Sherbrooke daily record, 10 novembre 1908, mardi 10 novembre 1908

[" 4 eu ga to argue for the admission w3 | i} 1 .Toe.ay old friends would have \u2018Sherbrooke Daily Record.\u2014 = rr Agpraor OF CHINA SERIOUSLY ILL.| Bios to Accept {Medical - Aid.\u2018 ms OC.DEATH OF THE EMPEROR \u2018qoun CAUSE SERIOUS COM [ PLICATIONS.| I ; 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Em- i, col who has been suffering two weeks from an intesti- disorder was worse to-day.He i ae 25 improvement yesterday but | ¢ last > ; sty refuses foreign medical bs to take foreign medicines.à ie pusiness has been suspended Sl, count of the indisposition of the x s.sll rel the Emperor would : » into existence a situation in the ot poth serious and complicated.a apr JAE YORK [= POSTMASTER.a Beek\u201d McKay Committed - Suicide.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 | (BAZY \u201c MAN DANGEROUSLY A yWNDED MR- E.M.MORGAN, 150 WAS WALKING WITH HIS LITTLE DAUGH- \u2018 , TER.in dif sw York, Noy.10.\u2014Postmaster E.Yorgan, of this city, was shot Sn in the street as he was leaving M house in West 146th street for the Bi 050s Yesterday morning by Eric M; 3 Mackey, a stenographer employ- iyo down town law firm, ° who Spl uot and killed himself.The sin- M ptallet which struck Mr.Morgan en- ol the*right side of the abdomen, M ui passed out at the left side with- M à pæetesting the walls.There was M x internal bleeding and there is ev- y likelihood* that the wounded man ol neover in a short time.Me only.excuse known for the moting was that Mackey had com- ind to the authorities at the post \u2018ce in Washington that his mail had km tempred with, and that some- we fiomd- out an electric light when vus reding it in the corridor of À le post oie, Mackey had , received'a oly that\u2018 there was no evidence of unpeeing with his mail and that the wideet of the electric light was au widnk Mackey\u2019s employers, the firm ifm, Bill & Betts, declared they old édit for the tragedy only by Lteoy that Mackey was insane.hile 8 revolver it was found that Ly carried a dagger and a sling- 3 dey was 31 years old and was 'merly employed in Boston.à Tn shooting took place in the pre- to Miss Dorothy Morgan, the 14.wold daughter of the postmaster, was accompanying him.TIS THOUGHT MORGAN WILL Le Ÿ FECOVER.a\" York, Nov.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 off Master Edward M.Morgan, who sll ¥ thot by Eric H.B.Mackey, who B® killed himself, was reported to- ¥ by his physicians as having spent M'rulortable might.: are Ho indications of serious vepications and it is expected that - will be out again in a short AURSE'S MILLIONSIGONE i ESVEARS THAT HE HASN'T ENY @ 00GH MONFY TO PAY HIS oy v DEBTS.i York, November 10.\u2014Chas.a who two years ago was rated ng worth upwards of %20,000,- je | ig orday swore under oath that ny enough money or securi- qc from his vast fortune to pay is revelation was made gE 8 attorney appeared in the A ted States Circuit Court of Ap- ot Ww.Te to bail.\u2018 Pos who has been sentenced to 3 gg rs Imprisonment at hard 5 0 the federal prison at Atlanta, 4, .' ny Bot permitted to leave the Pr yesterday when the mo- 8 Sow cause why he should nat Ÿ n'a he s ! Minitted to bail was argued, but | 8 afidavit ; , \u2018made lyy ?; Mona e by him was read.luo, » Ward and Coxe, and dectsion tn reserved, y Al dec ge Hough, in refu 50 sing to grant o.Plication for bail, y an aîter he had , Morse, said that npne reason He bail was that the prisoner : rot 000,000, and that _it bai, n enienve him to fur- Wallace ; \u2018sont n lus \u20184 vo McFarland appeared in Te La day in behalf ot Morse.Cg quoted from the opinion A hough In refusing to grant nn nn Judge Hough saul that insure a bail would he sufficient à ns | appearance in court è althy man as Morse, when : Vas iu, ted.Mr.McFarland con- 1 , j ; 508 Ing.21 affidan it here from Mr.iy nop {in which ho states that dat he ry teh man.Mr.Morse says M ti that ki Mm a sense impoverished, d and ap assets would not pay his ; t i® is doubtiul if they Mr.Morse js allow- \u2019 he stat be ami, .+0e statement that aire is false, and further in- tion y: , .More.be given to the - Dis- L he desires.it.\u201d + Dp M ; a © wey yy tES0D.of Lake Megan av Yesterday in the city visit- Yh + A > Orot - 3 yg A her, Mr.N.P.Mathéson, .Venue, à time, y W SHERBROOKE, QUE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908.An vig tf 4 hoa Re Bors roi imi res en kde} > pes au Can \u201cme «ary ad p te 5 gene Mt - , i ONE CENT st - À GREAT SUCCESS.Will Undoubtedly Become a Permanent Custom.WAS, ALSO, KING'S BIRTHDAY \u2014 HONORS FOR CANADIANS, Monday, Thanksgiving, has proven a great success, and it is safe to say that what was yesterday an innava- tion and an experiment, will become in the future a permanent custom and an established fact.For some years past there has been | more or less agitation for a change in \u2018the day for Thanksgiving from Thursday to Monday.It was hard to break away from the old day for Thanksgiving which had prevailed since the custom was first established.The change of the day to Monday, however, offers the great attraction of Sunday and a holiday together.Trains Saturday were crowded, deed overcrowded, with people to.spend the holidays with friends.Yesterday\u2019s \u2018trains were quite as crowded with the returning excursionists.Monday Thanksgiving, it is safe to say, has proven a most popular innovation.QUIET DAY AT SHERBROOKE.Thanksgiving Day was quietly celebrated in Sherbrooke and vicinity.It is essentially a home day, a day when as many as possible of the scattered members of the family return to the parental roof, and give thanks: im a multitude of ways for the good things that have come to them during the year.\u2019 As the weather was un-: commongly mild for the season, there was much driving and motoring, the roads being in as good condition as at any time during the summer.The football match at Lennoxville, and the basket ball game at the Y.M.C.A.attracted\u2019 the athletic portion -of .the cœnmunity, and the St.Francis Golf Links was by no means deserted, a number of enthusiasts spending the entire day in the favorite game, and lunchihg at the Club House.Co Flags were ficating from the public buildings, and many private dwellings, for it was the 67th birthday of our Gracious King, Edward the Seventh, whom his Canadian subjects delight to honor.\u2019 : ORIGIN OF THANKSGIVING.The Civil Thanksgiving Day was or- iginälly an American festival, and bas been observed in the United States for two hundred and eighty-seven years, being first instituted in 1621, the year Ce the landing of the Mayflower.in- going anada has also the Harvest Home Festival, which has come to her from the.Mother Country, &nd is celebrated at different periods during the autumn by leach church and congregation, in its own way.It is therefore, quite distinct from the Civil Thanksgiving Day, which is a national holiday.We, in Canada, have much cause to be grateful to the Giver of All Good for numberless blessings, so with thankfulness for the past and hope for the future we pray\u201d \u2018\u2018that peace and happiness, truth and justice, religion and piety.may flourish amongst us to all generations.\u201d KING'S BIRTHDAY HONORS.London, November 10.\u2014The King\u2019s Birthday honors announced Saturday evening include the following _Canadians : E.8.Clouston, Montreal, a baron- étey.Majctr-General P.H.N.Lake, Ottawa, knight commander of the Order of St.Michael and St.George.: \u2018Brigadier-General D.A.Macdonald, Ottawa, Companion of the Order of St.Michael and St.George.Hugh Graham, Montreal, knight bachelor.- + PAPER MAKERS\u2019 STRIKE.OFFICIALLY DECLARED OFF BY THE UNION.Watértown, N.Y., November 10.\u2014The paper makers\u2019 strike against the International Paper Company, which has been on since August 1, has been officially declared off by the union, under the same conditions as provided for in the agreement of September 24 between President Carey of the union and international, which was not ratified by the locals.The international will take the men back as fast as needed, but they must apply as individu- uals, and the mills will be run as \u201copen.\u201d The conference was held at \u2018retary O'Connor was argued before Judges ' > 1 duties on Oct.he | Albany between President Carey, Sec- and representatives of the locals which make up the International Brotherhood, and it was decided to call the strike off with the agreement of September 24 as the basis.oo The men struck against a reduction of 10 per cent.The September agreement is a compromise calling, for a reduction of 5 per cent.> ep HON.MR.AGNEW DEAD.TREASURER OF MANITOBA SUC- \u201cCUMBS TO APPENDICITIS.Winnipeg, Nov.10.\u2014Hon, J.H.Agnew, Provincial Treasurer of Manitoba, died at four o'flock, yesterday morning, of-heart failure.\u2014 - The primary cause of his death was appendicitis.Mo was performing his 3st, when he was tæken ill and Doctors Blanchard and Devine were called in and pronounced his attack as appendicitis.Monday last the-surgeons removed the abscess, which \"had burst, and since the opera- { tion doubt had been entertained as to his recovery.Monday and Tuesday he | was on ho has been ill for the brink of dea Fi.but he | greatly improved towards the end oi the week.On Saturday be/ had a rs- lapse and grew steadily died Monday morning.Those present at the moment of his demise were his wife and Dr.Jasper Halpenny.ere worse and MONDAY THANKSGIVING [THE LENKORVILE MUSICAL 108.First Concert of the Season Held Last Night.OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR IS EX: CEEDINGLY BRIGHT \u2014 CONCERTS WILL BE HELD .MONTHLY.The dpening concert of this successful club, now entening on its eigthth season, was a pronounced success, and in spite of its being Thanksgiving day, there were few empty chairs.The special attraction was the Hubbard-Dudley Orchestra, Messrs.LeBaron, Stone, Parker, Bartlett and Frank Dudley, leader and solo violinist.The numbers given by this strong combination were exceptionally well rendered, particularly the selection from \u2018\u2018Martha,\u201d Loliengrin, while special mention should be made of the artistic phrasing of Rubinstein\u2019s Melody in F.The vocalist on this occasion was Miss Hubbard, who is alike well known in Lennoxville and Sherbrooke, her imel- low mezzo soprano being heard to great advantage in Florence \u2018Aly.ward\u2019s popular song, \u2018Beloved, it is Morn,\u201d and later in the programme she contributed two songs, \u2018Without Thee\" and \u2018Dream in the Twilight,\u201d both of which were rendered in a most artistic manner.Miss Hubbard's reappearance at these concerts will be looked forward to with great pleasure.Mr.Frank Dudley\u2019s violin playing well sustainéd the reputation he has so quickly earned for himself in Sher brooke, His choice of solos fell upon \u201cAdagia Religioso\u2019\u2019 by J.Henri, and a Mazurka by Wieniawski, the first number being played with preat breadth of tone and artistic inspira- tic, whilst the latter was dashed of with great verve abandon.In response to a demand for more Mr, = Dudley gave the increasingly popular \u2018\u2019Humor- eske\u2019\u2019 hy Dvorak, with great taste.Mr.Dudley gave himself a difficult task] in the dramatic recitation, \u201cThe Story of the Faithful Soul.\u201d but he did | the greatest possible to the beautiful poem, assistance being lent at the piano by Prof.Stone, who ably acted as accompanist during the evening, The seventh season of the Lennox- ville Musical Club was one of the most prosperous-in its history.There was a large increase in the number of members, the membership list now being t#Wo hundred and fifty names, almost seventy more than last year.The] concents were always well attended, the hall generally being crowded to the doors.\u201d \u2018The usual number of concerts, ten during the season, were giv- opportunity of listening to any professionals, the programmes compare favorably with those of former years, in most cases being quite above the average.As usual we are indebted to the musical people of Sherbrooke and other places for their help, and while it is impossible to thank each one in- should be made of Professor 18 tion Bourgeault, who kindly brought juvenile orchestra to play for us.One of the aims af the Musical Club and one in which it has perhaps been least successful, has been to encourage young performers, and.we would again urge the many young students of music who are members of the club, ta teke part in the concerts.1t also seems regrettable that where there is so much splendid matevial- for choral work, more should nat - be done, and we hope that this year more may be done iñ that direction.The members of the committee for the past year were: Hon.Mrs.Ayl- mer, Mrs.Frith, Mrs.Parrock, Mrs.McKindsey, Mrs.McMurray, Mrs.Abbott, Mrs.Ward, Mrs.Mitchell, Mrs.\u2018Thomas, Miss Gill, Miss Taylor, Miss Demers, Miss Orr, Mrs.Foss.Of these we much regret losing Mrs.Newton Mitchell, who has left Sherbrooke ond who has been an interested worker since the club was formed.Great regret is also felt that Mrs.Ward is no longer on the committee.The following ladies have been elected members of the committee: Mrs.Lucke, Mrs.Williams and Mrs.Irvine.= The treasurer reports receipts for last year, $148.18 ; expenditure, $121.- 18 ; balance in hand, .$27.\u2014_\u2014 - FORDYCE CORNER.Moving is the order of the day here.Mr.Arthur Collins has rented his farm to Mr.Vaughn, and has moved in with his father; Mr.Azro Collins at East Farnham.We understand that Arthur intends going railroading.Mr.James Buck has leit his farm, and is moving on to Mrs.M.Leg- gott\u2019s faim at Farnham Centre.Mr.Adelbert Corey has left the Dou- al farm and is moving on to his own arm near Frelighsburg.We hear that the Dougal farm has been sold to a man by the name of Hill.Mr.Paquette has moved off the Nes- bitt farm, which has recently been sold to a Mr.Rudnikobb, from Montreal, who has taken possession, and is now moving in.Arrivals are: Mr.E.J.McCulloch and family, of Manchester, N.H., the guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.N.Ellison.Mr.McCulloch, who has been living in Manchester for the past few years, is stopping here for a few days preparatory to moving on to his farm at Fast Farnham, recently vacated hy Mr.Arthur Vaughn.: Miss Annie Doherty, of Dunham, was the guest of-Miss Annie Carter over Sunday.THE WEATHER.Simei - LOCAL FORECAST : \u2014\u2014 Moderate winds, cleudy to-day and Wednesday.à \u2018on, \u2018and \u201calthough we did not have the | dividually, we feel that special men- | ilost an inel> ; 2\"01B-6r supply is increased.| SAVOIE'S OFFICIAL MAJORITY IS 425, Official Count Took Place at laverness, mm | BIG VOTE WAS POLLED\u2014771 MORE THAN IN THE PREVIOUS LECTION, v.19:\u2014(Special.) \u2014 On Mr.W.H.Lambly, returning officer for the electotzal district of Megantic, opened the ballot boxes and made the official count of the votes given for each candidate, and it was found that the candidate, Louis Israel Frechette had a total of 2375 votes, and the candidate Francois Sa- Inverness, N.Tuesday last MUNIFICENT GIFT 0 DR.BARCLAY, Lord Mount Stephen Makes Gift of $75,325.\u2014\u2014___ 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS PASTORATE OF ST.PAUL'S CHURCH, MONTREAL.Montreal, Nov.10,\u2014At the presentation which took place last night to Rev.James Barclay, D.D., LL.D., for twenty-five years Presbyterian church, an announcement was made by Mr.Robert Meighen to the effect that Mrs.Robert Meighen, Lord Mount Stephen\u2019s sister, had received from his lordship securities re- resenting $75,325 to be handed to Dr.rclay as a personal gift, and later voie a total of, 2800 votes, being a | majority of 425 votes for Mr.Savoie, | was injured, though the story quickly spread throughout the city and was| even sent over the wires that from twenty to thirty people had, been killed.| : A careful dstimate of the damage done places Not a man t at between six and seven thousand dollars, nearly all of torn from their holdings by the fearful concussion.street on the west to Jacques Cartier Square and \u2018the north side of St.Paul windows smashed even Paul.ee THE.ELECTRIC LIGHT SITUA- \\ TION, There bas in the electri brooke since heen no material change c light situation in Sher- Saturday.\u2018The pro- (gramme of lighting only & part of the city will continue.Sunday evebing lights were furnished to the churches.; ; The water in the mill pond gained two inches Saturday snd Sunday, but last night.The rtment holds out no pros pect of imptovement until the water whom he then declared duly elected to represent \u2018the electoral district of Me- | gantic in\u2019 the House of ons of Canada.EN The vute by! polls stood as follows : Frechette.Savoie.Inverness\u2014 ; 1 wl es y.TO 44 2.reeres where wm 44 23 D s.cuer verres verdes ven 62 49 Inverness Vill _\u2026 19 -20 St.Pierre Baptiste vies suce vrorse see on 47 49 \u201cLevees ween ke .\u2026- 2 44 Somerset North, 1., 5 60 Somerset No 2.42 45 Laurierville ., .31 44 St.Anastasie, 1.88 124 Ste.Anastasie, 2., \u2018| 45 66 Nelson.+.of 32 35 Leeds\u2014 lo wns psoseb 0 sv 104 35 Zeist veer vere aa | TA 82 Dessous rnin rena ser nl 33 28 Leeds East \u2026\u2026 \u2026, 61 61 Thetford N Iso ves vie dees won © BS 47 2 0.pousse vooube guests 3 62 Thetford South\u2014 1.prieee ouduse wees 10 67 >.+.ca » [versus À 14 39 Thetford Mineg\u2014 _ Quuuss v0voos vovest ver ane 30.52 Bier gerne jaessonb ver be 8O 68 4 290 etes 084.00 lee vy, .58 88 Bus Laucse vvours 0 GA Bo Givers v00use vovate 200 17 83 Tansess winger soaps omnes TA 38 Bonnes Lauore rene pe avers .\u2018T6 47 St.Desire du Lac Noir.ve eve 17 22 , Black Lake, 1.89 150 Black Lake, 2.\u2026 .19 84 Ireland, South .- Lice wie wed à 8O 28 on Die metre 58 3% | Ireland, North\u2014 lie an ver eee 58 43 Ireland, North, \u20182.29 30 Ireland, North, 3 .28 14 Halifax South Liver cor ver pese == 180 = 39 Dennss vecres ordre ereres 62 712 Bernierville i ver 98 29 Halifax, North \u2014 Halifax North, 2.29 89 Somerset South\u2014 : \"lo.Cees 20 TT us creuse crcnes bee 6 \u2026 3 T1 Plessisville\u2014 r \u2018A lune vacces ue or ess 52 120 Qs vote Lave ue 24 48 3 iene cine races tee : 57- : Lourdes .pus we 44 82 Total \u2026 L.\u2026 \u2026 2375 RO | Majority for Francois Theod.Savoie, ! 425, ; The total number of electors on the lists this vear is 6605, of whom 5175 voted.The total number of electors on the lists in 1904 was 5868, (ff whom 4404 voted.Thus there were.771 more whol voted in this election than in 1904.+ : DYNAMITE SHANTY BLEW UP SUNDAY.Ce | ee : ROAR OF EXPLOSION AROUSED CITIZENS IN ALL SECTIONS OF MONTREAL.Montreal, Nov.10.\u2014Montreal was startled at 12.45 Sunday afternoon, by an explosion of three hupdred : pounds of dynamité which shook the lower portion of the city and was heard as far north as Back River.The dynamite was stored in a small shanty on a mud .island near the east end of the harbor breakwater, and the explosion was caused by a small: fire which had been lighted to keep the deadly compound at the proper temperature.which is made up in broken window , .CC Ai : rdained glass and window frames which.were | fore-ordaine The district most af- | fected in this respect is from McGill | on in the evening this munificent testimonial of Lord Mount Stephen's appreciation and esteem for the pastor of St.Paul's church was conveyed by Mr.Robert Meighen to Dr.Barclay amid the loud applause of the gathering.The latter which Mrs.Robert Meighen received from Lord Mount- Stephen was read in part by Mr.Meighen.It was dated 12th October last, and said : \u201cl do not wish to interfere in any way with what.the congregation may wish to da, in regard to a testimonial to Rev.Dr.Barclay, but I would like to do something personally.Will you see Dr.Barclay and if he does not object, use the authority I enclose and | transfer ta Dr.Barclay securities for $75,325.\u201d eee COWANSVILLE.Thanksgiving visitors to Cowansyille included : Mr.and Mrs.George C, Coms rie, of Montreal, visiting Mrs.Com- ries parents, Mr.and Mrs.O.N.Hull; Messrs.R.P.Buzzell and K.R.Turner, of the E.T.Bank staff, at Sut- | ton ; Mr.Avery Turner, of thé Montreal, branch of the same institution; Mr.Guy Morey, of Lachine, Principal of the Academy there; Mr, Short, of the E.T.Bank, Manson- ville ; Miss Marion Williams and Mr.Berthol Williams, guests of their parents ; Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Williams ; Miss Jane Cotton home from Trafal- - gar Institute, Montreal ; Miss Edith C.Jane from Fairmount School, Montreal, guests'of their parents ; Miss Alice Bullard, of Knowlton, visiting Miss Jessie Ruiter, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.P.A.Ruit- er ; Miss Amelia O\u2019Brien, of Granby, visiting.Mr.and Mrs.R.Curley; Messrs.Frank and Fred.Baker, of Dunham, visiting their grand parents, Mn.and Mrs.Stevens Baker ; Mrs.and Miss McKeown, of Montreal, visiting Mr.and Mrs.W.K.McKeown, and Mr; and Mrs.John McQuillen ; Mr.Andrew H.Halladay; of Ottawa, guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas H.Halladay ; Miss McClay, of Farnham,\u2019 visiting her sister, Mrs.Church ; Mr.M.B.Rice, of Sherbrooke ; Mr.\u2018Geo.A.Doherty, of Dunham ; Miss Emma La Duke, of Bedford, guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.C.La Duke; Mr.Rogerson Lawrence, of the E.I.Bank staff at Ormstown ; the Misses.Prudentia Church and Jessie Gilman, home from the Macdonald College, Ste.Soles, of this place, and Miss N.Brown, .of Dunham, teachers -| Anne de Bellevue: Miss Edna Steele home from Richford to visit her parents, \u201cMr.and Mrs.Charles Steele ; Mr.Horace Chandler, of the Magog staff of the F.T.Bank ; Mrs, Guy C.Boright, of Farnham ; Mn.Walter Buz- zell, of Montreal, visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Enoch Buzzell.Messrs.Merritt Stevens, Philip W.Taber, Eli L.Hall, and others, of Fast Farnham, and Mr.M.H.Bedee, of Knowlton, met here Monday to discuss the incorporation of cemeteries at East Farmham.Mr.and Mrs.William C.McCabe went to Dunham Sunday.On Sunday in the Methodist church the Rev.David Brill preached an instructive sermon on the dignity accorded to man inasmuch as he had not been, by the Fall bereft of the power of choosing good from evil, He exemplified this by the instances of Elijah\u2019s challenge.to the priests of Baal on Mount Carmel to see which Deity would break the drought, and has completed his challenge with the exhortation to the Jews of that day to \u2018choose ye whom ye shall serve,\u201d if Baal be omnipotent then they were to fdllow him; if God, then were to follow Him.Another instance had been the fatal choice of the Jews of 1900 years ago, when they chose that Barrabas should be delivered unto them as a freed man rather than that Christ should be delivered to them, free.The imprecation which they had asked upon their own heads and upon those of their children that \u2018His bldod be upon us and upon our children\u2019\u2019 had been only too fully carried out.The speaker very completely refuted the arguments in fav of fore-ordination, stating that it: amounted to an imputation of evil upon God to make out that He creates men to do evil and suffer from \u2018the curse of a broken law.\u201d The dignity and power of choice was ! with all mortals.No one did evil, except by choice.eaten street, though there are a number of \u2018KAISER IN AN tAIRSHIP, above St.{, _ | EMPEROR TO TAKE A TRIP WITH - ZEPHELIN TO-DAY.* Friedrichshafen, November 10.\u2014 Arrangements have been made for the i Kaiser to take a trip with Count Zeppelin in his airship to-day.Meanwhile.His Majesty has telegraphed Zeppelin informing him that the Minister of War has sanctioned buying his: airship, on.- Apron rr er Mr.Eugens McCarthy i Bank, Lake Megantie, spent the week ; with a bouquet én Sherbrooke, the guest of his day School.\u201cend in | other, stor of St.Paul\u2019s\\ MAY HAVE CHOSEN | 0PPOSITION TO KILL THE Ki.Sensational Suicide Occurs at Lisbon.FORMER DFPUTY WHO WAS INVOLVED IN KILLING OF LATE KING CARLOS.Lisbon, Nov.10.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Alber- to Costa, former member of Chamber of Deputies, committed suicide here yesterday.His act has created a tremendous sensation and police are conducting investigation.Costa was a member of the Black Cross Society, which was involved in the assassination last February of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis.It is believed that this society -selected Costa to kill the present King Emmanuel, and that Costa preferred to kill .himself to committing this deed.eee edt enn HATLEY.On Sunday the Lord Bishop of Quebec visited St.James\u2019 church and baptized three persons and administered the rite.of Confirmation to a class of sixteen persons, which the Rector,.the Rev.T.G.Devitt, had prepared.His Lordship preached an excellent sermon upon the four things, which our Sav- ious arranged to be ohserved by His Church.After lunch the Rector\u2019s Warden, John Ride, drove the Bishop to Milby, for an afterndon service there.So Mr.James H.Carter has erected in St.James\u2019 church a handsome tablet in memory of his wife, who died some months ago, and of their young son, who died in infancy.Yesterday, the King\u2019s Birthday, and our National Thanksgiving Day, was quietly observed by the flying of bunting and small family reunions.Archie ] Mrs.F.B.Stockwell to Montreal.\u2018mother, Mrs.Kennedy on they \u2014_\u2014\u2014 KINGSEY FALLS._ Departures : Mrs.B.C.Hastings to Windsor Mills ; Mrs.James Michie, to Sherbrooke ; Miss Eva Casady to Montreal, to visit her aunt, Mrs, E.H, Casady ; Miss Marguerite Turcotte to her home in Sorel ; Miss Annie Kennedy to her sister's, in Nicolet Falls, Mrs.C.Shaw and her grandchild, Miss Hazel Stockwell have - returned _| for the Opposition to seventeen for the S NOW LEADING.Has Eighteen Seats to Govern: ment\u2019s Scveatcen, RT AeA ST.BORBE IS LIKELY TO GO FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND THEN THERE WILL BE A TIE, Halifax, N.S., Nov.10.\u2014Burgeo and Bay St.George, Newfoundland, yee terday declared for the Opposition, and the parties, as a result of the general elections, now stand eighteen Government.St: Borbe is yet to be heard from.At the previous general election St.Borbe returned a Government member with a majority of over three hundred.The herring legislation, Lt introduced by Premier Bond and which mo À has been a strong factor in the feel- - 9 > ing against the Government in St.A 4 George and some other districts of the | colony, will not count for so much.in St.Borbe, and it may be anticipated that this district, the final one to be heard from, and whose late Gov- - ernment member had a majority of : - RE 300, will elect a supporter of Bond.Xt .- .Z-.- RE Te rr tn d ces a Ch TY.à \u2018 pi ad A es nu, ta bi AE We.= = \" vu A Pa - Re diet Salas a .>.£5 a ; mm eg AS oy Eg a.> rg oe [2 8 = re - ek g 7 , 4 pes 4, Ae ë Lee 8 ; oh ry 1 pri 2 y pape 1 ES =\" a abated i uridine rr mis wn Meg ie ve I ATE , ° .py s .vante ZR gf wei Ry dt _ «et pa t * > \u201c .ra 3 ne A it does, the elections will have resulte ed in a tie, 18 to 18, There is a bare ; possibility that St.Borbe will.go Op- a position, but students of Newfound: EM ; land affairs do not think this likely.\u2018 | ë \u2018 In the case of a tie, which.Premiez a -Bohd is now depending on St.Borbe A to make it, there will be interesting political developments in the colony.The general impression is that in'that event the Government will manage to M retain power.Their ministers were all fr elected, and the House need not be convened till next spring.Changes be tween the election and the meeting of the Legislature have occurred in \u2018the 10 UNSEAT MEMBERS | OF FINANCE COMMITTEE, Writ Was Issued This Moras SMP ae AZ He -ad fur < IE tr IES IO NAS UN TOE.ARE LI PAN po Mt od .> gy 8 | RT pe to Montreal after spending the summer here.Mrs.Ed.Morril was the guest of her F unday.Mrs.A.Morin is the guest of: her daughter, Mrs.J.Mastine, The picture of the steamer, \u201cHar monic,\u201d which is on exhibition in the Grand Trunk ticket office window, attracts considerable attention, The steamer is the property of the Northern Navigation \u2018Company, and is 365 feet long by 50 feet wide.DAILY NEWS SPECIALS F un PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.TALK OF PROTEST IN BROME COUNTY.Knowlton, Nov.10.-\u2014 (Special)\u2014 There is a tumor afloat here that there is likely to be a protest in connection with the recent \u2018Federal election in this County.\u2019 WAS UNINJURED IN WRECK, .Kingsey Falls, Nov.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Miss Eva Casady, who left on Friday for Montreal to with her aunt, Mrs.E.H.Casady, was in the wreck which occurred that morning at Danby, but thanks to a kind Providence, escaped injury.\u2014 Her parents wish, through the columns of the Record, to express to Mr.E.W.Tobin, M.P., their heartfelt gratitude for his exceeding kincaess in sending them a telephone message saying their daughter, Miss Casady, was safe and uninjured.\u2014 MISSIONARY MEETING AT INVER- NESS.Inverness,- Nov.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Auxiliary Branch of the Women\u2019s Foreign Missionary Society of the Preshy- terian Church met on Friday evening.There was a goodly number (of women) present.The Rev.Mr.Sinclair occupied the chair, and the speakers were the Rev.Dr.Xellock, of Kin- near\u2019s Mills, the Rev.Mr.Mick and Mr.W.H.Lambly.Mrs.Sinclair gave a report of the income of this branch of the: Society for the past part of the present year, amounting in all to $80.Dr.Kellock spoke for 58 minutes and the proceeds of the evening\u2019s meeting, were $58, just a dollar a minute.Well done, Dr.Kellock ! That is a record to be proud of, Come again and welcome.President Roosevelt laugh in a stage whisper and say: \u201cWhy, that ain\u2019t nothing, I can get a dollar a word.\u201d Possibly, but not for making a missionary speech, and besides the children of this world are wiser than the Children of Light.\u2014 RECEPTION TO NEW PASTOR AT SCOTSTOWN.Scotstown, Nov.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014The ladies of St.Andrew\u2019s Pregbyterian Church held a reception social in Strathcona Hall, Friday evening \u2018last, for the double purpose of introducing the Rev.W.L.and Mrs.McKenzie to .the members of the congregation and to bid them welcome., of the B.T.words and presented Mrs.Mesdames John Black, Alton Sherman and Peter Taylor acted as hostesses.; , Mr.Robert Scott occupied the chair tulating hi rtily there- and gave the address of welcome « and congrati ating him heartily | behalf of the congregation.Little Miss on cefal eKenzie behall of the Sun- Mr.Dickson (Angliean), Hilda Graham spoke a few The Rev.Secretary Bausset were illegally paid.- } The committee unless they > justitg 5 their action, will be unseated, - A ; Lo ie 0 ALL di spend Thanksgiving ; devoted to consuming thé good things | provided by the ladies, and social ins | in Strathcona Hall, Wednesday, Dee ing.; moe : .IT IS CLAIMED THAT MONEY WAS : PAID ILLEGALLY.Moatreal, Nov.10\u2014(Special.) \u2014 A temporary writ was issued this morn- ing to unseat the member s of the Finance Committee, The \u2018Seven Members\u201d\u2019 claimed that the committee paid the expenses of the Mayor and Secretary, with insufficient authority, also that the expenses of the daugne ter of Mayor Payette, and the wile ol Li fou se RL NGI DEIR BA.TARY AA CAE RT UR re on 77 A RE D p Come Se e 8 5 LW Ie To a\u201d 7 oR = or 3 : Te os 7 \u2018 = 5 Se , 0° Lh \u201crh Tago iD Ho Ta\u2019 KS rein ag + 0 er A and the Rev.Mr.Clark (Advent Chris i tian) welcomed Mr.McKenzie as a « fellow laborer, The Rev.R.McKenzie E of Stornoway (interim moderator) al- 80, gave an appropriate address.The Rev.McQueen, Gould, sent a note re gretting his inability to.be present.The Rev.W.L.-McKenzie, in a brief - addréss, expressed his appreciation of the warm weloome extended to him- - Ce PI, self and\u2019 Mrs.McKenzie, and reminded .Eo te ; his people that he was here on.their - gh i behalf and for the furtherance of their x best and highest interests.Music wae furnished during the evening by Mrs.i Fr M.J.Mooney and.the Misses Bryant, .| Black and McKay.Miss Stowell con- j tributed an amusing seading.Just before refreshments were served the senior elder, Mr.W.F.Bowman, on behalf of the congregation of 84 Andrew\u2019s, thanked the Rev.R.Me Kenzie for the interest he had takam and the work performed as interise moderator, and Mr.Robt.Beott pi sented him with a Morris chain Though somewhat surprised Mr.Me - Kenzie proved equal to the occasion.The remainder of the evening wne- \u2014 gti WB ami JET.BL Ble my itn I « , Kb ¥ d cs rr ; no.SRA AB Wp Ae: aE Sh Ar apie = © Lo bo tercourse.The Rev.W.L.McKenzie i¢ te 8 congratulated on the auspicious: beginning of his work here, and the Is- | dies on a successful evening.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will hold their am nual sale of useful and fancy articles 2th, ° will probably \u2014 MARRIAGES.\u2014 L \u2018 DOULL\u2014CESSIL =, Mitchell Station, Nov.10m(Speosial) \u2014On Wednesday, Nov.4th, at 9 am., at St.George's Church, Drum.mondville, a very pretty wedding took place when Miss Mary Ethel Cessill, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs.G.Cessill, of Mitchell Station, was mare < ried to Mr.Edward L.Doull, of Mond ton, N.B.The Rev.W.T.Wheeler performed the ceremony.oo The bride looked charming in s néad tailored suit of brown ladies\u2019 eloth and hat to match, and was attended by her sister, Miss Jennie Cessiil.The groom was supported by Mr.Arthur Norton, of Drummondville.: Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party returned to the home of the bride where = a bountiful dinner was served.A pleasant afternoon was spent.n music and pleasant chat.The bride received many beau and useful presents.\u2018The happy couple left on the ever\u201d ing train.nid showers of ries Sad \u2018good wishes for Mont will spend a few days befera ag on : to their home in Monotos, N.B.a x rés TS .ew à = 5 alate gl A WET i At Nn A 4A mir ot He .AE Sued Je at Tard v ; lL A Sr Pg | mete =p SOR rs Zk) Ll oe 4 kar CL RIOR Te \u201c5 cr bia a AE Li eo rey BE cv {NBA : ou 2 SLR :- ki A pri x CR TE > Lo a] cé 0 9 ORE oi = - 4 .ire - rem FT al .Ho .- #.; ue 1 PS a a Rt a dR E créant et rl wa LT Rr fe ae a Rae M aE rr a a (ey pe pan x: Ape Lo | Ae FRR Ty con BC es 0 SO: Ra A Sf aC ry NAA poitetit Sunil SEN ee cartes ss .i ada Tn Bo ine ASE rin st Sm se ai cit ; cour ig ras Saas vante 7 nL ES SERS ty mein Jy TE a1, Lo xa - i \u201c here = rue à RR Eten Lea a mee.Mr.C.Arbuckle, of \u2018Quebec, guests of | theit mother ; Mee.George \u2018Hutton, of | ~~ St.Cesaire, with his parents ; Lance and Capt.Ferguson, of Ottawa, | \u2014 ber yard PAGE TWO.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908.ge Le ; 5 RICHMOND.ber mother ; CH.A.Clark, of | Vale ; Miss G.Bedard to Sherbrooke West Shefor à, are the guests of Mr.[geeeensesessescreererniecorrens, \\r.Richard Saunders had the mis-, ; Montreal, and yy G.Cardell, of Win- The W.C.T.U.meet this afternoon, and Mrs.A.Hutton.COAT TN fortune to have two lambs stolen on Friday night.No trace of the culprit has been found yet.Dr.and Mrs.MacKay and little son | are visiting rélatives at Milby for a w s.fo dass.calla and Mr.Fred Grif- |.fith, of the \u201cTimes\u201d staff, spent Sun- ! day and Thanksgiving Day at Mont- | real and Lachute.! Mrs.Beers, of Waterloo, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.J.C.Me- Caig.Among t spent Thanksgiv- ; ing Day in te were : Misses Irene and Côra Bonner, of Hillhurst, guests ; of their aunt, Miss E.Dovle ; leonard, of the Molson\u2019s Bank staff, Mr.N.guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.b.Lance ; Mr.George Ewing, of the E.T.Bank | staff, Waterville, - with\u2018 his mother ; Miss Hattie Arbuckle, of Montreal and ; Montreal, friends ; Miss.Fowler, of Compton: with her sister ; Mr.Frank Leonard, of Victoriaville, \u2018guest of his parents, Mr.an Mrs.R.A.Leonard ;.: .H.Nicholson, .of Montreal; guest.\"of his mother; Miss Mag- -gie Suther} sd of Montreal, Brest ot THE STORE \"CLOTS.$.AT SIX O'CLOCK TO- ° NIGHT Co 136-138 Wellington Street, » MoKECHNIE'S \u2014 ee TZ EN Early Morning Specials 31000 a.m.To-morrow P.S.Positively no exception to this rule :.No telephane orders accepted for these early moriing specials._ COTTON TOWELLING\u2014 Mostly used for dish towels.Ts x yard.ô a.m.: per yard ve er .5e BOY\u2019 Ss WOOL\" TOQUES OR CAPS\u2014 To .introduce this line, colors, red and white, blue and red, etc.Value 3fc.8 to 10 a.m.LADIES WAYS MUFFLERS\u2014 Red and white, honey comb knit.Value.66c.48\u20ac 8 to.10\u2018a.m.each .WORK BASKETS\u2014 Fancy styles and shapes in different colors.Value 25¢.8 to 10 ain.e&sh «.ge ad - LADIES\u2019.AND CHILDREN'S GARTERS\u2014 gay.C C.M.Trade Mar vaine Ze ; 8 to a.m, ber pair w.i \u2026- \u2026 12\u20ac LADIES\u2019 HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS\u2014 Value 5c eacn 8 to 10 a.m.8 for .TOOTH BRUSHES\u2014 Assorted handles.Value 15c.8 to 10 a.m.each 25¢ dm ens, Mr.Willie McGovern, \u2018of the Bank of ' Quebec, guest of his parents at the Grand Central; Mr.J.Woods, of { Montreal, guest \u201cof his parents, Mr.\u2018and Mrs.R.Woods.Mr.Channell Hepburn underwent a Mr.E.mond.| Saturday, guests of Mrs.: \u201cThe Store That Saves You Money.anything offered that you desire.Goods are all standard make .Shopping to-morrow, before the afternoon rush.\u2014 Ready at 8.15 a.m.MES 19\u20ac ; \u201cwu Made er strong elastic, in black.ee By 6e Ve Sc CUSHION LOOPS- Tpree yares long, in plain or mixed colors, value 35e.\u2026 206 8-to 19 a.m.each .: TAFFÈTA RIBBON\u2014 ard a half inches wide, white, black and colors.Three Value 6c yard.- 8.to 10 a.m.pts yard .\u2026\u2019 7 .\u2026 10e NAINSOGK\u2014 re 36 iin.ut alue 15c yard.oO a yard .106 NOTE PAPERS + Linenette quire, containing 2 doz.eat paper and enveloped.Value joe.Le 8:to.10 .pex_box .Mot vee ee a 14¢ PARISFAN CLOTHES BLUING\u2014 Bitteen small squares .in a ound.\u2019 a to lon | 10 a.m.; per _ Round .\u2026 106 - OAK BAY eLAMS\u2014 Regular 124c.8 to 10 a.m: Der tin .EMPIRE LAUNDRY SOAP\u2014 Value 3c bar, 8 to.10 a.m., rm ai cs mm _\u2014\u2014\u2014 me CANNED BLUEBFRRIES\u2014 Value l6c tin.8to 10 a.m., 2 for .,.OLD DUTCH 'CLEANSER\u2014 : Value 10c tin.8 to 10 a.m:, 2 for .\"12 bars \u2018for 5e em ma te \u2026 156 CANNED MUSTARD\u2014 .Durham Brand.Value 10.~5 to 10-a.m.per tin ., TOMATO CATSUP\u2014 Large: 2c battles, 8 to 10 a.m., .1e 15c PARLOR MATCHES\u2014 .\u2018Bddy's.;$ boxes in a packet, Value.lc.: 10e 8 to 10.a.m.per package .1.) en reer es que 10-\u20140.6-+0+0-10101t > Spécial Bargain Prices 4 \u2014 BLACK SILKS \u2014 4 1 0-Marrow BLACK JAP SILK\u2014 5ÿc value for .us 65 > & a = TA ee ee \u2014 BLACK BRITISH SILK\u2014 boc value ; Jor Le La He woke we BLACK TAFFETA SILK\u2014 $e valus.\u2014- } a ou © G \u2014 er i rack CHIFFON TAFFETA § SILE\u2014 Lo enn 20.value : 5c for, 04 mmf ee esa 4 r SHEPPARD'S PLAID, PE TT Tk:! 6 is the fashionable staf for \u2018inexpensive dresses, \u2018house wrappers or watts, etc.Forty inches wide; Value Bic yard.To o-morrow, 15¢ | 373 sell our 50c line .C To-morrow, each nipeg, guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.D.; Clark ; Mr.Von Pozer, of St.George : de Beauce, guest of Mr.D.M.howal; Mr.R.Hepburn; of Montreal, Mr.Hepburn, of Bishop\u2019s College, Len.noxville, guests of their parents, Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Hepburn ; Mr.B.Stev- of Sherbrooke, guest of friends ; very successful operation at his home here, by Dr.Williams, of Sherbrooke, \u2018assisted by Dr.Johnston, of Rich- His many friends wish him a \u2018speedy recovery.Mr.Chas.Miller, Inspecior of Agencies of the Richmond-Drummond Fire | ! Insurance Co., has returned from a business trip to St.Johns.tage, of Sherbrooke, were in town on J.Ewing.Among those who spent Thanksgiv- Messrs, Guy Long and Ernest Armi- ion i i | ing Day.out of town were Prof.J: C.Jackson to Montreal; Messrs.H.Smith, T.Hayes, G.Johnston, to .Montreal : Miss Pearle Sheppard, to Montres; re We will continue the sale of our Hat Shapes and Wings Tomorrow.This will give an opportunity to those who have \"not yet bought one of these to do so at once, as they are going fast.: Hat shapes worth from $1 to $2.50, 49ç To-Morrow.Cees Hat wibgs, worth from 50c to 81.25 25¢ To-Morrow.: All these goods displayed part \u2018in our South End Window and on thé Céntre Counter on the Main Floor, (d stinctly separate from our \u2018Millinery section.) ï \u2018se wave PLAIN DENIM, Thirty-six inch wide, brown, red and green.inexpensive curtains, \u2018at a small cost, - Value 30c To-morrow, 236 good weight, in This would make or cover furniture per yard .23¢ UNBLEACHED SHEETING, .19c Two yards wide, good strong quality, regular value 25¢c yard.ros To-morrow, \u201c19¢ per vard i.«ov 2000 v0100 0e | VENETIAN SUITING, 88c This is the real french Venetian that is so popular with us, wears better- than any suiting and is of a very fiue quality, \u2018color, brown, red, green navy, black, etc., value $1.15 yard.\" | To-morrow, per yard .C TURKISH Torre 19¢ Good thick quality, 27 inches wide, white only, the kind we sell Be.19¢ To-morrow, .per yard .C 23c BUTCHERS\u2019 LINEN, : One piece of- about 50 vards for tb- morrow, the quality is very heavy, 34 \u2014 ing Miss.V.ae.be; er i \u201d Road v We will introduce a -new Corset tomorrow, the one is.a La Deesse, one of the most popular make, it is made extra strong with good hose supporters at- The style is shown on a special form in the Corset Department.Value $1.50.To-motrow .\u2026 $1.20 CORDEROY VELVET, 486 Used specially foi children's dresses, -or.boy'\u2019s suits, colors fawn, cream, hed and medium brown, about 24 in- 8 wide, value 65c.48c 0 o-morrow, ber yard .- | \u2018 ; \u2018 IMITATION SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, ,These are made of a material that looks like silk, shines like silk, but is not silk, and cost about one fourth of the price of silk, génerally sold around town for 15¢ and 18c, the mostly all of white ground or with polka.dots, and have a deeper color for Tormoiro O-MOrrow, 4 6) cach .\u2026 12¢ B ACK SHELL BEAVER, $1.90 e have taken into stock a new line of this popular beaver cloaking.the .weight of this line is the one generally adapted for Fur Lined Coats._ The width is 5¢ inches, value $2.50 yard.To introduce.to our customers, we will mark it down.31.90 To-morrow, 486 per yard .do.LADIES BLACK TIGHTS, Anyone who has to do a long Walk or drive a long way would find these very comfortable - for this coming season.\u201cThey are of a large size to go over everything and \u2018has an clastic at tho Waist band.Value &c.48c To-morrow, each .124c BLACK SATEEN, One hundred yards for to-morrow's \u201cgelling, about 32 inches widé, suitab,e Co linings, aprons, waists, etc.Value c to-morrow, 1) per yard .: 12% WHITH BEDSPREADS, ; 98c One dozen only, Duchess style, good etree size, free from dressing, the kind we \u201c@ell for $1.25 often sold at $1.40.98 .c To-morrow, BRUSH \u2018DOOR\u2019 \u2018MATS, 39d We have a great demand for these goods, at this time of the year, we will 396 \u2026 he °\u2026 a inches ge and unbleached, while it asts, To-morrow, 39 per yard .236 GREY FLANNEL, 17e 25 inches wide, good weight, Union | quality, often sold at 25c.Our regular price is 20 ; - o-morrow, i = Per yard .lo.woo 1 Ls 17e CORSETS, $1.20 cQlors are.{ To- (Tuesday) at the home of Mrs.John Melbourne, to elect ofËcers for suing year.Thanksgiving services were held on Morey morning in Chalmer\u2019s Presbyterian and St.Anne's churches.The engagement is announced of Mr.Henri Girard, N.P., Danville (formerly of Richmond) to Miss St.Gor- main, of Nicolet, the wedding to take place the latter part of November.Mr.Girard has many friends here who wish him joy and prosperity.Miss Annie Stewart spent Sunday at her home in Sherbrooke.Mr.D.Parmelee, of the E.T.Bank staff, spent \u2018Sunday and Thanksgiving Day! at his home in Waterloo.Mz.J.McCaffrey, of Montreal, was in town Saturday on business.\u2019 My.Edward McCallum spent Sunday R.Soles \u2018and Mrs.Hodgson, of Philipsburg.\u2018ette recently shot two deer-east in qu ecbrooke, the guest of relatives.he W.M.S.of Chalmer\u2019s Presbyter- jan {Church will meet in the Lecture Room of the Church Wednesday afternoon.All members are requested to , be sent, Miss Lillian Davitt and Miss T, Bon- rier were at Hillhurst or Saturday to attend the silver wedding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.P.H.Bonner.little son,- of Mr.T.Gregoire, of the Boston Last Company staff, has returned from a visit to Montreal.Mr.Everett Burbank, of the E.T.Bank staff, has returned from a visit , to his mother -at Panville.Mr.Ernest Poulin left on Monday for Montreal where he will be absent for some time.- \u2018 + DUNHAM.Recent visitors here include : P.W.Taber, and Cowansville, the Ber.of Fast Farnham ; Chas.Edwin Lavery, of J.R.Hodgson Messrs.H.Bct:kus and Pierre here, and have tickled the palates of several of their friends with samples of the meat, which is pronounced to he excellent.: Wanted Messrs.| § - DOWN T0 OW MARK Storage Water at.at.Averill Nearly Exhausted.HAS SERVED GOOD TURPOSE THIS FALL \u2014 OI'TLOOK FOR THE WINTER.Coaticook, Nov.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014Tht manufacturers aloñg the Coaticook River, from Dixville to Waterville, are Goy- wondering what they would have done of during the past summer and especially would do now, were it not for the water that.was stored up in the Ave- rill Lakes by the Coaticook River Water \u2018Company, and then let down the stream as desired.The natural flow \u2018of the Coaticook River for months | past would.not have been sufficient.for [ 3° 100 M.feet log run basswood ; \u2018manufacturing to any extent to have also, a.few cars of Rough Clap] boards.À.H.CUMMINGS & SON, LTD, : Coaticook, Que.\u201d Ba rg ain | LADIES' FALI, AND WINTER UNDERWEAR\u2014 Vests and Drawers, in grey only, fleece lined quality, sizes, 32, 134, 35.Drawers in open.and closed styles.Value 235c.\"To-morrov\u201d.\u2018 ¢ 3 each .\"© Vests and Drawers, same as above, white or grey, in sizes 38.value 40c.To-morrow .Oc CORSET COVERS\u2014 \u2018+ White only, with long sleeves, sizes, 32, 34, 36, 38.These.are very handy in this cold weather for those wearing thin waists.000@erDsB00 8+ Peeec @er@rrPesBer@ec@oote 4 SS It will keep them bery comfortable for a small amount.Value 35c.To-morrow, each .256 vee 1900010020850 0@ 0 800@e@0s Gos @ 06800 $0000: Bes P0004 WOOL BLANKETS, Qur three-dollar Blankets; the counter to-morrow.They are 60 ery carefully our advertisement and prices are not matched elsewhere.\u2014We advise early will be on | .been carried on.facturer along the stream would have been obliged to resort to auxiliary | power.Even as it is some of \"them have been oblfged to do this.day than-it has been for many years: and is perhaps as low as the water ee re dt tt geen company has a right to -mdke it.SHOP.EARLY TO-MORROW AND SAVE ON THE EARLY MORNING SPECIALS.Tuesday, Nov.10, 1908.Day ffi - a - TICKING, 2Zic.Bed Ticking that \u201cwill nold feathers, is what people, ask generally.This is the kind that will, it is 32 inches wide and worth 28c yard.22 To-morrow, per yard .ADIES\u2019 FALL UNDERVESTS AN L DRAWERS, TO-MORROW 25¢c EAC Vests are high neck, fine white weave, as- assorted sizes\u2014a grand below and see if there i is tal and Labor, long sleeves, elastic weave, nice weight drawers on both styles, Worth C Tu-morrow es.25¢ \u2018e on, LADIES: KNITTED À CORSET À COVERS\u2014 .25\u20ac ! With long \u201csleeves; high neck, button.front, body length\u2014 stock direct from its publishers.Good variety of titles for.boys, girls apd grown ups.alue 35c.25¢ All day to-morrow .means SUIT CASES, $1.50 Made of heavy lpen to imitate pebbled leather\u2014good handle, brass lock and clasps.24 and 26 in.lengths, $1.90 value TO- MORROW, ONLY BOY'S SWEATERS\u2014 Made of all woel yarn, will keep their shapes, single collar, colors, red or navy with white striped collars.48\u20ac Sizes 24, 26 7.986 worth 65c To-marrow .Bizes 28, 30, 2, worth me \u201d To- -IMmorrow .\u2026 0.+0-10.: value or your present piano in exchange.fora ; Electrical Repair and Supply C to true, Jet i hop 7 .- ; \u2018 .= .- Laie ca À ni oa nm: » rue > 1 in \u2014\u2014 ti ST 4 CO Rate e | ¢ thisic rolls are inueh cheaper than formerly, and our|™™\" apply Co.un the : + x , 4 - EN : = + = H J 1 a 5 2gi ET US 4 2 à ° \u2019 : .: w.J.WIG mn the mea ti 1 18 = = SE catalogue shows about 10,000 selections to choose from.: GETT, Prom | patched to sav Pet SOU où 4 18 mu pc AO 100 Wellington Street; till this promis \u20ac buying 4 4 IE 2 FT - 1 EFÉvHës \u2014 oe } \u201c1 = ze Cy : Tai aii: Me Bs wi SON & SONS.Bell, 438, People\u2019s, 307 H H sed Prosperity 32 ¥ _ The fame of our Bargain Day renders this introdue-' Bl VA 1 es re + MORE \\ .\u201ctory absolutely unnecessary.Just the sentence © as usual J} ASK: OUR : | Bp ) 2% Poutre\u2019s\u2019 Batgain Day, \u201cto-morrow \u201d ld tb Ji Ne A cut RUE TO Cog + 2 a © : \u2019 ® ow \u201cwould be full ! ! \u2018 ci 4 sufficient to crowd the store.These special values need no explanation to any woman | DO T ° THK : © © , Ds 7 - who * 1 1 1 1B 3 : j = ' .; IE - - ) : e ed : has ever visited this Store on a Bargain Day.| H you, are having tisuble of any ME al) $ IVI) 3 _\u2014_\u2014____ ind with pour es ak vour decor \u2014 LS À about it.He be.able to you Ce ar en Two.Ce : ; GesPrcesBoror F ru ; < CA whether you require glasses or treat- To PL 0 EARLY MORNING SPECIALS ment to remedy the trouble.| J URS Lol IRC geo | ne _ _ 8 to 10 a.m.To-Morrow te i you have asked hos udvice oe : ee pecia x à 2 i : fon it and If he say -glasses you oo : vu _ CE TE EE | need, get them and = thom.coor ° CL , -# J Inc rey Turkish Towel- | Lake as a SET = i OT EE - Ù ling.Red stri I can supply your needs in this line | HE.Regular vale Joe.\u2018at a very moderate cost.= w th kf 1 î il th - - 4 8 to 10 a.m., Se.There is no charge for having your .We are AnKiui Iof à e mer i 1 1 \u201c K LADIFS\u2019\u201d GARTERS\u2014 eves examined if you go vo the past year.Thankful fo il he b hae cojtyed during ; ADIs oamtoRs- SEA.IC.SKINNER past year.Thankful for all the blessings, thankful for + blue, yellow, cardinal, black or oo | 2 fut: \u2018 all the trials, disappointments, mistakes, etc.What ex i white, \u2019 | As our stock is quite Jeweller 8 Optician, T Strathcoma Square .| = : » MISIAKES, ec.at exper- 8 Regular value, 250.Sour ute - | \u2014\u2014 -fence we have had, makes us stronger and gives\u2019 us more ë : to 10 am, 1%.heavy in colored Coats, we sriibierrrrriiereerss courage to fight the commercial battle for the coming 8 MENDING WOOL\u2014 .| rere TET ETS : year.\u2018 a : will offer To-morrow, 15 | î î : tho 1 5 _ Your ¢heice in white, Black , 15 erreurs 3! [| Our business is constantly growing, and for the last greys, fawn, etc, - Mending in all, of all good mix CITY NEWS F \u2018 \u2018 \u2019 vo St year, , Me , ixed 18 | | | - .Wool, & cart.2 for be shades | : ee Cn 0 \u2018 i oe for hae the last week, the last day, the last hour, 15 a a Be des.| dctot-2=Fhotrt-i-éértoit-dri-dé-ék [ll larger than any previous period in our history 2 ; \u201c .J « - L ; + [ .Mr.Erle Spañord was at his home in, nf al N Le 110 3 JAPANESE SUKs- The best opportunity Lennoxville for the hokdsy.b \u2018We intend to make this week a week of specials.Every ar- a \u20ac 3 anese 1 ,l .\u20ac ° \u2019 .- nu ° Le : ° regi] oll pork Shades sin {to select a good Winter The B.Y.P.U.wi meet on Thots- ticle advertised will be cheaper than usual.All mail orders EE , AN \u2014\u2014 3 Pa ED\u2014 TH THREE ENPERIRNCED atop Mara) Furr Vv worsted cloths.brooke, Que acturin C OIpanry, Sher- ~~ Ÿ ANT em _ W TERRE GIE! AND KIT- girl Witsine Honse.Al 2220 Wa al AD AT ONLE 00D GENER- mérlor, RIT, Lemnoxzvije VP15 Mrs GoW.USEs AND LOT FOR SALE.Box 161 Len noxville.SALE ; taie h ° Passe oR TO LETZSRLF-CON- Use, complete in every re- E Trill sireer An lr TOR ! ast Shieh oot, Tr ) : _\u201cOPERTIES FOR 3 SALE.$ HELP WANT \u2014 MALE, parts of the: Eastern Townships Will get you anything you want.Only 1 cent a word (minimum 15 words) and \u201csix insertions for Pick your days.POEL hE bb bbb rit tn i TO.LET.| ' MEN WANTED ; troplating ; struction.TO LEARN ELEC- practical individual in- Complete modern plant j for al work ; students earn money ile; learning.Competent men in constant demand_at $18 to $35 weekly.List of ¥acancies furnished free to students.For full partigulars write Electroplating Institute.Rbyal Bank Bldg., 210 Seigneurs Street, Montreal.VVANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL i Blacksmith.Apply to Geo.Moy- nan, Waterloo, Que.ALESMAN\u2014A GOOD CANVASSER |}l7_ in each section to -sell established.and.exclusive \u2018 lines on new attractive Box 422, Ottawa.plan.N EN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE.MEN IN JL every locality throughotit Catidda to advertise our goods, tack up show \u2018cards on trees) fenceu, bridges and alr conspicuous places, algo distribute small advertising matter.= Commission or salary $83 per month and expenses $4 per day.Steady employment te good reliable men.No experience necessary.Write for npar- j ticulars.Empire Medicine Co.London, Ont.: \u2018 © MISCELLANEOUS.+ANADIAN AND AMERICAN FARM, / town, and miscellaneous properties for sale.Write for free -catalogué: V.A.Davis, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.WW ANTED\u2014A SECOND HAND ARCH} \u201cmust be in good repair.Send particulars Box 55% Knowlton.; 2 OARDERS WANTED\u2014 AT & LONdon strect.Home cooking, rates reasonable.\\\\ANTED\u2014ELAIN SEWING DONE.Apply No.3 Johnston Avenue, |\u2019.East Sherbrooke.TANTED\u2014BOARD WITHOUT ROOM WW near No.1 ¥ire Station.Box 6 Record.WANTED-TWO OR THREE FAIR- .store counters.Give de- Tillotson, Coat- ly good scrintion.\u201cApply L., ¥.~icooky O RENT\u2014THE UPPER BTORY Om the Brooks block, suitable for halls, light manufacturing, storage; oto, Apply to H.R.Fraser.oO LET\u2014?\"ROOMS, BIG CELLAR iL\u2019 and stable, on St.Edward Street.Also 2 rooms on St.Edward street, and 4 rooms East Sherbrooke.Apply J.M.Nault 17 King Street.10° TO .LET\u2014TWO TENEMENTS 8 rooms each, at 117 Wellington St, over C.F.Olivier\u2019s store ; most centrai location.For particulars apply to C.F.Olivier'\u2019s store.IO LET LYNWOOD COTTAGE -1.(Henderson _ place), 8 rooms, modern, ready Nov.dath, Also one.wood furnace for sale.A.M + Taylor, Lennox- ville, LOST AND FOUND.OST FROM PASTURE IN GLEN Sutton, four Dorling heifers, three | hofételn, one © jersey.Reward.Wm.Courser.\u2014 | OST-ON SUNDAY.BETWE 14 Montreal Street and East Sh È brooke, white masoni¢ mark stone.Reward at 78 Montreal sttéet: FARMS FOR SALE.ai pets ?Fax FOR\" SALE\u2014# \"ACRES GOOD ! land .atd buildings, cheap for cash.Hugh \u201cMcFadden, Lénnazvihe- \u201cOR SALE SMALL.FARM EL6SE for market .Apply Box HiT # ey 3 : \u2018to\u2019 Cits.Suitable gardening.Good buitqings.age Bhert rooke.2 | Mrs M.B.\"Rice, Londo were | WITH | moré to settfe in his country ing | the summer over they -Wildren attended\u2019 the Belviderz Union Sats.and the! attendance waz .very ay, thopgh many of tha scholars haa to walk a long dis!snc.' The teachers weré much encoura Antere =* sho vn and trust that hoff bo kept up another sea Miss Gladys Jenkerson.of Dudswell Centre, was a visitor in the city ves- terday.Messrs.W.Gill and W.Atkinson have returned from a short visit to Magog.: Mr.Sidney Forest, of the E.T.[ Bank, Rock Island, was a visitor in| town yesterday.Mr.Chas.Ward continues to im- \"prove and it is expected he will soon be around again.Miss Lena Kempffer, of Farnham, > sperit the hcdiday with her sister, Miss F.Kempffer, in town.Miss.L.M.Fradley spent Thanksgiving day in Montreal 1 the guest of her sister, Mrs.J.I.Demerse.Mr.James Logie, of Montreal, spent Thanksgiving in town with Mr.and Mrs; H.Logie, Walton avenue.Mr.W.J.Church, Jr., of the E.T.Bank, Waterloo, \u2018spent Sunday in town the guest of his parents, Mrs Rice, .of Montreal, and her daughter, Miss Rice, arerthe guests cé street, Miss Fraser, of the of mire.High Schéol, Was \u2018the guest of friends in Cool shire for the double holiday.v.Allan Reid, of Rockburn, Ont., preached at both services in St.An drew\u2019s Church on Sunday last.Mt.Kenneth Nourse, of the E.T.Bank, Thetford Mines, spent the week end'jin town the guest of his parents.C.D.White entertained informally at tea on Saturday for Miss No Molson, who has just left for n Boge Mr.Willie Howard: returned to Stan- sted(] \u2018College to resume his studies after spending the week end with his parents.Mrs.8S.G.Reece, of Boston, Mass., is staying with her sister, Mrs, Wm.\u2018Bonallie.at her farm on the Bromp- ton Road.Mi.M.H.Johnson, of the Merchants Bank and Mr.Howe, of the E.\u201cBank, spent Thanksgiving in fet \u201cIsland.The switch, which the.Street Railway] Company, is.installing'at the Grand Trunk crossing on King street, :is néarly completed.Mr and Mrs, :Fred.Loomis and family,\u201d of Montreal, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.'G.Loomis, for the Thanksgiving holidays.The meeting of the Medical Association| for the District of Sr.Francis, has been postponed from the 10th of November to the 18th.: Mt.and Mrs.Frank Parkes, of Montreal, have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.) Thos.J.Parkes, St.Francis Cot- taye, during the last few days.Mr.A.Brock \u2018Astle, of the I.T.Bank; Ormstown, formerly of the E.T Bank - head office, Sherbrooke, was visiting friends in town yesterday.Mr, Edward P.Olivier, manager of the Lastern Townships Bank in Montreal,l and Mrs.Olivier, arc the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leandre Proulx, Wel- lingtôn street.The Meh\u2019s Mecting held.last Sunday afternoon; in the Y.M.C.A.gymnasium, was| very well attended, the speaker of the jpecasion being Rev.Allan Reid, of Rockburn, Ont.Mrs.Sewell, Sr., of Quebec, has returned home \u2018from a pleasant i vigit to her on and- daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, E.Hamilton Sewell, Dufferin Terrace, Melbourne street.oo J Migs Frances Powers, of Waterville, \"spent Thanksgiving Day in town.{ withl-friends and left to-day to return vito Ste\u201d Anne de Bellevue.where she is a| student at McDonald College.Di.P.Pelletier, .M.P.P.off Sher- brodke, was one of the guests at the \u2018State Dinner given on thé King's Birthday by the Licutenont- Gover nor, Sir |Alphonse Pelletier at \u201cSpencer Woo,\u201d Quebec.o e Uncle Daniel Company ares the- Client Theatre, TH good house nt last] night, and judeive from the a,- \u2018plause, succeeded in leasing the an dience.The fine orchestra wis a pleasing feature of the evening, Miss Florence Camphell, ore oi the nurses.at the Protestant fle pital wits taken wyuddenly iH M tn is penghoiti ts On.Sunday and was operated upon very successfully last niche.The cose.wpe a very serious one hut at present Vi Campbell is dome us vel es can he expected.* _ : Mr.and Mrs.W.Farnsi as, formerly \u2018of Sherlroctie, Vie 110 707 Thvtand some years ado, are ret ining onee with theit fumilv.Mr.Larnshaw, in the employ of the Paton Manufacturing Company, has taken a position in pr Ont.Mn Harold CG.Dunn, son of .the Bishop of Quebec, was ordained \u2018All Saints Day, at the Pro- Cathe- spec dal sermon \u2018on the occasion was prea hed by the Bishop of Quebec.It erstood that the young priest will take up work in the diocese of Algoma, uridet Bishop Thorneloe.Eastern Townships people spendi of Thanksgiving Day \u2018in.this city.inclu sérs.R.Moutgomefy, Sawyerville ; .Scott, A.W.Doty, Lake Megari- et E.Boy, Scqtstown; R.M.Bish- |\" Bishop's Crossing: A.Munn, thby ; Wm, Brown, Weedon: R.J.McHarg, Coaticook; B.R.Bishop, bleton ; Wm Smith, Thetford J.M.Stevenson, East Angus ; Waterloo ; - S.S.Colt, { Bernard, %the.young ladies and gentlemen .A man from Chatham, N.B., was ar rested on Saturday night charged with | being drunk and incapable.| A man was found lying: drunk on { the steps of St.Patrick's Church and was arrested.A man from Ottawa applied at the police station Sunday night for lodgings.Another from Winslow came for protection, A man was arrested on St, Edward street charged with\u2019 causing a disturbance.5 \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014 AN INVITATION CONCERT.The Sherbrooke Academy of Music is holding its first invitation concert in the Art Hall, Monday, Nov.16th.The performers will \u2018be : solo violin, + Prof.Irwin Sawdon ; pianist, Prof.J.W.Bearder ; musical monologues and dramatic recital, Madame Darche.The importance of these Recitals, (which are to consist from time to time of professor\u2019s concerts, students\u2019 concerts, Chamber music, string quartettes, etc.), can hardly be overestimated.They will be of incalculable value not only to the student, but to the \u2018whole of the music loving public.| The student who does not study and hear good music neglects what should and the concert-goer, who stays away loses an opportunity of.hearing some of the most inspired\u2019 music of the greatest composers which, alas! this commercial age is usually exempt from the concert platform for.the noise of a band or commonplace type, otherwise called music.It is announced that invitation cards will be mailed to all who send their address before Nov.14th.THANKSGIVING SUPPER The Ladies\u2019 \u201cAid of the Methodist church held their annual Thanksgiving supper last night in the Sunday Schuol Hall of the church, which was crowded.Five long tables had been put up and very tastefully adorned with chrysanthemums, plants, and laden with appetizing ood things of all kinds, including a well known bird called a turkey.At half-past six the guests were seated, and second and third tables were laid to accommodate the throng, and for nearly two hours \u2018who | acted as waiters had their hands full to supply the demands of those who gathered arcund the tables.The ladies had done themselves great credit as usual in providing a most substan-\u201d i tial supper, to which full justice was | served.Everybody seemed in good spirits and fully enjoyed the feast and | the pleasant visit with each other.Rev.Mr.Deeprose called the guests to order and stated that they would now listen to a programme of music and gong.Mr.Sunbury played a piano glo and answered to a recall.Mr.Sawdon played a violin solo and had to respond to cn encore.Mrs.Irvine solo very sweetly and kindly sang a responded to- an encore- Mr.Mathews also contributed a bass solo and an encore, and Miss Rutherford, from Stanstead College, *guve very mitely a humorous recitation, Misses Doherty and Armitage accompanied, to the entire satisfaction of all.al church, and Rev.C- VW.Duncan, - of the Baptist church, \"were present and assisted al | the opening services.This heing the anniversary of King Edward's birthday \u2018the audience sang the Natichal Antlyem,- which brought this most successful and pleaging annual gathering to a close.The receipts were upwards of $125, Jess some expenses.remem THE C.0.F.BAZAAR.The \u201cC.O.F.Tombola and Bazaar, | which was held in the Art Hall during the vast week, was brought t6 a Very sien termination on Batur- dav evning, The programme consist- vel of aout nd songs, which were very much app rec ated by the large crowd | ress mi.The dia+iae for the various was heli and the lacrosse competition Nase iso brought to a close, The sinudnig ol the clubs was as follows : Canadian Rand 215, Canadians 187, Fast Sherbrooke 162, Crescents 133.The: prize for this compettion was 825 in cold, Rand Drill.The promaters of this bazaar wish to tender their thanks to all who con- {uted to this event and especially ve the members of the Harmony Band and was presented to the vho offered their services free of Varese on Thursday evening, also | M esses, Clelland, Wolstenholme and Jones for their musical numbers.The list of prize winners is as fol- lowe :, A.Madison, silver tea service ; Miss Ricprd, leather couch; H.Bradford, \u201cbaro- W.JJ.Ham, 100 lbs.sugar : Me.!.Penudcin, mecrschaum pipe : æ c= - * + \u2019 + + > * » nt 3 » \u201c- at Cri +247 r | wife | for | be an integral part of his education, d\\F.Olivier ; done, taking two hours before all were | prizes | l'es and are particularly attractive PAGE FIVE.= op\\): ing the foündation f hi = LORN | e ation for his saw mill to J 'ERTISE pepartures foclude Mr Almend Gey pe trente on the siding near James Cl Y NE S ive the reward of merit cards.The { Massawippi : E.R.Pelletier, Waterloo; ADVERTISEN ENT.| pgurtares clude, EE I W en gave a shor | EY AIN en M es os Cyr, the guest pon.Mooney is cementing his well near Mr.and Mrs.F.P.Buck returned address, after which hes cake, | Gout Granby : Angus Cowan, | \u2019 ° oes Harry Stewart a0 tue guest of A Messrs- Isaac and Harvey Cousins TOM Montreal last evening._ sole and apples of the most appetiz- Rev 8 i ° | Severe bcadache, the result.frwin McKeage ES oT vf padding hardwood logs to Mr.Gordon E V ing description, were served by the ev.S.JJ.Newton, of Magog.was Get your eves tested.Get glasses.Got bet ee.and Stella McKeage pr price.the American market at a loo, terday dwards was in Water- older children.Hearty votes of in town Saturday on business, satisfaction at Misses mE pd war thet parents \u2014 yesterday, visiting friends.thanks were passed unanimously to} Mr.C.R.Duncan has returned t ) | BJ.Lateree's, Jeweller & Optician Hh d Mrs.ROUSE n SRE ws returned MEMORIALS Mrs.F.W.Frith, of Lennoxville, is the! chairman, superintendent and town from Ottawa, where he att \\ \u2018 Lennoxville.P.Q.Charles MeKerie hus ret _\u2014 .spending a few days in Montreal.teachers, and the entertainment closed oq (he Baptist Cor ere he attend- | pou.LL Af Artis ic For On.in Granite and b , \"with the National Anthem.As the .POS onvention of Quebec : += e Mo RICHARD dia pcésonable.r.H.P.Stockwell, ot Stanstead, organ is paid for, and the school is and Ontario, as a delegate from the A itt btttib .IN'CHNTRE 5 T fiv] in- is 1 ! .BOLTON CHNTI Coatisook - Que.spent Thanksgiving in-this city.not in bé.the social was free.Dur- Baptist Church in this city.SOURCE OF HEALTH The Juice of the Ordinary Apple Is One of the Best Things in the World For Keeping the Blood Pure.Few people there are but enjoy a ripe, juicy apple.But how many ' realize that it is a medicine as well as a treat?Apple juice has a very marked effect on the Kidneys, increasing their power to throw off the waste products of the body, cailed urea, and thus prevent Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, and similar troubles that come ! from poisoned blood.Similarly, other fruits stimulate the : action of the liver and bowels\u2014others | of the skin.Combined, they keep : the blood pure\u2014the body clean and .hzalthy.To get this effect, however, one must eat a great deal of fruit, or bete ter, eat a little fruit and take \u201cFruite a-tives.\"\u201d \u201cFruit-a-tives\u2019\u201d are tablets in which the juices of ripe fruits, with thelr medicinal value intensified, are com-: bined with valuable tonics.They act directly on Bowels, Kidneys and Skin and put them in perfect condition \u2014 thus ensuring the thorough elimination of all waste matter and poisons from the body.Trial box 25¢c.Regular size 50c.\u20146 boxes for $2.50 Fruit-a-tives Limited.Ottawa.P.Montmarquette, 1 doz.photos N.Ledoux, order on Hovey Bros; P.I.Hamel, smoking jacket; Mrs.T.H.Gordon, 1 doz.photos ; Mrs.W.Wark, order on Blue & Co.; N.Dasker, order on J.A.Wiggett & Co.; T.Southwood, order on.J.Rosenbloom: M.Jutras, order an Z.P._ Cormer ; Mrs.R.Martin, order on May & Hou- lahan ; Mr.Martin, order on Boucher & Lacroix ; A.W.Brett, order on C, n William Murray ; E.Morin, order n H.H.Morency ; James Johnson, carving set: S.Whiting, mirror: A; Dubois, berry set : E.Long, shaving | set ; A Dubois, club bag : C.McDonald, parlor lamp ; Mrs.State, centre table: A.T Brooks, umbrella: 1.F.Mcl.elland.doz.photos : R.J.Wheeler, Battonber cushion top: A.Z.Pinsonnault, watch: Miss G.Daigle.English whip : Mrs.W.Glasgow, guess cake ; ; F.Garneau, rocker.Green Bone Fresh cut green bone, oyster shell and grit to make the hens lay.For sale by A.T.DREW, Automobile Garage and Machine Works 14\u201416 Water St.Sherbrooke, Que.Clearing AUCTION SALE Monday, November 16th, 1908 The undersigned has.received \u2018instructions from - Mr.W.A.WARNER who has sold his.farm and is giving up immediate possession thereof, to sell by public auction at said farm 7 miles from Lennoxville, #ATON, all his movables, horses, colts, milch .cows, young stock, sheep, lambs, sows, pigs, poultry, wagons, sleds, farming implements and tools, steam engine, lumber &c., &c., &c.Piano forte, furniture, &c., &c.Particulars on posters.Liberal terms.Everything must be sold.Sale at 9 o'clock \u2018a.m.- JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.Corporation of the Town of Cookshire.SNOW ROLLER FOR SALE.4-horse Roller in best of condition, weight, 4,000 lbs., Will be sold.cheap.Must do disposéd of, as storage room is \u2018required.Apply personally on by letter to L.J.D.Gauthier, Cookshire.Cookshire, Nov.9th, 1908.E._S.BAKER, Sec'y-Treasurer.AUCTION S SALE In the matter of ISRAEL GOSSELIN.Merchant, St.Edwidge, Compton Co.Insolvent.Notice is hereby given that on.Thursday.- 19th.November, 1908, at 11 o'clock a.m.will be sold at my office, 44 Dal- housie street, Quebec.; A \u2014Stôck in Trade General .32,305.69 B.\u2014Book Dcbts as per list, 824.20 Store open for inspection on Tucsday 17th inst.PARADIS, Vv.I.Curator.AT THE ROLLAWAY The moving pictures this week are of the instructive class.The scenes are of Turkish life and customs, - and dealing with the present reformations and conditions of that nation.The other attraction is French scen- 1 in \u201clemonstrating Furopean life.A \u2018children\u2019s aîternoon will be either on Thursday or Friday.To-night is free skating for ladies\u2014 not children.To-morrow night, the races.§ Skating \u2018and instruction every.after CHEAP SALE DIROHE & CD, 87 5 Ton.All this week we will offer immense reductions.on Extension Tables, Sideboards, Dining Room .Sets, Bedroom Sets 11 Iron Beds, worth $3.00, for.RE $2.10 18 Iron Beds, worth $4.00, for.rene porsasees eerie $3.10 noon, under the new management, {EBSOOTUIE 1: cece eeee | requested to fyle thém imm W.S.McCutcheon, order | l Chainbers, > .; 2 3 Eee re ro New Goods, New Prices Having purchased the property recently occupied by BR.A.Bartlett, I will keep on hand\u2019 all kinds of Feed and Grain.Custom Grinding.Prompt delivery.F.J.HOLLADAY Office and Warerooms opposite , Paton Mills.Phone No.541; PUBLIC NOTICE THE RATEPAYERS OF HATLEY.Owing to the crection of the new Village of Ayer's Cliff and the settlement .to be made in January next, all taxes due must be paid and all claims against the Corporation must be presented for- payment before December 30th, 1908.& By order.JOHN P.BOWEN, Sec.\u201cTreas, -Given Nov.th, 1908.pore Estate of the 1ata-J.À ! areham- Ë u All persons having claims or accounts With or against the Estate and succes- Sion of the late J.A.Archambault, are diately with or > a Pry A .a fa ff PP SPP Pa ON =r Gtr IAA Bas fe 5a EN py 5 A ; N 8 on rh ; -, 5 vo - Cl fa.K an EEL a.Per PS 2 ae RR M 1 RE 7 re a part age PS : .evs PB Hatley.the \u2018undersigned.Sherbrooke, 17th, October, 1908.\u2018 B.A.DUGAL.Banque Nationale Farm | FOR SALE.| 126 acres, 2500 sugar maples, with complete rig for making sugar, large brick house, barn 110 ft long and numerous other outbuildings, bell telephone, nev- er-failing running water in both, house and barn, 23 miles from Richmond.Apply to - L.E.FINDLEY?| Richmond, Que.a a dating I ar pnts EN .fou [Ze reste Bo PE rg Fees Province of Quebec, District of Bedford.No.167: Superior Court R.8.CLIFT Petitioner \u2019 for Liquidation.THE.CANADA Woop MFG.CO Lu \u2018In 14 uidation JOHN W.Liquidator .and Petitioner.Public Notice ig \u201chereby given to the Bond-Holders of the said Combany in Liquidation that on Friday, the 2%0th \u2014 dav of November instant, 1908, at the hour of eleven of the clock in the forenoon, in Chambers, at the Court.House, in the Village of Sweetsburg, in the District of - Bedford, the Honorable Judge for the said District, sitting in will take into consideration a Petition presented by the said Liquidator, praying that he be authorized to enter into an Agreement with the Town of Farnham, under the terms of which the said Town of Farnham will be acknowledged as the owner and proprietor - of certain \u2018property, movable and immovable.mentioned in said Petition, and to consent that judgement be rendered, in accordance with the.terms of™ said Agreement, in a certain cause now pending before the said \u201cCourt for.the District of - Bedford, under No.7M2 of ehe Records thereof.wherein the said Town of Farnham is Plaintiff, and the said Canada Wood Mfg.Co.Ltd., et al are Defendants.And you, the Bond-Holders of said Company and all other persons having any interest thercin, are hereby required to - then and - there attend before the.said Judge in Chambers at the said Court House on said day and hour, to show cause, if any you have, why such Petition should not be granted.The present Notice being given in -pur- suance of and in compliance with a Judgment of His Lorship, Mr.Justice Lynch, rendered herein on the third day of November instant, 1968.1908 Swectsburg, November 4th \u201c Attorney for Petitioner.C.A.BARNARD, AUCTION SALE ON / Friday, November 13th, 1908, FOR MP.ALF*X.McKAY, At His Itesidence In CGCOUULD VILLACE mare, | three-year-old horse rake, \u2018double waggon, buggy.sleigh' and robes, double harnesses, 1 vlaner, 1 matcher, 1-saw table, all small farm tools, also all iis household goods, 1 creain separator.and a lot of dry wood.For particulars see posters.Sale at teh o'clock a.m.A.NEWMAN,\" LOCKED THE BARN TOO LATE.There is an old story about the man who lacked the barn after the horse had been stolen.lf you require protection get it before the fire arrives\u2014 not after.; HERRING-HALL-MARVIN SAFES give absolute protection.Investigate their merits béfore you buy a safe, then you.will bave no \u2018need to do so later.& ROSS, «i.> Wap create LB TN * 1 goud brood colt, I mower, \u201cAuctioneer.Sole agents for Eastern Townshipas- The Robert W.ds Co., Ÿ Office Specialties § General Office Su Wet ; SHERBROOKE, SUB, ° EE Chase & Sanborn\u2019s delicious ; Coffee is always the same and always the best.RY 3 If you are a coffee lover, (J) Chase & Sanborn\u2019s WW D @ < hd win your heart.> ° ° | 5 > ESI APS, 9 \u2014 \u2014 i Louis A.Godere Soie SPEGIAL ANNOUNGEMENT If you are thinking of buying a \u201c FUR-LINED COAT this year, come and see \u2018our special FUR-LINED COAT.\u2014 Mnskrat lining, Otter collar for $50.00 ; and Ladies\u2019 Fur- Lined Coat\u2014 Muskrat lining, Natural Sable collar for $52.00.~ Our special discount oh all our Furs is still going on.LOUIS A.CODERE THE FURRIER, METROPOLE BUILDING, KING STREET.rs JESSOP'S STEEL This can be worked up to_several times the: usual specd, With no - more regrinding than is necessary witb hi b grade Carbon steel.This steel goes through hard spots and Scale with the greatest ease.- .We carry a complete stock.The James Robertson Co., Limited.MONTREAL.AGENTS.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.is + on ., Ss ) R ; 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VIN ST.MICHEL is grongly recommended to * young ladies who are anæmic\u2014who are all run-down from overwork\u2014who find no pleasure in life because of ill health.VIN ST.MICHEL will give them strength, ambition, and that captivating beauty of health which hold a man\u2019s.\u2018esteem and admiration for life.: ¢ \\ poop or PETER CRE RES RTT a oe UE PURE = IRE pT CY el A ee EEN SE A I re I JZ Jays I.A 9 eX PRCA it Sh ss res Au pe SEE ES ca el 45 b - Multiplicity ef some one thing over and over again-\u2014thousandë of times by \u201cthe same person.Such rapidity is only possible where there is multiplicity enough to dissect the work into oft-repeated units.Le It is not possible in Custom Tailoring where each workman completes a whole garment to order.~~ = Semi-ready Clothes are made for 150 stores in one big workshop.Each coat in the making is contributed to by thirty-one tailors \u2014each one of whom has grown of one particular part of that coat.ds 2 mel ey al thy a de v .1 \u2018 skilled and rapid in thé making .The completed garment is made quicker, better and cheaper than a Custom Tailor can make it.And a further result is great economy on cost.Systematc specialism is further protected by giving the wearer the benefit of that economy-on-cost \u2014for the plain price mak is fixed by the Company.JOHN O.DUNCAN, Sole Agent for Sherh: coke.# 1745 | | QUE gives Economy - on-Cost i 812151 i}.AUER\u201d i ier Elayief {4 \u2018BRR I's Skill and experience develop rapidity in a given grade of work.£3 R À #; 8 pe 2 .; | {à 4 ; ; Rapidity is the result of concentration and practice\u2014the maki | P| iB king 16 Î Bo.§ EAST FARNHAM.Recent arrivals : Mr.Guy Morey, B.A.«and Miss Sarah Morey, of Lachine Academy, home for lhanksgiving, Miss spending Thanksgiving with her [mother ; Mr.Clifford Wilkin- san, of the E.T.Bank, at Acton Miss Leach went home to Knowlton evening to spend Thanksgiving with her parents.The scarcity of water in our village is very alarming.Only four or five wells have any water in them.People are drawing water from a spring pearly tv out of the village.a 7 : ip.\\ ing traces * TD ÿ 88 Dora Kathan 0 A Ee AORN 5 Ned 5 { y ty D ; i osu [3 .rue Ne = ale.| SATCH\\\\GRADE COFREE |: Thundet was heard a few days ago, | which indicates a warm spell.\u2018Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Buck and Miss | Helen spent Sunday at Mr.T.H.Stewart\u2019s, Adamsville, Miss Jennie Hutchins is visiting relatives in the city.obliged to move back on their farm, as Mr.Messier, who purchased the farm a short time ago, gave it up.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Messier, Sr.spent the week end in Montreal.Mr.F.M.Morey purchased a house and lot jn Brigham from Mr.Elias \u2018| Ring, of (Manchester, for 34507 \"They intend moving down shortly.> DANVILLE.rlic and Miss Dorothy and arry Garlic, of Montreal, are Mrs.G Master visiting for a few days.The gudsts; at \u2018\u2018Hedgeleigh Place\u201d this week are Miss Teason, of Montreal ; Miss Trenholme and nephew, Master Fisher, of Trenholmville, and Mr.Howard Riddle, of the E.T.Bank, Sherbrooke.IP.Stockwell, has returned to after spending a few days vith his mother, Mrs.W, H.Stock- \u2018well.- : Mr.Ernest Cottingham, of the Royal Bank, Mçantreal, - Day at the home of his parents, \u2018\u201cMea- dowbrook Farm.\u201d - Mr.Everett Burbank has returned to Richmond, after spending the week end with his tnother, Mra.Austin Burbank.Mr.Lea Darche, of the Registry Office, Richmond, is the guest of his parents, Dr.land Mrs.Darche.{est FINANCIAL AND I MARKET NEWS COATICOOK MARKET PRICES.Coaticook, Nov.10.\u2014(Specia))~\u2014Last week's ive stock and market prices were : * ' Select steers 3%c-d¢ per lb.; medium steers, to 3ic per lb.; cominon steers 2¢ to 2}c per, Ib.:| bulls ljc per Ib.; select cows 3c to 3ic per db.; medium cows 2ic to 2ic-per lb.; common COWS lc per lb.; select hogs 6c per lb.; heavy hogs 53c-per Ib., light bogs 5]c per lb.; veal 4c per lh.: lamb.3ic ver ib.: sheep 3c per 1b.; hind quarter - of beef 4ci{to 5¢ per 1b.| fore quarter of beef 3¢ td 4c per lb.dressed hogs.8ic to %¢ per lb.: dressed veal, Tc per lb.dressed lamb 8c per 1b.; dréssed chick cng 12¢ per Ib.; dressed fowls 8¢ per 1b.ham 16¢ {per lb.; bacon 16c per 1b.lard 16c per 1h.; potatoes 6c ber bush.; dairy.butter 27e per lb.; creamery butter 27e perf Ib: ; checse 15c per tb.; eggs sc per doz.; oats 450 per bush.; corn 85e per bush.; corn meal $1.75 per ewt.; middling $1.55 per ewt.; shorts $1.45.per cwt.31.50 per gwt., maple suzur Te per lb.; maple syvoup 756 Der gall.; granulated Sugar $4.63 per owt.: honey 18e per sce- tion | strained honey oe per pint; flour $3.25 per bax and $6.90 ver bY \u2018 TO-DAV'S MARNEY PRICES.Lt HITE, BROKER.NEW YORK MARKET, Opening 12 m.purposes, viz :\u2014 ,1.To mine, search an Amalgamated Copper .87% 87 bore for, the extraction of chromic iron American Sugar .136} 13¢ or amy other mineral:or metal either in - Atchison doer ee eee ee 0 0.958 9¢7 the Dominion of Canada or elsewhere as American Smelting Ref'g Co 97} \u2018957 may be deemed necessary or advantage- Anaconda |.584 52§ ous for the purposes of the company ; 2.Baltimore |& Ohio .UT] 108 To acquire by purchase, 1ease or other- Brooklyn Rapid \u2018Transfer .53 52; wise a mining lot better known and de- Canadian - acific .1754 17 | signated as No.37 in the 5th Range of Chi.Mil.Bt.Pau} .147 147 the Township of Garthby, now owned Col.Fuel |& Iron ., 398 33 by Joseph Octave Brousseau; 3.To Delaware.: Hudson .\u2026 1767 1753 Construct, erect, insta\\ and put in oper- Erie .\\.\u2026 \u2026 \u2026.|.\u2026 \u2026 338 33 ation any machinery useful for the ] Great Northern Pref.140% 139 working of mines ; 4.To construct, er- Louisville & Nashville vee \u2026 114% 1154 ect or acquire all buildings required for ssou acific .\u2026 6 .he working o ts mines or for its | New York Central ._ TE Lt hands and to manage boarding-houses, Northern Pacific .1 168 1603 stores necessary for the employees of Penn, Ry.|.129% 129 the company ; 5.To make use of tram- | Reading .|.139% 1383 Ways or any other means of transport Fock Island .\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 0 | \u2018223 29 necessary for the working of mines ; 6.Rock Island Pref.8 494 To build dams, work hydraulic, electric, Southern Pacific .113% 1154 gas or steam powers necessary for the { Southern Railway .of 24 mining business ; to construct and build Union Pacific .1.179 1798 tgnks and drains necessary for the pur- U.S.Steel - _ \u2026 \u2026 55 © gag poses of this company only: 7.To as- U.8.Steel Pfd.| 7 1122 112§ ist in the development and organiza- ._ MONTREAL MARKET.tion of mines and of any auxiliary com- Canadian Pacific ., .1753 © 1%, Panies at any place in Canada or else- Detroit Railway .Yt 493 Where for the purpose of carrying on Dominion Coal .! .äl 61 operations similar to those of this Dominion Steel .184 194 Company : 8.To bay or otherwise ac- -} Dominion - Êteel, -Pfd.654 a quire any movable or immovable pro- Mlinois, P PER 884 89 perty required by this company for its Mackay cde ee ee ee ee TES %4 business, and mortgage, pledge, sell or Mackay, P 4 ee he m0 otherwise alienate or dispose in whole.Montreal Power .| 106 106 or in part of such property upon such Lee Ry.Co.\u2026 \u2026 1 2 D Tiny 195; Conditions as may be deemed fit ; 9.To ontreal Street Railway 1963 196} enter into any arrangement for sharing Nova Scotia Steel \u2026 | 493 494 profits, union of interests with any per- Toronto Ry.° .\u2026\u2026 1051 1062 son or corporation carrying on or en- Lake of tht Woods, com.9 95 &aged in any business or transaction ot Lake of the Woods Pref.ue 116 nature of that which this company is Crown Reserve Le LL 379 213 authorized to engage in or carry on: 10.a TO amalgamate with any other company whose objects are similar to.those ) F riend Baking Powder HAS STOOD THE TEST OF OVER HALF A CENTURY OF CONSTANT USE BY THE BEST COOKS IN CANADA.COULD YOU WANT BETTER PROOF OF ITS QUALITY ?Ww.D.McLaren Limited, Mfrs, Agents: FP.L.Benedict & Co., MONTREAL, as Cobalts.CROWN RESERVE, LA ROSE, - BEAVER, and other Cobalt Stocks bought and sold.Burnett & Wilson Members Montreal\u201d - Stock Exchange 29 Hospital Street Te!.Main 418 Montreal | ULVERTON.Mr.Belanger and family have been ; v.and Mrs, E.C.Woodley spent Thanksgiving Tele brain: $1.25 per cwt.' feed wheat QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY F.W.A | \u201c BHERBROOKR DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908, x = Deaths Reported.i EIRERARERRNARLREE 2 2 0 THE LATE JAMES BRADY, OF pao Ulverton, Nov.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 al gloom was cast over the community | on Wednesday by the unexpected and } somewhat sudden death of Mr.James Brady at the of his nephew, Michael Brady.: | Mr.Brady was born in County Mo- home \u2018 naghan, Ireland, but had been a life- ! long resident of Durham Township, having come here with his parents at | an early age, and until the last six months had resided on the homestead , been a pioneer settler.\" Though pos- ! sessed of a -strong constitution and en- , joying perfect health, Mr.Brady a few | months ago found the years had over- , taken him, having attained his 79th - year, and concluded he was no longer | able to assume the responsibilities of farming so rented his property and went to Windsor Mills to live with his children.About a week ago he re- | turned to L\u2019Avenir to attend to some business, intending to remain only _a day or two.Owing to the sudden change in the weather he contracted a severe cold but nothing serious was anticipated.He consulted a physician and accepted treatment.No change was noticed til] Sunday when his condition grew suddenly serious, pneumonia having rapidly developed.His family was called, other physicians summoned, a consultation was held, but in spite of .the best medical aid he | of worry to the local where his father 75 years before bad | [SPORTING NEWS.DD BASKET BALL.STANSTEAD COLLEGE DEFEATED By Y.M.C.A.number present and the enthus- a played at last night's basketball game may be taken as an angury the prospects for the coming winter are very bright.The game was throughout and the Stanstead boys was combination of} the a continual source boys.eater an old tead player, accompan the team end played a dashing game, shooting with great accuracy.The Y.M.C.A.team played a strong game, the defence being their strong point.C.J.Miller and Brock Astle saved many a score.The forwards played a steady game, but had great difficulty in locating the basket., me was called at 8 o'clock shorn ang from the start to the finish the players kept up a fast pace.At half time the score was 9 to 7 in favor of the College, but when the second half was called the Y M.C.A.boys came b with a dash of speed which quick- Pack seed them in the lead, and when the final /whistle blew the score was 17 in- their favor.toy 'E.C.Irvine aod J.Clark Reilly handled the game very satisfactory.The line-up was as follows : stiffly oi the Umpire.\u2014J.Clark Reilly.Scorers.\u2014Davey and Rex Hovey.Timekeeper \u2014Mr.Sampson, .A oN Y.M.C.A.C.J.Miller 11.Smith 4.H.Miller 2.passed away, Wednesday evening for- score years and ten, a peaceable, law- abiding\u2019 citizen.* The funeral was beld at L\u2019Avenir on Friday, at the R.C.Church to the family lot where his late wife, Mary McCabe and other members of his family were already buried.- The deceased gentleman leaves eight children, Mr.B.and Ed.Brady, Mrs.P.F.Dunn, Mrs.J.A.Todd, Windsor Mills ; Mrs.T.C.Powers, Melbourne ; Mrs.P.T.Caya, Santa Rosa, Cal.; Miss E.C.Brady and Miss L.Brady, Sherbrooke.fine character, genial disposition and had won for himself the respect and esteem of a host of friends, who re- \u20181 great his untimely demise.- ~ He took a great.interest in public affairs pertaining to: the welfare of his county.In politics he was strongly espoused .to the Liberal cause, an ardent admirer of 8ir Wilirid Laurier, led.for him when he presented himself for.his first election in his own Coymty in Drummond, and Arthabaska./ pr Coaticook House\u2014Popular home for Travellers.\u2014L.Kilburn, Prop.PUBLICNOTICE is \u2018hereby given that under the First Part of chapter 79 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1906, known as \u2018\u2018\u2019The Companies Act,\u201d\u201d letters patentr have been issued under the Seal of the Secretary of State of Canada, bearing date the 25th day of October, 1908, incorporating Joseph Octave Brousseau, merchant, .of North Hatley, in the County of Stanstead, in the province of Quebec, and William Brault, manufacturer, Jacob Nicol, advocate, L.A.Belanger, printer, L.Codere, merchant, and Edouard Boudreau, gentleman, all of the City of Sherbrooke, in the said of Quebec, for the following Province - of this company, and sell or otherwise dispose of the undertaking or part thereof for such pany may find satisfactory ; 11.To subscribe for and take shares in any other company developed by this company or not and whose objects are similar to those of this company ; 12.To issue and hand over as paid-up stock, shares of the capital of this company.in compensation for negotiable paper, rights, {i terests or any other property bought or acquired and in payment for works performed, securities given or promised and services rendered in the interest of th company, including the services rendered or to be rendered by the promoters of the company.The company will carr on its operations throughout \u2018Canada and elsewhere by the name of \u2018\u2018The.Disraeli Chrome Mines'\u2019 (Limited), with a capital stock of one hundred thousand dollars divided into ten thoysand shares of ten dollars and the Chief place of business of the said company to be at the City of Sherbrooke, in the Province of Quebec.Dated at the office of the Secretary ot State of Canada, this 29th day of Octo- JACOB NICOL, J.POPE, AS, hap Petitioners.Under-Sec- retary of State.TVR TTVLVVV LVL à ¢ ¢ * Acknowled ¢ Acknowiesgmenty, ¢ +++.CARD OF THANKS.Mrs.J.Orin Gleason wishez to thank her neighbors and, friends for all kind- n them during the lon and death of her late husband, © Hines J.O.GLEASON, Nov.10, 198.Kast Dunham.CARD OF \"THANKS.We wish to thank the friends who showed inidnesy and gave assistance in IT ment a > wile and piston t the death of our .The late Mr.Brady was a man of} he having cast the first vole ever pol- consideration as the com- | JUVENILE HARRIERS.tified by the: rites of the Church in sight of hs own old home where, | \u2014 he had spent the allotted three [AN INTERESTING RACE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.A Road Race took place here .yesterday starting at the Record Office up to Lennoxville and around the band stand and back.The time taken was 55 minutes and 30 seconds which is very good The starters were : F.Conley, F Whiting, A.Pool, H.Parr, -W.and GG.Martin.Parr Conley second, time.finished droppin ville and Mr.U acted judges.RUGBY, \u201cthe \u2018Old Boys\u2019' by a score of 2 to 5.J RRIER RACES IN MONTREAL.INDEPENDENTS WERE-PULL- ED OFF YESTERDAY.Montreal, Nov.ten-mile harrier races Thanksgiving \u2018Day, that under the aus pices of the Montreal Herald, however being the big event.It was an exceedingly successful and well managed affair and attracted large crowds of people.about ten miles.The results were : 2nd\u2014W.Delaney, M.A.A.A.3rd\u2014J.McCUAIG, M.A.A.A.4th\u2014E.White, Brockville.5th\u2014C.F.Fbvre, National A.À.A.¢th\u2014Bert Ellis, M.A.A.A.7th\u2014R.A.Lariviere, Hawkesbury.8tb\u2014J.Lambie, M.A.A.A.9th\u2014Henri Herbert, National.10th\u2014S.Blackman, M.A.A.A.{| There were some 260 starters race.: .INDEPENDENT HARRIERS RACE.was also a successful affair.the Gordons.the winner\u2019s time was 57.32 2-5.Following is the order in which th leaders finished : Co 1.\u2014~Woods, Gordons, time.57.32 2-5.2.\u2014Robson, Y.M.C.A.3.\u2014M.Feley, St.Ann'\u2019s.4.\u2014Lennahan, Gordons.\u201c 5.~A.W.McBain, Westmount.6 \u2014Biddford, Waverley's.7 \u2014B.George, Gordons.8\u2014E.S.Price, Gordons.9.\u2014F.8.Gales, Gordons.1 10.\u2014M.Colligan, Standards.11.\u2014F.A.Ritchie, Gordons.Woods, it will year's Herald race.TORONTO WON.Co] DEFEATED McGILL, .LAST RUGBY GAME SCHEDUL- .BD FOR MONTREAL.: Montreal, Nov.when Toronto that there will post season games to wind up a rather pointa fair gathering, the frosty weather combining with the fact.that McGill was out of the running to keep away all but some eight hundred of the faithful, chiefly students and their friends.DEFEATED TIGERS mean , - IN GRAND RALLY OTTAWA DOWNED GREAT HAMILTON TEAM BY 8 POINTS TO 6.Ottawa, Nov.\u201d 16 \u2014Before one of the largest crowds ever assembled at 'Varsity Oval the Ottawas on Saturday de- ig feated the celebrated Hamilton ers by.a score of 8 to 6, in a game replete with brilliant and sensational work.Owing to the closeness of the contest and the consistent play throughout there was no outstanding features of the game.No spectacular runs: were pulled off, but the game will stand among the most exciting from a spectator\u2019s point of view ever seen on an Ottawa field.- HARVARD WON, onsen) CRIMBON DOWNED CARLISLE INDIANS, SHOWING MUCH CUP- ERIOR FORM.oC Cambridge, Mass., November! 10 \u2014Har- vard proved irresistible against the Carlisle Indians, both: in the attack and on the defence, and won, to the surprise of nearly 20,000 spectators, Wy a score of 17 to 0., Superfluous Hair, Moles, a - - REMOVED by EHLECTROLYSIS, by a well quali- FRED COLLINGE.- oo MRS.A.LEONARD.Coaticook, Nov, 9, 1908: \u2018 fied young lady.SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Work done vy appointment.Address P.O.Box #4, Bherbrooke The following players scored for the ones finished first, closely followed by G.Martin.Pool a good way behind finished fourth.Whiting and Jones were un- out between Lennox- Sherbrooke on their return.| ngworth as starter and | Messts 'A.Rousscll and 8.Low acted as B.C.8.WIN TWO MORE VICTORIES: Bishop's College School Rugby Team added two more %o its unbroken string of victories by defeating the Quebec Intermediates on, Saturday by a score of 19 to 13 and yesterday the team defeated Both games were very interesting, the one on Saturday against Quebec being ery close.; .> o C.Smith for the School played a good game, his tackling being very spectacular.\u2014 PR THAT OF THE HERALD AND THE 10.\u2014There were two | .in this city The course was around the mountain, ist\u2014P.T.Royal, M.A.A.Â., time 58.25 in the The Independent Harrier Road Race The finish was very close, scarcely five feet separating Robson of Y.M.C.A.and Wood of The course was ten miles certified and be recalled won last 14 TO 1, IN 10 \u2014The regular football season ended locally on Saturday University defeated Mc- Gill by 14 to 1, although the promise is be a couple of good poor season from the Montreal stand- The college game attracted only | Smoke + + & \u20ac & ES & \u20ac \u20ac& .+ \u20ac [ & : QUA ITY vo y d.M.C.A.wo Seay \u201cR.Guard\u2018 A.B.Astle M.Astle L.Guard C.J.Miller N.Flint Centre J.E.Smith Richardson R.Forward L.Hyndman I.Fee L.Forward H.Miller Astle .Spare .H.Tate ; Referee.\u2014Mr.E.C.Irvine.( & ra ~ RÉ tendance to that department.\u2026 1 fine musk-rat lining Coat, with Otter Collar, vavue %65.00, with Persian Lamb Collar, *value $60, marked down to .2 Handsome Coon (oats, natural fur, value 375, very special at .sa preseseue eee ve PAT.50 J.M.NAULT, VOGGRRÉLHHASHLESALAHEA AA AAA, PEL4488000000 Ë Lown?show the nobbiest - Star Glothing Hall J.Rosenbloom & Co., Proprietors.95 Wellington St.97 Wellington St, 99 Wellington St., Men's Clgthing.GLLLLLLLLLLLLLL00000L00L0P000000000000000004 NEW SHERBROOKE CLOTHING STORE , Men's Shoe Dept.marked down to .$42.00 1 fine musk-rat lining Coat, ; x O00 a et Go where you Will in à ny fine tailored garments for | men.They are wom by good dressers in ere town in this broad Dom inion: Perh aps you thought - t'h\u2018e price wag beyond you.Let us shoy you an overcoat or gy « ones at $25 and $30, W, clothes of the season.Men's Furnishings, NOTICE.These few Specials are Creat Bargains, Our Sale of Furs still goiug on at 30c.on the dollar.Largs at | Few lines of Men's Tweed Suits § i to he cleared at great Bargain Special \u2018in Underwear, Men's Fleece-linad Underwesr, at $18 or.$20, or better à ; best quality, spécial cosine, | ; vot i Men\u2019s Scotch Wool Underem: | | the very best quality, special at | Gesvaunus vososenvue d svuccaudpet nDSAdeCcNcer! 17 King Street.claim for it.Yours very truly, | - ROGER F.PERRY, Justice of Peace for RC Chronic Sore Quite Healed.| Mrs.M, A.Harris of*69 Chestnut St., St.Thomas, Ont., says: \u2014*M husband had a running sore on his ankle for about two Buk showed satisfactory results from the first application salves had failed), cleaning and healing the open wound.We have found Zam-Buk unequalled for Cuts, Burns, Sores, etc, and have great confidence in recommending it to others.\u201d ZAM-BUK CURES eczema, ringworm, scalp - BOT ER, sores or open wounds, barber's rash, blood-puisuning, cold- sores, cracked hands, cuts, scalds, salt rheum and all skin injuries and diseases.At iy also a sure cure for piles.Of all stores and druggists 50c ahox, or post free from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, fur price 3 boxes $1.55.ever tried! \u2018The Magistrat whose words are words! 7 4 AA The Pavilion, Gold Fields BC After a very fair trial I have proved Zam-Buk eminently setjssé tory.It cured me ofa skin rzsh of five years standing which no dostor had been able to do any good for.I do certainly encourage any ps son to keep Zam-Buk in their homes.It truly does more than yo months.(although otbe ulcers, chronic The size has not been reduced, Tlie price has not been increased of The old reliable brands of tobacco \u2026 CANT-8-BEAT chewing, and Masten chew Maple Sugar Tobacce Pipe Kenel cv THE ANTITRUST LEADERS OF CANADA.of M sox smoking.FFFFFPII IPP PIII SII IS FPF IIIIIIIIIIIN \u2019 ; u x ail N \u2019 ° o N ES ag gh \u201cvs iti Zam-Buk wins favor whert| quoted be}.low tried it thoroughly and now tells the result.I.suffer from any skin disease injury mark well his 4 E\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \" ; re expect WHY THEY QUIT THE FAK).Chop, ono What EP Dip and OF .- (From the Norwich Record.) 5 hand, er the ey of intellect wed One farm hand has learned the cauge Posters, 15 the they get 0UL 7 work © 80 many sons and daugiht#r; and veloproont when morning 2%, And well-meaning, reliable form pe Joav- tect\u201d of so dR th g or 3 PIL Ing the beautiful furm and country ane from chat time ne the sane co going to the city.CA lack of ord and no nt'ention pal e and ecessae the system on the farm and too long hours ditions ef the homé rm for 400 od for a day are what is driving the best Veniences 07 the pt 1b?-minds from the farm to the city and farm work = Wit ; = tune.Lo .T0 | | witon, dide t ZV J van\u201d the only co No HY .John a tbe rec Constable Ht by up his hand ap roac! t, Monday, \u201c Leonard Gear i the 6 wd several \u2018burt \u2018ited at the su: Enovlton.Jude jen broken into Symond\u2019s, once.wn\u2019s summe Constable Grimsor ttege cautio » be purglar he sd sepped ini passing + rough tl booty, lighting hi: The constable de spre at the outs jor Phin eapture, ng burglar on sy be dd thes pim half a chance He was: i night and yesterl: Swostaburg Joil.SAYS NAME 1 The man, who i & of age, as Sollivan.He verned about his c ed to complain th been given at leas The real ngme u! prisonar soon devel cognsed as John jous house breaker Jatin said, APRN iam A ¢ afterwards cc name, _.MANIA FOR H Bradley had a breaking., * He re: isved that o of the fo which have heen co lpm this fall.here have, also, laries recently at and in tba ! 1 k Bradley is not a He neve carries n ÿ shows ficht - when offices the law.He not go but will take clot t any small articles or converted to his - Ho is, however, 4 ill At one of tl sion was gaine heavy.stone throug dow.Things w wa, YORE COAT FRO) When captured B Ich angwers.clo of the one stolen | coitage some time Money whatever