Furnishings, | || \u2014 \u2014 tt\" sn e Te y Celebration ha - : : 7 p : PETE | ; ; .1 ST CILIÉ C1 OU - - : : providing for all the visitors expect- 80t event on Monday, June 15th, when N.- [; : \u2018 RE | LUTTE 7 ° | nar Rt OH eed Ba about 40 \"of th ng folk - \u2014 \u2014 A | PÉSRUIE OT | Coraer 8t.Catherine and.Mountain Streets - ed, on\u2018 Miss Eva's birthday Bke vec B \u2014 ~ : 1 ML.Us À.L a cz | i MONTREAL At the request of the Mayor a presented with quite = number of pres- | | E i .\u2019 \u2018committee of private citizens has ta- ents, also an envelope well filled with .TT \u2014~\u2014_§ \u2018ken the matter in hand, and the result Pills.Ice cream and cake was served .at ë is\u2014The Tented City\u2014which has al tii the me, Dancing wag indulged in \\ till the morning.Messrs.Burbank ready made preparations for 3500 Brien rendered some very choice mule \u2018 I} guests.pl rent home after having a good jol- There are tents of three sizes.ress > Tents of Class \u201cA,\u201d holding twelve oo = ss DUNHAM.; .: comfortably, will be rented at $150 The June meeting of ihe Association a .| The Largest Exclusive Dry Goods Store NEW SHERBROOKE CLOTHING Stow] FOR BA ] | = in Canada Very Special for Friday asd Saturdas Vill do lato Cary : | : I iy ue THE RULFS AN Po i - | Gl for the twelve days, Class \u201cB,\u201d\u2019 to of Mothers will meet with Mrs.Camer- Men's Linen Hats ., .7.G9c Ladies Dongola Shoes .fh 7 c NC SE \"1.( oves hold five, or four comfortably, will 97,07 the 26th inst., Mrs.Geddard fur- Boys\u2019 Shirt Waists .coeurrinne 49c Ladies\u2019 Dongola Shoes \u2026 \u2014 à 4 GOVERNING \" : io .nav > ortably, nishing the subject for thought : and oo Boys\u2019 Negligee Shirts 49c Girls\u2019 Dongola Shoes .PRY .| _ : SE pC - rent for $75, and Class \u201c\u201cC,\u201d\u2019 to hold general discussion All mothers I oo \u2014 ys ghg Mrs oe ee Is g 0 CA | | A very complete selection in this department.Here are some three beds or two comfortably at 360.dially invite\u201d eine ont others cor- | B Men's Working Shirts v\u2026 annees \u2026B9c Bows Buff Boots .ze vont * J : } items of extra value : : \u2018 Separate beds can be had for any these helpful gathering\u2019s was held at Stock & ond Broker || Men's Negligee Shirts .49 [Men's Boots, job.ce a Ll \" eoThe annual sum | À al Lace and Silk Gloves, 12-and 16 button length number of days at $2 per day in the ho enor, Goddara.who served ° Men's Neglizee Shirts .69¢ Men\u2019s Calf Boots .cco sire «Tog Conducted hy the \\ ' i \u201c & ; 8, .; ue .8., \u2019 1 1 \u2018hi ng ; \u201c RY i \u201d iatio + [ ob _ | PRICES\u201475e, $1.00 and 81 50.\u2018 8 Classes \u201cB\u201d and \u201cC\u201d and $1.50 per| 800m to move to her nes home js 5 Mens Negligee Shirts .8%¢ Children 8 Shoes.me 7 48 tian Association, w - ; G4 oT \u2019 and v2.00.\u2018| day in Class \u201cA.\u201d Meals will be Phillipsburgh.The Association feel that en\u2019s Tweed Pants .89c Men\u2019s Tweed Suits \u2026\u2026 \"en cons Bay, July ! bo Ladies\u2019 12 button Fine French Glace.Ki i ite: sizi \u2018 5 in Mrs.Hodson they are losing an en- Sherbrooke, Que, Men\u2019s Heavy Pa 99¢ Youths\u2019 Tweed Suits oe co \u2018ar HH ; ; ue lace.Kid Gloves, in white; sizés served to the guests at 50 cents each | ergetic worker a ronnie sean en Ladies\u2019 C i us rerees ween SR Me a Tweed Suits\u2019 468 Be number of ! 1 PRC 9} to 7.Every pair guaranteed.Qur price .eens $2.50 in three dining tents capable of seat- an ideal home maker.Aother, an adles\u2019 Cotton Stockings .9c Men's Tweed BUTS 2 re RM \u201cte camp is an o | I - y Ladies\u2019 16 button length Fine French Place Kid Gloves, in ing 1500 people at once and under the ors HL Whitcomb and Miss Whit- Buster Brown Stockings .19 | Men's Tweed Sts ooo oon 2 tom and had becom - ET te a.\u2019 t i .e in Boston on a.nusiness trip.: ai is ! ure of t par M white; tre 5} fo 7; guarantoel.PRE Le ee vs ago manasement of op eins cater nt BURNER 2H SOE Now we have exceptional Bargains do not miss them fre of the dept 3 ; Mine NS \u201cloves.16° \u2018 ; oun : urch recently, : x Brie ine Suede Gloves,.16 \u2018and 20 button length ; _ guaranteed.good drainage and water supply and \u2014 da NA, TNAURT, 17 King Strood TICES ives iveerriniis seers sierenee renee Cree reer ee 0.32.75 and $3.00 the most modern sanitary appliances.THE EARTH.\u2014\u2014 = \u2014 a Ground Floor.e tented City is situated on the (From the Scientific American.battlefield itself near the Grand Stand The discussion of \u2018observations on \u2018and with a fine view of the three rainfall made first by Sir John Mrrray great naval squadrons in the St.and later by Bruckner and Fritsche per- Lawrence.Reservations should be ap- Mann «estimation to be made of the : mean rainfall on continents, whi i plied for at once to Mr.W.A.D.| found to be about thirty inches per Wiggs, Vice-President Tented City year.The rainfall on the ocean is more Co., Quebec.Application forms and difficult to m\\asure, but it has been es- | programme sent request.timated by Supau, and Fritsche, taking gram on request.account of all the known facts, estimates the mean annual rainfall for the! \u2014+ NATIONAL CHINESE COSTUMES.entire surface of the earth at about 2 un.Ce Tee Orders executed on ~ Bathing Suits and Athletic Shirts | | Our Iosiery department is showing an assortment in these lines unequalled in the city.\u201d All our knitted goods .are especially noted Jor general \\wearing satisfaction.Some good -qualities at attractive prices.| Boys\u201d White\u2019 Gauzed Cotton Athletic Shirts; no sleeves, NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL, SHREDDED | \u201cNow for Strawberries and - up- .Rl w .Q + wel \u2018 thirty-six inches.Making use of this « J _ nt \u2026\u2026\u2026 ; ; pe PA Sl cree Genavsewséeeue srevessarerenve mavens 35c Redes the ory.mal fotaper, it is easy to calculate that the TORONTO , Shredded Wheat ' lear 3 Navy : à : Shir : 3 ; .: al r i - 3 ç J.° \u201c Sport avy a riggan thletic irts, no sleeves, range in price costume of both officials and ordinary metric tons ete oe thousand mil.Nature's purest and best food , insuring à C \u2019 : ! .08, Irom.woo.ened ct veers eneree snore maavonasserse Caouous avene sseens 60c people have been duly compiled and pions of tons per day, 53 thousand mil- head and healthy body.: _ , - oys Navy and White Striped Bathing Suits, upwards, from.60c there are nine different grades of COS\" por minutes per hour, ao tons k Excha b Cratiné Viitho \u2018 i v | Men's Navy and White Striped Bathing Suits, 2 pieces, up- tumes.i cond.+ OF = Stoe xchanges by Is Invigorating Without Being Heatiné- be v] wards from \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 pre aonvereel anses vence eer ere een verre es 95c : Try it.Sold hy all Grocers.+._.Ground Floor.I Direct Private Wires \u2018 = \u201cI Everything else in stock that can be classified as dry goods.wr | | Ce / ¢ A view tuk - Mail Orders receive prompt and careful attention.LI plane have | - Co 2° ; | bs hg An advance ' = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014uu .ro .une 30th to | = 7 o : Coe .\u2018 _\u201c = A 0 ts, bring the Lin ; - i ._ - ie Cure.the supplies 4 ; Ç \u2018 _ | v tail for the comfy A | £ / 7 | : | à party will foil i ORE ait Ste SG ME AE À Rian a TT CL - 1 MENT LE « wi Remi ES .34 an EURE Cp a is i AU RES \u2018 "]